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So is R0-V3-R the latest version? Like did we find an old one or was R0-V3-R version 1?Log 9/23/19:This log hereby corrects intel acquired in log Log 5/25/19.
As the course of events would have it, we've encountered Rover yet again. Or, a "Rover".
After a battleground fluke from crashed trifighters, a large fuel-refinery field detonated and caused a 10 minute eruption of death. While the Republic has lost a major payday, and has to pay for repairs, the Separatist threat is gone. Still, the Burst Link, who were stationed on the mission, had to find a farther area to evacuate from. They located and abandoned Separatist base which was scheduled for demolition by the landing droids. Upon opening a small set of gates, the clones encountered a large, grey, headless, bulky droid. Though initially misidentified as a bomb, in a back room of the compound was the head of the droid. As it turns out from ARC Intel gathering, this "Rover" is identified as Rendition 0 - Version 2 - Repulse Droid. R0V2R. Doesn't quite roll of the tongue. Viewing logs, it was discovered that R0V2R utilizes Repulsor-Lift technology instead of sound waves. This experimental Repulsor Tech was cited in a series of logs to be costly in energy. No energy source was deemed efficient enough, nor was it deemed as worth it, due to malfunctions. However, R0V2R is recorded to have still collapsed a city, particularly on Oh'Eyoh. It seems that R0-V3-R wasn't the only one used for terror. Either way, R0V2R is discontinued and destroyed. The clones paid it no mind after blasting it with a tank. The wonder is if R0-V3-R is still of relevance.