[That thing was actually no longer the same as the real Big Green Pepper. Check GBN's encyclopedia—the specs were completely different.]
[Parvati probably needed AI assistance to operate even in the real world.]
[I bought Parvati. Its theoretical specs are insanely high, and it's insanely hard to operate.]
[The Stargazer could still be operated without the Star Breaker and other armaments, but Parvati was really a pain.]
[Didn't the previous champion try it? They left only the main body, and it could still move.]
[Amuro would probably be needed to operate it.]
[It probably really required a true NT, lol.]
[Give me a break. Where would you find an NT in the real world?]
[Once humanity enters the space age, maybe NTs will really be born.]
[Passing by as someone who bought Parvati. Even with an NT, it isn't easy to operate. Its data gets projected directly onto the screen, and its user-friendliness is abysmal.]
[Parvati mainly has no preset actions. You can rewrite the OS, but then the delay goes up and the movements become distorted.]
[I haven't played GBN. What's going on?]
[Not just GBN. The Gundams in SEED World should all work this way. Let me explain.]
[For example, these Gundams all have preset actions, such as lifting a leg or turning around. But they don't have complex actions. So if you wanted to perform a roundhouse kick, you would need to execute the two basic actions of lifting your leg and turning at the same time. Then, halfway through lifting the leg, you stop the "lift leg" action and turn, completing the move. On the surface, it looks like a roundhouse kick, but it actually executes commands like lift leg, cancel, turn.]
[But Parvati wasn't like that. For Parvati to perform a roundhouse kick, you had