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7/18/2025, 3:10:03 AM
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>Anon, the feature is the one that put a end to the war
So they gambled hard on drones and didn't have enough ECM countermeasures. It might even be that their drones didn't have any AI capability and were just remotely controlled by human operators, because drones do not automatically mean AI. As you said, we don't know anything about the war, so I don't know why you're assuming it must have been super amazing anti-drone tech that should also apply against mobile dolls when they don't necessarily operate the same way. The anti-GUND tech couldn't even be used against the final boss of their own story.
>The entire point of Virgo II having a network system is because letting them run wild meant they were not capable of advanced tactics beyond what was programmed, anything that fell out of that caused issues, your own example here is proof of how limited their AI is >>23391055
>it is a disadvantage for them to lose that because their AI alone is incapable of being creative.
The Taurus MD was perfectly capable of tactical movements and that was long before before the Virgo II MD was hooked up to a copy of the Zero system. Virgo MDs seem to have been programmed to move around less often and rely more on their shields. The Zero system gave the MDs the ability to teamwork.
>It's the same deal on how the CIS in star wars work, yes Battle Droids can be used without a control ship, however that control ship makes them more effective
The problem with that in the show is that the MDs were already shown to exceed average human pilots on the first outing, without needing a human commander and not linked to a network. Whenever they need to job, the mobile dolls will move like molasses and require ten seconds to line up a shot on a motionless target. When they're fighting things that can afford to die in large numbers, suddenly they're dogfighting like aces and can perform advanced maneuvers in 3 dimensions that confused their human opponents.
>Anon, the feature is the one that put a end to the war
So they gambled hard on drones and didn't have enough ECM countermeasures. It might even be that their drones didn't have any AI capability and were just remotely controlled by human operators, because drones do not automatically mean AI. As you said, we don't know anything about the war, so I don't know why you're assuming it must have been super amazing anti-drone tech that should also apply against mobile dolls when they don't necessarily operate the same way. The anti-GUND tech couldn't even be used against the final boss of their own story.
>The entire point of Virgo II having a network system is because letting them run wild meant they were not capable of advanced tactics beyond what was programmed, anything that fell out of that caused issues, your own example here is proof of how limited their AI is >>23391055
>it is a disadvantage for them to lose that because their AI alone is incapable of being creative.
The Taurus MD was perfectly capable of tactical movements and that was long before before the Virgo II MD was hooked up to a copy of the Zero system. Virgo MDs seem to have been programmed to move around less often and rely more on their shields. The Zero system gave the MDs the ability to teamwork.
>It's the same deal on how the CIS in star wars work, yes Battle Droids can be used without a control ship, however that control ship makes them more effective
The problem with that in the show is that the MDs were already shown to exceed average human pilots on the first outing, without needing a human commander and not linked to a network. Whenever they need to job, the mobile dolls will move like molasses and require ten seconds to line up a shot on a motionless target. When they're fighting things that can afford to die in large numbers, suddenly they're dogfighting like aces and can perform advanced maneuvers in 3 dimensions that confused their human opponents.
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