Difference between revisions of "Yagel"
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Revision as of 06:38, 17 February 2013
At first the Nuimqol were overwhelmed by the sheer numbers the Pelistal Empire could unleash - rolling tides of endless missile-spewing Castels. In the Yagel, though, the Nuimqol found a way to hold their own, so long as they weren't pinned into a major engagement. Capable of enough speed to strike a Pelistal army and escape, but enough firepower to take a piece of the army home with them, the Yagel are one of many thorns in the side of the Pelistal giant.
Stats
| CPU performance | -- TF | |
|---|---|---|
| Maximum targets | -- pcs | |
| Locking range | -- m | |
| Locking time | -- sec | |
| Sensor strength | -- Hw^(3) | |
| Ammunition reload time | -- sec | |
| Armor | -- HP | |
| Accumulator capacity | -- AP | |
| Accumulator recharge time | -- sec | |
| Reactor performance | -- RP | |
| Chemical resistance | -- Points | |
| Seismic resistance | -- Points | |
| Kinetic resistance | -- Points | |
| Thermal resistance | -- Points | |
| Surface hit radius | -- m | |
| Missile guidance failure | --% | |
| Passable slope | --° | |
| Top speed | --km/h |
