Second Sphere Suggestion Box - Revision history

Sixmarks at 16:49, 8 June 2011

2011-06-08T16:49:37Z

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	==Sign your suggestions==		==Sign your suggestions==
	I mean it. :p		I mean it. :p

			==Five's Crazyshit==
			Alright, so, like, I was thinking. Why not, for Core and ZOCU PCs, give them an extra history path thaat outlines their involvement in the war, ranging from merely lip-service to it, to Financial and second-line support, to being on the front-lines.

			Also, why not, in addition to history path stuff, give PC nations like 2 positive nation traits and 2 negative ones, for more customization.

	==Defences==		==Defences==

Sixmarks: /* Variable Fighters */

2011-05-14T14:04:18Z

Variable Fighters

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	===Variable Fighters===		===Variable Fighters===
	Suggestion for a new unit type.		Suggestion for a new unit type. With modifications from Five because PACT Wants its transforming stuff. --[[user:sixmarks\|Five]]

	Required ~~Technologies~~:<br>		Required Technology Levels:<br>
	~~'''Practical Transforming Mechanisms'''~~<br>		:Aerospace 25, Mecha 25
	~~Requirements~~: ~~Mecha Construction 2~~, ~~Aerospace Construction 2~~
			Applications:<br>
			:Pri-Ah who the fuck cares a flying fuck, Its not like Shrike will actually give PACT something like this.

	'''Variable Fighter Construction'''<br>		'''Variable Fighter Construction'''<br>

Exhack: /* Technologies */

2011-05-12T14:09:30Z

Technologies

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	: '''Smart Armor''': Dotting the armor with a lot of cheap, low-res sensors isn't an uncommon practice. It doesn't mean much normally but when you add up a million sensors and interpret them through a good computer, the entire thing acts like a giant compound eye with 360 vision.		: '''Smart Armor''': Dotting the armor with a lot of cheap, low-res sensors isn't an uncommon practice. It doesn't mean much normally but when you add up a million sensors and interpret them through a good computer, the entire thing acts like a giant compound eye with 360 vision.
	:: +2 Sensors		:: +2 Sensors

			=== Application Suggestions ===

			[[Electronics Application Suggestion]]

	==Sentient AI==		==Sentient AI==

MJ12 Commando: /* Stuff from MJ12 */

2011-05-11T23:38:53Z

Stuff from MJ12

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	[[Rim Path Prototypes]]<br>		[[Rim Path Prototypes]]<br>
	[[Minor Powers Prototypes]]<br>		[[Minor Powers Prototypes]]<br>
	[[Transgenic Civilian Bonuses]]		[[Transgenic Civilian Bonuses]]<br>
			[[Infantry Construction Suggestion]]

			===Analysis===
			[[Sphere 2 Transgenics/Paths Analysis]]

	===Individual Faction Bonuses===		===Individual Faction Bonuses===

Peel: /* Defences */

2010-07-29T13:33:59Z

Defences

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	*Fortifications: Settlements can also be designed with tactical military defence in mind, by careful consideration of street plans and architecture.		*Fortifications: Settlements can also be designed with tactical military defence in mind, by careful consideration of street plans and architecture.
	*Fortresses: The traditional castle concept, in space or on the ground. Heavy weaponry and thick armour protect a staging area and command centre.		*Fortresses: The traditional castle concept, in space or on the ground. Heavy weaponry and thick armour protect a staging area and command centre.
	*Batteries: Arrays of big guns, like MACs, or GTO ~~cannons~~. ''Really'' big guns (GOD sats, Thor Hammer, etc.) are not standardised or normally available.		*Batteries: Arrays of big guns, like MACs, or GTO launchers. ''Really'' big guns (GOD sats, Thor Hammer, etc.) are not standardised or normally available.
	*Bunkers: Fortifications that sacrifice firepower and logistic value for resilience and potential secrecy. Your NORADs, cryofronts and secret asteroid bases.		*Bunkers: Fortifications that sacrifice firepower and logistic value for resilience and potential secrecy. Your NORADs, cryofronts and secret asteroid bases.
	*Insurgents: Nations under threat of invasion by a superior force often prepare to continue fighting the enemy even if overrun. This can involve anything from training civilian volunteers as saboteurs to a secret weapons cache in every cellar. Examples include WW2 Britain and modern Iran. This is cheaper with high morale, while nations with especially low morale may find opportunist insurgents targeting their own territory.		*Insurgents: Nations under threat of invasion by a superior force often prepare to continue fighting the enemy even if overrun. This can involve anything from training civilian volunteers as saboteurs to a secret weapons cache in every cellar. Examples include WW2 Britain and modern Iran. This is cheaper with high morale, while nations with especially low morale may find opportunist insurgents targeting their own territory.

Peel: /* Defences */

2010-07-29T13:33:06Z

Defences

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	*Insurgents: Nations under threat of invasion by a superior force often prepare to continue fighting the enemy even if overrun. This can involve anything from training civilian volunteers as saboteurs to a secret weapons cache in every cellar. Examples include WW2 Britain and modern Iran. This is cheaper with high morale, while nations with especially low morale may find opportunist insurgents targeting their own territory.		*Insurgents: Nations under threat of invasion by a superior force often prepare to continue fighting the enemy even if overrun. This can involve anything from training civilian volunteers as saboteurs to a secret weapons cache in every cellar. Examples include WW2 Britain and modern Iran. This is cheaper with high morale, while nations with especially low morale may find opportunist insurgents targeting their own territory.
	:''Insurgents do not spawn as explicit troops except in small-scale sims. Their game effect is to impose potentially crippling logistics penalties on occupying forces.		:''Insurgents do not spawn as explicit troops except in small-scale sims. Their game effect is to impose potentially crippling logistics penalties on occupying forces.
			*Hardening: In the computerised future, virtual and physical attacks on communication and information systems are a critical part of warfare. National and local firewalls, shielded computer systems and multiply-redundant comms networks help preserve the netsphere of a nation in the event of conflict.
			:''Covert paths like TEMPEST and Greatest Firewall provide some stuff for this.
	[[User:Peel\|Peel]] 12:15, 29 July 2010 (UTC)		[[User:Peel\|Peel]] 12:15, 29 July 2010 (UTC)

Peel: /* Defences */

2010-07-29T13:23:47Z

Defences

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	*Fortifications: Settlements can also be designed with tactical military defence in mind, by careful consideration of street plans and architecture.		*Fortifications: Settlements can also be designed with tactical military defence in mind, by careful consideration of street plans and architecture.
	*Fortresses: The traditional castle concept, in space or on the ground. Heavy weaponry and thick armour protect a staging area and command centre.		*Fortresses: The traditional castle concept, in space or on the ground. Heavy weaponry and thick armour protect a staging area and command centre.
	*Batteries: Arrays of big guns, like ~~GOD sats,~~ MACs, or GTO cannons. ''Really'' big guns are not standardised or normally available.		*Batteries: Arrays of big guns, like MACs, or GTO cannons. ''Really'' big guns (GOD sats, Thor Hammer, etc.) are not standardised or normally available.
	*Bunkers: Fortifications that sacrifice firepower and logistic value for resilience and potential secrecy. Your NORADs, cryofronts and secret asteroid bases.		*Bunkers: Fortifications that sacrifice firepower and logistic value for resilience and potential secrecy. Your NORADs, cryofronts and secret asteroid bases.
	*Insurgents: Nations under threat of invasion by a superior force often prepare to continue fighting the enemy even if overrun. This can involve anything from training civilian volunteers as saboteurs to a secret weapons cache in every cellar. Examples include WW2 Britain and modern Iran. This is cheaper with high morale, while nations with especially low morale may find opportunist insurgents targeting their own territory.		*Insurgents: Nations under threat of invasion by a superior force often prepare to continue fighting the enemy even if overrun. This can involve anything from training civilian volunteers as saboteurs to a secret weapons cache in every cellar. Examples include WW2 Britain and modern Iran. This is cheaper with high morale, while nations with especially low morale may find opportunist insurgents targeting their own territory.

Peel: /* Defences */

2010-07-29T12:20:38Z

Defences

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	*Bunkers: Fortifications that sacrifice firepower and logistic value for resilience and potential secrecy. Your NORADs, cryofronts and secret asteroid bases.		*Bunkers: Fortifications that sacrifice firepower and logistic value for resilience and potential secrecy. Your NORADs, cryofronts and secret asteroid bases.
	*Insurgents: Nations under threat of invasion by a superior force often prepare to continue fighting the enemy even if overrun. This can involve anything from training civilian volunteers as saboteurs to a secret weapons cache in every cellar. Examples include WW2 Britain and modern Iran. This is cheaper with high morale, while nations with especially low morale may find opportunist insurgents targeting their own territory.		*Insurgents: Nations under threat of invasion by a superior force often prepare to continue fighting the enemy even if overrun. This can involve anything from training civilian volunteers as saboteurs to a secret weapons cache in every cellar. Examples include WW2 Britain and modern Iran. This is cheaper with high morale, while nations with especially low morale may find opportunist insurgents targeting their own territory.
			:''Insurgents do not spawn as explicit troops except in small-scale sims. Their game effect is to impose potentially crippling logistics penalties on occupying forces.
	[[User:Peel\|Peel]] 12:15, 29 July 2010 (UTC)		[[User:Peel\|Peel]] 12:15, 29 July 2010 (UTC)

Peel: /* Defences */

2010-07-29T12:15:52Z

Defences

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	*Fortifications: Settlements can also be designed with tactical military defence in mind, by careful consideration of street plans and architecture.		*Fortifications: Settlements can also be designed with tactical military defence in mind, by careful consideration of street plans and architecture.
	*Fortresses: The traditional castle concept, in space or on the ground. Heavy weaponry and thick armour protect a staging area and command centre.		*Fortresses: The traditional castle concept, in space or on the ground. Heavy weaponry and thick armour protect a staging area and command centre.
	*Batteries: Arrays of big guns, like GOD sats, MACs, or GTO cannons. ~~[i]~~Really~~[/i]~~ big guns are not standardised or normally available.		*Batteries: Arrays of big guns, like GOD sats, MACs, or GTO cannons. ''Really'' big guns are not standardised or normally available.
	*Bunkers: Fortifications that sacrifice firepower and logistic value for resilience and potential secrecy. Your NORADs, cryofronts and secret asteroid bases.		*Bunkers: Fortifications that sacrifice firepower and logistic value for resilience and potential secrecy. Your NORADs, cryofronts and secret asteroid bases.
	*Insurgents: Nations under threat of invasion by a superior force often prepare to continue fighting the enemy even if overrun. This can involve anything from training civilian volunteers as saboteurs to a secret weapons cache in every cellar. Examples include WW2 Britain and modern Iran. This is cheaper with high morale, while nations with especially low morale may find opportunist insurgents targeting their own territory.		*Insurgents: Nations under threat of invasion by a superior force often prepare to continue fighting the enemy even if overrun. This can involve anything from training civilian volunteers as saboteurs to a secret weapons cache in every cellar. Examples include WW2 Britain and modern Iran. This is cheaper with high morale, while nations with especially low morale may find opportunist insurgents targeting their own territory.
			[[User:Peel\|Peel]] 12:15, 29 July 2010 (UTC)

	==FBH equipment suggestions==		==FBH equipment suggestions==

Peel: /* Defences */

2010-07-29T12:15:29Z

Defences

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	*Fortifications: Settlements can also be designed with tactical military defence in mind, by careful consideration of street plans and architecture.		*Fortifications: Settlements can also be designed with tactical military defence in mind, by careful consideration of street plans and architecture.
	*Fortresses: The traditional castle concept, in space or on the ground. Heavy weaponry and thick armour protect a staging area and command centre.		*Fortresses: The traditional castle concept, in space or on the ground. Heavy weaponry and thick armour protect a staging area and command centre.
	*Batteries: Arrays of big guns, like GOD sats or ~~MACs~~.		*Batteries: Arrays of big guns, like GOD sats, MACs, or GTO cannons. [i]Really[/i] big guns are not standardised or normally available.
	*Bunkers: Fortifications that sacrifice firepower and logistic value for resilience and potential secrecy. Your NORADs, cryofronts and secret asteroid bases.		*Bunkers: Fortifications that sacrifice firepower and logistic value for resilience and potential secrecy. Your NORADs, cryofronts and secret asteroid bases.
	*Insurgents: Nations under threat of invasion by a superior force often prepare to continue fighting the enemy even if overrun. This can involve anything from training civilian volunteers as saboteurs to a secret weapons cache in every cellar. Examples include WW2 Britain and modern Iran. This is cheaper with high morale, while nations with especially low morale may find opportunist insurgents targeting their own territory.		*Insurgents: Nations under threat of invasion by a superior force often prepare to continue fighting the enemy even if overrun. This can involve anything from training civilian volunteers as saboteurs to a secret weapons cache in every cellar. Examples include WW2 Britain and modern Iran. This is cheaper with high morale, while nations with especially low morale may find opportunist insurgents targeting their own territory.