H97.ac
Another bot that now dies horribly to plasma.
Hovers are probably the only bot I'm good at. It's not my favorite position, but I have made a ridiculous amount of these things in my robocraft careers. This is my most common bot type other than tanks.
This is a tesla-smg hover with ridiculous forward thrust and lots of gratuitous tri-forcing. The front part is isolated from the back. This was originally a SMG, but the teslas somehow fit so well and I had extra CPU and they ended up becoming the main weapon. This can stand up to MSMG fire very well. It's almost stupid. This bot was not built for lols.
I forgot to mention, I am too poor/lazy for masks. Maybe later.
I also forgot to mention, my GPU can't take best graphic settings without crashing constantly, so I just didn't bother.
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Ok, got it! I want to place my vote now.- 1 items
