+99 yes we need more awesome models

I would like to see a variant for Scout and Medic at least.

No offence, but the mechs that do not have arms, are not exactly practical.

If it was something like Titan Fall Mechs, where they have arms and hands and their specific armaments that would have been better.

For the Soldier bot the six shot rocket thing could have been a pauldron thing on them.

Also Heavy could have had a Shotgun Mech edition at the very least.

Pyro a arm with the flamer, that has a flare gun like alt fire and a arm with a hand would be good.

that sort of thing.

editable model with the bodygroups of all the models in one so people could mix and max would be sick

引用自 DrIvanRadosivic：

No offence, but the mechs that do not have arms, are not exactly practical.

If it was something like Titan Fall Mechs, where they have arms and hands and their specific armaments that would have been better.

For the Soldier bot the six shot rocket thing could have been a pauldron thing on them.

Also Heavy could have had a Shotgun Mech edition at the very least.

Pyro a arm with the flamer, that has a flare gun like alt fire and a arm with a hand would be good.

that sort of thing.

I think the general thing the author was going for is maximum efficiency in terms of the least amount of resources required to build and run a mech, so adding arms would be far less practical in my opinion (never played Titalfall so my opinion might be a bit biased).

However I do agree that heavy should have some sort of armanents on his mech, such as a large-caliber minigun (or just two miniguns on each side, I guess). As for the medic and scout, they could have their own versions as well, with a large repair node (or something similar) and maybe a shortened flak gun respectively.

You gonna make a model for the suited Scouts from Wrench in the Gears? and Why didn't you do anything for Medic?

引用自 Husky：

引用自 DrIvanRadosivic：

No offence, but the mechs that do not have arms, are not exactly practical.

If it was something like Titan Fall Mechs, where they have arms and hands and their specific armaments that would have been better.

For the Soldier bot the six shot rocket thing could have been a pauldron thing on them.

Also Heavy could have had a Shotgun Mech edition at the very least.

Pyro a arm with the flamer, that has a flare gun like alt fire and a arm with a hand would be good.

that sort of thing.

I think the general thing the author was going for is maximum efficiency in terms of the least amount of resources required to build and run a mech, so adding arms would be far less practical in my opinion (never played Titalfall so my opinion might be a bit biased).

However I do agree that heavy should have some sort of armanents on his mech, such as a large-caliber minigun (or just two miniguns on each side, I guess). As for the medic and scout, they could have their own versions as well, with a large repair node (or something similar) and maybe a shortened flak gun respectively.

well the "titans" the mechs in titan fall have ai and are meant to assist there pilots through envirments wich is why in that universe they have arms

引用自 spooker：

引用自 Husky：

I think the general thing the author was going for is maximum efficiency in terms of the least amount of resources required to build and run a mech, so adding arms would be far less practical in my opinion (never played Titalfall so my opinion might be a bit biased).

However I do agree that heavy should have some sort of armanents on his mech, such as a large-caliber minigun (or just two miniguns on each side, I guess). As for the medic and scout, they could have their own versions as well, with a large repair node (or something similar) and maybe a shortened flak gun respectively.

well the "titans" the mechs in titan fall have ai and are meant to assist there pilots through envirments wich is why in that universe they have arms

I've actually played titanfall 2 a few months ago and I completely get why people like mechs such as titans. In universe, it's explained that they were designed as field work machines - basically glorified forklifts with arms and legs - which were then repurposed for combat roles.