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Line 3: ==Description== ==Description== − '''Availability Rating''' is a code used in the [[Classic BattleTech]] game indicating how common a class of [[:Category:Combat Vehicles|Combat]] [[:Category:Support Vehicles|Support Vehicles]], [['Mech]], (or other) mounted equipment, or subsystems found in the same. Its primary function is to designate how rare the systems are in a particular time period in the [[BattleTech]] universe. A [[similar system was used in the [[MechWarrior, First Edition]] roleplaying game. Predominantly, a weapon will have three different ratings: one for [[Star League]] era, one for the [[Succession Wars (History)|Succession Wars]] era, and a third for the [[Clan Invasion]] era. However, starting with the release of ''[[Interstellar Operations]]'' in 2016, some equipment tables started indicating a fourth code representing the [[Dark Age]] era.<ref name=IO_33>''Interstellar Operations'', p. 33: "Availability Ratings"</ref><ref>''Interstellar Operations: Alternate Eras'', p. 27: "Availability Ratings"</ref> As an example, a standard [[Sylph]] battle armor suit has an availability rating of X-X-F-E. It didn't exist in the Star League Era or Succession War eras, was nearly unique in the Clan Invasion, and was very rare by the Dark Age. + '''Availability Rating''' is a code used in the [[Classic BattleTech]] game indicating how common a class of [[:Category:Combat Vehicles|Combat]] [[:Category:Support Vehicles|Support Vehicles]], [['Mech]], (or other) mounted equipment, or subsystems found in the same. Its primary function is to designate how rare the systems are in a particular time period in the [[BattleTech]] universe. A [[similar system was used in the [[MechWarrior, First Edition]] roleplaying game. Predominantly, a weapon will have three different ratings: one for [[Star League]] era, one for the [[Succession Wars (History)|Succession Wars]] era, and a third for the [[Clan Invasion]] era. However, starting with the release of ''[[Interstellar Operations]]'' in 2016, some equipment tables started indicating a fourth code representing the [[Dark Age]] era.<ref name=IO_33>''Interstellar Operations'', p. 33: "Availability Ratings"</ref><ref>''Interstellar Operations: Alternate Eras'', p. 27: "Availability Ratings"</ref> As an example, a Left Handed Smoke Benders XECA wouldn't exist in the Star League Era, was invented but Very Rare in the Succession Wars, more available but still Uncommon in the Clan Invasion, and Common by the Dark Age. + {| align="center" border="1" cellpadding="5" style="border-collapse:collapse" {| align="center" border="1" cellpadding="5" style="border-collapse:collapse"
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| − | '''Availability Rating''' is a code used in the [[Classic BattleTech]] game indicating how common a class of [[:Category:Combat Vehicles|Combat]] [[:Category:Support Vehicles|Support Vehicles]], [['Mech]], (or other) mounted equipment, or subsystems found in the same. Its primary function is to designate how rare the systems are in a particular time period in the [[BattleTech]] universe. A [[similar system was used in the [[MechWarrior, First Edition]] roleplaying game. Predominantly, a weapon will have three different ratings: one for [[Star League]] era, one for the [[Succession Wars (History)|Succession Wars]] era, and a third for the [[Clan Invasion]] era. However, starting with the release of ''[[Interstellar Operations]]'' in 2016, some equipment tables started indicating a fourth code representing the [[Dark Age]] era.<ref name=IO_33>''Interstellar Operations'', p. 33: "Availability Ratings"</ref><ref>''Interstellar Operations: Alternate Eras'', p. 27: "Availability Ratings"</ref> As an example, a | + | '''Availability Rating''' is a code used in the [[Classic BattleTech]] game indicating how common a class of [[:Category:Combat Vehicles|Combat]] [[:Category:Support Vehicles|Support Vehicles]], [['Mech]], (or other) mounted equipment, or subsystems found in the same. Its primary function is to designate how rare the systems are in a particular time period in the [[BattleTech]] universe. A [[similar system was used in the [[MechWarrior, First Edition]] roleplaying game. Predominantly, a weapon will have three different ratings: one for [[Star League]] era, one for the [[Succession Wars (History)|Succession Wars]] era, and a third for the [[Clan Invasion]] era. However, starting with the release of ''[[Interstellar Operations]]'' in 2016, some equipment tables started indicating a fourth code representing the [[Dark Age]] era.<ref name=IO_33>''Interstellar Operations'', p. 33: "Availability Ratings"</ref><ref>''Interstellar Operations: Alternate Eras'', p. 27: "Availability Ratings"</ref> As an example, a Left Handed Smoke Benders XECA wouldn't exist in the Star League Era, was invented but Very Rare in the Succession Wars, more available but still Uncommon in the Clan Invasion, and Common by the Dark Age. |
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