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In Game Description
A smaller off-shoot of the intelligence center with a 2500-Superbrain computer which assists in speeding up their work.
In Game Performance
This is a buff compartment for the Intelligence Center and ES32 Scryer. As such it is extraneous, as the Intelligence Center already identifies ships incredibly quickly, and the ES32 Scryer also achieves full identification in seconds.
Stats
| Analysis Annex | |
|---|---|
| Cost | 20 pts |
| Dimensions | 3x1x3 |
| Hitpoints | 100 |
| Hitpoints to Function | 15 |
| Damage Threshold | 10 |
| Mass | 10 tonnes |
| DC Priority | Low |
| Crew Required | 20 |
| Modifier: Intelligence Effort | +30% |
| Modifier: Intelligence Accuracy | -30%[1] |
Lore
Winchester despises the 2500-Superbrain but he fails to see the benefits that his predecessors rightly saw. This is a system that has stood the test of time and continues to excel in every field, from fire control to atmospheric engineering. However, I do not blame him, the Alliance Naval Office prefers to pursue pragmatic lines of development rather than explore avenues of creativity and generality..
You won't find a more robust computer system in the Alliance, this is a fact. Outdated control interface (an Alliance specialty) but tough, reliable, and easy to maintain. The ANO is pretty proud of this one and while that would normally be a cause for concern, it is a serious piece of hardware that will service the Alliance and the OSP for many more years.
- S. Ace, CWO
- ↑ While the numerical here sounds like it's "reducing accuracy", what it does is reduce the "Deviation" that COND and PD reports have.
