2006-11-30, 23:57 | Link #1101 |
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This isn't exactly a mobile suit versus comparison, but the answer is going to depend on the timing of the war. In Cosmic Era 73, PLANT quite obviously defeated the EA's forces; thereby greatly reducing its power. In the Cosmic Era 71 war, the EA managed to force PLANT's troops into a defensive posture, and would have likely won the final battle without outside intervention. The latter would have been a pyrrhic victory, but a victory nonetheless.
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2006-12-01, 00:15 | Link #1102 |
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I'd say, in the first war, it probably would've ended up a very, very dreadful tie (if the Three Ships Alliance weren't there).
It would mostly depend on who fires off their big weapons first. If the nukes are fired first, PLANT would end up defeated mostly (no godly pilots to intercept them), but if PLANT managed to fire off GENESIS 1-2 times (once at the fleet, then at Earth probably) and, if by miraculous luck, 3 times (at the moon base and then Earth after that), it would end up winning. And since the Three Ships Alliance wouldn't be there, that would also leave Rau La Creuset there with the Providence as well, which would give the MS forces a bit of an advantage while the EA would have the Biological CPUs. Though, given the timing, PLANT would still have a bigger advantage with the Providence because it has the N-Jammer Canceller installed while most, if not all, of the EA's MS just have batteries, so running out of power would be the downside for them (and, in turn, the Biological CPUs going all mentally unstable and insane). Only problem there being Rau La Creuset himself XD (since he wants everyone destroyed, so he'd probably only make it so they blow eachother away at the same time or something)
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The most important point is that by this time PLANT was completely on the defensive: most of their bases on earth had been overrun, and even in space, they were reduced to just protecting PLANT. I'm not sure if anyone can attach solid numbers to it, but it seems as if the OMNI fleet vastly outnumbered the ZAFT defenders as well.
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2006-12-08, 05:37 | Link #1107 |
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BTW, what's so special about the Jet Stream Attack? What is the big fuss about it? Is it just some sort of nostalgic cliche thing from an old UC series adopted into GSD, coz I don't see why this can't just be laughed at by one direct hit of a TBR shot from Wing Zero or something?
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2006-12-08, 09:42 | Link #1108 |
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I don't think that the original Jet Stream attack is all that special as there's nothing to keep someone from just picking the lead Dom off. The DOM Trooper version seems to be a little better since they've got an energy field as protection. The idea is simply to confuse the defender and to have the Doms attack him from multiple angles.
There doesn't seem to be any Twin Buster Rifle-like weapon in the Cosmic Era, and the attack is generally pulled off quickly enough that it doesn't seem as if there would be time to fire one at full power.
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2006-12-08, 13:52 | Link #1109 |
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Well, the original Jet Stream Attack was a bit effective...at least with the Doms because they had their scattering beam gun to blind enemy pilots, making it harder for them to hit them and much easier for the Trinery to kill them while they're off-balance.
It was just "upgraded" in GSD since the DOM Troopers version of the scattering beam gun is more like beam particles, which is why some things shot them were deflected.
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2006-12-08, 17:27 | Link #1110 | |
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2006-12-09, 16:14 | Link #1111 |
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It seemed to work out ok the first time it was seen...but then again, the Trinary were also known for their own speed of their attacks, so I guess it's just in that one moment (usually at the last moment), when they use it, they immediately attack before the enemy can react (since it'd be a distraction at the least).
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2006-12-09, 17:17 | Link #1112 |
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The RX-78 was a prototype test platform to begin with, so it's not altogether surprising that it would be replete with flaws and bugs. The fact that it was vulnerable to the scattering laser is indicative of one of these flaws, but it's not a good idea to build a weapon that relies on your enemy fielding flawed equipment. If the RX-78 had light filters (or if Amuro had worn shades!), the Black Tri-Stars probably wouldn't have survived their first meeting with him.
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2007-01-08, 09:47 | Link #1120 |
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Hey! Kira did learn to be less dependant on Athrun (( afraid Athrun's gonna steal back Lacus? )) and improved his lame engineering skills of the past to a point where apparently fixing/servicing Haros isn't too much of a trouble for him. Hell, he'd probably had to, since he won't get his peace and quiet by the beach with Haros disturbing him... Shit...I've just noticed that Lacus's Pink-chan doesn't exactly babble so much in GSD compared to SEED? Kira's handiwork? :P
At least Kira learned to take off the safety. Though he'd probably be better off playing Sherudo than trying to be Richard Miller. :3
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