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| + | Something that I always wondered about whenever I took a peak at this page was if a Composite Internal Structure could be used on unit types where weight-saving technologies are otherwise prohibited because of their bulk, for example with Land Air 'Mechs and QuadVees, as their respective construction rules (at least in the various publications which I have already read) only state that they cannot use any type of armor or structure that occupies Critical Slots. ProtoMechs are also implied to be similar, though without the specific wording that mentioned Critical Slots. | ||
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| + | If that's the case, then I feel the need to ask; where the writers also taking the Composite Internal Structure into consideration, or just things like Endo Steel? If they weren't, then how might being able to use a Composite Internal Structure change things for these unit types, assuming that they didn't change that in a future Errata? | ||
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| + | [[User:Amaroq Dricaldari|Amaroq Dricaldari]] ([[User talk:Amaroq Dricaldari|talk]]) 18:52, 19 March 2018 (EDT) | ||
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ProtoMechs, Land Air 'Mechs, QuadVees
Something that I always wondered about whenever I took a peak at this page was if a Composite Internal Structure could be used on unit types where weight-saving technologies are otherwise prohibited because of their bulk, for example with Land Air 'Mechs and QuadVees, as their respective construction rules (at least in the various publications which I have already read) only state that they cannot use any type of armor or structure that occupies Critical Slots. ProtoMechs are also implied to be similar, though without the specific wording that mentioned Critical Slots.
If that's the case, then I feel the need to ask; where the writers also taking the Composite Internal Structure into consideration, or just things like Endo Steel? If they weren't, then how might being able to use a Composite Internal Structure change things for these unit types, assuming that they didn't change that in a future Errata?
Amaroq Dricaldari (talk) 18:52, 19 March 2018 (EDT)