Nice video! Superheavies are certainly impressive. It can be really hard to justify the cost of fielding one though, and I haven't seen a canonical one really put that extra weight to good use yet.
OK, I made it 2 minutes in, and, I don't know what your sources are, but you will give a true loadout, but claim things are fan made, or made by factions that didn't..... I would recommend that you do some more research into the subject, also the IV in Artemis IV is the roman numeral 4, not I-V. Not trying to be hard on you, just ant you to be accurate in your videos, and hope that as you grow with the community, that you gain a greater understanding of the universe, also we can be as bad as some of the rivet counters on the historical scene about our little plastic or metal robots....
Found this on Sarna "The Poseidon was originally conceived by WizKids for their MechWarrior Dark Age Collectable Miniatures game as a part of their BattleForce expansion set. It was originally known as the Ares "Poseidon" when it was introduced to WizKids' game. The figure would be used as a unique BattleMech in the CGC game. The 'Mech would be later adapted by Catalyst Game Labs and redefined in the tabletop game once the company advanced the franchise's timeline to 3145."
@@foxnoodles2458 ya WizKids had control of the IP for dark age and then it moved to CGL. Anything WizKids durning that time they controlled everything was official.
Anything over 100 tons was supposed to be unreliable and self destructive. Frames crack and break just trying to stand there. Myomer stretches and snaps. Basically the super heavy mechs self destruct under their own weight.
Nah! Super heavies don't impress me orrrr grab my imagination, except in the fact how astronomically expensive they will be. Personally, in my opinion, this is just artists/writers/designers catering to the, "we want bigger, better more powerful mechs with big, I mean really big boom capability!" Time would have been better spent turning research inwards to design better armor, Internal structures, weapons and so on. Just my thoughts!
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This sounds like text-to-speech. Especially the Artemis "Eye Vee" part.
"Please don't hit me with artillery 'cause i don't move too good" :)
Great art
These things really just seem like heavy defense turrets on legs.
Nice video! Superheavies are certainly impressive. It can be really hard to justify the cost of fielding one though, and I haven't seen a canonical one really put that extra weight to good use yet.
OK, I made it 2 minutes in, and, I don't know what your sources are, but you will give a true loadout, but claim things are fan made, or made by factions that didn't..... I would recommend that you do some more research into the subject, also the IV in Artemis IV is the roman numeral 4, not I-V.
Not trying to be hard on you, just ant you to be accurate in your videos, and hope that as you grow with the community, that you gain a greater understanding of the universe, also we can be as bad as some of the rivet counters on the historical scene about our little plastic or metal robots....
Why did you say the Poseidon was fan made? It seems to have been made by WizKids also covered in Dark Age Tech readout and it has record sheets.
Found this on Sarna
"The Poseidon was originally conceived by WizKids for their MechWarrior Dark Age Collectable Miniatures game as a part of their BattleForce expansion set. It was originally known as the Ares "Poseidon" when it was introduced to WizKids' game. The figure would be used as a unique BattleMech in the CGC game. The 'Mech would be later adapted by Catalyst Game Labs and redefined in the tabletop game once the company advanced the franchise's timeline to 3145."
@@foxnoodles2458 ya WizKids had control of the IP for dark age and then it moved to CGL. Anything WizKids durning that time they controlled everything was official.
Wasn't the omega in one of the books
Anything over 100 tons was supposed to be unreliable and self destructive. Frames crack and break just trying to stand there. Myomer stretches and snaps. Basically the super heavy mechs self destruct under their own weight.
Nah! Super heavies don't impress me orrrr grab my imagination, except in the fact how astronomically expensive they will be. Personally, in my opinion, this is just artists/writers/designers catering to the, "we want bigger, better more powerful mechs with big, I mean really big boom capability!" Time would have been better spent turning research inwards to design better armor, Internal structures, weapons and so on. Just my thoughts!