I can only win against a standing still Zaku.

What is the hit rate in a state of vigilance?

I wonder if we fight mainly with napalm…

>>2

Since it would be split in half by a direct hit, it seems that even just grazing it could cause damage.

>>11

Wasn’t it the case that if the opponent was moving, you couldn’t even graze them?

>>2

The opponent won’t be able to fight unless they close the distance, so I think they will use their mobility to escape, hide in a trench, or use smoke while running away.

When I looked at the settings in the image of Ex vs, I thought it was really big, right?

It’s not a machine for doing it solo…

I don’t think the idea is bad…

I think it would look cool if you attached this guy’s upper body to a normal two-legged lower body.

>>6

I feel like even regular Zaku legs can’t support it…

Let’s extend the skirt and add hover to the guy with the enlarged Dom feet!

>>10

I did it, Zamel!

This is the new look of the AC.

In the development stage, there wasn’t even an arm, so it has at least improved somewhat by the testing stage.

>>9

It’s just a big tank.

However, you know…

Major Sonnen has been compensating for the aircraft’s issues with his experience and has annihilated the Zaku squad, so aren’t the results impressive?

Though it is said to be buried in the darkness of history, Zamer is now treated as the successor model.

The Semovente squad gets scared and stops moving after being hit by napalm, while White Ogre’s subordinates charge in without caring about the napalm; it’s nice to see the difference in their MS piloting skills.

Well, in the end, I ended up slipping and missing the wreckage of the tank because of the fire…

It was something like that released by REBELLION.

Well, if MS can be operated solo, then a massive self-propelled artillery should be a breeze.

>>18

When I walk, I get really dizzy… and also, if I’m told I have MS aptitude, I have to be able to fight in space too…

>>18

Shall we have you ride on a Gigan?

>>21

Why not just let him be the commander of the Mazer Attack squad?

If he’s such a skilled tank driver that he could be a tank instructor, it would be better to send him to the ground and let him ride a Mazera Attack. I wonder why he was sulking in space.

Did you want to ride the MS that much?

>>22

It was a body that couldn’t get by without drugs, so perhaps it was in the reserves.

>>24

Isn’t that medicine more of a mental thing?

Even if a physically worn-out reserve soldier is sulking, I wouldn’t go so far as to say that a special duty captain is a rotten loser.

Recently, I understood that the Code Fairy was handed over to that MS, but how long has this thing been in production?

>>23

One machine

It had a cool impression, but from what I can see in the thread image, it’s a silly-looking machine.

As a work, it’s a defective weapon, but when it appears in the game, it’s usually powerful…

>>27

The biggest flaw is that the handling is easy in the game.

>>53

Isn’t the biggest flaw not in maneuverability, but in the fact that it’s too big and can only be used in plains?

>>56

That is a drawback of the operation, but there are similar aircraft with a comparable concept, so it’s not necessarily a defect.

The fact that the shooting control program is incomplete and requires a skilled tank operator to manually correct for it to hit is clearly a defect.

>>62

Isn’t it because it was abandoned during the prototype stage and not a defect of the weapon itself?

If they officially adopt it, they’ll probably manage that part as well.

You had a good dream, huh…

I wish there was more information available about the upgraded Hildolfr…

I like how that big tank part shifts into bipedal walking mode.

It seems like the tank division before the Earth invasion operation feels a bit out of place.

Is work just about conquering colonies?

If Zeon had tanks that could be used in space, the instructors wouldn’t have had to suffer.

It seems that the federation has tanks that can be used in space. Let’s go steal one.

>>33

Wasn’t it the case that they used space for things like Cuí in Zeon?

Is it a tank for maintaining order in the colony before MS development? That’s the question I have.

There’s no choice but to have only tanks.

Why does it have a shovel on it?

>>37

If you watch the main story, you’ll understand how to use it.

It’s to dig a trench for myself… Hey, don’t engage in close combat!

The shovel arm has destructive power.

Isn’t it fine to just use a regular tank without mobilizing?

>>41

What came out of that vibe was GunTank 2.

>>42

I don’t think it’s just treated as a vehicle instead of a mobile suit; it’s not an ordinary tank.

If you ask whether the Hildolfr is considered a mobile suit or a vehicle, it would probably be treated as a vehicle…

What about Melzaunkanon?

>>43

The artillery fire on the base was effective, but it didn’t work at all in the MS combat.

>>52

It’s true that I lost to the modified Gym 1, but my opponent was Banning…

After all, it’s just a machine for defeated dogs…

Shouldn’t this guy be focused more on artillery support?

>>45

What if the Hildolfr at the front is supported by artillery fire from the Hildolfr in the rear? Wouldn’t that be the strongest?

The Zaku Tank is also hitting with a shovel.

I love the Assault Guntank and the Hildebul.

There are also people making rhinoceroses on site.

>>50

Hmm, isn’t the firepower a bit lacking?

Let’s attach this beam cannon we picked up!

>>51

*The real bullet cannon that stacks stumbling upon stumbling is stronger than when equipped with the bust liner.*

>>57

I like it because it’s cool, but the fact that it’s basically a tank doesn’t fit the era of Mobile Suit prosperity.

Weren’t you running around at super high speed and shooting long-range shots in a game?

It was interesting to watch.

>>58

Battle Operation 2 is too difficult…

The low degree of freedom in the angle of fire and the huge cannon’s hit rate is probably terrible.

>>60

The body of the MS has a cannon attached, so its degree of freedom is actually higher than that of a typical tank.

The low hit rate is due to the incomplete correction-related program.

>>63

Wasn’t it that the hit rate decreases when the body is deployed?

>>60

I fired one shot at the target and since it broke, I’m hitting the rest purely based on my sense of aim.

This can only be used for attacking bases.

>>74

Sonnen, you know…

Wasn’t this kind of person not someone worth consuming…?

I mean, isn’t Zeon making outrageous mobile suits?

We should do something about it, right…?

>>78

The reason this problem doesn’t hit is because it’s incomplete, so I don’t know what will happen once it’s complete.

>>78

When resources are scarce, one tends to want to make a desperate comeback with some outrageous new weapon.

Japan also had a time like that.

>>86

This was redesigned from the tank that was originally designed in the early planning stages, created in ’74 as the Zaku, and completed in ’77, so it’s not a weapon for a sudden reversal, but rather a repurposed weapon that stems from the unique exploration of the early development phase.

>>78

The ones who were supposed to gain combat experience with the captured Zaku and become instructors to train others have all died.

It’s safer for the federation because the loss of talent is greater.

>>74

Although it’s said to be broken, there seems to be a tendency to tilt upward, and if a return is possible, there should be a way to make corrections. I can’t help but feel that just being able to attack the base might be enough.

However, a range of 30 kilometers is quite inferior compared to the GunTank…

>>82

Hildolfr can shoot 20km even when covered in Minos powder.

>>74

It’s not broken.

The cannon is supposed to warp to some extent due to the heat when it’s fired, and since the 30cm gun of the Hildolfr was used for the first time in the atmosphere, there was no data on that warp, so I just said to make adjustments based on intuition. If we hadn’t run into the Semovente squad and had taken a few days to test and gather data, it would have been manageable.

It’s just that a game where this guy is strong doesn’t lead to anything good.

Seeing their actual performance is just monstrous.

Isn’t it good at Zamel?

>>65

That guy is said to be part of the lineage of Hildolfr.

However, there are plenty of more important development projects than completing the shooting program for this piece of junk machine…

They said they repurposed the main gun from an old-style battleship, but is it for Tibet?

It’s impossible to directly fire a standard 30 cm cannon at a mobile suit.

I understand that it’s a range attack with a grenade.

>>72

Why are you hitting the AP so much…?

>>75

Intuition

With manual effort, you can hit a target at about 1 kilometer with a 14-inch gun.

Beyond that, it’s seriously not going to hit because it’s war lessons from World War II ships, lol.

Losing Sonnen means that you can only do Sonnen, right?

If we’re talking about whether it’s cool or not, it’s super cool.

In a slightly later era, aircraft with the same class of guns were in action, so if the hit rate had been properly completed, there wouldn’t have been any issues.

Well, there are almost no places where it can be properly operated due to its weight and size.

>>84

I don’t think it was officially said.

In the first place, the big trailers that select fortresses or more operational locations are the virtual enemy.

>>88

Was that something that was said officially at some point?

If you were targeting the main force of the Earth invasion operation instead of MS, wouldn’t you have planned to use it anywhere?

Only the giant cannon has been recovered and equipped on the Dom…

Even assuming that this guy’s performance is high in either case,

The fact that it requires pilots with quite advanced tank driving skills makes it completely unsuitable for mass production.

>>90

Because it’s incomplete, you ended up having to use advanced or rather anachronistic technology, right?

>>97

People often talk only about the artillery technology, but don’t forget that the mobility is that of a real tank…

It’s not like I can fly like a GunTank.

>>103

Real tanks are also deployed and operated alongside Zaku, right?

I love the scene where the BGM changes to “Defend to the Death,” and the Dollb transforms and the Monoeye goes “gopon.”

I think the areas around Odessa and Trenton-Kilimanjaro, where there are many oddums, could be used.

Belfast Jabrow is impossible.

At the time of the test, the only remaining major base of the federation is Trinton Jabrover Furst, so there aren’t many usable places.

>>92

Trinton isn’t big enough to be considered a base, and in the Australian wilderness, we can use this guy as much as we want.

>>94

I found an amazing beam cannon, so I’m going to use that instead.

The development department of Australia

The operation to deploy it as a mobile artillery base fixed at the base…

A readily available source would be the interview with the screenwriter.

http://www.msigloo.net/sp/inter11.html

It was the GunTank that made this guy stronger, right…

>>101

This guy runs about 1.2 to 1.5 times faster than the Guntank.

>>105

If it could at least allow for some degree of hover movement, it would greatly increase the places where it can be used.

>>110

I did it! Rhinoceros!

>>110

I did it! Zamer!

>>115

Zamel! Rhinoceros! Zamel!

I’ll launch a jet stream attack!

>>118

So slow…

>>119

The maximum speed of the Zamel during hover movement is 220 km/h.

The difficulty of piloting the Hildolfr is a topic limited to that scene in the main story, and I think if it were properly completed, it would be easier than a Zaku…

It’s strange for a Guntank to be able to fly.

Because it can be used in space, the GunTank.

If Sonnen was at Side 7, he would probably be going there to steal.

>>106

Well, I can’t operate Gundams or Gun Cannons, you see.

In G Generation, the performance gets quite high, but I wonder if Sonnen’s essence is fed back into the mech?

>>107

Well, the aiming system was still in the testing stage, and now it’s going to be used in actual combat.

Even if they bring back a Guntank, won’t Zeon have their hands full?

>>109

I might get complacent thinking this is all there is and end up creating a lot of strange MS.

>>117

They were surprised by Gundam and mass-produced bizarre MS, so if they had been complacent, wouldn’t they have just been making variations of Zaku all this time?

>>120

The plan before the outbreak of war included the Gelgoog.

Just before the outbreak of war, the pot uncle suggested that we implement a joint maintenance plan, which caused industrial power to become dispersed and delayed the development of the Gelgoog; however, along the way, we were able to divert resources for Gelgoog development, so we managed to barely start mass production in time.

I think something close to Act Zaku would have been completed if we hadn’t implemented the integration maintenance plan.

>>123

The planning of the integrated maintenance plan was done before the war, but adoption only happened at the end, and although the Gelgoog was completed, the development of beam weapons was delayed, causing a 3-month wait. Isn’t there something wrong with all of this?

>>125

It’s strange to execute the plan after the mass production of the Gelgoog…

The technology of the integrated maintenance plan is also reflected in the Gelgoog itself.

>>129

Isn’t it weird that there are both Gelgug units compatible with the integration maintenance plan and regular Gelgug units before the mass production of the Gelgug?

>>143

Thrusters and the like are products of the integrated maintenance plan.

It is different from type J.

The Mobile Suit Gundam series wasn’t separate, but it was treated as such, which is why it has become strange.

Is it okay to treat the Mazinger Attack as an ordinary tank?

Since I hurt my back, I’m worried about my lower back during hildolbr.

It’s impressive how they are creating this at a stage where Zamel is being invaded from space right before the end of the war.

I like you.

>>124

The Universal Century moved too quickly from concept planning to design, development, and actual deployment.

Since there was no mothership to transport this guy in Ghiren, there were difficulties with deployment.

I have no choice but to walk to the battlefield myself.

It was a waste to let the artillery chief, the major, and the Marine die.

Was there a setting that said industrial power was dispersed due to the integrated maintenance plan?

>>131

The faction was divided between Dozle opposed and Kshirya in favor.

>>133

That is a discussion about the planning stage of which to focus on, and it is separate from the progress of the plan or resource allocation.

>>138

Since we’re doing it in the moment, we’re acknowledging the development of the Zaku R-type in exchange for allowing the integrated maintenance plan.

>>133

As a result, isn’t it the case that the integrated maintenance plan was delayed, but it did not cause delays in other plans?

Entry! It’s a bit of a crazy strategy.

The integrated maintenance plan has been around since before the war, hasn’t it?

I was just crushed by brother Dozle.

>>134

Before the war, there were only Zaku; is the integrated maintenance plan necessary?

>>145

The era of planning is necessary.

Zion is concerned that because domestic companies are doing everything inconsistently with different standards, the maintenance parts for Earth-use mobile suits and localized mobile suits that will be needed in the future might all end up being inconsistent as well.

>>145

It is necessary to solve the problem of poor supply and maintenance due to the lack of cooperation among the three development companies.

As a result, the emergence of easily understandable ace machines and modified machines in the public eye further prompted Ma Kube to propose the necessity of the integrated maintenance plan.

I sought the support of an ace like Shin Matsunaga, but I was turned down with the suggestion that an R-type for the ace was also needed.

I think the challenge of bringing means to the battlefield comes from the real-world main battle tanks.

It seems that it was the Zabi family that should have been integrated.

What are you going to do with a fusion reactor mounted on a tank?!

>>137

The output is too uneven…

>>137

Main gun mega particle cannon fired!

I liked the combination of Card Builder’s Sonnen + Big Zam + Ambush.

The new Giren can even be mounted on a fat uncle and is easy to use with a range of 2-4.

It’s sad that this is almost the only unit where Major Sonnen’s vehicle aptitude S can be utilized, but we can’t make it without having the major die.

>>146

In the first place, that guy has MS compatibility in the ambitions of the Aizugiren…

Is it not something new?

>>150

Since MS has B and MA has A, it’s a vehicle S, so you can ride MS, but it’s difficult to demonstrate performance, so it’s better to have them ride MA.

Hildolfr came down to Earth via Komusai, right?

That Comsa can land on Gau, right?

If it’s Gau, he can easily carry the Hildolfr, right?

>>148

They might have packed it tightly into the container in parts.

>>152

You launched from Comsa and immediately went into battle, didn’t you?

>>148

In the play, there was a scene where Hildolfr was caught by the Semovente team because it was too heavy to throw away, right?

Even if it fits in the gauge, it may not be able to take off.

If you don’t do it when there are only Zaku (not making any), you’ll fall behind.

But it’s the time to start a war that we will lose if we don’t successfully execute the British operation and achieve checkmate.

When we talk about considering the successor devices or the Earth descent operation that will be needed when that fails, it feels like you’re really saying something out of touch.

That’s exactly the decentralization of industrial power, isn’t it?

>>154

When creating a new model, we should consider compatibility with the Zaku, but isn’t it pointless to create a Zaku with compatibility for other models when there are only Zakus available?

>>151

Wasn’t the Gouf being made?

It’s said to be for close combat between MS that will come.

The integrated maintenance plan was dismissed as a long-term plan by Gihren, who favored a short-term combat mindset, and when it was executed midway, as expected, it led to failure.

But in a different medium, I’m surviving without self-destruction.

But I died instantly.