no man desktop pc
Weird, says I have them saved as 512x620 which is usually plenty for me, I was just trying to keep the size tasteful. But if that's the case then allow me to treat you to larger images of my most recent machine.
Feast your eyes.
Strengths:
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Triforced making it pretty durable for a nano walker.
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Great mobility with walker legs and excellent flight.
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Tight design, it's maxed out yet compact, so it's easy to get behind cover.
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Sick racing stripes bro to make you feel as fast as you'll be flying.
Features:
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4 t10 aerofoils and 4 t10 rudders
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4 t10 walker legs
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7 t10 nano tech disruptors
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4 t10.5 and 5 t10.6 electro plates
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6 t10 and 5 t8 thrusters
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Mk9 radar and radar receiver
Tangent about design:
Now before we continue, I've gotta confess that this one isn't totally original. If you go into the shop and search 1-3 mil/nano you can find the predecessor simply named "bad medic." I had rented it and played it in MANY games, I found that I liked the bulkier style over my t7 scarab;
which is in my opinion the most sound robot the devs have released. Then I realized the name was ironic, because this medic actually kicks ass! But soon my rental was to expire and I desired a taste of what it could do at higher tiers.
So I dismantled what was my upgraded t10 scarab and undertook the task of upgrading this beast. I thought that my redesign choices are extensive enough, especially after the task of adding triforcing to the design and making it fly
better than the original despite working with different dimensions, that it would be worthy enough of a better name. Alas, we have the Cicada. I could itemize the differences between this and it's original form, but you could simply look at the shop and see for yourself. And by all means rent the original and try it out for yourself.
Digression:
That said, this thing is perfect at what it does. I don't think I could design a superior medi-walker-flier and I defy any of you to attempt. It's as optimal as I could get it. And I know the seventh, backwards facing nano gun seems redundant. But believe me, It's been my saving grace many times. My only gripe about the machine is that it only has 4 legs, while I'm used to 6 legs. That is a mere blemish however, because it climbs just fine.
Conclusion:
I've gotta admit, it's my best bot right now. It makes me more Robo-points, more consistently than anything else. I love the way it's movement feels and the way the armor resists when I take hits. It feels great to chill in the back line, clinging to walls or behind cover fixing up my robros. Or taking to the air and dogfighting caught out planes.