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[moonkidoodles]

AC Name: Sigma

Head: H05-HORNET tuning: 0,10,0,0,0
Core: YC07-CRONUS tuning: 0,0,5,5,0
Arms: CR-A88FG tuning: 0,0,0,0,10
Legs: LH09-COUGAR2 tuning: 0,0,1,1,8
Booster: CR-B83TP tuning: 0,5,5
FCS: CR-F91DSN
Geberator: KUJAKU tuning: 0,73
Radiator: RAGORA tuning: 0,5,5
Inside: I07D-MEDUSA2
Extension: JIREN
Back Unit R: CR-WB91MB
Back Unit L: WB10R-SIREN2
Arm Unit R: CR-WR73RS
Arm Unit L: WL15L-GRIFFON
Hangar Unit R: -Remove Equipment-
Hangar Unit L: CR-WH01HP
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O01-AMINO
CR-O69ES
CR-O71EC
O03-CODON
O04-GOLGI
CR-O86R+
MARISHI
KANGI
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8,-8,-16,7,16,8
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10,1,9,9,4,4,10,9,10,9
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0 sec: MOD-2
30 sec: MOS-4
60 sec: MOZ-4
90 sec: MOD-2
120 sec: MOS-5
150 sec: MOD-2
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This is my first mech that I made, could someone plz help with it

[Purist]

First off, hello mkd, and welcome to the boards. I'm going to try to keep my comments concise but I may pack this page with feedback, so bear with me.

Anyway, the first thing that I looked at was your weapon choice. Generally, it's very hard for an AC to wield two arm weapons as well as a back weapon, because all three cannot be fired simultaneously, whereas a left arm weapon and a back weapon can. I see that you chose to use the high heat cluster bombs and some fairly long range rifles, so hopefully you can program the AI to use the back weapon occasionally, while focusing on using the two rifles frequently (usually with chips). If the end result isn't pretty, you should perhaps take off the right arm weapon and give your AC a stronger left arm weapon, such as a bazooka.

Secondly, I like your emphasis on your AC's speed and quick firing rate, but I would think that you'd like for your AC to be even more agile. You gave dash a -16, which in most cases would confine your AC to running and jumping. For a lightweight and low defense AC, this can be fatal; dashing is almost always essential for such an AC to evade attacks, since it can't afford to take many hits. Since you chose to make a speedy, sniper-esque build, I highly suggest that you boot up the dash value for some obvious advantages. If you choose to do also, also remember to up the values for heat control and energy conservation because you're using a high drain and high heat booster.

I hope my comments were useful to you. If you would like to see your AC in action against one from another architect here, be sure to go to the exhibition thread and submit a request. Currently, the fairly new members are taking shots at rainmaker's AC NINE.

[moonkidoodles]

anymore suggestions?
i'm open to ideas, and etc..

[shearx]

Welcom to the boards.

I am Laeq, formerly known as shear, adn I run these boards.

Jacques pretty much covererd the basics of the AC, although I would recommend using a booster with a lower heat rating altogether. Lighter parts can make up for the boost power lost.

[Rainmaker]

Welcome to the board.

I like what you have going. Always good and interesting to see AC designs from a different prespective. Come to the chat room sometime, we can talk about any builds you want.