Видео

Idrk what battle tech is but judging from the few videos I've seen on this channel...it...sucksssssl the stuff looks cool but listening to this guy sounds like thats about it! 😒

One of my favorite Marauder loadouts is PPC-X's in the arms and a PPC up top for good measure. Medium lasers are optional but I prefer to add more cooling

I'd be interested in seeing a new prequel for Battlestar Galactica but they got to do it right and I want to see the colonial wars they could call it colonial wars and then yeah hopping on that Star Wars junk and just call it colonial wars a Galactica story

I think there were 12 to 16 Mercury. 100 valkerie, i galactica. The rest were upgraded galactica looking battlestars. Mark 3 or 4

75 vipers

There are supposed to be 20 automated guns and 32 kinetic guns , smaller caliber . And missiles. And sn extensive cwis symtom

i would love for somthing like a 100+ ton king KAIJU Crab 4 ac20BF/lbx and 2/4 ppc x ROFL

I used to own the whole series on Bluray, but I sold it off last year after watching it for the final time, Having rewatched the show several times over the years, it becomes more clear that story wise, the writers (Moore and Eick) really had no clue what they were doing by around the end of season 1. The show really needed a roadmap and a "Bible" (like Babylon 5) before shooting began. Also I think some of the grounded Military tech (like bullets as opposed to some sort of energy based weapons) and nerfing the Cylons (just how they did the Cylons in general) hurt the show, alot.

Pointless jog, in to poison ivy bushes off on the side of the road. 😂 oh my God this is the nightmare that dreams are made of

ok, I may be out of touch here, but the Artemis Battlestars was over 1000 Years old, hence the orignal bubble dome used for observation in Navigation.

The Bounty Hunter is basically the Battletech equivalent of the Dread Pirate Roberts.

"The Basestars don't really do much, just launch fighters and rotate menacingly" just like real aircraft carriers

i only ever play King Krab in MWO

Oooof calling Scotsmen British...

Look, When Fasa created them, It was just a unique concept and as you said Sci Fi. I piloted one. It has advantages and the garbage can is a fan based idea. Instead of beating a dead tree, understand it was fun while it was available. Yes they got in trouble but I loved it. Mine was my own. So the advantage was flying in, jump out of range and back in.

Timberwolf you say? We only speak Tukkayid winning units here

I bought the Marauder anthology book after I saw this. Loved it!

I prefer the Atlas, due to the fact that in an atlas I can punch someone if they are too close

Some guy did a fan project called jumpmechs, don t remember who but basically lams that didnt transform, just mechs built to be semi airbirne

...I think the Black Marauder is the result of Void experimentation by the Star League, and it's monsterous appearance is due to the fact that it was merging with Biomatter to become more... Alive. Add in the fact that Langstrom had demanded the location of Star league era maps and location data, it implies that it was looking for the means to teleport to areas that 'Interest' it. Langstrom was likely considered the "Perfect Vessel" for the machine, and had served as it's mouth. Once it got what it wanted from the Pirates and whatever it was looking for, it fused with Langstrom as he had served his purpose and the two became one unit... I do not know if there was anything left of Langstrom by that point, but it does give reason why it has a habit of targeting warriors... Seeing as it notably "Hunts" for the best warriors available. I mean, it notably tears apart "Inferior Mechs" and Warriors, as if it doesn't give a hoot as to keeping anything valuable intact, but when it finds a _highly_ skilled warrior, it is more... delicate in how it gets to its prey, almost like it wants the "Meat" to be largely intact, such as how it "Plucked out" the Star Captain from his Summoner, almost as if it just ripped off the summoner's arms, held the mech in place and then carefully opened the canopy hatch and 'slurped out' the pilot with a distressing amount of nimbleness before closing the canopy afterwards. Add in it's flair for the dramatic, and it seemed to imply it did that to bamboozle the ones who have to deal with the aftermath. It also seems to have a taste for Cruelty... Seeing as it manifests whenever there is sheer cronic cruelty or atrocities committed on the battlefield or region, almost like it is "called" by the blood of innocents spilled... So in a sense, it is like a living force of Karma, you commit sheer acts of cruelty for no reason, you will call the Black Marauder to your location.

I love the old BSG!

A side effect of the Neurohelmets is that it isn't just sensation, it's full proprioception. The 'Mech IS your body. Your eyes can see a butterfly flap its wings from a mile away, your ears can hear a pin drop from across a city, and your arms can move the world. In short, you're a god of war stomping through a world of cardboard. And that feeling is addictive. MechWarriors essentially develop self-induced species dysmorphia. They see themselves as their 'Mech just as much as their meat-body, if not more. They start to have trouble empathizing with mortal men, because their "true form" is so much greater. So keep that in mind, and then realize that every House Lord is, by necessity, a seasoned MechWarrior, and you start to understand why they act so crazy. It isn't 80s camp, they're just all literal sociopaths.

I love the Behemoth because it's the Rottweiler to the Marauders Doberman. But the King Crab is up there.

The Borg are supposed to be incredibly creepy. They're mutilated, mind-controlled slaves that have had all individuality literally burned and cut out of them. The most similar thing from other franchises is the Cybermen of Doctor Who.

It’ll be an arms race. A sensor friendly environment with no horizon is probably going to lead to viciously effective point defenses. The evolutionary counter for missiles to overcome this is bomb pumped lasers, high velocity flachets, and lots of electronic warfare. In other words, standoff distance and obfuscation. In a no drag environment, well timed chaff could easily conceal missiles and screw with point defense targeting is some situations - especially when missiles are coasting in behind and not burning at all points. There’s absolutely nothing subtle or sneaky about a cloud of high velocity chaff with a bunch of missiles and decoys lurking behind it, ready to burn like hell for the terminal approach once point defense fire starts getting dangerous. And it doesn’t have to be to elegant to work.

Deep in space guarding an empty planet with a group of raw recruits in Mechs of dubious quality far from direct communication with anything resembling civilization. Yeah, there's stories.

Some of them were in space

One detail I love in HBS's Battletech game is that the Argo has both a Boxing ring and a bunch of simpods. Both get used by MechWarriors to deal with stress by smacking around each other under the guise of competition and training. Got a minor noble and an ex-Solaris gladiator that are the top two in the merc group's little boxing league.

I've always wanted a duel between the Bounty Hunter and the Black Marauder.

After watching a few videos - your content is good, I enjoy it. But I suggest doing more background research. Your sidekick, like all sidekicks in RPGtubes, is distracting at best. The constant snickering and giggling gets tiresome really quickly. You knock the old art with seeming ignorance for what it actually was, especially David Dietrich art, -100 demerits.

My Urbie would have a large laser, small laser and a ppc instead of an autocannon. lack of ammo means lighter build meaning more armor, more heatsinks, or bigger engine for more speed.

Stargate has a lot of problems to go with its good points most of which are its good guy and bad guy factions being ludicrously old, arrogant and unhelpful. by season 3 i was more angry at the Asgard for being terrible "protectors" then the Gould for being stupid villains. the Asgard are the worst "good guys" in sci-fi. instead of uplifting humans and giving them a chance to fight on their own they did the same as the Goa'uld and forced the "free" tribes to worship them even if it was as benevolent gods. And THE ONE PLANET that could stand any real chance of fighting on its own Earth was basically left to the mercy of at least 3 world ending attacks just because they didn't "technically" brake the absurd one sided treaty. OH and they let us wander around smashing into whatever was out there without ANY warnings or guidence. Would love t see a TOS Cylon Basestar run into these "chariots" of false gods.

The juice is real. Lol

My favorite is the nova

My head canon is that the lore reason for opt-in/opt-out quircks comes from the brand of the tech being installed in the mech. Like the company that is standard for providing the Federated Suns with their ACs is of lower quality (but not enough to be considered non-cost effective, typical case of lowest bidder that still gets the job done) while other manufacturers in other regions might produce better or worse quality and independant groups like a merc lance might have versions from multiple suppliers due to contract/salvage awards. So why would a mechtech ever swap a superior model for an inferior one? Maintenance. There may be no surplus of a superior model but they have an op coming up that the maintenance of the system will overshoot. Swap out the better but battered system for the serviced but slightly (or greatly) worse version so you have at least "something" to bring to the battlefield, an underperforming system is still better than no system at all.

ofc battletech forgot these it would have trespassed on robotech

as someone who watched the OG BSG when it was first aired, yes i am old, and someone who love s the original run it would be dishonest to say that the 70's disco scifi series wasnt cheesy and cringe in many ways when looked at from the lens of almost 50 years later. it is still a beautiful classic design that evokes the nostalgia of the OG series. any kid at the time wanted to be launched out the fighter bay in a viper and blow toasters into atoms. It is a design that still looks better IMHO than the jupiter class design from the reboot, dont get me wrong i loved that version too but the OG BSG will always be the GOAT.

My. favorite loadout is a Marauder II with 2 ER medium lasers, replace the 2 PPCs with 2 ER Large Lasers, and an ER PPC on the back. Slightly less alpha damage but the heat tradeoff means more Alpha strikes before overheating plus weight saved for more armor/heatsinks. Slap in jump jets and step aside Thor, there's a new God of Thunder and Lightning!!!

It started out as a waffle with claws and legs. Good to know

Need to collaborate with Tex from Black Pants Legion. Guaranteed the epicness of his voice with your ideas would have battalions of artists scrambling to depict if not animate these glorious scenarios.

i like the idea i heard in a fanfic that they basically took space stations they were assigned to as worker drones before the war and strapped engines on them. and that is why base stars look more like space stations then ships. Because at least to start they where.

These would be great for special forces support

I’m surprised that there was no mention of the MechWarrior 3050 Marauder. That thing would transform from a ship to a mech and I mean, it’s a heavy class…

You suck and your videos suck! Na I love your content! Keep up the good work! Just though I'd give you some engagement

May i intruduce an other perspectiv? A slug fired from a fix position at a fix object hit with 2k/s... pop 2 spaceships traveling at 50k/s towards another fiering guns is more like, throwing speedbumpers on a detonaoval, to see who hits the others pole first.

eugeneics... I mean this cant be said in a way that will sound Good, but the Concept itself is not Negative. Oh sure it can easily be Turned Into something negative, because it gets colored by whatever agenda of whoever controls it. But the Concept itself? Its just controlled self-improvement on a large scale.

Urbi at Urbi

Building garrisons, forest ambushes, swarming tripped up mechs, setting mines to do the tripping up, field guns, jump infantry blitzing etc... Infantry can be absolutely nasty if you're clever with them.

TRASH CAYN

One of the most hilarious BT videos i ever saw, well done!