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Yes, yes, "wrist rockets" joke here, but B2s were designed to be heavy assault units, not artillery, and were deployed far earlier then people think, fitting the Mutons closer then the Mecs. And they literally had a model designed and fielded to face Jedi in melee with lightsaber resistant materials, making a point for the Berserkers. I can't think of what would fit for a Mec, but it wouldn't be a B2. Perhaps a Magnaguard with the launcher from the original Battlefront 2 to go as the mortar? Or there's a model I'm unaware of.
I never said Berserkers were ranged, and in fact, literally pointed out a B2 model that was solely built for melee for their replacement.
B2s *did* have a jetpack model, but generally any of the bipedal battle droids could have a jetpack attachment. It's a far easier modification to add to a chassis then it is to manufacture, deploy, and fit to armor as it was with the clones. Hell, we see B1s using them in space to cut open escape pods during the Malevolence arc.
Mecs seem too sturdy for B2s. They're stronger then the basic B1s, yes, but they aren't walking tanks.