Rule of Awesome.
More like unmitigated Mary Sue power fantasy if you ask me. 
Its the same kind of 'not-logic' that lets a katana wielding ninja single handedly defeat an entire army of trained soldiers firing automatic weapons at them because of 'skill'.
I also don't particularly care for the Transformers. 
More like unmitigated Mary Sue power fantasy if you ask me.
Its the same kind of 'not-logic' that lets a katana wielding ninja single handedly defeat an entire army of trained soldiers firing automatic weapons at them because of 'skill'.
I also don't particularly care for the Transformers.
Transformers land in a huge metal grinder... Awesome
Also why make a giant 50 - 100 foot tall robot ninja, and then make a 50 - 100 foot tall sized sword or gun for them to carry? It makes no sense. Why not just have the stuff built into the framework of the design?
Why are (almost) all Japanese depictions of giant robots humanoid robot/samurai? It is incredibly inefficient to try and make something that large into a bipedal humanoid.
Because. Giving human form to giant robots allows them to harness spiral power more efficiently. FFS, educate yourself.
Because. Giving human form to giant robots allows them to harness spiral power more efficiently. FFS, educate yourself.
"Hokey religions and ancient weapons are no match for a good blaster at your side." 
It's easier to swap weapons when you have limbs. It's also easier to use improvised weapons when your weapons break. Also less training for an operator to use a humanoid robot than to operate a trolley with 3 or 4 turrets.
Modular weapon systems > having to build giant sized guns and knives to hold in your giant robot hands (IMO). Also, the Main Battle Tank has been pretty effective at what it does and it looks nothing like a humanoid robot.
Going out of the way to make a giant robot look like us seems like such a waste of resources. I can understand wanting to make a 'walker' type vehicle, but wouldn't it be far more practical to just make a walking tank than to try and make something look human except 15 - 20 times larger?
Modular weapon systems > having to build giant sized guns and knives to hold in your giant robot hands (IMO). Also, the Main Battle Tank has been pretty effective at what it does and it looks nothing like a humanoid robot.
Going out of the way to make a giant robot look like us seems like such a waste of resources. I can understand wanting to make a 'walker' type vehicle, but wouldn't it be far more practical to just make a walking tank than to try and make something look human except 15 - 20 times larger?
Destroy them all! All of them in this thread! Mwa ha ha ha ha ha! Mwa ha ha....cough...
And don't forget the cost...
The mecha suits in Starship Troopers could be done now but the cost would be that of a small space program.
Destroy them all! All of them in this thread! Mwa ha ha ha ha ha! Mwa ha ha....cough...
Welp Beerfish has finally snapped.
Fast Jimmy... you are our only hope. You're the only one who can buy us enough time to walk out casually.
Welp Beerfish has finally snapped.
Fast Jimmy... you are our only hope. You're the only one who can buy us enough time to walk out casually.
Guest_Puddi III_*
After the USA robot wins it should use those big guns to shoot testosterone boosters all across Japan to help with their declining population problem.
Modular weapon systems > having to build giant sized guns and knives to hold in your giant robot hands (IMO). Also, the Main Battle Tank has been pretty effective at what it does and it looks nothing like a humanoid robot.
Going out of the way to make a giant robot look like us seems like such a waste of resources. I can understand wanting to make a 'walker' type vehicle, but wouldn't it be far more practical to just make a walking tank than to try and make something look human except 15 - 20 times larger?
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