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| − | + | In 2003, ''[[Technical Readout: Project Phoenix]]'' was published that postulated upgrades and newer versions for most of the "Unseen" 'Mechs from the in-game year [[3067]] forthwith. Dubbed '''Reseen''', these evolutions were sufficiently visually different from their parent designs that they could be depicted. ''[[Technical Readout: 3055 Upgrade]]'' continued with "Phoenix" upgrades for the remaining "Unseen" 'Mechs, and the "Reseen" [[Samurai]] first appeared in ''[[AeroTech 2 Revised Edition]]'' and then in ''[[Technical Readout: 3039]]''. | |
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| − | In 2003, ''[[Technical Readout: Project Phoenix]]'' was published that postulated upgrades and newer versions for most of the "Unseen" 'Mechs from the in-game year [[3067]] forthwith. Dubbed '''Reseen''', these evolutions were sufficiently visually different from their parent designs that they could be depicted. ''[[Technical Readout: 3055 Upgrade]]'' continued with "Phoenix" upgrades for the remaining "Unseen" 'Mechs, and the "Reseen" Samurai first appeared in ''[[AeroTech 2 Revised Edition]]'' and then in ''[[Technical Readout: 3039]]''. | ||
To wit, the "Reseen" did not replace the "Unseen" variants, or [[retcon]] them out. They are new, additional designs with new art, meant to gradually replace the "Unseen" as the timeline progresses. | To wit, the "Reseen" did not replace the "Unseen" variants, or [[retcon]] them out. They are new, additional designs with new art, meant to gradually replace the "Unseen" as the timeline progresses. | ||
The term "Reseen" is also applied to designs that were "Unseen" at one point, but were taken off the list again. | The term "Reseen" is also applied to designs that were "Unseen" at one point, but were taken off the list again. | ||
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| + | ===Those Affected=== | ||
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| + | Reseen BattleMechs with new variants (and new or altered artwork) from Project Phoenix include the ''[[Locust]]'', ''[[Stinger]]'', ''[[Wasp]]'', ''[[Valkyrie]]'', ''[[Phoenix Hawk]]'', ''[[Griffin]]'', ''[[Scorpion (BattleMech)|Scorpion]]'', ''[[Shadow Hawk]]'', ''[[Wolverine (BattleMech)|Wolverine]]'', ''[[Rifleman]]'', ''[[Crusader]]'', ''[[Thunderbolt]]'', ''[[Archer]]'', ''[[Warhammer]]'', ''[[Marauder]]'', ''[[Goliath]]'', ''[[BattleMaster]]'', ''[[Longbow]]'', and ''[[Marauder II]]''. | ||
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| + | The original ''[[Ostscout]]'', ''[[Ostroc]]'', and ''[[Ostsol]]'' variants are Reseen and can be used with their original artwork. | ||
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| + | Variants of the ''[[Galleon]]'' Light Tank from 3058 on are Reseen, using modified artwork. | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 06:53, 27 December 2014
In 2003, Technical Readout: Project Phoenix was published that postulated upgrades and newer versions for most of the "Unseen" 'Mechs from the in-game year 3067 forthwith. Dubbed Reseen, these evolutions were sufficiently visually different from their parent designs that they could be depicted. Technical Readout: 3055 Upgrade continued with "Phoenix" upgrades for the remaining "Unseen" 'Mechs, and the "Reseen" Samurai first appeared in AeroTech 2 Revised Edition and then in Technical Readout: 3039.
To wit, the "Reseen" did not replace the "Unseen" variants, or retcon them out. They are new, additional designs with new art, meant to gradually replace the "Unseen" as the timeline progresses.
The term "Reseen" is also applied to designs that were "Unseen" at one point, but were taken off the list again.
Those Affected
Reseen BattleMechs with new variants (and new or altered artwork) from Project Phoenix include the Locust, Stinger, Wasp, Valkyrie, Phoenix Hawk, Griffin, Scorpion, Shadow Hawk, Wolverine, Rifleman, Crusader, Thunderbolt, Archer, Warhammer, Marauder, Goliath, BattleMaster, Longbow, and Marauder II.
The original Ostscout, Ostroc, and Ostsol variants are Reseen and can be used with their original artwork.
Variants of the Galleon Light Tank from 3058 on are Reseen, using modified artwork.
References