HU-34 Sidescrapper
CRF Name: HU-34 Sidescrapper
Official Name: Hover Unit no.34 "Sidescrapper"
You could say this is probably the only successful tesla bot that I made so far.
Equipped with 10 tesla blades in double layer formation, 2 epic nano to make sure the pilot at least have something to do while you don't have any juicy target, and a few thruster for mobility which also work as a shield for the nano.
Already tested it in the BA and I'm pretty sure it's good enough.
I don't use modules in this bot but you still can reduce your visibility by switching to the nano (Surprisingly effective I must say). Another reason why I don't put module is because of it's expensive robits price and I'm always low on robits trying to build stuff here and there. But if you insisting on mounting a module on it, you can modify the rear parts as you wish.
IMPORTANT: Keyboard Control Setting is Recommended.
Robot Ratings
2. I'm trying to not follow the trend too much. Yes, I'm bad at following the meta.
3. Those bots are boring and too noisy while in stealth mode.
4. It's best role is to protect teammates from that kind of bot (Maybe that is just me prefer teamwork over individual attack).
I don't know about you, but I know my own play style and build my bot around how I play.
I thought being a member for year would make you better at giving constructive comment. Instead, you just vent off the hate at a newcomer who is just want to experiment with his own craft. I regret respecting your art bot.
Since that won't solve the problem, let me answer the question properly (eventhough the question itself doesn't make any sense to a newcomer like me).
It's a hover, not an aeroplane.
I doubt you'll be happy about it. And thanks for ruining my fun on building stuff.
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Ok, got it! I want to place my vote now.- 1 items
