Helios was originally a st Ives compact mech and then a liao mech after the st Ives was retaken. The Argus is a fed com - fed sun mech from the civil war era
Facts - 2nd Star League was formed in 3058 with the purpose of uniting to defeat the Clans, which they accomplished in the Great Refusal fought on April 23, 3060. The Argus was produced 2 years later... and was featured in the FedCom Civil War. The Helios was a St. Ives Compact design that wasn't yet in usage and none of them touched ground on Huntress or had any meaningful role in defeating the Clans. The Argus and Helios are part of this forcepack because the the game designers/owners like those designs and shoe-horned them in. (Kinda like putting the Saggitaire in the ELH box when Sandra Barclay's Cerberus was an option). Its just a bad fit. The Falconer or any of the IS OmniMechs from TRO 3058 would have been much better fits if this was meant to represent the Second Star League. VSD's Dire Wolf and Emperor are appropriate.
@shanenice5380 The paint job is better than I expected for the price. I don't know what the viability of selling painted sets would be though given that was a big complaint about the ClickyTech game. People seem to prefer to paint them themselves.
@@shanenice5380 I think there are some that they could pre paint and sell that way. There are probably some specific units (like a lance, not an individual unit) that are popular that people would buy in a prepainted set. But Catalyst might just be shooting in the dark when it comes to guessing which units to make.
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Helios was originally a st Ives compact mech and then a liao mech after the st Ives was retaken. The Argus is a fed com - fed sun mech from the civil war era
I appreciate the insight. My mech origin knowledge is somewhat limited.
Facts - 2nd Star League was formed in 3058 with the purpose of uniting to defeat the Clans, which they accomplished in the Great Refusal fought on April 23, 3060. The Argus was produced 2 years later... and was featured in the FedCom Civil War. The Helios was a St. Ives Compact design that wasn't yet in usage and none of them touched ground on Huntress or had any meaningful role in defeating the Clans. The Argus and Helios are part of this forcepack because the the game designers/owners like those designs and shoe-horned them in. (Kinda like putting the Saggitaire in the ELH box when Sandra Barclay's Cerberus was an option). Its just a bad fit. The Falconer or any of the IS OmniMechs from TRO 3058 would have been much better fits if this was meant to represent the Second Star League. VSD's Dire Wolf and Emperor are appropriate.
atleast they paint some mechs.i liked that idea.
@shanenice5380 The paint job is better than I expected for the price. I don't know what the viability of selling painted sets would be though given that was a big complaint about the ClickyTech game. People seem to prefer to paint them themselves.
@geekcabal2599 people want that way.they paint it and sale it high price
@@shanenice5380 I think there are some that they could pre paint and sell that way. There are probably some specific units (like a lance, not an individual unit) that are popular that people would buy in a prepainted set. But Catalyst might just be shooting in the dark when it comes to guessing which units to make.
@@geekcabal2599 I got to many murder griffin,Warhammer lol.they in different packs.i see