Well, on OS test server it's revealed that without their riggings the shipgirls are normal human beings (The riggings give them superhuman strength and all that. Even the Riggings are made from a copy of the Ship in a "pocket dimension" that them can summon at will... Yeah, something like the anime). So, we really don't know if they *can* have children Even so, it's something the game will never officially say. So, do whatever you want
Even so, it's something the game will never officially say. So, do whatever you want
It's not like I need ground my fantasies on canon, anyway. If I did, I'd never be able to self-insert myself as a respectable and admired admiral capable of garnering the love and respect of my fleet.
Well, on OS test server it's revealed that without their riggings the shipgirls are normal human beings (The riggings give them superhuman strength and all that. Even the Riggings are made from a copy of the Ship in a "pocket dimension" that them can summon at will... Yeah, something like the anime). So, we really don't know if they *can* have children Even so, it's something the game will never officially say. So, do whatever you want
So basically it's the same shit Bungie pulled with Guardians and fertility which is a very complex "Maybe."
So basically it's the same shit Bungie pulled with Guardians and fertility which is a very complex "Maybe."
To be honest, knowing that, my money will be in "Yes they can". But as I said, it's something Manjuu will never officially say and isn't something important in the game's story. Even in-Story the commander is focused in the missions and keeping everyone safe (Based on his dialogues. I mean even if it's technically a self insert the commander has his own personality in-story). So, this isn't really something important.
But I am not going to deny that I would love to see Enterprise and New Jersey Happy with their own families
