No where in the TRO 3039 or 3050 does it say all Highlanders went to the ghost regiments, only that the best of the best (The fully functional 732's) went to the cream of the crop of their military (derp). So, the few 732's that did NOT have their advanced tech removed, that were sent to the DCMS, and meet the specifications of the original 732 complete with gauss rifle reside in the ghost regiments. I should think it would be a derp realization as the 733's have no advanced tech to be stripped out at all. When reading this quote, it's important to remember that it's discussing "specifically" the 732. "Relatively few found their way into the DCMS in the 3030s, almost all of which had been completely stripped of advanced technologies, but a handful remain in service inside the Ghost regiments." Limited production does not mean out of production, you were looking at around 20 new mechs per year from those facilities combined for the last 15 years or so, to be wasn't actually "new" production so much as refitting and sending out old junked highlanders, but materials went in, and shiny usable highlanders come out. "Both the Capellan Confederation and the Lyran Commonwealth use the Highlander in small numbers, as the production lines only churned out less than a dozen a year in either facility." The ONLY thing mentioned in TRO 3039 to be in limited supply is the 732, which, incidentally the TRO3050U confirms. Moderate does not mean rare, moderate means average, however much you may think otherwise. "It was with great surprise, then, when during the War of 3039 the Draconis Combine fielded 733 Highlanders in moderate numbers alongside smaller amounts of the original 732 models." Since you have seemingly forgotten your quote, I'll repost the important bits for you. This is according to your quoted text, and the TRO I'm holding in my hands.
Best to move on, not worth arguing over and over.Īs I very plainly pointed out in my other response to your post, Comstar gave an "average" number of highlander 733's to the DCMS, and a "smaller" number of 732's. I don't think we're going to convince them otherwise too many "OMG ITS JUST A GAME DOOD" and "NUH-UH! THE MUL SAYS ITS AVAILABLE" mindsets to change. Useless for ranged combat due to hardpoints and tiny available tonnage capacity.I made the same argument, and quoted the same TRO's, only to have the reply made that it mattered little that the gift was to a single group of units within a single house, that what little production there was halted in the late 3020s, with only custom built copies available until 3057, with canon material stating that it was nigh impossible to find spare parts, etc etc etc. A few hits can cripple the strongest mechs, and a single rear hit can devastate anything. Only possible role is to charge into melee with decent speed, extreme armor, melee damage boosters, support weapons for extra dmg, and to punch the opposition to death.While it has heavy armor and powerful Melee attack capability, its firepower is severely lacking and it can still be flanked by lighter units The Banshee 3E was originally designed for close combat, with better speed than most other assault 'Mechs.
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The Banshee 3E was originally designed as a close combat 'Mech, paradoxically armed with a PPC and AC/5. Banshee BNC-3E is a Assault-class 'Mech in Battletech.
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