Shoten Jump - Revision history

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	The Shoten Jump system is a faster-than-light propulsion system built into most [[Gudersnipe]] starships. The technology was invented by [[Instructor Roland]] ~~durring~~ the late [[Ages#The Sixth Age\|Sixth Age]] and used extensively for surprise attacks ~~durring~~ the [[Kamian Succession Wars]].		The Shoten Jump system is a faster-than-light propulsion system built into most [[Gudersnipe]] starships. The technology was invented by [[Instructor Roland]] during the late [[Ages#The Sixth Age\|Sixth Age]] and used extensively for surprise attacks during the [[Kamian Succession Wars]].

	==Technology==		==Technology==

CourseDirector at 03:58, 27 December 2018

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	==Other Uses==		==Other Uses==
	In the short story [[CTRL+Z]] from The Road to War, it is revealed by [[Instructor Roland]] that Shoten Jump systems can be used for [[time travel]], with a large enough power boost and the right modifications. He calls this technology [[CTRL+Z Technology\|CTRL+Z]], which provides the name of the story, and also alludes to correcting mistakes (like the "undo" keyboard command in most computer applications).		In the short story [[CTRL+Z]] from The Road to War, it is revealed by [[Instructor Roland]] that Shoten Jump systems can be used for [[time travel]], with a large enough power boost and the right modifications. He calls this technology [[CTRL+Z Technology\|CTRL+Z]], which provides the name of the story, and also alludes to correcting mistakes (like the "undo" keyboard command in most computer applications).

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	==Drawbacks==		==Drawbacks==
	The Shoten system does not replace a traditional FTL drive, in that it requires substantially more power, and requires all that power at once. Battlegroups can get around this by spreading a [[Kinovski Particle\|particle field]] in space and charging it, which then acts like a giant capacitor, allowing a few ships to make the jump. However, no battle group can supply enough energy to move the entire group; only a single [[Ship ~~Classes~~\|~~capital~~ ship]] or a few support ships.		The Shoten system does not replace a traditional FTL drive, in that it requires substantially more power, and requires all that power at once. Battlegroups can get around this by spreading a [[Kinovski Particle\|particle field]] in space and charging it, which then acts like a giant capacitor, allowing a few ships to make the jump. However, no battle group can supply enough energy to move the entire group; only a single [[Ship Roles\|capitol ship]] or a few support ships.

	===Alternatives===		===Alternatives===

CourseDirector at 18:40, 6 January 2017

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	==Drawbacks==		==Drawbacks==
	The Shoten system does not replace a traditional FTL drive, in that it requires substantially more power, and requires all that power at once. Battlegroups can get around this by spreading a particle field in space and charging it, which then acts like a giant capacitor, allowing a few ships to make the jump. However, no battle group can supply enough energy to move the entire group; only a single [[Ship Classes\|capital ship]] or a few support ships.		The Shoten system does not replace a traditional FTL drive, in that it requires substantially more power, and requires all that power at once. Battlegroups can get around this by spreading a [[Kinovski Particle\|particle field]] in space and charging it, which then acts like a giant capacitor, allowing a few ships to make the jump. However, no battle group can supply enough energy to move the entire group; only a single [[Ship Classes\|capital ship]] or a few support ships.

	===Alternatives===		===Alternatives===

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	==Technology==		==Technology==
	A Shoten Jump works by pushing the ship up into higher ~~plains~~ of existence, specifically to the highest plane, ~~where~~ it ~~then~~ drops ~~back down~~ into normal space. The process allows a vessel to move great distances and bypass most obstacles. Like the [[Python Reactor]] in traditional FTL, it is bound by the [[Fernel Limit]].		A Shoten Jump works by pushing the ship up into higher planes of existence; specifically to the highest plane, whence it drops into normal space. The process allows a vessel to move great distances and bypass most obstacles. Like the [[Python Reactor]] in traditional FTL, it is bound by the [[Fernel Limit]].

	==Drawbacks==		==Drawbacks==
	The Shoten system does not replace a traditional FTL drive~~. It's main drawbacks are~~ that it requires substantially more power, and requires all that power at once. Battlegroups can get around this by spreading a particle field in space and charging it, ~~the field~~ then acts like a giant capacitor, allowing a few ships to make the jump. However, no battle group can supply enough energy to move the entire group; only a single [[Ship Classes\|capital ship]] or a few support ships.		The Shoten system does not replace a traditional FTL drive, in that it requires substantially more power, and requires all that power at once. Battlegroups can get around this by spreading a particle field in space and charging it, which then acts like a giant capacitor, allowing a few ships to make the jump. However, no battle group can supply enough energy to move the entire group; only a single [[Ship Classes\|capital ship]] or a few support ships.

	===Alternatives===		===Alternatives===
	In [[Retrospectus]] ~~from~~ [[The Road to War]](Volume II of the [[Course Books]]), [[Hunter Jusenkyou\|Hunter]] ~~gives the order for~~ [[Jason Bur'I\|Jason]] to attach a [[Zero-Point Generator]] directly ~~two~~ the Shoten Jump-drive as a means of escape. Though this effort is ~~interupted~~ by the [[Valley Forge]], it is implied this could power the system.		In [[Retrospectus]] of [[The Road to War]] (Volume II of the [[Course Books]]), [[Hunter Jusenkyou\|Hunter]] orders [[Jason Bur'I\|Jason]] to attach a [[Zero-Point Generator]] directly to the Shoten Jump-drive as a means of escape. Though this effort is interrupted by the [[Valley Forge]], it is implied this could power the system.

	==Other Uses==		==Other Uses==
	In the short story [[CTRL+Z]] from The Road to War, it is revealed by [[Instructor Roland]] that Shoten Jump systems can ~~pottentially~~ be used for [[time travel]], with a large enough power boost and the right modifications. He calls this technology [[CTRL+Z Technology\|CTRL+Z]], which provides the name to the story, and also ~~aludes~~ to correcting mistakes like the undo keyboard command in most computer applications.		In the short story [[CTRL+Z]] from The Road to War, it is revealed by [[Instructor Roland]] that Shoten Jump systems can be used for [[time travel]], with a large enough power boost and the right modifications. He calls this technology [[CTRL+Z Technology\|CTRL+Z]], which provides the name of the story, and also alludes to correcting mistakes (like the "undo" keyboard command in most computer applications).

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	===Alternatives===		===Alternatives===
	In [[Retrospectus]] from [[The Road to War]](Volume II of [[~~The~~ Course Books]]), [[Hunter Jusenkyou\|Hunter]] gives the order for [[Jason Bur'I\|Jason]] to attach a [[Zero-Point Generator]] directly two the Shoten Jump-drive as a means of escape. Though this effort is interupted by the [[Valley Forge]], it is implied this could power the system.		In [[Retrospectus]] from [[The Road to War]](Volume II of the [[Course Books]]), [[Hunter Jusenkyou\|Hunter]] gives the order for [[Jason Bur'I\|Jason]] to attach a [[Zero-Point Generator]] directly two the Shoten Jump-drive as a means of escape. Though this effort is interupted by the [[Valley Forge]], it is implied this could power the system.

	==Other Uses==		==Other Uses==
	In the short story [[CTRL+Z]] from The Road to War, it is revealed by [[Instructor Roland]] that Shoten Jump systems can pottentially be used for [[time travel]], with a large enough power boost and the right modifications. He calls this technology [[CTRL+Z Technology\|CTRL+Z]], which provides the name to the story, and also aludes to correcting mistakes like the undo keyboard command in most computer applications.		In the short story [[CTRL+Z]] from The Road to War, it is revealed by [[Instructor Roland]] that Shoten Jump systems can pottentially be used for [[time travel]], with a large enough power boost and the right modifications. He calls this technology [[CTRL+Z Technology\|CTRL+Z]], which provides the name to the story, and also aludes to correcting mistakes like the undo keyboard command in most computer applications.

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The Shoten Jump system is a faster-than-light propulsion system built into most [[Gudersnipe]] starships. The technology was invented by [[Instructor Roland]] durring the late [[Ages#The Sixth Age|Sixth Age]] and used extensively for surprise attacks durring the [[Kamian Succession Wars]].

==Technology==
A Shoten Jump works by pushing the ship up into higher plains of existence, specifically to the highest plane, where it then drops back down into normal space. The process allows a vessel to move great distances and bypass most obstacles. Like the [[Python Reactor]] in traditional FTL, it is bound by the [[Fernel Limit]].

==Drawbacks==
The Shoten system does not replace a traditional FTL drive. It's main drawbacks are that it requires substantially more power, and requires all that power at once. Battlegroups can get around this by spreading a particle field in space and charging it, the field then acts like a giant capacitor, allowing a few ships to make the jump. However, no battle group can supply enough energy to move the entire group; only a single [[Ship Classes|capital ship]] or a few support ships.

===Alternatives===
In [[Retrospectus]] from [[The Road to War]](Volume II of [[The Course Books]]), [[Hunter Jusenkyou|Hunter]] gives the order for [[Jason Bur'I|Jason]] to attach a [[Zero-Point Generator]] directly two the Shoten Jump-drive as a means of escape. Though this effort is interupted by the [[Valley Forge]], it is implied this could power the system.

==Other Uses==
In the short story [[CTRL+Z]] from The Road to War, it is revealed by [[Instructor Roland]] that Shoten Jump systems can pottentially be used for [[time travel]], with a large enough power boost and the right modifications. He calls this technology [[CTRL+Z Technology|CTRL+Z]], which provides the name to the story, and also aludes to correcting mistakes like the undo keyboard command in most computer applications.