Aerostatic Tesla Bot
Behold the aerostatic tesla bot.
I didn't put much effort in building this bot.
Not as powerful as the tesla ball or as fast as those little tesla blade combat bots.
It has aerostatic movement and good rotational/vertical speed, though.
I managed to get 16 kills with the supposedly-useless bot. Most of the time, the bot's tesla blades don't spark a kill. In conclusion, I think it's a good defense bot with potential design improvement.
Robot Ratings
Man the helium placement is so important
EDIT: I managed to break it somehow, testing to fix it.
EDIT: How does it stay stable in mid-air (e. g. the bot doesn't tilt downward/upward?) Is it the positioning of the thrusters so that it's on it's center of thrust?
Edit : Forgot what I said, I've just remember that only 35m bots can go in the pit
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Ok, got it! I want to place my vote now.- 9 items
