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Originally Posted by brightman
They seem strangely... programmed, if anything. Like they were programmed to do one task, and anything else that don't threaten them from doing their task gets ignored. At least that's the impression I got. Maybe a red herring though?
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Their actions so far seems almost "robotic" or how a machine would "logically" deal with a situation.
First they attack the colony and cause massive damage and casualities.
When they encounter the Gundam they attack and one of them is defeated.
They scan the new weapon that actually defeated them and retreated to bombard the colony from afar with long-range missile weapons.
I think they were intending to keep the gundam within the colony by bombarding it in order to buy time for the Zeda to arrive.
So as the situation escalates they seem to be bringing in bigger and bigger guns but that's how I see it.
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-AGE Builder's limitation is actual combat data (no DODS Mass Production then).
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But surely the AGE Builder should have the actual schematics for the techs to work on no? I was under the impression the builder simply analyzes data and makes the new weapon simply for the gundam. I do not see why it wouldn't give the schematics of what went into the weapon since the professor was able to tell the kids what it did.
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- the scene where the enemy is about to shoot Diva's bridge, I admit that I glad Gundam didn't save them and the UE just flew away
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That was weird and only the captain wasn't shocked. It seemed that they put whatever was in the colony a higher priority and the Diva wasn't worth it (Given how its weapons bounced right off of it).
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