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True, but if you know you're fighting in Florida and they have 3 radars... you probably don't need to load the two radars which are known to only exist in Alask
by dtroja 11y ago
True, but if you know you're fighting in Florida and they have 3 radars... you probably don't need to load the two radars which are known to only exist in Alaska. The world is a big place with many kinds of radars. Or maybe, yesterday, you received new information about the three Florida radars. Wouldn't it be good to be able to bring that new information when you head out today?
- a3n 11y agoSure, unless your ship's negative encounter with said radar and associated weapons is what provided the new information.
- dtroja 11y agoYou seem to be describing a circumstance in which no new information about the radar was available at the time the mission began. Regardless, would it not also be good to be able to record that new information so your friends can take advantage of it?
- tobltobs 11y agoIt does not sound as they would only load data, for me this sounds as if they would load software modules, which would result in a untestable mess.
- relic 11y agoI think it's less "software modules" than tables of data.
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