"I intend to build a few models to test the theory out. There are a few concerns I have regarding them. The PNN has a lot of advantages over the MPN, but it takes more resources. I want to figure out if the resource consumption of the system is outweighed by the improved performance of the weapons system. If the net energy usage between them turns out to be negligible then I think on our next weapons project I'll move away from the industry standard MPN and use a centralized remote PNN and install remote receivers in place of a missile or torpedo guidance system. My theory is that with a more powerful, though slightly more resource intensive remote guidance system, individual warheads could have their cost and weight reduced, which could improve speed of production and individual weapon performance," Farkas explains.
"Just a working theory right now, but I'm still studying. Not ready to build the models or test systems quite yet, but I don't imagine it will take too long. I'll need your expertise on the weapon flight systems and Aja's expertise on the explosives payload. I'll also want to pick Syzygy's brain on effective flight patterns as well. So I may come to you three in coming days when I build models and blueprints, if you don't mind."