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*Maybe we should just make different pages of the different types of Raynors used. - [[User:grunt minion22|grunt minion22]] 10:35am mideast, 10 August 2009.
*Maybe we should just make different pages of the different types of Raynors used. - [[User:grunt minion22|grunt minion22]] 10:35am mideast, 10 August 2009.
*If people have enough interest you're welcome to add the stats for various mods. If you'll notice the Inferno-specific ships have tech descriptions and weapon loadouts for up to three different eras (INFR1, SCP and Alliance). I would recommend keeping everything on one page and simply adding the information to that page. [[User:Akalabeth|Akalabeth]] Very early in the morning (PST)
*If people have enough interest you're welcome to add the stats for various mods. If you'll notice the Inferno-specific ships have tech descriptions and weapon loadouts for up to three different eras (INFR1, SCP and Alliance). I would recommend keeping everything on one page and simply adding the information to that page. [[User:Akalabeth|Akalabeth]] Very early in the morning (PST)
==GTSD Paladin==
Never heard of it. - [[User:Snail|Snail]] 07:50, 18 December 2009 (UTC)

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Since the Raynor has been featured in many mods, should this article list all the tech descriptions and statistics of each mod that used it? - TopAce 11:59, 10 August 2009 (UTC)

  • Maybe we should just make different pages of the different types of Raynors used. - grunt minion22 10:35am mideast, 10 August 2009.
  • If people have enough interest you're welcome to add the stats for various mods. If you'll notice the Inferno-specific ships have tech descriptions and weapon loadouts for up to three different eras (INFR1, SCP and Alliance). I would recommend keeping everything on one page and simply adding the information to that page. Akalabeth Very early in the morning (PST)

GTSD Paladin

Never heard of it. - Snail 07:50, 18 December 2009 (UTC)