Reiter
04/07/21 02:48 PM
107.185.100.70
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Code: BattleMech Technical Readout
Type/Model: Blackjack BJ-4G Tech: Inner Sphere / 3025 Config: Biped BattleMech Rules: Level 1, Standard design
Mass: 45 tons Chassis: GM BJ-I Standard Power Plant: 180 GM Fusion Walking Speed: 43.2 km/h Maximum Speed: 64.8 km/h Jump Jets: 4 Whitworth Jetlift Standard Jump Jets Jump Capacity: 120 meters Armor Type: StarGuard II Standard Armament: 2 Ichiba 2000 Medium Lasers 1 Tomodzuru Autocannon Mount Type 20 Autocannon Manufacturer: General Motors Location: (Unknown) Communications System: Dalban Micronics Targeting & Tracking System: Dalban AQ
------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ==Overview:== The BJ-4G is the result of a win that came at a loss. The -4G was once part of a lance on lance team in the Solaris IV games in the early 3030s. As the team was whittled down, the last two contenders was the Blackjack BJ-1 vs a Hunchback HBK-4G. In a mish mash of spare parts, the Blackjack is the best of both worlds using the body of a classic 45 ton support mech with the autocannon and arms a Hunchback; a brawler in close quarters.
==Battle History:== In the climax of the battle, the Blackjack was out of ammo for the Whirlwind autocannons and using its quartet of Intek Medium lasers and maneuvering with jump jets to wear down the opposing Hunchback who was down to two reloads for the Tomodzuru AC/20 and its pair of Ichiba 2000 lasers. The pilot of the Blackjack kept the fight going for another 45 minutes as the pilot of the Hunchback kept his ammo in reserve.
The Blackjack became over confident at one point and was cornered, over heating and unable to use its jump jets. The Hunchback, sensing a win opened up with a single shot that ripped off the left torso of the Blackjack who fired his two remaining medium lasers at an unparalleled moment of luck, the beams converging with the last reload of autocannon ammo through the armor of the Hunchback. In a catastrophic explosion, the Hunchback was defeated and both pilots jettisoned at the same time.
After several days of evaluating the outcome of the match it was determined the Blackjack won by only a thousandths of a second ejecting slower. The mech would continue to a middle weight champion for the next half decade before the repair costs started to catch up; it was sold to a mercenary outfit who used it to great use in the war of 3039 before it was ultimately destroyed.
-------------------------------------------------------- Type/Model: Blackjack BJ-4G Mass: 45 tons
Equipment: Crits Mass Int. Struct.: 75 pts Standard 0 4.50 Engine: 180 Fusion 6 7.00 Walking MP: 4 Running MP: 6 Jumping MP: 4 Heat Sinks: 10 Single 3 .00 (Heat Sink Loc: 1 LT, 2 RT) Gyro: 4 2.00 Cockpit, Life Supt., Sensors: 5 3.00 Actuators: L: Sh+UA+LA+H R: Sh+UA+LA+H 16 .00 Armor Factor: 136 pts Standard 0 8.50
Internal Armor Structure Value Head: 3 9 Center Torso: 14 18 Center Torso (Rear): 9 L/R Side Torso: 11 15/15 L/R Side Torso (Rear): 6/6 L/R Arm: 7 12/12 L/R Leg: 11 17/17
Weapons and Equipment Loc Heat Ammo Crits Mass -------------------------------------------------------- 1 Medium Laser RA 3 1 1.00 1 Medium Laser LA 3 1 1.00 1 Autocannon/20 RT 7 10 12 16.00 (Ammo Locations: 2 LT) 4 Standard Jump Jets: 4 2.00 (Jump Jet Loc: 2 LL, 2 RL) -------------------------------------------------------- TOTALS: 13 52 45.00 Crits & Tons Left: 26 .00
Calculated Factors: Total Cost: 3,290,340 C-Bills Battle Value: 827 Cost per BV: 3,978.65 Weapon Value: 544 / 544 (Ratio = .66 / .66) Damage Factors: SRDmg = 18; MRDmg = 3; LRDmg = 0 BattleForce2: MP: 4J, Armor/Structure: 3/4 Damage PB/M/L: 3/2/-, Overheat: 1 Class: MM; Point Value: 8
Couldn't really think of better fluff, just a 45 ton Blackjack with the left/right torso/arms and autocannon from the Hunchback.
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Karagin
04/08/21 01:25 AM
70.118.172.64
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The fluff sells this one, sells it really well. I could see this being one of those stories on Solaris that get told time and time again tell it takes on a life of its own.
Karagin
Given time and plenty of paper, a philosopher can prove anything.
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