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Very slow. Maybe. But when the other side uses beam weapons or anti-armor weapons....
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The best thing to do would be to just host it off-site. Use your own webspace, use a image hosting service (preferable), etc. This way, no one complains about the size or whatnot. And you can keep it independent of MW's server. If you want to post it on MW, then use a decent size. 640x480 or 800x600.
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Athrun got the right arm this time...all he needs to do is get the other 3 limbs. Athrun actually beam shielded one and beam-bladed kicked the other. I found it cute when Kira just kicked Destiny away when it was about to palm him. hehe....
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GSD is on at 6PM on Saturday nights. Ratings so far have been pretty steady since midseason. Most of the money comes from merchandise.
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Ishtar is a character from Macross II. The girl in the center of this pic:
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Some lovely info from the model on the DOMs from Mark Simmons (courtesy of GOUF and Seed Forums)
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Not to beat around the dead horse but... http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/4118270.stm Makes you wonder.
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Actually, you are wrong. Beam shields do stop physical weapons in addition to beam weapons (Freedom uses it to block missiles/explosives). An I-Field only stops beam weapons. http://www.gundamofficial.com/worlds/uc/ba...technology.html Definitely. Using colloid particles always seems to be a big plus, but a big drain on a battery (Blitz, Forbidden, etc). I'm still waiting for a good explaination to Destiny's/Legend's hybrid engine.
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What people have failed to notice is that the boomerang hit the joint (specifically the elbow, good throw BTW) not the armor. If it hit the armor, the beam would have scattered. Akatsuki's joints are the only parts that are unprotected by the mirror. Actually, Destiny and Legend are do run on nuclear power. It's just that we are still unsure of the nature of that system. Mark Simmons of Bandai/GOUF came up with a good idea about it, but even he wasn't too sure about it. The only thing we can say is, Destiny and Legend do not have a virtually unlimited power source, unlike Freedom and Justice.
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"Macross Perfect Memory" http://www.macrossworld.com/macross/books/series_pm.htm As it says, it's difficult to get. You should be able to find some copies if you look hard enough. I won't be able to help you since I got mine at a convention. "Misa Hayase: White Reminiscences" Search hard. I don't think you'll find that one. Talk to Shawn and see if he or whats-his-face..Seichi? can find you one.
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Just to note, IJ's shield since it incorporates weapons into it so this would be a poor example. A better example is Destiny's additional physical shield. (Is it me, or the proportions on that IJ off...I don't remember the beam rifle and shield being that big in the lineart...) Again, Destiny is a better example would be Destiny. Since it does run out of power, a physical shield would be a bonus. Why not give one to Legend? Well, Legend is as well armed as Destiny in melee combat. Legend can sit back and let the DRAGOONs do all the work.
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I wouldn't exactly trust that person who designs buildings out of their basement... It's business sense to find a cheaper way to do things. You're stupid not to. Crap is crap but if you're making money off that crap...
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It's never said. Sorry.
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Technically, both since GSD is a sequel to GS. But we focus mainly on GSD.
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Unlike V2's Wings of Light, Destiny's WoL do not provide any real thrust (okay, perhaps I should say no thrust). The WoL create after-images using colloid particles. Apparently, this effect drains the battery. This is probably why Destiny cannot use them that much. 319157[/snapback] I think you just said that WoL is kind of useless. Nothing more than a big sign that screams: "HERE I AM, SHOOT ME." Heh heh. Correct me if I misunderstand. I think an actual mirage colloid can be a bit more useful. 319168[/snapback] I could have sworn I saw Shinn cut a Murasame in half with the wings in the latest episode. 319191[/snapback] Nah, it was just the anti-ship sword. In GSD...yeah...the WoL are pretty much useless. Except on Destiny. I suspect Destiny has is quite the speed demon. The WoL are just another measure of deception and takes advantage of that speed (i.e. Think of the trick where you hold a pen and rock it up and down, the pen looks like it's made of rubber, this is kinda like a glorified version of it). It's just an optical effect for Destiny to use. It's more like "HERE I AM, SHOOT ME." Victim shoots. "Ha ha! You missed!" Victim gets stabbed by a BFS (Big F****** Sword).
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Unlike V2's Wings of Light, Destiny's WoL do not provide any real thrust (okay, perhaps I should say no thrust). The WoL create after-images using colloid particles. Apparently, this effect drains the battery. This is probably why Destiny cannot use them that much.
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Oh well. It's not the end of 2-D animation, but it is the end of all hand-only animation. These days, even 2D animation has some computer enhancement. It's hard to avoid it. I remember a few year ago I saw a guy take his hand-drawn pic and enhance it with Photoshop. It's hard to avoid taking hand-drawn work and run it through a computer these days. The only way you can do it is if you do actual paintings. There is a question in that. Have we come to the point where traditional hand-drawn work has reached its limit?
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"Honoo No Tobira" by FictionJunction Yuuka
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*sigh* First we have this Then this... Then these: You know...it's time for one of these: Whose buying?
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Fine, you want a non-RT related fact. I'll give you a recent urban legend. Myth: The SV-51 design inspiration is actually the F/A-18 Hornet, not the Su-27. Source: Fan observation that the SV-51 pulls many elements from a F/A-18. Reality: The SV-51 was indeed inspired from the Su-27. Early design sketches/lineart of the SV-51 show a distinct resemblence to the Su-27/Sukhoi design.
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Here's a couple regarding the fold systems: Myth: SDF-1 can fold within a planet's gravity well which is why the Zentradi were shocked by SDF-1's apparent fold in Earth. Source: Robotech, episode 3 dialog. Truth: The Zentradi were shocked that Macross folded so close to the planet, endangering the surrounding area for no apparent reason. Myth: Folding causes temporal displacement. Source: Robotech, episode 11 dialog. Episode 29, Robotech Masters engage in fold operations and reappear in Episode 37, 15 years later at the far edge of the solar system. Truth: Folding causes no temporal displacement. This was done to explain parts of Robotech's plot.
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Check this out, a nice IPB feature.
azrael replied to Mechamaniac's topic in MW Site News & Member Feedback
The spoiler hack. http://mods.invisionize.com/db/index.php/f/3849 Bug Shawn for it. -
Okay gents, settle down. We don't need anybody calling fanboyism on anybody else. Not really. Destiny has the speed but Freedom has the manueverability. But Freedom has always had manueverability, I mean in both versions. Either way, it's a good match. Sorry, no more recap episodes. It appears we only have 8 more episodes to go (unless it switches to the 5PM timeslot permanently). The following is a mix from Bonbon and Animage (could be Animedia, still checking) magazines. I'm guessing some people have gotten this month's editions early since they don't seem to contridict the spoilers from Newtype (BTW, all of those month's magazines go on sale this week, I think). Thanks to the translators at AnimeSuki for this. I will retract if these are false, but they do seem to fit with what's been posted. Edit: Bonbon has been confirmed. Edit: Yzak's Gouf and Dearka's Zaku colors.
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This I guess I can explain. Source: The designation on the VF Hikaru flew was VT-102. Fans associated VT with trainer. Additionally, the fighter was a 2-seater with Roy sitting in the back. Truth: The only notes on the VF-1D is that it is a 2-seat version. Nothing is denying that it can be used as a trainer, but a VT-1 exists to serve that purpose. Fallacy: SDF-2 was built near the damaged SDF-1. Source: Robotech; The command center run by Lisa was referred to as SDF-2. Which was hit in episode 36. Truth: SDF-2 Megalord was being constructed on the moon (pre-Megaroad). The command center that Misa was in charge of was the command center for the new UN Spacy.
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Newtype spoilers, ep. 43-46 (not confirmed yet. I'll retract them if they turn out to be false) Comments: A few other translations of ep. 45 indicate that ZAFT forces are to perform a suicide run if necessary to destroy Requiem. I'm guessing this is the colony laser equivilent from Zeta. There are a few reports that Requiem is guarded by a few Destroys and I'm sure the bulk of EA's forces are now guarding Requiem. About ep. 46, how would Meer know how to contact AA/Eternal? In any case, she's got nowhere to run to since Lacus comes on TV with Cagalli in Ep. 44. Dullindal has no more use of her.