Round 1 of "What's the Story" Presented on the OS
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Round 1 of "What's the Story" Presented on the OS
The first of the Hyperspace users Databank entries has been published:
http://www.starwars.com/databank/update ... 50812.html
http://www.starwars.com/databank/update ... 50812.html
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True that. Still, not bad for a fan-description. And I rather like the bridgelayer-variant, makes sense with the many walking/wheeled craft in SW.
The part about carrying artillery was also something I felt was missing from Noble Ire´s description. Still, I´m a bit on the fence which one was truly better. (Angry about no mention of use in the Imperial era, though )
The part about carrying artillery was also something I felt was missing from Noble Ire´s description. Still, I´m a bit on the fence which one was truly better. (Angry about no mention of use in the Imperial era, though )
Wow, people remembered mine. Sweet.
As for the other entries, I thought that most worked out fairly well. No uber bounty hunters or secret Jedi masters.
As for the other entries, I thought that most worked out fairly well. No uber bounty hunters or secret Jedi masters.
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Yeah, there's no way this is chosen random. My ass.This entry was developed by Hyperspace members "The2ndquest" and "The Dark Moose". For more information on how you can develop entries, click here.
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Actually, the finalists aren't chosen at random. Apparently, that was just a "typo."Illuminatus Primus wrote:Yeah, there's no way this is chosen random. My ass.This entry was developed by Hyperspace members "The2ndquest" and "The Dark Moose". For more information on how you can develop entries, click here.
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Well I mean it was hardly a contest; Hidalgo is just tossing favors to his favorite fanboys and lickspittles.
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I thought a lot of the ideas in the new "UT-AT" entry were decent, but they dropped the ball on the artillery part. I never liked the official name of "artillery transport" to begin with, thinking that it was a lame attempt to pussify an obvious MBT (from appearance) into a mere piece of mobile artillery with no close-range combat ability.
However, this fan-written entry poorly handles this forced-on name, just saying that the rear part of this vehicle is empty to provide cargo space for artillery. What the hell is the point of designing a combat vehicle with enormous cargo space for artillery, rather than just making a smaller combat vehicle and using mobile artillery? If some crap is forced on you, you should at least try to deal with it in a somewhat cool way. Instead, the fanboy writers all but ignored the artillery role, making the crappy name of the vehicle completely pointless.
I also didn't like the 20 clonetroopers that were tacked on. God, for once can we just get a damn tank, instead of yet another heavily-armed APC?
However, this fan-written entry poorly handles this forced-on name, just saying that the rear part of this vehicle is empty to provide cargo space for artillery. What the hell is the point of designing a combat vehicle with enormous cargo space for artillery, rather than just making a smaller combat vehicle and using mobile artillery? If some crap is forced on you, you should at least try to deal with it in a somewhat cool way. Instead, the fanboy writers all but ignored the artillery role, making the crappy name of the vehicle completely pointless.
I also didn't like the 20 clonetroopers that were tacked on. God, for once can we just get a damn tank, instead of yet another heavily-armed APC?
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That just sounds stupid. It seems like they could have done a lot better job with the nameing system.VT-16 wrote:Unstable Terrain Artillery Transport
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"Universal Terrain Auxillary Transport"
Wow, I came up with a better acronym in one minute.
EDIT:
Right, explanation.
"Universal Terrain" sounds a lot better than "Unstable Terrain". (And makes more sense.)
"Auxillary Transport" because they're typically reserved for transport of reinforcements to already-fortified positions.
Wow, I came up with a better acronym in one minute.
EDIT:
Right, explanation.
"Universal Terrain" sounds a lot better than "Unstable Terrain". (And makes more sense.)
"Auxillary Transport" because they're typically reserved for transport of reinforcements to already-fortified positions.
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