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Renegade334 · 2008-05-25, 12:07

If you consider the fact that the Gawain was a two-seater and a commander-type mech, it's safe to assume that the Mordred doesn't have the Druid system. If anything, the amount of space freed up by the computer's absence could be filled with additional armor, micromissile silos and a few spare energy fillers or a bigger Yggdrasil Drive to power the four hadron cannons and the Float system.

The Mordred is obviously an artillery-type machine. It only needs a fire control computer to handle the four cannons, not a machine that processes every SIGINT or C4ISR data from the battlefield. Besides, Anya doesn't strike me as a commander so it's equally unlikely she'd need the Druid in the first place.

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Renegade334 Sleepy Lurker Graphic Designer Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Nun'yabiznehz Age: 38	If you consider the fact that the Gawain was a two-seater and a commander-type mech, it's safe to assume that the Mordred doesn't have the Druid system. If anything, the amount of space freed up by the computer's absence could be filled with additional armor, micromissile silos and a few spare energy fillers or a bigger Yggdrasil Drive to power the four hadron cannons and the Float system. The Mordred is obviously an artillery-type machine. It only needs a fire control computer to handle the four cannons, not a machine that processes every SIGINT or C4ISR data from the battlefield. Besides, Anya doesn't strike me as a commander so it's equally unlikely she'd need the Druid in the first place. __________________ << -- Click to enter my (dead) GFX thread.