standard psionics equipment on imperial navy cruisers
Jim Vassilakos
(08 Aug 2021 18:35 UTC)
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Re: [TML] standard psionics equipment on imperial navy cruisers
Rupert Boleyn
(08 Aug 2021 22:55 UTC)
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Re: [TML] standard psionics equipment on imperial navy cruisers
Kurt Feltenberger
(09 Aug 2021 18:13 UTC)
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Re: [TML] standard psionics equipment on imperial navy cruisers Rupert Boleyn (09 Aug 2021 19:38 UTC)
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Re: [TML] standard psionics equipment on imperial navy cruisers
Jim Vassilakos
(09 Aug 2021 22:15 UTC)
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Re: [TML] standard psionics equipment on imperial navy cruisers
David Johnson
(09 Aug 2021 22:32 UTC)
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Re: [TML] standard psionics equipment on imperial navy cruisers
Phil Pugliese
(09 Aug 2021 23:19 UTC)
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Re: [TML] standard psionics equipment on imperial navy cruisers
Phil Pugliese
(09 Aug 2021 22:58 UTC)
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Re: [TML] standard psionics equipment on imperial navy cruisers
Kurt Feltenberger
(09 Aug 2021 22:59 UTC)
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On 10Aug2021 0612, Kurt Feltenberger - kurt at thepaw.org (via tml list) wrote: > > I don't think that cost is an issue given how much the relative cost > to arm a first world combatant has changed since 1900. In many units, > NVGs are issued almost universally, with some of the units costing > upwards of the low 5 figures. Add to that the optics, lasers, and > radios that they're routinely issued, Cr4k isn't that much in overall > tally. And if they're wearing combat armor or battledress, that > should be built in (IMO). A gauss rifle is Cr1500, as is a chameleon combat environment suit (both book 4). IR or light intensifier goggles are Cr500 (book 3). Until you're equipping your guys with Combat Armour (KCr20/25) or battle dress (KCr200) an anti-psi helmet is doubling the cost of outfitting them. It follows that unless your guys are in hard armour, only people with knowledge useful outside the immediate tactical situation will have them (i.e. officers, some SNCOs in headquarters). From a more game-oriented perspective, if every member of the Imperial and member militaries have shields as a matter of routine, the Zhodani become much less scary. -- Rupert Boleyn <xxxxxx@gmail.com>