What would you do for a gundam? which one would it be? - Page 7

*rematche* · Feb 15, 2008, 09:11 PM

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Originally Posted by LordCastigator

Oh, OK. My bad.

So does that make the Z more advanced, or the Crossbone?

Either way, where can I get one...

that's ok...the crossbone is advance compared to z. but if you compared to powers, z is superior because of the biocomputer. btw, here's them in action thanks to super robot wars alpha 2.
z in action...
click here.
crossbone in action
click here.

LordCastigator · Feb 16, 2008, 04:58 AM

Nice clips. Was it just me or did Z Gundam have more attacks?

I wonder what would happen if you put that biocomputer thing in the Crossbones Gundam...

*rematche* · Feb 16, 2008, 09:02 AM

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Originally Posted by LordCastigator

Nice clips. Was it just me or did Z Gundam have more attacks?

I wonder what would happen if you put that biocomputer thing in the Crossbones Gundam...

whooopsss i made a mistake...the z gundam has the biosensor not the biocomputer, the biocomputer is for the crossbone gundam. it analyzed the data observed from the sensors, and then fed it directly to the pilot's brain. This allows oldtype pilots the capacity to rival newtypes' performance, but usually only a newtype would bring out the system's full potential. there are only 3 biocomputers that exists. the biosensor allows a newtype's power to transfer to the machine.

LordCastigator · Feb 16, 2008, 09:27 AM

So the Biocomputer scans the data then feeds it directly to your brain, while the Biosensor allows the newtypes to do their fancy tricks (mind mincing, sense incoming attacks, anything else?) through the machine? Sounds like a nasty combo to me, whatever machine you put them both in!

Scary thing is, I think I may have thought up something similar with my Gundam story I've thought up, despite never knowing that. Mind you, my ideas use a different method, direct neural connections (biocomputer equivalent, think EVA using Matrix style connections) & special conducting metals (biosensor equivalent). Do they use anything like that?

Hell with it, I'll take almost any Gundam, as long as it has both those systems in it...

Oh yeah, feel the power...

*rematche* · Feb 16, 2008, 09:35 AM

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Originally Posted by LordCastigator

So the Biocomputer scans the data then feeds it directly to your brain.

Mind you, my ideas use a different method, direct neural connections (biocomputer equivalent, think EVA using Matrix style connections) & special conducting metals (biosensor equivalent). Do they use anything like that?

only to an oldtype (human) but if you're a newtype, the biocomputer can function like the biosensor and also scans the data then feeds it directly to your brain. lastly it doubles the evolutionary leap of a newtype. it's so powerful, dangerous, and almost impossible to replicate that only 3 were made and installed to 3 kinds of crossbone gundams, the x1,x2, and x3.

yes...most newtype based technology are direct neural connections.

LordCastigator · Feb 16, 2008, 09:58 AM

Damn, my original-because-I've-never-seen-any-of-the-series story & ideas are starting to become less & less original. At least I'm getting more details to throw into it...

Might even have to write some of it up soon...

*rematche* · Feb 16, 2008, 10:22 AM

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Originally Posted by LordCastigator

Damn, my original-because-I've-never-seen-any-of-the-series story & ideas are starting to become less & less original. At least I'm getting more details to throw into it...

Might even have to write some of it up soon...

it doesn't really matter and besides only a hand of few knows...well except for those fanboys. just go.

*Ochi Gate* · Feb 26, 2008, 06:03 AM

yeah, the biocomputer is just a lot like the ZERO system in Gundam Wing. its how Seabook was able to pilot the F91 so well on his second sortie (that, or they didnt have time in the movie to make him get better

). And the biosensor let beam sabers become beam telephone poles.

*rematche* · Feb 27, 2008, 12:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Ochi Gate

yeah, the biocomputer is just a lot like the ZERO system in Gundam Wing. its how Seabook was able to pilot the F91 so well on his second sortie (that, or they didnt have time in the movie to make him get better

). And the biosensor let beam sabers become beam telephone poles.

well the problem with the zero system that it's function depends on pilot's mood.
though it can show possible scenarios of victory but still it needs a human decision. unlike biocomputer, it actually takes control if the pilot is incapable of deciding of any course of actions...like the alice system of sentinel gundam.

Billum256 · Mar 06, 2008, 04:49 AM

So basically its like having an AI inside your Gundam for those just incase uses. Like a hardcore battle that is wearing you down. You get so wore out that the computer takes over for you and you get a little rest to think up new strategies. My only quesstion is once the system has been activated can the pilot stop it or will it just keep running until it feels its in a safty zone(Never have seen F91 so i don't know).

*rematche* · Mar 06, 2008, 05:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Billum256

My only quesstion is once the system has been activated can the pilot stop it or will it just keep running until it feels its in a safty zone(Never have seen F91 so i don't know).

are you referring to the biocomputer of f91 or the alice system of sentinel gundam? still...it's the pilot who has the total control over the system. that's one of the beauty of uc's a.i. it's absolutely user friendly.

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