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Line 13: ==Canonicity== ==Canonicity== − The only source featuring the ''Justice'' is the 1995 ''Ghost Bear's Legacy'' expansion pack to the ''MechWarrior 2'' computer game. Computer games as such are expressly excluded from the current definition of [[Canon]], and even though canonical products do make an effort to treat (most) computer game storylines as canonical, this still does not mean content from the games is canon if it was not picked up in canonical sources. Thus, the ''Justice'', having never been mentioned in a canonical publication, remains apocryphal. + The only source featuring the ''Justice'' is the 1995 ''Ghost Bear's Legacy'' expansion pack to the ''MechWarrior 2'' computer game. Computer games as such are expressly excluded from the current definition of [[Canon]], and even though canonical products do make an effort to treat (most) computer game storylines as canonical, this still does not mean content from the games is canon if it was not picked up in canonical sources. Thus, the ''Justice'', having never been mentioned in a canonical pulication, remains apocryphal. ==Notes== ==Notes== − *While the class of the ''Justice'' is never explicitly stated within the game, several in-game cutscenes clearly depict the very distinct shape of a ''Titan''-class DropShip (the Clan refit version as depicted in ''[[Technical Readout: 3057]]'', not the original [[Star League era]] design depicted in ''[[Technical Readout: 2750]]'') in great detail, and a less detailed but still clearly identifiable ''Titan''-class DropShip features in at least two missions, being explicitly identified as the ''Justice'' in the briefing for the final main storyline mission ("Destroy Orbital Platform") which begins and ends on the outer hull of the ''Justice''.<ref name=DOP/> + *While the class of the ''Justice'' is never explicitly stated within the game, several in-game cutscenes clearly depict the very distinct shape of a ''Titan''-class DropShip (the Clan refit version as depicted in ''[[Technical Readout: 3057]]'', not the original [[Star League era]] design depicted in ''[[Technical Readout: 2750]]'') in great detail, and a less detailed but still clearly identifiable ''Titan''-class DropShip features in at least two missions, being explicitly identified as the ''Justice'' in the briefing for final main storyline mission ("Destroy Orbital Platform") which begins and ends on the outer hull of the ''Justice''.<ref name=DOP/> *''Titan''-class assault DropShips are normally only capable of carrying [[aerospace fighter]]s, not 'Mechs. It follows that the ''Justice'' must have been modified in some way, but the game provides no information at all except the name and visual depiction of the ship. *''Titan''-class assault DropShips are normally only capable of carrying [[aerospace fighter]]s, not 'Mechs. It follows that the ''Justice'' must have been modified in some way, but the game provides no information at all except the name and visual depiction of the ship.
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| − | The only source featuring the ''Justice'' is the 1995 ''Ghost Bear's Legacy'' expansion pack to the ''MechWarrior 2'' computer game. Computer games as such are expressly excluded from the current definition of [[Canon]], and even though canonical products do make an effort to treat (most) computer game storylines as canonical, this still does not mean content from the games is canon if it was not picked up in canonical sources. Thus, the ''Justice'', having never been mentioned in a canonical | + | The only source featuring the ''Justice'' is the 1995 ''Ghost Bear's Legacy'' expansion pack to the ''MechWarrior 2'' computer game. Computer games as such are expressly excluded from the current definition of [[Canon]], and even though canonical products do make an effort to treat (most) computer game storylines as canonical, this still does not mean content from the games is canon if it was not picked up in canonical sources. Thus, the ''Justice'', having never been mentioned in a canonical pulication, remains apocryphal. |
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
| − | *While the class of the ''Justice'' is never explicitly stated within the game, several in-game cutscenes clearly depict the very distinct shape of a ''Titan''-class DropShip (the Clan refit version as depicted in ''[[Technical Readout: 3057]]'', not the original [[Star League era]] design depicted in ''[[Technical Readout: 2750]]'') in great detail, and a less detailed but still clearly identifiable ''Titan''-class DropShip features in at least two missions, being explicitly identified as the ''Justice'' in the briefing for | + | *While the class of the ''Justice'' is never explicitly stated within the game, several in-game cutscenes clearly depict the very distinct shape of a ''Titan''-class DropShip (the Clan refit version as depicted in ''[[Technical Readout: 3057]]'', not the original [[Star League era]] design depicted in ''[[Technical Readout: 2750]]'') in great detail, and a less detailed but still clearly identifiable ''Titan''-class DropShip features in at least two missions, being explicitly identified as the ''Justice'' in the briefing for final main storyline mission ("Destroy Orbital Platform") which begins and ends on the outer hull of the ''Justice''.<ref name=DOP/> |
*''Titan''-class assault DropShips are normally only capable of carrying [[aerospace fighter]]s, not 'Mechs. It follows that the ''Justice'' must have been modified in some way, but the game provides no information at all except the name and visual depiction of the ship. | *''Titan''-class assault DropShips are normally only capable of carrying [[aerospace fighter]]s, not 'Mechs. It follows that the ''Justice'' must have been modified in some way, but the game provides no information at all except the name and visual depiction of the ship. | ||