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Why do the LOKI mechs from Mass Effect look kinda bad, cuz
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TIM had a good head on his shoulders
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>>744640362
I think they look great for general purpose bipedal robots. Not so much as security mechs. Why wouldn't they interface naturally with integrated weapons instead of having hands to manipulate a normal gun? Why would they raise the gun and tilt their head as if they were aiming?
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Everything from Ass Effect looks bad bro.
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>>744644551
So true, Marathon is a much better Sci-Fi setting
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cerberus was certainly something
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>>744644118
>Why would they raise the gun and tilt their head as if they were aiming?
because their animation set is just the regular human animations
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>>744644118
>buy humanoid mech with hands
>give him whatever gun you want or have lying around, no problem
>buy mech with integrated weapons
>locked into just one option, enemy will know what to expect based on manufacture, if the onboard weapon gets damaged/hacked you have to refit/replace the whole thing etc
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>>744644551
Not everything
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>>744645296
an ass to die for...
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>>744645296
giwtwm



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