If Dijeh was good then why they don't make mass production of it? Also what happened to Rick Dias after first Neo-Zeon war?
>>23956731Too expensive for mass production although it was made in a fair amount of units produced for ace pilots and veterans. As for the Rick Dias since it became obsolete after the Gryps war the remaining units that still existed either became it’s modified counterpart while others were largely regulated to defending colonies
>>23956731It's always some combination of1. Too expensive2. Only ace pilots (or even specifically Newtypes) can get top performance out of it3. It's midFor the Dijeh I think it was primarily 2 actually, Amuro could push it to the limit but your average Karaba scrub wouldn't really do any better with it compared to a Nemo, making the extra expense not worth it.
>>23956859Why didn't they automate it so that an mobile doll Could get full power from it?
>>23956896You are mixing up continuities, mobile dolls aren’t a thing in UC
>>23956912But the learning computer and Haro exist. You could just program a Haro with Amuro's moves and stick one in each Dijeh
>>23956922Wait…that’s actually genius
>>23956922The learning computer just isn't that good I think. After months with Amuro in the RX-78-2, the best it could do on its own was take a few steps forward and shoot up - its main function remained assisting less skilled human pilots by making their movements more efficient.
>>23956922>>23956934We've been down this road>>23956912UC has its own version of Mobile Dolls, called Mobile Weapons
>>23956987I'm pretty sure that thing has a brain with Amuro's data piloting it.
>>23956808Rick dias weren't obsolete. Sturm Diaz were high performance MS during ZZ. Post CCA and even during CCA MS development switched to being cost saving and gradual improvements as opposed to ground breaking technologies.
>>23956731AE being AE
