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armored core dress up

atdsutm — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 16:27:24 +0000

wierd flash player

http://www.armoredcoreonline.com/forums/...ressup.swf

OMG!!!

Sforza — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 16:20:00 +0000

http://www.abandonia.com/en/game/all

All the old games I've ever wanted to play again!

Grim Fandango

Grim — Sat, 08 Nov 2008 03:33:51 +0000

Way back when LucasArts still had the artistic genius of Tim Schafer working for them, they released a game called Grim Fandango.

Grim Fandango was a groundbreaking game, taking the adventure game genre and moving it into a 3d world. The game was very witty and funny as well (as all Schafer games are). If somehow you ever find a copy of this floating into your possession, be sure to play it to completion.

I guess the real reason I've created this topic is because Tim Schafer released the puzzle document to the game on his site. A puzzle document essentially contains the entire game in it, characters, narrative, puzzle flow and solutions included. Something really interesting to look at, if only to learn how they did it.

http://www.doublefine.com/news.php/site/...rim_thing/

Mirror's Edge

Sforza — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 05:33:16 +0000

I <3 it! Go download the demo ASAP so you will <3 it too lawl.

The game runs on the unreal engine 3, and generally requires the user to jump and move across obstacles (from point A to point B) in the fastest manner possible. There's very few guns, and it slows the character down when she's carrying them. I don't think ammo can be picked up either, so guns have to be discarded. It's about as much an FPS as Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion was, in a non-traditional sense.

In case you're getting it, don't worry too much about the controls. The interface is simple enough to understand and the launching places for "moves" are tightly set. The sound effects are great, from Faith's reaction on launching and landing at different surfaces/height. The types of materials used as obstacles are also quite realistic. I haven't noticed any clipping issues either.

B> psp (fat)

azuriel07 — Thu, 06 Nov 2008 11:01:32 +0000

b> second hand psp (fat)

kht anung psp (fat) kahit sira sira na...

kya second hand hanap ko ayoko masyado gumastos... nag-iipon kasi ako ng gamit (video card... etc) para sa laptop (qng may alam kau pa-pm nlng po)

enx~

zant~ pm me asap...

PS3: Tekken Online Bundle, Megaman 9 & Bionic Commando

Doom Trigger — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 06:03:45 +0000

I'm selling slots containing these games..

To those not familiar with this:
When you purchase a PSN store item, you can download and activate the game 5 tyms on your unit(if you reformated your drive) or other units. The psn load wallet that I purchased to buy these games cost 1.2k php, but of course this won't be the selling price here(mabawi ko lng ung nagastos ko, ok n .

Payment can be made using meet-ups or bank deposits(if yer bc)

For additional info, pls PM me.

Logitech FreePulse

cabs — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 06:58:12 +0000

Logitech FreePulse Bluetooth Earphones

Package: 1x BT Earphones
1x BT Transmitter
a bunch of ipod adapter sets for the transmitter
1x charger

Connectivity: Bluetooth 2.0
Controls: Volume +/- and Mega Bass on/off

Condition:
headphone - Moderately Used
transmitter - slightly used (protective film is still on it )

Reason for Sale: Bought a new pair with playback controls
Price: P3,000.00

PS: Price is negotiable

iRiver Clix 2

cabs — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 06:43:37 +0000

iRiver Clix 2

Capacity: 4GB
Details: here
Connectivity: Drag&Drop files or use bundled software
Condition: Slightly used (bundled earphones are sealed and were not used)
Reason for sale: No bluetooth support
Price: P6,000.00

PS: Price is still negotiable since I lack the basis on how much these actually costs. Feel free to leave your messages here.

Galaxy Geforce 7900GS 256mb OC

cabs — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 04:10:35 +0000

My old video card for SALE:

Maker: Galaxy Technologies
Model: Geforce 7900GS Masterpiece Edition
Memory: 256mb 256bit DDR3
Interface: PCI-express 16x
Connectors: 1x DVI-I
1x HDMI

The Box

The Specs
The VC is factory overclocked (made by the maker, not me)
Memory: 1.0ns -> 1.2ns
Core Clock: 450MHz ->600MHz
Memory Clock: 1.32GHz -> 1.6GHz

The VC
Here you could see the cooler master copper sink-fan system.
Its 100% silent and cool even at peak-load times during 3D gaming.

Benchmark:

Code:

http://www.tomshardware.com/charts/gaming-graphics-charts-q3-2008/compare,796.html?prod[2086]=on&prod[2098]=on&prod[2105]=on&prod[2087]=on

(just copy and paste to address bar, hyperlink tag doesn't work for some reason)

Note: The benchmark was made on a VC with stock specifications, Overclocked ones like this one will produce higher results.
PS: Can play STALKER, C&C3, crysis, Call of Duty 4 in 1440x900 on medium/high settings without problems (tested on a Core2duo setup)

Condition: Very good
Reason for Sale: Bought a new card
Price: P3,500.00

Just reply to this thread for any inquiries.
Price may change, just provide a valid reason for me to do so

cheers

Intel i7/Nehalem chip is released

Sforza — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 07:13:43 +0000

...his recently purchased 3.2GHz Core i7 Extreme 965 CPU. Paired with an Asus P6T motherboard and running at the stock clock rate it scored a 5,606 in 3DMark06, in-line with what earlier testers found. O/C'ed up to 3.8GHz it delivered a tidy 6,608, a mark that surely gives it control of all benchmarks and, thus, the PC universe.

http://www.engadget.com/2008/11/02/intel...nchmarked/

But...

Many early articles suggest that i7's design is not ideal for gaming performance. In a test done on leaked hardware, a Core i7 940 compared to a QX9770 shows the Core i7 is slower than Yorkfield clock for clock in 2 games while being faster in the other two. Difference in all cases are small

"Core i7 is not the best processor for old games, or rather games at present, but in future, every big title would be constructed around multi process and Direct 10+. So if you want to play well a game of that kind, you better get equipped with a Intel Core i7, since that’s where i7 is meant to stretch its wings and fly high.

In a word, Core i7 is the processor of the future and for the future."
http://uneit.com/2008/09/24/intel-core-i...real-test/

320gb Samsung USB2.0 External HD for sale!

Shintetsu — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 02:26:45 +0000

It's for 7k. Pwede tawad?

Contact me for info.

FALLOUT III

Hempire — Sat, 01 Nov 2008 04:02:10 +0000

Any of you play the game? I enjoyed a lot playing the game, the atmosphere is really something different *even beats GTA IV in terms of "evilness"with the things you could do* and i'm glad that it was done well from top down point and click style to 3d shooter. You could really play the game like a shooter and turn based rpg depending on your tactics.

Setting up an audio system

Hempire — Fri, 31 Oct 2008 21:54:10 +0000

Currently my setup for my speakers is i connect it either to my HDTV monitor or my pc....which means i can't listen to anything on my pc while it's connected to my hdtv monitor while playing the ps3...i wanna listen to my playlist on my pc while playing my ps3...can this be arranged? I really wanna listen to a long playlist on my pc while playing Fallout III....sux that the ps3 can't play songs while on fallout 3 even with the xmb in game =/

SL: Magnum Opus

Lord_Leperman — Fri, 31 Oct 2008 05:31:11 +0000

I’ve called it Rainmetal/Rheinmetal, Takedown, and a bunch of other names. But this remains my masterpiece, the pinnacle of my heavy weight design philosophy, my greatest piece of work, my Magnum Opus.

MISTEYE
GROA
CASK
SOD
GULL
SRA02
ROZ
ICICLE
DD20
R36
VM40-1
VM40-1
RF160
SRFL70

OPs: Screens, STAB, missile jammer, TRN+, FCS+ (needed for hard mode), CLPU

If I had one design, and just one design to pilot in any AC title for the PS1-2 generations, it would be this one (provided of course, the performance of this machine remains unaltered in any way). Damage soak for shell weapons reaches 69K with EN weapons at around a respectable 45K. Weapons are an all rounder, with the RF-160 + SRFL/70 fulfilling all range, direct fire offense or defense, and the VMs + relations for surprise attacks. A true ultra-heavy in all respects.

Radar is covered with the MISTEYE's long range, fast refreshing radar, which is pretty handy considering the part's weight and drain. Mobility is covered mostly by the GULL, though substandard (the UN8, FLEETs or maybe the MARE are the top and almost non-negotiable boosters in SL IMO), the GROA's OB plays a bigger part in movement for this AC’s distance control. The RF-160 + SRFL/70 combo, while considered overpowered (due to the SRFL/70 sharing the WS lock of the RF-160, only superseded by the MG800) provides all the offensive and defensive needs of this AC from short to mid range (WS lock, decent damage and accuracy at those ranges).

The armor on this AC is sub-standard for its weight class, as the SOD legs can accommodate heavier frame parts that would allow shell damage soak values to reach up to 90K. However with a bit of compromise, it enjoys a fairly decent shell soak value of around 69K. To put it into perspective, a standard midweight AC has a damage soak for shell defense at around 32K, making this AC at least twice as hard to kill as a regular midweight. These modifications are necessary in order to accommodate the rather heavy, but effective VM40-1 dual verts and R36 relations.

The dual verts in SL were really good at tracking opponents and offer heat and attack damage greater than that of a GL round if all missiles connect. Coupled with the R36 relations, the missile combo is a threat for any AC at mid to long range, even ultra heavies and tanks with massive amounts of shell defense will not be able to absorb the damage and heat dealt by the missile combo. Weighing just around 2000 weight points makes it one of the heaviest missile combos in the game, and thus limited choices for frame parts and weapons, but its effectiveness in the field makes them worth every compromise.

All these weapons are coordinated by the SRA02 FCS which gives a nice wide horizontal lock for the missiles and rifles, and with a lock on range of over 500 for both weapons means one can keep track of an opponents movement on both your radar and lock box. Missile defense is covered by the DD20 which provides enough decoys needed for a match. Cooling is done through the ICICLE, though drainy compared to other radiators, it provides adequate cooling and forced cooling for the AC, especially when paired with the CLPU option part.

Usage of this design requires a harmony between the missiles, rifles, and OB, allowing the player to use missile as both a setup and a damage dealer with rifles supplementing offense. Defensive play strictly focuses on dual rifles and decoys if the opponent has missiles. Getting into proper range is also important for this AC. Rifles will miss targets beyond mid range, and missiles will often overshoot opponents at close range. Thus OB is essential for this design in order to maintain the proper range of engagement. Thankfully the GROA’s OB is very forgiving despite the high OB heat. The sheer effectiveness of the AC’s armor, and weapons, and mobility combine into a design that hasn’t been surpassed by any AC design I’ve created before and after SL.

I’ve never been happier about a design ever since I discovered this one (with the exception of some of my LR designs I suppose). As much as I love its strengths, there are inherent weaknesses that can be exploited. One of which is its rather slow turning speed, which can be exploited by nimble ACs with high turn rates (066 legs come to mind for mids). A really good pilot (Imori level) in a competently designed mid or light AC with EN recharge extensions (MALUM or ELIX) can perpetually stay behind this AC provided that he is always one step ahead of Magnum Opus’ movement. On Magnum Opus’s part, its armor should be able to buy him enough time to do some damage of its own. Ditching the heavy missile system gives it room to play with speed due to its lighter load and significantly increased refresh at around +900, allowing it to go toe-to-toe with faster ACs.

With this, I end my last look back in time in order to challenge myself to build an even greater machine in an era of a new AC generation.

Windows 7

Grim — Fri, 31 Oct 2008 05:22:00 +0000

Gizmodo goes through a walkthrough of a beta build of the next Windows OS, Windows 7.

http://gizmodo.com/5069661/windows-7-wal...mpressions

Basically, performance and usability are the things they concentrated on. There are pictures and videos of the improved UI, as well as comparisons of the boot-up and shutdown times of Windows 7 and Vista.

I'm happy that there are improvements and all, but I was a bit disappointed that it doesn't look different at all from Vista (I was expecting something like when we jumped from Windows 3.1 to Windows 95). I don't think that was entirely wise. MS is trying to move on from the bad taste Vista left in a lot of people's mouths, and marketing a new product which essentially looks the same might get confusing. I guess they poured too much money into the Aero look to flush it down the toilet.

But as always, time will tell. I plan to upgrade to 7 and just skip Vista entirely. Hopefully, this iteration of Windows will be better-supported and better-liked. Microsoft still has time to either screw this up or make it better.

The WYR thread.

Shintetsu — Thu, 30 Oct 2008 16:34:51 +0000

For starters, would you rather dominate in a relationship?

Random game. Post whatever.

Little Big Planet

Sforza — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:15:50 +0000

The best I've seen so far is "The World of Colour" by Geosautus, who also has a lot of other really good levels up as early as now.

There's also "Mad Mansion", and "Mirror's Edge" by Evolution7354.

To you guys who are playing this game, please post here if you find any other good levels that you'd like to share. PSN is slow, even if I can see my friends' hearted <3 levels. Thanks!

Also, if you have a PS3, BUY THIS GAME. NAO.

80710092 server timeout FIX

Hempire — Sat, 25 Oct 2008 08:57:13 +0000

Maybe some of you already experienced this, i keep getting 80710092 - error during download operation- now, this only happens in games that I dled from PSN. Games like ACFA didn't have problems updating. What sucks is that i can configure the modem myself but PLDT won't give me the username and pass and they just say that the connection is meant to be auto connect and therefore don't tinker with any settings =(. Sad which means i can't update any games i bought in PSN. Started happening after the last update in 2.50 FW.

So, i'm guessing the solution to this is connect my modem to a router. *correct me if i'm wrong* Is this the only solution? If so, what is the best router to connect my Zyxel p600? I googled it and most people said that Lynksys has a compatibility issue with Zyxel p600....i'm thinking, is Netgear ok with the Zyxel P600 or do any of you have a recommendation...ARGH the problem i think could easily be solved if they just provide me with the user and pass...it's frustrating cuz i know what i am supposed to do, but they won't let me....and even if i tell them that if i fucked it up i am prepared to wait even a month for them to configure it, but no....ok i'm ranting....

Any help would greatly be appreciated!

Traveling Beyond the Bounds

Hempire — Fri, 24 Oct 2008 03:16:28 +0000

Carl Sagan-Pale Blue Dot-

Seeing the world from that vantage point makes me think more of how we waste our ( *lol not our as in philippines-we're too poor anyway-, but our human race*)resources in developing war tech....

:in little relation to what i said above, have any of you played Snatcher? It's a game made by Hideo Kojima in the 90s.:
check it out, and hopefully with MGS series finished he'd focus on works like this.

SNATCHER INTRO

HAHA, almost forgot, and YOU CAN PLAY THIS GAME if you have a PSP.
Here's the ISO plus the emulator all you have to do is put it in you PSP/GAMES folder.
SNATCHER+EMULATOR

God AC.

Lord_Leperman — Fri, 24 Oct 2008 02:53:21 +0000

http://www.armoredcore.org/forums/index....l=godzilla

I just suddenly remembered this topic while making another post.

So what was this all about? Take the cheesiest, most borken parts in any AC title, and slap them together (without having to resort to OP-I or PLUS). What do you get?:

Symphony of Destruction Wrote:Alright, first off, this is a joke topic. It's here to cheer you up when Super-Tanks and Super-Heavies have got you down, and when you feel the MG/800 is a bad 'mofo. It's here to make you laugh.

It all started with this topic at ACO, and specifically these two images, which show action figures from AC2, AA, AC3, and SL, as well as the fact that parts are interchangable between all of them.

You'll note my statement in the earlier linked topic. Well, I was bored, so I decided to take it one step further. I'd like to thank Corsair for doing some values for me, and Kobel and droobies for part suggestions.

Now, without further ado, I present a beast that should haunt your nightmares (or at the very least, be drawn on paper):

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Name: Godzilla
Frame: ZHD-102/ROCK / MCM-MI/008 / MAM-RE/TIN / ZLB-7744/VAT
Internal: MBT-OX/002 / LODD-BLAZER / HOY-B1000 / RMR-ICICLE / -
External: BEX-AA00 / MLB-MX/WAKE / MLB-MX/WAKE / KARASAWA-MK2 / KSS-SS/707A
Optionals: OP-S-SCR / OP-E/SCR / OP-S/STAB / OP-E/CND / OP-ECMP / OP-L/TRN / OP-SP/E++ / OP-E/RTE

Red Denotes Armored Core 2
Purple Denotes Another Age
Blue Denotes Silent Line

Armor Points: 9,223
Defense, Energy (No Screens): 1,947
Defense, Energy (Screened): 2,239
Defense, Energy (Screened/Shielded): 2,644
Defense, Shell (No Screens): 2,069
Defense, Shell (Screened): 2,379
Defense, Shell (Screened/Shielded): 2,819
Energy Refresh, Moving: 7,501
Energy Refresh, Walking: 6,777
Soak, Energy (Screened): 49,814
Soak, Energy (Screened, Shielded Estimate): 75,000 - 80,000
Soak, Shell (Screened): 57,324
Soak, Shell (Screened/Shielded Estimate): 105,000 - 110,000
Speed, Ground: 356kph
Speed, Air: 276kph
Weight: 9,377

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We decided it'd be best to work with PS2 titles only, since that's how the figures work, and for our sanity to only use AC3/SL optional parts. That's, hitting the shield, a combined defensive value of 5463, packing one of the most broken weapons in AC history, at the same rough speed as a fully loaded SNSK design using the NI/GULL, and with 7501 refresh while boosting, or, roughly 1.5 times the refresh of a normal design.

No missile defense, but you can soak virtually anything and everything, and ECMP will ensure that unless they've got an effective single-locker the volleys will be coming fairly small, letting you take your sweet time to dodge or go through them.

Did I mention, it's a perfect fit?

Hope this gives you a few hearty laughs and eases your troubles.

There's more:

Quote:Just because I'm that much of a nut, I decided to add in AC1 series parts. It got a whole lot scarier in the process:

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Name: Godzilla 2
Frame: ZHD-102/ROCK / MCM-MI/008 / MAM-RE/TIN / ZLB-7744/VAT
Internal: B-T000 / PLS-SRA02 / HOY-B1000 / RGI-KD99 / CWI-DD-30
External: BEX-AA00 / WX-S800-GF / WX-S800-GF / WA-FINGER / KSS-SS/707A
Optionals: OP-S-SCR / OP-E/SCR / OP-E/CND / OP-ECMP / OP-L/TRN / OP-CLPU / SP-ABS / SP-ABS/Re

Green Denotes Project Phantasma
Orange Denotes Master of Arena
Red Denotes Armored Core 2
Purple Denotes Another Age
Blue Denotes Silent Line

Armor Points: 9,223
Defense, Energy (No Screens): 1,947
Defense, Energy (Screened): 2,239
Defense, Energy (Screened/Shielded): 2,644
Defense, Shell (No Screens): 2,069
Defense, Shell (Screened): 2,379
Defense, Shell (Screened/Shielded): 2,819
Energy Refresh, Moving: 7,412
Energy Refresh, Walking: 6,733
Soak, Energy (Screened): 49,814
Soak, Energy (Screened, Shielded Estimate): 75,000 - 80,000
Soak, Shell (Screened): 57,324
Soak, Shell (Screened/Shielded Estimate): 105,000 - 110,000
Speed, Ground: 360+kph
Speed, Air: 280+kph
Weight: 9,214

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Let me piece together just how scary this is since a large number of you may be unfamiliar with the parts.

Take the frame of the last machine, and add the PP FINGER, with 250 damage per shot, and 3,000 rounds, and the "V Missiles of Death" from the AC1 series, which shot off 6 missiles at a time (1120 Attack Power each, 60 missiles). The total killpower of this machine now equals 817,200, all of it shell, but enough to kill itself over around seven times.

It also now has the KD99 and the DD-30, CLPU, and the two stabilizer options from MoA, making it highly resistant to heat, missiles, and stun of any kind.

The funniest part are the boosters, which are a lighter, more wasteful, and more powerful FLEET. Their output is 23,400, which is beyond SL's capabilities to actually have, since booster performance is capped at 22,000, but since this would be some evil boss-type, he can ignore those rules. To try and give a reasonable idea I used the WAKE and OX/002, and then just added a "+" symbol. I'd postulate around 375kph for ground speed.

And just to tickle your brain, imagine how fast it moves when you drop the S800-GF after it's 10 shots are up (it weighs 1110 for the record).

Not a stylish perfect fit anymore, but what'cha gonna do?

There you have it folks, probably one of the sickest machines possible using parts from all the AC Games. Hope my fellow series veterans get some kicks out of the older parts.

He goes a bit further by making the WORST possible AC ever:

Quote:Well, I'm not sure it's the worst thing ever but it's pretty bad. I call it Bombardier because, well, it bombs. Literally and figuratively.

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Name: Bombardier
Frame: CHD-06-OVE / XCA-00 / ZAW-S/SAMURAI / MLM-XA3/LW
Internal: B-P320 / RATOR / KGP-ZSV / RPS-MER/SA / CWI-FM-30
External: MEST-MX/CROW / WM-X10 / ZRS-554/EW / - / -
Optional:: OP-S-SCR / OP-E/SCR / SP-CIR-K

Orange Denotes Master of Arena
Red Denotes Armored Core 2
Purple Denotes Another Age
Blue Denotes Silent Line

Armor Points: 8,045
Defense, Energy (No Screens): 1,192
Defense, Energy (Screens): 1,371
Defense, Shell (No Screens): 1,231
Defense, Shell (Screens): 1,416
Energy Refresh, Walking: 1,040
Energy Refresh, Moving: 2,290
Soak, Energy (Screens): 22,270
Soak, Shell (Screens): 23,461
Speed, Ground: 215kph
Speed, Air: 167kph
Weight: 8,157

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B-P320 are a worse version of the EBT-GE, which are a worse version of the CBT-00-UN1.

RATOR is basically the ND-2 from AC3 and the ELENA from AC2 only more expensive. Gotta jack up that AC Rating!

ZSV was chosen simply for its energy supply, though it'll take a very long time to charge because of the slow refresh.

MER/SA is the same as the RIX-CR10 only with poorer cooling.

FM-30, the floating mines, are a joke as ever.

The CROW has been nerfed to where it's of little point to use.

554/EW is like the CRU-A10 only worse in every way.

X10 gets my vote for the worst back unit ever. It's very heavy (939kg), has only 10 shots, and they're contact bomblets.

So, basically, the thing is slow, heavy, poorly armored, and replies entirely on close-range weaponry. It's still usable, nothing was selected to intentionally hamper its performance by non-usage, it just can't do squat. It's about 5kg underweight as well.

That's my bid for the worst machine, based on some of your input and my own.

Hope it inspires as many laughs as the two Godzilla brothers.

After which they made another GOD AC under a different philosophy:

Quote:I was bouncing some ideas back and forth with Kobel the other night and we both agreed this was pretty nasty.

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Name: Featherweight
Frame: MHD-MM/003 / MCM-MI/008 / AN-25 / CLL-HUSEO
Internal: B-T000 / TRYX-QUAD / HOY-B1000 / RIX-CR10 / -
External: - / - / CWM-BM60-1 / WA-RF/E / LS-99-MOONLIGHT
Optionals: OP-S-SCR / OP-E/SCR / OP-E/CND / OP-CLPU / SP-DEhf / SP-E+ / SP-EH / SP-ABS / SP-ABS/Re

Orange Denotes Master of Arena
Red Denotes Armored Core 2
Gray Denotes Armored Core 3
Blue Denotes Silent Line

Armor Points: 8,385
Defense, Energy (No Screens): 1,476
Defense, Energy (Screened): 1,697
Defense, Shell (No Screens): 1,556
Defense, Shell (Screened): 1,789
Energy Refresh, Moving: 9,021
Energy Refresh, Walking: 7,302
Soak, Energy (Screened): 25,940
Soak, Shell (Screened): 30,256
Speed, Ground: 534+kph
Speed, Air: 414+kph
Weight: 5,478

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Yet another strange multi-game creation!

I don't really trust the AC builder for giving reliable soak values anymore, and don't really have the time to cross-check my results. Still, it has respectable armor, and astounding refresh (9021 while boosting). Speed is probably somewhere around 550kph on the ground while going full tilt.

Anybody who thinks the HADRO are broken or even unbalanced has to go back to the AC1 series and check out the AN-25 and the AN-K1. AN-K1 are more similar to the MACH, except for Energy Defense, which is like 200 points higher. Both have nearly 200 to 300 more AP than the HADRO.

Anyway, as to the AC itself, with AC1 series super-energy optionals, you're doing 4370 damage per shot with the RF/E. Ten shots and it's gone, leaving you with the AC1 MOONLIGHT and the BM60-1. If the RF/E didn't kill it, MOONLIGHT swipes will, and if it's a tank you can just bombard it from a distance. Failing that, you can just run like hell, since your boosters and OB are quite capable of putting a lot of distance between you and the other guy.

These were created back during the days of SL, which is pretty outdated by today's standards. Now I challenge you and everyone here in RR, to make an AC greater than this. With the advent of new more cheesier parts from NX-LR, we can make an even more ridiculous AC than the ones posted. I'm thinking of adding the NB BP in the mix as well as the HP and such, but we can go further by adding ECMs.