"Little Bull Runs Fast is terrifying. That calculation ability is the scariest part!"
"If this were any other Mecha Game, I'd think they were cheating."
"This was a trap from the start."
"Radar doesn't work very well in places like space stations, because most space station materials block energy detection."
"Little Bull Runs Fast used this method to lock onto the Ninth Generation Mecha's position."
"Then he got his mecha up to an insanely high speed."
"He turned his own mecha into a weapon and attacked the other side directly."
"What you guys said isn't even the most amazing part. The most amazing thing was how he dodged those twelve Micro Missiles at the end."
"I think that last part was strange. It felt like a bug?"
"You still don't understand why he dodged those twelve missiles?"
"Ever heard of a boomerang?"
"His mecha was spinning at high speed."
"The Ninth Generation Mecha probably never imagined that, just seconds away from victory, it would be taken out by its own missiles!"
"Little Bull Runs Fast is incredible."
"Look at the data from this match. Little Bull Runs Fast's hand speed wasn't even as good as a Beginner Mecha Pilot's!"
"And yet he still won." The viewers discussed it animatedly.
They understood the tactic Little Bull Runs Fast had used.
Most space station materials were designed to block energy detection, partly to prevent the various cosmic rays in space from harming humans and other objects.
They also provided insulation. Temperature was a form of energy, so these materials could block both the high temperatures and low temperatures of space.
As a result, a mecha's radar could only detect a limited distance inside a space station's compartments!
The space station map was a classic precisely because radars could not detect each other,