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<blockquote data-quote="jester47" data-source="post: 1668076" data-attributes="member: 2238">Henry H. -- Yeah, but Evas are not really mecha now are they?&nbsp; In fact there is a chance they could be your mom.Henry -- I was thinking that.&nbsp; But I was thinking that it would be more fun if the players open up a captured locust to find that the pilot only had one big red button for everything.&nbsp; (cause locust pilots are sopposed to be kinda off...)&nbsp; In truth though, even if the mech was fully controled by NI, arrays of buttons and switches would help the pilot to keep the functions at his/her disposal sorted and in mind.&nbsp; Of course the Zen pilot keeps everything in mind.&nbsp; This reinforces in my opinion that Int would come to play in driving a mech too.Aaron L.&nbsp; -- Its retconned, but not in the way you might think.&nbsp; 1st ed MW had complete control of the mech's movement through the neurohelmet.&nbsp; I think this got changed around the time the clans showed up (MW2).&nbsp; Look at the beginning of this thread for the quote about the neuro helmets.&nbsp; I heard that ECM thing too.&nbsp; However, if that was true and it was that severe than the sensors wouldn't work.&nbsp; And as long as the sensors work, you can have a computer targeting.&nbsp; I like my idea that makes fun of pilots.&nbsp; Flyboys are supposed to have really big egos, take TOPGUN or Macross Plus for example.&nbsp; I would assume that there is a bit of ECMing going on, but not so much that the sensors don't work.&nbsp; The ECM equipment option is basicly an advanced ECM.&nbsp; The opposite of the Beagle which is advanced sensors.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jester47, post: 1668076, member: 2238"] Henry H. -- Yeah, but Evas are not really mecha now are they? In fact there is a chance they could be your mom. Henry -- I was thinking that. But I was thinking that it would be more fun if the players open up a captured locust to find that the pilot only had one big red button for everything. (cause locust pilots are sopposed to be kinda off...) In truth though, even if the mech was fully controled by NI, arrays of buttons and switches would help the pilot to keep the functions at his/her disposal sorted and in mind. Of course the Zen pilot keeps everything in mind. This reinforces in my opinion that Int would come to play in driving a mech too. Aaron L. -- Its retconned, but not in the way you might think. 1st ed MW had complete control of the mech's movement through the neurohelmet. I think this got changed around the time the clans showed up (MW2). Look at the beginning of this thread for the quote about the neuro helmets. I heard that ECM thing too. However, if that was true and it was that severe than the sensors wouldn't work. And as long as the sensors work, you can have a computer targeting. I like my idea that makes fun of pilots. Flyboys are supposed to have really big egos, take TOPGUN or Macross Plus for example. I would assume that there is a bit of ECMing going on, but not so much that the sensors don't work. The ECM equipment option is basicly an advanced ECM. The opposite of the Beagle which is advanced sensors. [/QUOTE]

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