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Just something I've thought up and so I'm doing the metaphorical "toss it at the wall and see if it sticks".
Semi-Unique, in terms of vehicles and ships, is pretty much accepted a dozen units correct? But is it possible that this can be further defined by size and vehicle type classes? For instance, it wouldn't make sense for a semi-unique starfighter class to only number a dozen units, and then have another semi-unique battlecruiser, a craft thousands of times its size, number the exact same. Basically I'm asking for semi-unique to be defined according to ship and vehicle class. For instance, a Ferrari 459 is can be called semi-unique, but there's a lot more than a dozen of them. However, a Nimitz-Class Supercarrier can be called semi-unique as well, and there's 11 of them. Does any of that make sense or does anyone agree/disagree?
Semi-Unique, in terms of vehicles and ships, is pretty much accepted a dozen units correct? But is it possible that this can be further defined by size and vehicle type classes? For instance, it wouldn't make sense for a semi-unique starfighter class to only number a dozen units, and then have another semi-unique battlecruiser, a craft thousands of times its size, number the exact same. Basically I'm asking for semi-unique to be defined according to ship and vehicle class. For instance, a Ferrari 459 is can be called semi-unique, but there's a lot more than a dozen of them. However, a Nimitz-Class Supercarrier can be called semi-unique as well, and there's 11 of them. Does any of that make sense or does anyone agree/disagree?