On 04/01/06, Dr. Core <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well there was that scene with Char's Gelgoog and Gyan in Texas (?)
> colony. So Gelgoog can operate in 1-G and 1-atm envoirnment. Boy
> what do you think about ground type Ball?
Does colony combat require the same specifications as ground combat?
Space-type Zakus are seen in colonies, too, as well as just about
every other space-type MS out there. I'm not saying the colonies don't
have1atm/G, but it doesn't make sense to me that colony combat equals
ground combat since if this was the case, all space type MS would be
ground combat capable. The only explanation I can come up with is that
space-type MS are capable of ground combat but not for prolonged
periods of time. Either way, just because a Gelgoog - and a
high-performance model at that - can perform combat inside a colony
doesn't mean an average run-of-the-mill Gelgoog would be suitable for
ground combat issue.
If I remember correctly, in Gundam ZZ the Gundam team confronted some
group of Zeon on the ground (ack, so long since I've seen ZZ s I can't
remember the name of the corp). Were any of them Gelgoogs?
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