[Marcov]

In FRED, possibly - just give it a warp-in condition via SEXPs/ship editor. Also, don't forget to give it a speed in ships.tbl. Via ship editor, check the "Kamikaze" box. Have the Meson Bomb warp in near the targeted ship, make sure it rams it. Then, the Meson Bomb explodes (kamikaze, remember?).

But in canon, I don't think so. A Meson Bomb is immobile and would require a Triton-class craft to carry it.

[QuantumDelta]

No one got my Nadesico reference :<

Personally, the idea is awesome and worth the technobabble.

[Abyss]

I remember that scene, it took awhile to jog my memory.

[terran_emperor]

No one got my Nadesico reference :<

Personally, the idea is awesome and worth the technobabble.

I was just about to comment on that, when i saw your second post. Awesome episode that...Warping bombs inside an enemy ship (Boson (Or Subspace in FS universe) Cannon). Hell, awesome series, even if it did send up the entire Giant Robo/Space Wars anime genre with its WARPED sense of humour

Hell you want strange tactics and/or Subspace Weapons just look at that series

[Abyss]

This is sort of what inspired this question.

[terran_emperor]

You mean Martian Successor Nadesico inspired you to start this thread?

Actually It is a series that could easily be adapted into a pre-Terran-Vasudan War capaign. Just replace all the robots with fighters...Hmm...

[Abyss]

You mean Martian Successor Nadesico inspired you to start this thread?

Actually It is a series that could easily be adapted into a pre-Terran-Vasudan War capaign. Just replace all the robots with fighters...Hmm...

Yah, a friend got me into that series, and after seeing that I couldn't get the idea of send bombs thought subspace out of my head.

Anyway, if someone made that campaign I would definitely play it.

[Snail]

(having not read the thread):

I'm inclined to say no. Because then the GTVA could easily have warped something into the Sathanas or Lucifer and exploded it (even if there was a large margin for error, a few successive tries and dogged persistence would work).