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    • AvionArisA
      AvionAris
      last edited by

      Hmm, why not?
      What if we have a dynamic liquid system? So if that oil mine explodes near a cliff, the oil slick won't stay in one place, it'll simply drop down that cliff.

      yay.gorilla <--- wow

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      • PisarzP
        Pisarz @AvionAris
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        @Encrypted
        That would be a nice feature! Imagine using it on an inclined plane: the area of effect would be greater and it could act as a moving barrier (especially if it's on fire).


        @Byrgius
        One question: what if there are two units that complement each other in such a way that one is land-based (on-field unit) and the other one is aerial (recon, close air support and long-range transportation)?

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        • ByrgiusB
          Byrgius @Pisarz
          last edited by

          @Pisarz Yes I think that's an awesome idea! But once assembled it becomes a land unit?

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          • AvionArisA
            AvionAris @Byrgius
            last edited by

            @Byrgius Oh, yeah, it might also become a hovering unit!

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            • PisarzP
              Pisarz
              last edited by

              It depends on what you want it to do at the moment you deploy it. It's meant to be versatile.

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              • PisarzP
                Pisarz
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                  Aquarillis
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                  How about electronic warfare units?

                  One unit could scramble/jam a unit's radar, rendering it unaware of anything not immediately in front of it.

                  Another unit may discharge an EMP blast that temporarily immobilizes an enemy unit.

                  Make it possible for any unit with night vision to "share" their field of view with any machines in their squadron.

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                  • AvionArisA
                    AvionAris @Pisarz
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                    @Pisarz said:

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                    You know what, those legged units kinda remind me of...
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                    ...this guy, also known as the Cycloid Emperor. Especially their legs. And their upper body, too.

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                    • PisarzP
                      Pisarz @AvionAris
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                      @Encrypted
                      Mmm... I'm not sure. These guys are quite small, and don't have any arms. Their tails can switch between an individual mode (bipedal) as a balancing item for better running performance (horizontal position), and gestalt mode, in which their tails turn upwards to support the aerial unit. The twins (ground units) assemble their backs in gestalt mode to form a quadrupedal unit. The aerial unit can assemble with both their bipedal or quadrupedal forms.
                      This description refers that design only. It is one of my favourites.
                      Yet, I have to make an organized portfolio with descriptions so that you can compare the designs, etc. But, as I said in one of my recent posts, I won't be uploading as much stuff as usual for some weeks. Yet, I'll be back!


                      Here is my very first set of sketches:
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                      @Aquarillis
                      Your suggestions are interesting! I'll keep them in mind for future designs.

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                      • PisarzP
                        Pisarz
                        last edited by

                        I developed another design for the Gestalt program. It's called Cerberus. I'll upload the sketches soon, although the portfolio isn't ready (I'm undertaking exams and need to study).

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                        • PisarzP
                          Pisarz
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                          • PisarzP
                            Pisarz
                            last edited by

                            Little sketch of a Gestalt prototype :)
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                            • Gameuser10G
                              Gameuser10
                              last edited by Gameuser10

                              Reminded me of this.... Skip to 3:14 https://youtu.be/3A785RkGfl0?

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                              • PisarzP
                                Pisarz @Gameuser10
                                last edited by Pisarz

                                @Gameuser10
                                Edit:
                                Good reference! I've never played Halo, although the original Gestalt unit was inspired by Boston Dynamics' robots:
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                                Do you think that we should choose the Cerberus design or the first one? Or keep on trying?

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                                • PisarzP
                                  Pisarz
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                                  • ByrgiusB
                                    Byrgius
                                    last edited by

                                    Amazing, I'd love to see this in game!

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                                    • AvionArisA
                                      AvionAris
                                      last edited by

                                      Damn, that's looking good!

                                      Also, whatever the Vortex Singularity does, I'm almost sure it quickly sends machines to alternate dimensions, where they get destroyed because of unknown reasons.

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                                      • bilalB
                                        bilal @AvionAris
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                                        @Encrypted
                                        Repurposing chamber? :)

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                                          Ddc_Cl @AvionAris
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                                          @Encrypted The Vortex Singularity Black Holes Canon

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                                          • AvionArisA
                                            AvionAris @Ddc_Cl
                                            last edited by

                                            @Ddc_Cl Well, yeah. This thing. The Vortex Singularity fires some sort of a sphere which is black. I guess it either sucks everything in or sends everything to a different dimension, but since I can't find a damn piece of information about it...

                                            yay.gorilla

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