Dear Devs I need to hear more about it! For those who don't now what I'm talking about look at new sony playstation blog.

Took me a bit of digging, but I assume you're talking about this (and it's a few months old). It looks like CCP is planning on actually adding capacitors to DUST vehicles which is pretty cool and will add more depth to fitting.

The way capacitors work in EVE is fairly simple: If you activate a module (shield hardener, certain types of weapons, remote reps, etc.) it takes up a certain amount of cap per cycle. If your ship regenerates cap quickly enough to compensate for the drain (via ship attributes or additional cap modules), it's considered cap stable and can run those modules all at once indefinitely. If not, your **** gets shut down.
There are also cap neutralizers (drain target's cap) and nosferatus (drain target's cap and add to your own) in EVE, so we might see those in DUST, too.

I'm talking about this http://blog.us.playstation.com/2011/11/04/the-future-of-war-dust-514s-mobile-command-center/comment-page-2/#comments

I'm talking about this http://blog.us.playstation.com/2011/11/04/the-future-of-war-dust-514s-mobile-command-center/comment-page-2/#comments

Nov of last year. plans change.

Nov of last year. plans change.

It does make sense as running fuel to POS was the big thing for years then.

Nov of last year. plans change.

Peter Molyneux disease. "wouldn't this and this and this and this be cool?! You bet, now I just have to make it."

Or it's not implemented yet since MCCs are currently NPC controlled (And will likely remain that way for high sec battles)

However, it is my thought that MCCs will eventually be fitted with something like a Siege Module which bolsters its defenses significantly. However, like EVE, Siege Modules require special fuel beyond the usual capacitor energy, to activate and maintain. As such an MCC commander might have to scour the battlefield for fuel depots to keep the MCC's siege module active, all while bombarding the enemy MCC. It's going to be a balancing act between maintaining defenses and offensive capability to buy your ground forces enough time to help you finish off the enemy MCC.

Dear Devs I need to hear more about it! For those who don't now what I'm talking about look at new sony playstation blog.

Peter Molyneux disease. "wouldn't this and this and this and this be cool?! You bet, now I just have to make it."

Or it's not implemented yet since MCCs are currently NPC controlled (And will likely remain that way for high sec battles)

However, it is my thought that MCCs will eventually be fitted with something like a Siege Module which bolsters its defenses significantly. However, like EVE, Siege Modules require special fuel beyond the usual capacitor energy, to activate and maintain. As such an MCC commander might have to scour the battlefield for fuel depots to keep the MCC's siege module active, all while bombarding the enemy MCC. It's going to be a balancing act between maintaining defenses and offensive capability to buy your ground forces enough time to help you finish off the enemy MCC.

And they finally explain why in even in a defense map you'd want to deploy an mmc of your own, those guns are massive and fire alot imagine how much pain they can cause if they point to the ground?

It's a distinct possibility. Yet for 0.0 fights I would imagine its ice based fuel to foster a relationship with the space players they are fighting for. Running from resource camp to resource camp seems like a bottleneck in dust combat.

Nov of last year. plans change.

I was just messing around on FB and CCP just (re)posted it on the official DUST page 10 hours ago. Maybe it's still planned, and, like someone else already posted, we haven't gotten a chance to control an MCC yet.

Between the multiple other objectives it wold get tedious to have to hack more stuff on the map in skirmish.

Escape velocity is 11,000 m/s; Can any rocket scientists explain how the MCCs break orbit?
Curious about this one, my eve frigate can go max 1,226 m/s so its ****** if it trys to land.