
![]() | Name | (test)丘丘科学广场阅读物1 |
Type (Ingame) | Quest Item | |
Family | Non-Codex Series, Non-Codex Lore Item | |
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Item Story
... Part VI: Combat and Engineering Capability Requirements The basic combat model discussed in this part is an integration of the underlying logic from the "Empirical Devastation" of the ancient fleet and combat data provided by adventurers. The algorithm has been improved by our project team and has been temporarily designated as the "Comprehensive Combat Formula" (CCF). Within the CCF's data systems, this meka must ultimately reach the following combat and engineering targets: 1. As the vanguard, create an opening in the frontlines, withstand enemy attacks seven times those of standard units, and still advance a distance of ten combat platoons. 2. While in cruising mode, detect and defeat all monsters on both sides of the route within a distance three times the range of a pistolet. 3. Engage and hold off an enemy on the same level as the Emperor of Fire and Iron until reinforcements arrive. 4. When encountering an obstacle smaller than a standard three-story Fontainian building, overcome it within half an hour and continue forward. 5. When attacking an enemy stronghold, remain unaffected by concentrated attacks from light weapons, destroy the enemy's defensive structures within two hours, and drive the enemy out of their defensive positions. In order to achieve these targets, the meka will be built in three batches of three, for a total of nine prototypes. The three batch types are listed below: Full System Prototype: Verify the power, movement, and combat systems. Initial Operational Viability: Solve the problems exposed by the prototype batch. Begin beta tester group participation to optimize the meka's structure based on man-machine interaction and aesthetics. Full Operational Viability: One of the prototypes will be deployed with the testing group while two are retained by the project team. Mass production of this meka can be achieved using the developmental experience and test data from the nine prototypes. ... |
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