FUCK YEAR Zeon Quest

>>8292547

Remember, Sup/tg/ is down, so were going to have to save this thread to my hard-drive at the end.

quest shit

OH HAPPY DAY!

>>8292529
Apologised, can we get a summary of forces present at the RGDL? (OHSHITACRONYM)

i jerk off while shouting "FOR THE EMPRAH!"

because i have nothing else to do

i then recycle my semen

>Southern US Zeonic Command in Albuquerque
> SUSZCA

probrem officer?

Version 2.0

Not much better, but I wasn't really happy with the first one. If anyone else can come up with anything better, please do.

>>8292529

Make sure we bring some booze this time... And salute the Feddies we buried alive.(I know they lived, But David doesn´t.)

>>8292595
Its Acronym day here at Zeonquest!

>>8292529
What is our unit spread in the area currently? Are the Feddy air forces still pursuing?

>>8292660
Nope, they ran out of fuel and turned back a day or so ago.

>>8292528
We are tired of your spam and bullshit at www. ãNõñtåLk .com. Stop fucking with us. You owe Sysop over $10,000 USD due to your harassments. Pay up by donating.

>>8292574

Currently unknown. You'll have to wait until you get there basically, you're still in the air. Also, these things fluctuate a fair bit what with the attack and all.

After an hour of flight your mothership the Outer Heaven lands at the Alburquerque Airport and are greeted by the local commander: Commander Jacobs steps out of his Jeep and you and Captain Fontaine salute. He returns the guesture.

"Welcome back to New Mexico both of you. I've got to tell you it's been all kinds of chaos around here in the last day or so. Follow me back to HQ and I'll detail our current defence strategy to you both."

You both get in to the Jeep.

>>8292682
Oh joy. FUCK I have class. I'll be back. Gentlemen, don't get us offed in the meantime.

>>8292682
What's our rank again? And how does the rank system go?

>>8292682

.... We need to come up with a prank to our team to do before we leave base again... Any ideas? ....Paint Zolomons gouf pink? ...Nevermind, He would just get mistaken for Char.

>>8292734
Get saltines
adviceLister.jpg
Crunch loudly during sit-rep

Fuck yeah, Zeonquest!

I wonder if the Feddies remember the last time an army invaded Texas from Mexico. If not, time to remind them.

>>8292734

I dunno, we're an officer now, we really shouldn't prank lower ranked soldiers. We need to prank our own commanders. Maybe put hair dye in Garma's shampoo or something, though on second thought that idea could get my lynched.

>>8292734
We buy enough copies of Ruubens' fake mustache for everyone in the unit. Then we all wear them to the next briefing.

My nomination for Nachtmaren unit colors. I removed the purple, and add some nice Nachtmaren Grey.

I added the unit symbol but my texture work isn't so hot, so the weathering isn't too good...

Hope you guys like. :D

>>8292758
Yeah, except this time it's us who's on the defensive.

>>8292734
HOW IS THAT A BAD THING?

It would be hilarious, those pursuing us abruptly go 'Wait, why the hell is Char here?'
And Zolomon axes them to death.

Then Char gets confused why he periodically gets congratulated for engagements he was never part of, starts to doubt own memory, goes insane, all that.

>>8292765
Find some way to get a copy of M'Quve's inevitable bad love poems to Kycillia.

>>8292771
I was referring to the one that involved San Jacinto.

We didn't so much invade Texas back in the early episodes as we casually waltzed in after destroying the entire Mexican army.

You arrive at the underground bunker for the SUZCA base just outside of the city. There you are led to a command center where the Commander can give you an appraisal of the situation.

"First of all, we just received your promotion orders through the command net Lt. Lister. You've been officially promoted to Lieutenant Commander."

"Now, as you can see here our defence line looks like this. We have MS Companies and tank assets along with air transports deployed in Tijuana, Mexicali, Tuscon, Juarez, Acuna, Nuevo Laredo and Heroica Matamoros, with Air patrols running through each. We also have a couple of air squadrons running force recon jobs on known Federation movements."

YOU HAVE BEEN PROMOTED TO LT. COMMANDER

>>8292767
DO IT FINAL MUSTACHE DESTINATION

>>8292800

CELEBRATE BY DOING ALL PRANKS AT ONCE!

suptg still isn't up (and won't be for 2-3 days). How'll we archive this thread?

>>8292800
Do we have any idea where they'll be attacking from? And where do they want us? Rapid response team in the Outer Heaven?

And just when are we going to get those Battleship Forever designs you promised us?

>>8292830
Save to hard drive FOR ZEON

>>8292830

Rapidshare file, Copypasta as the introduction for next thread? Make a recap thread next week?

>Then Char gets confused why he periodically gets congratulated for engagements he was never part of, starts to doubt own memory, goes insane, all that.

Thanks to Johnny Ridden that basically happens already, Char just takes the compliment.

Back to the story.

"Our first lines of defence are heavy, and contain about 90% of the south US forces and a good percentage of the North US forces as well. Were hoping that an overwhelming defence here will fool the feds into thinking our overall numbers are bigger than they actually are. As for your team, your unit is an independant unit, you're effectively free to do what you like."

YOUR ORDERS/SUGGESTIONS/PLANS?

>>8292800
quick glance at that map and if I was a Fed, juarez would be the intended breakthrough point. Feint to tijuana to make zeon think we're driving for CA HQ

>>8292853
That would probably work.
For Zeon and all that.

On to watching and lurking for me.

>>8292830
These threads will be saved to OPs hardrive. He'll upload them and post where we can then download them in the next thread once sup/tg/ is back. The next archived thread needs a big DON'T PANIC in it's description for anyone who misses this, telling them that these threads didn't get archived.

>>8292800
Looks like it's time to request a round of promotions for the rest of Nachtmaren then.

Also, we might want to do something about that one really wide gap between Juarez and Acuna. There's actually a road the Feddies could be using there that would take them into the main highway net in Texas.

>>8292830
>>8292845

FOR ZEON! http://www1.tgchan.org/ohnosuptg/boards.4chan.org/tg/res/8292529

>>8292858
If we're in the Outer Heaven, how long would it take us to get from one side of the defensive line to the other?

>>8292804

I'm not sure, but considering those fake mustaches are made with Elaines actual hair, she'd probably end up bald in order to outfit you all with fake mustaches.

>>8292843
Yeah, I suppose since I've gotten Photoshop up and running I might as well...

>>8292860
Go to Google Maps, then zoom in a bit more on the gap area between Juarez and Acuna. You'll see my concern.

If the Feddies were to use that gap, they'd probably try to come up to I-10, then swing around behind our lines towards San Antonio. They could potentially try to cut off our entire defensive line from Acuna to the Gulf of Mexico.

>>8292830
Standard procedure (as in it's what was done in the past) is for someone to save the thread & all images and then provide them to whomever runs the archive when it's up again.

>>8292894
We don't need her hair for the copies. We just need ordinary fake mustaches in a similar color, or that we've dyed to look like hers.

>>8292767
>We buy enough copies of Ruubens' fake mustache for everyone in the unit.

Ruubens made her mustache out of her own hair.

>>8292909
Right, didn't know that. Thanks for the info.

>>8292896
If we station ourselves in Juarez, we can do a patrol between there and Acuna. It's roughly the halfway point in the defensive line, so if they don't attack there, we'd be able to get to where the attack happens. And it is the largest gap, so it would be good to keep it covered.

>>8292893
>>8292893
>If we're in the Outer Heaven, how long would it take us to get from one side of the defensive line to the other?

About 7 hours.

>>8292858
>YOUR ORDERS/SUGGESTIONS/PLANS?
I like the idea of Nachtmaren being a quick response unit to as much of the defensive line as possible.

>>8292894

Bald Elaine makes me think back to when we recruited her, And everyone said "he" needed a haircut and a shave.

Also, Seconding that we should check out that road.

>>8292932
Point out the town of Manuel Ojinaga to the Commanders and ask if anyone is covering it; route 67 crosses the Rio Grande there and continues straight to Chihuahua, so the Feddies could come right through there and no-one would be the wiser.

with overwatch provided by air patrols I don't think we need to be focusing on a massive feddy strike force slipping by us unnoticed

Remain vigilant for shenanigans, sure, but we need to be focused on other things.

Like getting some subs down near puerto penasco for example (if possible).

>but considering those fake mustaches are made with Elaines actual hair

...that's pretty disgusting. She made a beard out of her own pubes?

What is up with the the borders? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Riogrande_watershed.png
The feds have a huge pocket effectively trapped on one side of Rio Grande. Any ways carry one I am just a geography fag.

>>8292981
Y'know, people have hair on parts of their bodies that aren't their pubes. Like their heads.

>>8292931
The other thing we can do if the Feddies don't come through there is head for either Chihuahua or Monterrey. The Feddies are going to have to be staging through somewhere, and smashing their supply bases and the road and rail links between their troops and their lines of retreat would make this attack go much worse for them.

>>8292987
Those aren't the borders; that's where our defensive line is set up.

>>8293001
he makes a good point though, feddy tanks aren't coming over the rio grande without crossing over bridges large enough to accommodate heavy tanks/land battleships.

>>8293001
Then our defensive line needs to use the Terrain to our advantage ALOT more.

>>8292981

Remember, Everyone in Nachtmaren is som degree of insane... Except maybe Hobbes.

David hears voices.
Zolomon is super robot pilot who thinks throwing stuff always works.'
Jolyne got slight anger issues.
Hovis lies when cool stuff happens.

>>8292988

Those do not make good beards tough.

>>8293031
>Zolomon is super robot pilot who thinks throwing stuff always works.

To be fair, when Zol does it, it DOES always work. You really can't fault the guy for that train of thought.

>>8293018
So you're saying we should blow the bridges?

>>8293034

Well, It WAS a pretty bad stache. I´d post the pic, But Archive is down...

>>8293034
And pubic hair would do better? [insert skeptically raised eyebrows here]

>>8293018
Land battleships are fording it. The Rio Grande isn't exactly the fastest or deepest river on the planet, and there probably aren't any bridges capable of holding something as huge as a land battleship anyway. Not necessarily in terms of weight, but in terms of width.

And if the actual road bridge isn't capable of managing tanks, then they just build a pontoon bridge, run the tanks over that, then bring back onto the road on the other side.

>>8292987

All of the defence lines have full air transport and cover. They can just fly away if things get too nasty.
Also, since when was the Rio Grande an ACTUAL geographic detterant to stop people from crossing the border? And that's without everyone being in 18 meter tall robots.

>>8292995

Whilst Chihauhua (sp?) is technically under Zeonic control, it's always been a hotbed of Federal resistance, that's why the defensive line has been set up behind it. However running quick hit-and-run strikes on enemy forces would probably slow them down, and the kind of force projection that Nachtmaren can project might trick them into thinking they've got a heavy enemy counterattack coming from behind or to the flanks and alter their advance.
In theory.

Oh and here are those HANAquest Ships. I never got round to doing the Alien Bioships but I got a fair few of the other ones done.

Also, the Kinetic Weapons destroyer was a BEAST with that gatling turret.

>>8292914
definitely seconding the fake mustache plan.

>>8293050

Well, it's structurally closer to beard hair than body hair.

>>8293046
You mean this?

>>8293043
Presited artillery would work quite well for this. When the first Feddies cross, shell them.

Also, the Rio Grande is a non-issue for the part of the line west of Juarez, because from Juarez it turns north and heads for Colorado. That part of the line might want to consider shifting a few units south; Tucson, for example, could send something towards Heroica Nogales to harrass the Feddies all along that area where you have a road running through mountains.

>>8293086
This always makes me laugh, and I should download battleships forever again.

>>8293073

We have Chihuahua?

I HATE THOSE DOGS, GET RID OF THEM!

>>8293051
The terrain in general along the Rio Grand is not conductive to any sort of stable hovercraft. Any temporary bridges that they set up though would be prime targets for a strike since it would cut off their supply line. Their whole counter attack seams foolish seeing as how they will have very long supply lines and are staging a rushed assault.

>>8293073
Bah, you kids and your new generation weapons. I remember back when we didn't have nuke cannons and gatling cannons or all those newfangled types of missiles.

But yeah, looks pretty good.

>>8293086
I still don't know how Elaine's previous commanders managed to not fall over laughing every time she walked in with that thing on her face

>>8293073
I think that running that sort of strike-and-fade is the best use we could make of Nachtmaren at the moment. The Feddies move to attack, and we slip into their rear and destroy their logistical train.

If Boone and his merry men are in the Pacific at the moment, we should see if they can raid Guaymas. Any Feddie force moving on the western part of the line is going to be coming through there if they aren't moving through Chihuahua.

>>8293031
David's newtype power is being Meta; he actually hears us all debating the different courses of action and bitching about SEED Destiny et all. He's just too afraid to tell anyone about it.

>>8293145
>I think that running that sort of strike-and-fade is the best use we could make of Nachtmaren at the moment

seconding this.

>>8293111

Yeah, I remember that too. Back then BSF would actually work on pretty much any computer, these days you need a rig that can run Crysis to do it.
Lord knows why.

>>8293124
>I still don't know how Elaine's previous commanders managed to not fall over laughing every time she walked in with that thing on her face

Well it was Arizona, a lot of people were sent there because they weren't all that smart or capable. It was basically the arse of the Zeonic Land campaign. She just kept to herself and nobody really questioned it.

>>8293124
The same way nobody reconizes Char when he's just wearing a pair of glasses and has his sleeves rolled up. Amuro doesn't count, because of the whole Lalah Mind Sex thing.

>>8293163

That's not a power, that's a curse.

>>8293198
well no one knowes clark kent is super man and he only has fake glasses on

>>8293194
Worst part is that it seems like the designer has given up on the campaign. I need to see how it ends! And a version that works on Mac would be nice for those of us who's PCs are not working.

>>8293163

Yeah, That is too what i think his power is, And honestly, It´s pretty damn powerful. And i think Zolomons is that he workd well with his medium... Medium being throwing stuff, Still i have afeeling we will need to keep an eye on him, Super Robot pilots don´t usually do well in a Real Robot Universe, Just look at Gai from Nadesico.

>>8293205
Blessed with Suck? I mean, at least we aren't haunted by the death cries of those dying around us.

>>8293242
Yet.

Although we are the Skull Knight, so maybe it's just something we're used to?

Hey do artillery/air deployed anti-tank mines still exist?

I dunno about a literal defence line. Didn't work out well for the french. They have the murlocks and their MSs way out perform ours (thak god for the limited number)

Instead of putting everything on the line as a show of force we should cammo EVERYTHING. That way we do better with the actual conflict, they get lulled into a false sence of security and we can move units around as need be

i mean we only have 10% not on the line, what about reserves?

>>8293194
Movie in class that I'm acing means I get to leave and come back early for delicious Zeonquest.

Apologised, can we get a rundown of the unit's along the line and their general experience, as well as any specialties? That might be a tall order, if its too tall, just say they're generic Zaku jockies.

I think using Nachtmaren as Rapid Response/Hit and Fade is our best bet. We shouldn't try our luck too heavily though. What's the word on Artillery Assets? I also second the idea of getting in touch with Boone, if possible. How much time do we have before the Feds attack?

>>8293255
You picked a poor example of a literal defensive line since it was a sound strategic plan as long as they did not just drive around it thought a third country. Though in our case this line is more of a expected points of contact line after all we want them to drive far to over extend their supply.

>>8293255
They don't have anymore Murlocks, and their MSs don't really outpower ours. That was the Gundam. The fact that we're alive is a near miracle.

>If Boone and his merry men are in the Pacific at the moment, we should see if they can raid Guaymas. Any Feddie force moving on the western part of the line is going to be coming through there if they aren't moving through Chihuahua.

Base command agrees to pass on the orders when the Mad Angler Unit check in.

Okay, so the general concensus is to move in with hit and run attacks to try and harrass the enemy advance. Drawing them onto friendly strongholds, ambush sites and chokepoints, or attacking enemy supply lines and depots?

>>8293271
True, they also can't really sneak around what with no navy and we putting SO MUCH SONAR around hawaii

Still those murlocks are a huge problem with any defence line. They sneak any other and we only have 10% to deal with them before being nailed in our weak rear armor

>>8293271
Also, in our case, there is no metaphorical Belgium.

>>8293277
You don't know that. And we fought A Gundam. If it had been THE Gundam, Garma would right now be enclosing a lock of his FABULOUS HAIR in our fucking Dear Mr. and Mrs. Lister letter.

>>8293294
Again, there are no more Murlocks. We destroyed both of them.

>>8293292
Supply lines. Even if they make it through our defensive line, if they don't have fuel and ammo they'll get worn down. Hell, if we do a good enough job of it, they might not even attack if it becomes apparent that they'd be going in with supply lines cut.

>>8293277
The GM series has better armor then zaku 2's, not sure about the prototype phase but the mass produced ones are made of a stronger material

We should put some sonar early warning devices. It'll be better for the lines defences and help us know what to pre-emptive strike. Plus that removes any murlock problem

The Mudrock/Murdock gundam is far superior to the rx-78-2, aside from the fact that a retard piloted it.

>>8293320
defence lines not lines defence

I don't know how I managed that one

>>8293317
How are you sure there are only two? And how are you sure the other one didn't survive? Be sure of NOTHING in Zeonquest and ready for EVERYTHING.

As for the Supply Lines thing, if we can pull a Feddie unit into an Ambush/chokepoint, then use the new gap in their lines to get into the guts of their supply train, that would be beautiful.

>>8293292
Add some sonar early warning and I think that's a good plan

>>8293301
To be honest, the implications behind the phrase "a Gundam" are far more terrifying than the ones behind "THE Gundam." Mostly because it reminds me of the plurality of the word.

That said, what are some hotbeds or unchecked advances that Nachtmaren can sink its teeth into?

>>8293338
Because we have no reason as David Lister to believe that there are any more than the two prototypes. And since both were destroyed, I doubt the feddies will be eager to pour more resources into them.

>>8293320
Really? Huh, guess we'll have to push for Doms and Goufs to be mass produced; they have better armor than Zakus, right?

>>8293350
Agreed. And have some batteries of Arty presighted on expected advance lines, and have several others ready for rapid retargeting.

Were we able to get a sample of Lunar Titanium from that massive door? If we did, we should probably hand it to research and development.

>Yeah, That is too what i think his power is, And honestly, It´s pretty damn powerful

I can confirm that it is definately NOT his newtype ability.

>Apologised, can we get a rundown of the unit's along the line and their general experience, as well as any specialties? That might be a tall order, if its too tall, just say they're generic Zaku jockies.

CURRENT LOADOUT FOR NACHTMAREN UNIT

Mothership: Zanzibar Kai Assault Cruiser "Outer Heaven"
CAPTACITY: 6 Mobile Suits and 1 Mobile Armour

2x MS-09 Doms
1x MS-09K-2 Dom Cannon
1x MS-06E2 Flipper Zaku (Recon)
1x MS-07B-3 Gouf Custom
1x Rhinoceros Support MA

PILOT ROSTER
Lt.Cmdr David Lister - (Protagonist)
Ensign Zolomon Ringo (Close Combat Specialist)
Pvt 1st Jolyne Brande (Mid-Range Support)
Pvt 1st Hovis Goddard (MA pilot and Artillery Specialist)
Pvt Elaine "Ruubens" Arronax (Former Engineer and generalist)
Pvt Calvin Hobart (Recon)

>>8293365
Yeah that's one of the reasons Zeon lost. The family keept in fighting so doms and gelgoogs(Spelling?) were never produced fast enough, let alone they CONSTANTLY underestimated the GM. Hell the space GM is FASTER then amuro's gundam, REALLY.

>>8293420
Shit poor specification on my part. I meant the units on the RGDL.

>>8293383
I think we didn't grab any because of the HOLY SHIT GUNDAM

>>8293459
FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF-

If we had a sample we'd be able to hopefully synthesize some. Then we'd have our own Lunar Titanium armor for MS!

>>8293292
Supply lines. The enemy can't afford to ignore it if we're destroying their ability to move fuel and ammo up to the front lines, and the geography and existing transportation net of Mexico pretty much force them to use a very small number of major roads to supply their troops.

If only the Hildolfr was here, then the feddies would be finished.

>>8293583
Didn't our results make it so that they'll be mass produced? I don't remember.

>>8293583
Rhinoceros is SUPERIOR.

>>8293442
>Shit poor specification on my part. I meant the units on the RGDL.

Roughly just under 2 Battalions of Mobile Suits, an Armour Battalion, 22 Air Squadrons patrolling along the defensive line. Mostly Zaku's and Goufs, though a company with a Marine Squad might not be totally unthinkable. Uncommon certainly though.

>>8293482
>If we had a sample we'd be able to hopefully synthesize some. Then we'd have our own Lunar Titanium armor for MS!

You did manage to get a samply from the Aggs drillbits. Scientists are still studying it, but it looks like some kind of Luna-Titanium alloy. Though they haven't a clue how the alloy is made though.

>>8293420
Talking with a friend who actually studies military history. He recommends leaking information to the enemy that we're planning a large offensive through Tijuana and letting the Feddies build up their force over there. Then we infiltrate some commandos into Houston to start destabilizing that region.

Then we strike through a couple bases near Houston and take it using the Nachtmaren Unit and the garrisons. This should cause the Feds to think that the Tijuana offensive was a trick and they should start redeploying to recapture Houston.

That's when we actually do assault them from Tijuana, hitting their main force in the rear as the entire line makes a synchornous advance. Since Nachtmaren Unit can redeploy fairly quickly, we can assist in the assault on the main Feddie force as they reel.

Then we roll up the flanks, eliminate the stragglers, and create a new defensive line through Roswell, Austin, and Pheonix.

What do you guys think?

>>8293666

>>666

Let`s do it.

>>8293639
>You did manage to get a samply from the Aggs drillbits. Scientists are still studying it, but it looks like some kind of Luna-Titanium alloy.
Yay
>Though they haven't a clue how the alloy is made though.
Boooooo

We have quite that air force.

on a side note, laser coms work why don't laser guided bombs work in this setting?

>>8293639
Still, if they can find some flaw in it or a way to destabilize it, we're one step closer to having weapons that can destroy a Gundam or anything else made with Lunar Titanium, like those fuckhuge doors in Jabero. Since we'll probably make another attack sooner or later.

>>8293666
That is damn agressive. There's alot of shit heading our way, I don't think they'd make a defencive line there and even if they did they have more then enough to continue the offence in other areas.

>>8293666
A brilliant plan that might not work right now, since they're the ones attacking us, and I doubt we have enough time to get infiltrators into place.

>>8293673
>>8293666
Satan has a nice plan for his buddy, Lucifer.

>>8293666
If we don't completely rout the Feds, this is our plan. If a sizeable enough for of Federation troops fall back, we do the leak and break. As for now, I wouldn't jeopardize opening a hole in our lines.

>>8293715
Said friend here. I don't know whats happening here really. The Gundam is a limited tactical asset, he cannot affect a larger scale strategic operation. Do not devote entire forces to his defeat, remember the long term goal of the destruction of the defensive line.

It is a very aggressive plan, for sure. But atm, you need to force action, or the enemies lines will only become stronger. You cannot wait for an opportunity, you must make one.

>>8293804
Ha

no, we're the line. The gundam is a bad guy

>>8293804
That depends on exactly how large. The thing about the Gundam is that it's pretty much unstoppable by any means with a good pilot, and the more you try to take it down, the harder it gets to take it down no matter what. If the Gundam is present, the best idea is to GET THE FUCK OUT as fast as you possibly can, just because you probably don't have near enough people with you to have a shot at taking it down.

>>8293804
OH FUCK!

I just realised the gundam might make an apearence durring the assault. Fuck.

>>8293804
No, see, WE'RE the defensive people. They have a Gundam, which may not even appear in this battle. So far it looks like lots of tanks and some land battleships.

>>8293804
Oh, and it appears Satan himself has given his backing to my plan.
Operation Tijuana Sunrise has the lord of evils support.
You cannot fail.

>>8293804
Hey Said Friend! I like the cut of your jib, but the enemy's assault here may not have the Gundam with it. The most we have to worry about is massive number of tanks, and possibly a unit of Mobile Suit's of Company Strength to Battalion Strength. Seeing as how we have a pretty established history of fucking up huge numbers of enemy tanks, and how we're already committed to mobile warfare, I think its something to do after we've beaten these guys savagely. Just so you know there is no huge force coming to back these guys up, as far as we know. This is their counter-attack for us putting the torch to a chunk of their HQ.

>Talking with a friend who actually studies military history. He recommends leaking information to the enemy that we're planning a large offensive through Tijuana and letting the Feddies build up their force over there. Then we infiltrate some commandos into Houston to start destabilizing that region.

You don't really have the time. The forces are expected by the end of the day.

>>8293868
>>8293852
>>8293842
Oh fuck what? Well great, I planned to break through our own line.
Ummm. Shit.
My bad.
Talking about poor intelligence.

WHEN DO WE GET A GELGOOG ??

>>8293907
Indeed. Could the person who gave you the info be a spy?

>>8293907
Now the DM has your plan...

You've doomed us all!

>>8293907

If you can find a way to get the bare bones of that plan to work in a day then I'll accept it. Obtain commando's would take too long as would leaking false information.

However the basic elements such as a double bluff involving Tijuana and... wait, why are you suggesting an attack on Tijuana? WE OWN TIJUANA, IT'S PART OF OUR OWN THE DEFENSIVE LINE.

>>8293953
>>8293972
UMUMUM Oh fuck. My bad. I don't think hes a spy.
I'll tear about my own plan for you.
It's not hard.
whoops.

>>8293907
Think of it this way: you just gave us at least one possibility for what the Feddies will try.

>>8293980
Jesus christ. Ok, person with Said Friend, effectively communicate to him next time. He seems to have a pretty good head on his shoulders.

Anyway, Apologised, do we have many Gaws along the defensive line? Gaws supported by Dopps could make for some bitchin' CAS.

>>8293980
Alright, so to clarify, we are the defender? Against a attack from the Gundam fags?

>>8293639
If they can't figure out how to duplicate it, ask them for ways to break it faster.

I'm here to participate in this awesomeness now. Who needs to get killed?

>>8293073
Thanks, that's pretty cool. Saved.

>>8294040
Good lord read the fucking thread. And the thread before this one.

>>8294040
Yes. While it is possible that the Gundam will be here, we don't know for sure. We do know that there will be at least 75 tanks and probably at least 2-3 land battleships.

>>8294075
Well excuuuuuuse me princess. Researchan'.

Figure that Nachtmaren hits Chihuahua first, heading through the gap area I mentioned previously. Once Chihuahua is wrecked, we head for Monterrey and do the same thing there. From Monterrey, we can go straight into the rear of the Feddie assault along the southern Rio Grande.

>>8294096
>>8294040
The fact that the title is "Zeonquest" and not "Feddiequest" should be a pretty good hint as to which side of the OYW we're on.

>>8294134
AEUG?

>>8294101
Kemal, you minx you, you almost always have the right idea. What's our escape strategy in case any of these areas turn out to be too tough to crack? Getting trapped behind enemy lines is not my idea of fun.

>>8294134
I actually don't know shit about the Gundam universe at all. Just what got vomited onto me. I guess I'll crash course myself in it so I can help.

Here's the lowdown of known federation positions.

You can see where the 312nd mounted up and attacked forces heading for Chihuahua before returning back to Acunia. The attack was a success, but the Company took damage and is at 2/3rd strength.

>>8294101
>Figure that Nachtmaren hits Chihuahua first

WE OWN CHIHUAHUA TOO!

FUCK!

>>8294170
Start bombing those fucks, looks like there' doing a three pronged assault, one for each flank and holding the center just outside the line

>>8294153
We hop back aboard the Outer Heaven and run for it. Until White Base shows up on Earth, the Feddies don't have anything with the OH's mobility.

>>8294170
That's a strong Feddie push right there. Lets hit it with our group, as well as any Defense force in Nuevo Laredo. If we can't engage it in time, lets shift over to Nuevo Laredo and set up an on-site defense to repel the attackers.

That two pronged push seems weaker, so lets try to smash the thickest enemy concentration.

>>8294170
Attempt to destabilize them. Don't let them mass effectively for an assault. Maybe try and cut off one of their own pincers and encircle it, which should drastically change their mode of operations and force them into a position where you are making them react to you, rather then you waiting for them.

>>8294227
Lets also get in contact with the 312th and get information on Feddie troop concentrations/breakdowns that were seen when they engaged them. Find out what we are up against.

>>8294170
So the 312th diverted one of their main groups towards Laredo. If we can pull our forces from Matamoros to help, we should be fine there.

The main prong seems to be headed towards Juarez, with the leftmost prong going for Tuscon or Mexicali, which sounds like the bastard child or Mexico and Italy, but I digress.

Hit and fade attacks on the rear of the main prong, with primary targets on any support and supply assets sounds like the way to go.

>>8294165
Crash Course on Gundam: Gundams are able to turn the tide of entire battles by themselves, mainly because in the UC they're made of a metal that pretty much makes solid shells slide off, and are equipped with Hand Carried Beam Weapons. With an appropriate ace pilot, they're near unstoppable, with an appropriate newtype ace, one was able to change the entire course of the war.

The Federation Produces about 18 of them. Including the Blue Destiny Line, the Ground Gundam Line, and all of the RX-78 Variants. Thankfully we've only run into the RX-78-1, which nearly handed our ass to us as we retreated.

Newtypes are people who's spirits are no longer held down by earth's gravity. They have increased spacial awareness, and limited precognition and telepathy. Usually this shows up as the Newtype Flash and Mind Sex phenomenon. We've got Three. I seriously think the pilot of the RX-78-1 is one, and Char and Amuro of course. Also, Newtypes can use remote weapons known as Bits, which is a HUGE advantage due to all other radio and remote controlled equipment being useless due to Minovski Particles.

At this moment, the Federation is using Tanks and Planes. However they've started up their MS development. Once the Federation starts putting out GMs full time, we will literally be SMOTHERED under them. Infact, one of the big factors of the Federation winning the OYW in Canon, is the fact they got out a shitton of GMs and Zergrushed Zeon.

I think that's everything.

>>8294303
>in the UC they're made

Whoops, meant "In the OYW" there.

>>8294171
We're pulling out of it, from the looks of where our defensive line is.

>>8294170
Looking at that map, we definitely want to hit Chihuahua first. It looks like there's a sizable Feddie contingent heading northwards from there to Juarez, and Juarez is the most isolated of our defensive positions. Anything that stalls the Feddie assault there would be useful.

Also, while this may seem a bit cold, we have a better chance of doing something effective to the rear of the Feddie force heading through Monterrey if we let them fully commit to the attack on the Acuna-Laredo-Matamoros line first. And I would recommend shifting units from Matamoros to Acuna to replace the 312th Company's losses; Matamoros is the least critical position on the line, and a Feddie breakthrough there can still be contained before it gets anywhere important.

>>8294170
We should slip between the three assault prongs and just strike the heart quick. It's probably mostly supply lines and reserves/forces moving up there.

>>8294303
Thanks, I appreciate it! Maybe you all can consider nipping off that prong that was deflected East.

>>8294256
Mexicali's sister town on the US side of the border is Calexico, if that helps clarify the name a bit.

Also, there's very little we can do about the forces coming up along Mexico's Pacific Coast. Fortunately, we should be able to shift units from Tijuana and Mexicali towards Tucson; with Boone operating in the Gulf of California, the Feddies won't risk moving troops to Baja California and therefore won't be able to threaten Tijuana unless they've already broken through further east.

>>8294386
Well the problem with that is that we're only one squad, and if we head over there we'll probably be able to help hold the line, but we'd not be able to make it to either of the other places where they're heading. It's why I suggested pulling in our forces in the area to defend where they've been funneled into; they'll be able to defend there, and we're free to start some attacks on their other forces.

>>8294432
We do have water units that can herass the units moving up the coasts, dissapear under the water and hit again

Mad angler could really help with that prong

I highly recommend that everyone head on over to Google Maps and pull up the US-Mexico border. Zoom in far enough that you can pick up some of those smaller roads, then switch it to terrain view. It should give you some ideas as to what the situation is. Pay especial attention to the mountain ranges.

>>8294356
>>8294386

Okay, so do you want to attack all three prongs and if so in what order, otherwise do you want to concentrate on one prong?

>>8294519
Well if anything WE should go for the heart, we're the only ones with enough plot armor, real armor, speed, and firepower to do enough damage and get the fuck out before getting squashed like a bug.

As for the prongs, can mad angler swat at the left one while normal units bolster the right one?

>>8294170
Suggest pushing forward the defensive line from Tijuana-Mexicali to Tuscon-Puerto Penasco. The Feddies won't be coming up the Baja pennisula, and if they try it will slow them down and we should have plenty of warning. This will free up a reserve we can use to either reinforce Juarez or as a striking force

>>8294553

They can probably slow it down considerably yes. But don't forget that these are KNOWN federation advances. Recon isn't perfect, there might be units and companies that they've missed.

>>8294473
They're already on that. We personally can't do anything, though, because it's too far away and there's a decent-sized mountain range in between us and the entire Mexican Pacific coast.

As for the east, expect Laredo to be the main target of the Feddie attack. Matamoros doesn't lead anywhere important and would be pinned against the sea, while Acuna doesn't have a particularly good road net heading through it and requires a time-consuming detour north of Monterrey.

We might want to see about having the Acuna troops establish positions a bit farther forward though. Sabinas, or maybe the town of Allende; right now the Feddies could try to skirt Acuna to the south and cross at Piedras Negras.

>>8294519
Concentrate on the center prong. Out forces can handle the one to the east, and the west-most one has a longer trip to get to its target, so we might even be able to attack it once we're done harassing the center prong.

>>8294582
shit, that means we could fly right into another assault.

Have them slow them down anyway, that can only help us and they'll still be rather safe.

What we do...I dunno

>>8294519
Our unit might best be employed striking at the junction where the western prongs split from the eastern. If all goes well we can cut their supply lines and break communication between the 2 haves of the fed forces, and if we need to we can retreat to the west coast and then out to sea or up Baja

>>8294519
Chihuahua, then Monterrey. The West coast can manage on its own, especially with Boone preventing the Feddies from getting units across to Baja California.

>Infact, one of the big factors of the Federation winning the OYW in Canon, is the fact they got out a shitton of GMs and Zergrushed Zeon.

Let's not forget the Ball : fucking cheap with enough gun to kill our Zakus and Sensors good enough to shoot at us before we can get a lock on them.

That "Problem, Officer?"-visage there is totally appropriated.

>>8294170
So.

Just to clarify.

The Feddies are coming from the north or the south?

>>8294582
At the same time, there are only so many roads in northern Mexico. And the terrain makes off-roading an unattractive prospect for an army, in those few areas where it isn't outright impossible. While we don't know how many Feddies are coming, we do pretty much know WHERE they're coming, and can plan accordingly.

>>8294614
Let's not hit them head on though. We can use the OH to drop us off and hit their rear areas, and any forces they dispatch to try to hunt us down only weakens their advance

>>8294608
Go look at the terrain map. Retreating to the west coast would require us to cross a rugged mountain range, and there isn't any good way to just go around it.

I keep harping on Chihuahua and Monterrey because there literally AREN'T any other routes the Feddies could be taking, at least for the prongs aimed at Juarez and the southern Rio Grande.

>>8294638

Blue is the feddies.

>>8294700
Dude, we have our own battleship. Terrain means nothing for us.

>>8294692
Obviously.

Hitting the Feddies after they've gone by is particularly important to the Monterrey strike; we could potentially cut off and completely destroy that wing of the Feddie invasion by blocking their line of retreat. And if they try to head down the coast instead, we can keep pounding them all the way to Tampico.

>>8294700
Sure, but there are gaps in the mountain range we can use far easier than a tank army, and if nothing else we can always use our cruiser for extra mobility. We have a massive mobility advantage, and need to abuse it

>>8294732
We plan to. But if we have to retreat, we retreat north or east. West just puts us farther away from the rest of our forces, with the possible exception of the Mad Angler group.

>>8294170
The far eastern force has left itself woefully unsupported.
Cut it off and encircle it, they either die or surrender. This could stall their entire advance. While the East is cut off, attack down their center line. If we outpace them south, we can come in behind them and literally cut off their entire attack.

>>8294709
Have Acunia and Reynoso move out to encircle the Feddie thrust heading for Nuevo Laredo. Any marine units avaliable should harass the enemy moving along the peninsula's bay, in addition to aerial forces from the leftmost bases. This should slow them enough that we can deal with the first two thrusts, then move out and end that last one.

>I keep harping on Chihuahua and Monterrey because there literally AREN'T any other routes the Feddies could be taking, at least for the prongs aimed at Juarez and the southern Rio Grande.

Okay, so an assault on the prong heading towards Chihuahua? Maybe and ambush in the city? (Tricky since Chihuahua is pro-feddy, but if you do it quick you might get away with it.

Then retreat via the Outer Heaven to Monterry and attack the prong heading towards Nuevo Laredo from the rear? Maybe getting their supply train while you're at it?

Sounds good?

(Note I'll be saving this thread by midnight, so expect most of the action to take place tommorow.)

>>8294758
The problem is north and east will take us into fed frontline forces, and if we need to retreat we wont be in a position to engage them. If we pull west we can try to link up with mad angler, or run up the west cost or Baja, or move south , cross mexico around Minatilan ( or go even further south to Guatemala if necessary) and then cross the Caribbean to link up in the east

>>8294796
I suggest just ignoring the Pacific Coast thrust for now, at least where Nachtmaren is concerned. The further north those Feddies get, the further they have to retreat when we crush the other two prongs of the invasion, and they have exactly one possible route they could take until they get to Mazatlan. We'll have plenty of time to tear them to shreds then.

>>8294834

Sounds like a good plan to get us started on.

>>8294834
Yep, sounds good.

>>8294834
It does to me. Although ideally we let Chihuahua fall and then hit the Feddies as they move through the town. They'll be at their most disorganized then, especially if the Chihuahuans are being appreciative of their "liberation".

My proposed plan. Cut off not only the east, but the entire assault. You engage all offensives. Then slip by on the far west and slice its head off.

>>8294857
>I suggest just ignoring the Pacific Coast thrust for now, at least where Nachtmaren is concerned.

Yeah, the Mad Angler Forces as well as the defenders at Tijuana, Mexicali and Tucson should be able to hold.

>>8294916
I enjoy the audacity of this plan.

>>8294964
He who dares, wins. You turn their entire operation into a cluster fuck. Any parts of their assault that break through will starve or be unable to be combat effective.

>>8294921
dom is giving a reach around

can't unsee

>>8294916
Apologized, can we get some clarification on where exactly those movements are supposed to be? Because I'm currently assuming that the leftmost prong of the Feddie assault should actually be further west, moving along the coast road. Instead of just heading into a random section of the Western Sierra Madre.

>>8294910
>especially if the Chihuahuans are being appreciative of their "liberation".

They will be, most of Mexico was only nominally under your control to begin with. There will be lots of cheering and whatnot.

>>8294916

Unfortunately you don't have the authority to order this. However it's likely that if the battle goes your way they'll order a counter-attack a lot like this.

>>8295016
Also, I would assume that the Feddie prong on the right should actually be a bit further south, heading through Monterrey? Given that it also seems to have just wandered into a roadless, desolate section of mountains before turning east the way the map is currently drawn.

>>8295031
Awesome. We get to totally crash their liberation party.

>>8295031
Just as Planned.

If the battle goes our way, we destroy the Feddie army around Monterrey and Reynoso first, then cut off the army retreating from Chihuahua and smash it at Torreon, and after that we head across to Mazatlan to cut the only line of retreat for the Feddies on the Pacific coast.

>>8295016

Yeah, it's probably closer to this.

>>8295121
What is the operational range on these tanks? They look to be cutting across almost 1000km worth of terrain in only 24-48 hours. Also what about mechanized infantry? I would think the Feds have made a manpacked anti MS weapon by now and it would be far more effective than the drive the tanks at them over open ground that they look to be doing.

>>8295189
Excellent! Let's load up, spend the next hour talking about which suits and loadouts to take and then we can finally head to Chihuahua and surprise them in their moment of seeming victory!

>>8295197

The smallest anti-MS weapon is a giant, four crew missile launcher, and it's still not 100% effective. It's designed for Zaku's, so our Goufs and especially Dom's shouldn't have to worry too much.

Also, not sure of the range of the feddie tanks, but they tend to be supported by fusion powered land battleships, which have effectively unlimited range.

>>8295189
mad angler should just destroy the left most assault's supply lines. Stop it dead in its tracks

>>8295189
Excellent, that clarifies things quite a bit. Thanks, Apologized!

>>8295197
I expect that this assault was less about careful Feddie planning and more about "they just did serious damage to Jaburo and then escaped with practically their entire force, we have to do SOMETHING to respond!"

>>8295197

Pretty long, don't forget they have a supply line all the way back to Jaburo. The Big Tray have fuel reserves for their tanks as well, plus whatever support units are deployed with the division.

>I would think the Feds have made a manpacked anti MS weapon by now and it would be far more effective than the drive the tanks at them over open ground that they look to be doing.

Well, those don't work too well unless they can get to short range, man-portable AMS Weapons are best used in ambushes really.

>>8295272
Lets respond with out proper planning has always be a hallmark of great military victories. Still a tank is a 3-4 man crew with at least 2 months worth of training. The Feds may have the man power they are burning though tank crews faster than the Soviets in 44.

>>8295369
To be fair, the T-34s that the Soviets were using were probably the best tanks being fielded at the time. They just had really, really crappy commanders who made lots of tactical blunders.

Oh blunders were made but it dose not change the shocking rate of crew loss that we saw. I do love the idea of paradrop tanks that were mentioned before in other threads...lets drops a bunch of tanks in Canada when our nearest base is in Greenland. Sorry guys you are going to have to support yourself.

>>8295466
Yeah, that was probably not one of Zeons best ideas. Still, they survived.

>>8295466

Well, the core of the Federation strategy at that point was to keep Zeon as off balance as possible with local forces while they built up their new forces in a few centralized bases for a major, one shot kill attack involving their new MS.

>>8295466

That was probably a strike to try and take out Garma though. A sort of part 2 to the Airbattle.

>>8295466
You mean the Feddie ones we blew to shit during our Canada visit a while back?

>>8295493
Speaking of which, would it be worth launching a spoiling attack on England to fuck with Feddie prepwork for Operation Odessa?

>>8295493
That dose clarify the situation a bit more for me, I am not all that up on my UC lore. Oh why is no one using wire guide missiles proven effective since WWII, I would think a wire guided missile platform would make a cheaper and more effective at MS weapon than the tanks?

>>8295549
But that's not nearly as cool as massive tank battles. And Gundam supports itself largely by Rule of Cool.

>>8295335
And after a nap, I'm up. Good to see Said Friend getting involved. Anyway, good plan so far, but seeing as how we're going to be engaged in some Urban Warfare, those ASM's could be an issue, although not really for a Gouf or a Dom. But Calvin is going to need to be careful as hell.

>>8295549

Mostly due to Minovsky particles. When spread during a battle, they interfere with radio, radar, and unshielded electronic systems. Any complicated electronics need extensive shielding to function, and it basically spelled the death of long ranged automated combat.

>>8295549

Because Minovsky Particles would bugger the electronics up I guess.

Okay, let's get this thread finished up.

You are loading up for your journey to Chihuahua, what are you bringing in the Outer Heaven and Loadout are you using.

>>8295572
New plan for Zeon mass produce wire guided anti-ms platform we can make 10-15 of them for ever zakuII...we don't have to cool all the time do we?

>>8295605

Also, aside from what's in the Outer Heaven you can also requisition MS from SUSZCA if you wish. There isn't anything all that interesting or that you haven't piloted before though.

No Dom's for instance.

>>8295605
David- Dom, 'zook, 90mm, Reloads for both, Panzerfausts
Elaine- ^
Zol- Gouf Zolomon Custom, Gatling Shield, 35mm Gatlings, Heatsaber/Heathawks, Heatrod, Shotgun
Jolyne- Dom Cannon, 'Zook 90mm
Hovis- Rhino
Calvin- Recon Zaku on a Dodai

>>8295605
Us and Elaine in Doms, 330mm bazookas and 90mm MGs, some crackers and smoke grenades for good measure.

Jolyne in the Dom Cannon, 90mm MG for backup with crackers and smoke grenades.

Zolomon in his Gouf, Heat Saber/Whip, Heat Hawk, 90mm MG, crackers, smoke grenades, Panzerfaust.

Calvin in the Flipper, 90mm MG, crackers, smokes grenades, Panzerfaust.

Hovis in the Rhino.

>>8295605
we always go for the usual just skip this part god damn

doms have zooks and backup MG. Zolomon in his rape gouf.

IT NEVER CHANGES
EVER
STOP ASKING

>>8295645
Shit, forgot to mention reloads for Jolyne. Her Dom 'zook and 90mm, since we can't carry some for her Backpack cannon.

>>8295605
We'll want 'nades and plenty of bazooka rounds this time, since we're trying to blow up supply dumps. Unless it would be stupidly likely to get us killed, we might want to just go without an MG for the time being in order to load up with more explosives. We can close in and use heat sabers on stuff that isn't worth a bazooka round or 'nade.

On the ride from Chihuahua to Monterrey, we'll switch back to MGs, since we'll be assaulting the rear of the Feddie troops engaging our defensive line instead of jumping Feddie troops stuck inside a city.

>>8295657
It changes situationally. You need to fucking chill.

>>8295650
I suggested a shotgun for Zol instead of the 90mm, due to the urban scenario. But the smoke grenades are a nice touch, add them to my suggestion.

>>8295676
we don't really need nades what with the beam spitters. We're taking back a town with feddy gurrillas all over

EAT LASER SHOTGUN.

>>8295605
Oh, Apologised, what's the word on Feddie aircover? Should we take some Dopps with us? Are we gonna have to hop on Dodais?

>>8295549
They do in one of the shows (MSIGLOO 2, first episode). Of course, that Anti-MS Platoon is completely wiped out and the shells only do damage if they hit a good location.

I think it's taken for granted that the giant robots have better control systems than the rockets. There's also early 1970ies computers here, not like our current supertech stuff.

All that aside, I _think_ missiles are supposedly not too great at taking out these things - if they're anything like superadvanced Merkava then they're well-protected.

Of course, there's no real good way around "lol giant robot", but at least they try to explain it away some.

So... Yeah.

Of course, I might've missed your point completely.

>>8295707
As far as I know, we don't have the scattering beam guns yet. The downside of getting Doms a full 1-2 months earlier than in canon, I guess.

>>8295731
we've used them several times. This isn't the prototype anymore, its the first test doms

>>8295699
Good point.

>>8295731
No, we do. We used them in Jaburo.

>>8295731

Nah, we have them. We've used them a time or two for blinding attacks.

>David- Dom, 'zook, 90mm, Reloads for both, Panzerfausts
>Elaine- ^
>Zol- Gouf Zolomon Custom, Gatling Shield, 35mm Gatlings, 2xHeathawks, Heatrod, Shotgun
>Jolyne- Dom Cannon, 90mm
>Hovis- Rhino
>Calvin- Recon Zaku on a Dodai

Okay, hows this. (Jolyne can't use the 330mm Zook as well as the backpack cannon. But the 90mm Rifle as well as the wrist vulcan would work.)

You all load up and take off. With luck you'll make it to Chihuahua before the main enemy force arrives.
"Here we go again, huh boss?" Zolomon asks as you take off.

"Sure, sure. Remind me to promote you all when we get back, I think you've all earned by NOW."

There are cheers.

"Uh, you're pay grade won't actually go up though."

Booing follows.

"..unlike me."

The booing intensifies.

"Quieten down back there! It's not like any of you are going to get a chance to spend it until you get leave. Which at the rate things are going, should be around Christmas...." Fontaine rebukes good naturedly.

"Yeah, Christmas 81!" Zolomon pipes up.

But now you're on your way, into unfriendly territory against opponents that heavily outnumber you. Well, it looks like another day in the life of David Lister...

TO BE CONTINUED.

>>8295811
Word, sounds good.

Excellent thread. See you chaps tomorrow!

>>8295811
I like how our pre battle speach is "I'm getting paid more"

>>8295811
I'm not sure if that title is a good sign or a bad one.

Either way, I'll be here at some point tomorrow to check it out. Adios, muchachos!

>>8295811
Awesome. Tomorrow promises to be full of some much needed fighting.

>>8294623

"Problem, Zaku?" If only there was a way I could properly portray that on a model.

God damn, that's an awesome idea.

Right.

How badly are we autosaging?

Which page are we on?

>>8295940
Autosage won't start for another post or two, actually.

>>8295953

Holy fuck. Normally by now were autosaging to buggery.

Ah, no, I know why, It's because we didn't start the thread until 8, that was why.

Also, I checked up on sup/tg/, it's going to be down for pretty much the whole weekend, so I guess all three threads are getting saved to the HTML and then uploaded at a later date.

>>8295986
Yup. Also, this thread went pretty slowly, since all we did really was discuss our plan of attack. And then you had to come up with something so that we'd all agree.

>>8296040
Tomorrow will probably be more exciting.

Of course, White Base and the Gundam are due to show up in North America in the next week or two. And Char will be following them.

At that point, shit will get real.

>>8296096
Meh, we talked about dealing with Amuro and White base; the consensus seems to be "don't". When they come, let Char chase them, but don't devote resources to trying to take down the Gundam. It can only be in one place at a time, and we don't need to keep giving it better and better opponents to defeat and learn from.

>>8296040

Yeah, I was kind of hoping that sup/tg/ might be back before the end, as I like coming back in the morning and seeing what people said after I went to bed.
Oh well.

OMAKE

"So, the Core block system is a success?"

"Yes. Absolutely no problems with either the Core-Fighter or the core-components!"

"And the Rifle and Saber? Have we handled those energy fluctuations?"

"Yes yes, it was a simple output matter that was easily rectified through software."

"Well good. Then I guess there's nothing else to it. The suit's in working order. We'll do a shakedown test in the morning and rubberstamp it. Man though, I'll be glad to get this off the colony?"

"Oh? I'd have thought you'd have jumped at the chance to work on the latest technology?"

"I do, but it's pretty dangerous, doing the final software tests here isn't it?"

"Are you kidding? Haven't you heard?"

"Heard what?"

"Jaburo got attacked three days ago."

"No shit really? What happened?"

"Rumour has it that El Muerto Grande were involved, they're saying that they took out the Starship Factory Docks."

"No shit!? How's this affect our timetable?"

"Well, I heard that new type MS Carrier is expected to arrive on the 15th and leave by the 20th."

"I see. Well, I hope Project V gives Zeon as much of a suprise as we think it's going to."

"Like there's any doubt."

"Whatever you say Tem. Whatever you say."

>>8296274

Poor, poor Tem Ray. At least his circuit upgrade is useful in SRW games.

>>8296274
Well it really won't. I mean, we know about the Gundam now, since we faced one in Jabero. Granted, seeing the Beam Rifle and Sabre for the first time will be a shock but not as much of one as they might think.

Also, if memory serves, they're going to die anyway, right?

>>8296336

His scenario in Gihren's Greed is pretty lulzy as well.

I've basically renamed it the "Bad Dads of Gundam Unite!" Faction.

>>8296350

Nice, who all is in it?

>>8296515
Apologized is going to save it to his hard drive.

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Holy fuck the thread is still here!

Where is this being archived if suptg doesnt get back up? We've autosaged down to page 7.

>>8296532
>>8296521