H-X1 WarMachine(best CPU usage?)
Could this be the best CPU usage ? what do you think
After careful CPU management I was able to achieve a heli with 5 rotors, 7 smgs and 1 mega smg, it has a total of 846 cubes so decent armour, well protected pilot seat.
I ve tried different rotor placement for this, but i find this is the optimum placement, as the front of the heli can take quite alot of damage and has been designed so that the weaker back rotors are protected.
Its more of medium heli Than a heavy tank heli but in terms of DPS its rapid.
Pretty much the same play style as the HX-74 supa Apache I built:
http://robocraftgarage.com/robot/ovzDKV05
i've also tried to make it look stylish OFC :D
!!!!!rate and comment what do you think?!!!!
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I would like to know how strong the H-10 is compared to the HX-1. Stuff like dps and survivability and your opinion on which is better. If you make a guide for the H-10, I'll prob build it since I liked the HX-1 so much.
Anyways HX-1 is 10/10 for creativity and 9/10 for functionality since rails really like shooting the rotors off. Best build I've seen so far by a long shot!
And it looks really cool as well. Yep you need to make a guide :P hehe
How many rotors does it need to be in the air?
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Ok, got it! I want to place my vote now.- 10 items
