As everyone knew, the most typical feature of the G-series machines was the severe disconnect between their software and hardware.
If PS Armor, the Mirage System, transformation capabilities, extraordinary mobility, modular weapon designs, and the like were regarded as the brightest jewels in the crown of industry, then their software was utter garbage.
No!
Calling it garbage was giving it too much credit!
Including Kira, every Coordinator who boarded these machines for the first time had to make extensive adjustments to the software parameters before they could barely control them with their own exceptional talent.
As for their later mass production and widespread adoption, that had been built entirely upon the data gathered through constant battles against powerful enemies, as well as the complete rewriting of the entire system after arriving at the Orb Dawn Company.
That was also why, in the original plot, Kira had been left scrambling by the unfamiliar environment during his first encounter with the Desert Tiger.
If he had not possessed such formidable programming skills, he would likely have been toyed with by the enemy's tactics.
Unfortunately, due to Allen's appearance, Kira, who hated war, had long since returned to Orb with his classmates aboard a shuttle.
That meant Teresa could not possibly rely on her pitiful store of knowledge to rewrite the parameters that had already been configured to better suit space and colony satellite environments.
As expected, she got crushed.
At this moment, the Strike under her control was like an old man in his seventies or eighties. Not only were its movements exceptionally sluggish, but it even staggered while walking.
It was hit head-on by missiles several times and nearly toppled into the sand dunes.
From afar, it looked utterly miserable, nothing like how it had been able to perform all kinds