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The truth is that this curi occurred to me when I saw Pyrois for the first time, if we gouge out the eyes of the Proxies then Pyrois will not be able to manifest?

I'm working on a crossover story, and one of the challenges was determining the right size for the mechs to be fair and balanced so that neither side can easily eliminate the other. What do you think?

Demonstration video.

The Grim Beast, with its current configuration, is a good AC, if you're not human.

This unit is good if you change a few things, like the FCS and its generator. The KUJAKU generator is heavy, reducing its speed; a good replacement would be the CR-G91, which performs well. The FCS would be the CR-F69, which is more comfortable.

Its configuration is good, providing good defenses and looking good.

The head unit offers good functions except for the bioradar. Its weapons have good firepower. Its hand and back grenade launchers deliver good explosive damage, although the left-hand machine gun and the back machine gun take away a lot of health. It's a good choice; many missions are completed comfortably if you're good at driving.

It deserves its position in the arena, unlike the Cascade Fraude.

Review of a Silent Line AC build for Last Raven. This AC gave me a headache in the arena battle back in the day, so I copied it back then. It was good, but in Silent Line, the payments and ammo costs made it not worth it.

In Last Raven, however, this build can handle several missions without difficulty.

Starting with the good points, its mobility is excellent. With its hover legs, it's fast and agile. As for its generator, there are no problems with heat. The FUDOH generator provides good power output and reserves. The ANANDA radiator is a good option, although the CR-YR02 is better in the portable versions, even though it's heavier, but it doesn't affect it much.

Now for the best part: its firepower. Its grenade launchers inflict massive amounts of damage and heat, even on AC tanks without Human Plus. The dual missiles are great for taking out small flying enemies, and the low-trajectory missiles, if they don't hit the ground, deal good damage.

All of this is complemented by its solid ammunition core.

As for disadvantages, its durability isn't great, and you have to be careful if you don't want to end up with 1500 AP without realizing it. Its ammo limit, despite its incredible firepower, is limited, and if you waste it, you can run out of ammo at crucial moments. If the opponents are aggressive and engage in close combat, you'll have problems.

That's all for Thunderstorm, a very good AC if you handle it well and take advantage of its strengths, being better than the ACs from Last Raven (I'm looking at you, Cascade Range).

I hope they bring back the Anti-Void Hunter weapon concept, maybe a new agent or boss, but please, the idea sounds good, a real mecha and not the Terror Raptor fraud in a different color

I need some clarification. Kinetic weapons function like real-life kinetic weapons. Laser weapons, I assume, penetrate depending on the material and power, like the laser blast that 619 received in the trailer. So, what kind of damage do pulse and plasma weapons inflict on metal? And if a human were to receive a miniature blast from one of these weapons, what would the effect be?