► Ervoan (Lord of a 1000 Cheeeeeese)
►Build (Friend to the Xenos, AI dad)
Oh, I can answer that!
A friend (@Italiancasanova, if anyone's curious) recommanded me this channel after seeing that @Ervoan-san was in it. BTW, hope to see your new gunpla soon! The one you're using now's not too bad, but I really hope the Likorn Kourser will make a return.
FINALLY! A japanese person that's not screaming at me that I'm a faking faker that fakes!
►Build (Friend to the Xenos, AI dad)
And, of course, jury-rigging extra connectors onto the top of the Sky Talon so I can also stack on the Valkyrie is theoretically doable, I assume?
It should be yes. If you can build it, then it should work. It might look a bit silly, but it'll work.
If someone can make a GaoGaiGar work, you can make that work too.
This feels a bit like I'm pushing into territory that the game's designers never intended, but the look on someone else's face when I rock up with close air support will probably be worth it.
Frankly, 70% of what players did in the old Gunpla Battle system was
clearly never intended to work that way. Just look at the Star Build Strike Gundam. It could absorb Plavsky Particles from beam attacks to turn them into a power boost.
And as far as I can tell, this certainly hasn't changed.
► Ervoan (Lord of a 1000 Cheeeeeese)
Also I did not know that 30MM had parts drop in game.. Gotta go check if those new ACVI kits are compatible now...
I don't think those kits came out ATM. And I'm not surprised you didn't know about the 30MM parts, bandai releases... something like 3? Missions where you can grab some when they do a big release of them, one for each faction more or less.
Its usually a really simple mission that you can farm again and again and again to get as many 'sacrificial' 30MM parts as you need. Main reason to play them that I found is the weapon parts.
Castaferrum Dreadnought - 6 meters.
Contemptor Dreadnought - 8 meters.
Leviathan Dreadnought - 9 meters.
Armiger-pattern Knights (smallest) - 12 meters.
Questoris-pattern Knights (standard) - 15 meters.
Cerastus-pattern Knights (larger) - 18 to 20 meters.
Acastus-pattern Knights (largest, mini-titan) - 45 meters.
Warhound Titan - 90 meters.
Reaver Titan - 150 meters.
Warlord Titan - 250 meters.
see, those sizes would make sense for 40k, where everything is needlessly big and grandiose.
see, that there makes sense...
►ModernPygmalion (Galatea My Beloved)
Mobile Suits are more in the Knight range in 40k terms, I think. Outside of shit like the Big Zam.
Don't quote me on it, though, I just know that mini scaling in 40k is all sorts of jank.
That it is!
Not sure where you're getting that size figure from for Titans - because the Xamel is only as tall as a pair of Baneblades parked bumper to bumper, and AFAIK most Titans are canonically large enough they could flatten a Baneblade just by stepping on it.
As a 40k nerd, I will invoke the dread inscriptions.
The wiki!
NOW BEHOLD AS I SUMMON MY OWN SET OF DREAD SCRIPTURES!
| Vehicle Name: | Warhound-class Scout Titan | Main Armament: | Plasma Blastgun |
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| Forge World of Origin: | Mars | Secondary Armament: | Vulcan Mega Bolter |
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| Known Patterns: | III-XXI | Traverse: | 100 Degrees |
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| Crew: | 1 Princeps, 2 Moderati, 2 Tech-priests, 3 Servitors, 4 Servo-skulls | Elevation: | |
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| Powerplant: | Type XIV Plasma Reactor | Main Ammunition: | Unlimited from reactor |
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| Weight: | 410 tonnes | Secondary Ammunition: | 14000 Rounds |
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| Length: | 17.08 metres | Armour | |
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| Width: | 11 metres | | |
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| Height: | 14 metres (at rest) | Superstructure: | 95 millimetres |
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| Ground Clearance: | 6.5 metres | Hull: | 95 millimetres |
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| Max Speed - on road | 58 kilometres per hour | Gun Mantlet | N/A |
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| Max Speed - off road: | 42 kilometres per hour | Vehicle Designation: | 0550-4332-982-WH |
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| Transport Capacity: | N/A | Firing Ports: | N/A |
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| Access Points: | N/A | Turret: | N/A |
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No it doesn't cite any specific source for this info, only general ones:
- Adeptus Titanicus (1st Edition), Rulebook, "Warhound Class Scout Titan"
- Adeptus Titanicus - The Horus Heresy: Loyalist Legios (Specialty Game), pp. 110, 169
- Titan Legions, pp. 18-19
- Imperial Armour Apocalypse, pg. 99
- Imperial Armour Volume 3 - The Taros Campaign, pp. 251-254
- Warhammer 40,000: Apocalypse (6th Edition) (Digital Edition), pp. 362-363, 389
- Adeptus Titanicus Part 12: Warhound Scout Titans (Image)
- Warhammer Community - Speedrun Engine Kills With Massive Adeptus Titanicus Conversion Beam Weapons
- Warhammer Community - Pop Void Shields Like Bubbles With Adeptus Titanicus' New Volkite Weapons
- Warhammer Community - Turn Titans' Mass Against Them With Graviton Weapons for Adeptus Titanicus
and since that's all I can work with...
moral of the story: 40k has rightfully fucked scale. And will continue to have utterly fucked scale forever because that's just how the writers roll.
If you want a record for smallest Knight-Armor, though, we have one where a Custodes looked the pilot in the eye, because welcome to 40k, the authors talk to each other not at all.
LMAO, having seen the size of regular bannana men on tabletop, now I can only picture three of them stacked on top of each others so the guy at the top can glare at the knight.
Dread I could have bought, but this? Yeah, nah.
Yeah, it fucking sucks. I have a whole private server that served as just an easily searchbarable archive of pics. Thankfully, my backup in drive is still there and it isn't like the images themselves are gone in Discord- it's just that sharing them outside of discord causes it to go poof after a few days.
Discord was once cool. Now they are getting lamer by the day. As if their newer UI on mobile wasn't bad enough.
