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Member Review - Sleeping Dragon : 13-Jun-2005 00:00 |
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3.50 |
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Good 3025 refit. This can maintain fire for long periods of time without building up too much heat and front armor is traditionally strong. Weak rear armor is normal on ENF, but the 1E can survive longer, because there is no ammo to explode (externally mounted heat sinks make up for this a little). |
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Member Review - Blackhand : 29-Mar-2005 00:00 |
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4.50 |
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Beautiful design here. You managed to combine a decent ranged weapons fire with the idea of the Enforcer line mech. Even keeping the armour rear deficencies.
I can't see the small laser being fired much, so its a mater of not firing the Large Laser every couple of rounds you skirmish against an opponent.
I love 3025 designs with character like this. |
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Member Review - Seraph : 13-Jun-2004 00:00 |
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4.00 |
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First off, great fluff man!
While maintaining the same damage potential of the original Enforcer, this one increases the overall range. Also the removal off ammo dependance makes this mech a good choice for action behind enemy lines or where there is no reliable supply lines. While able to fire it's two main weapons without overheating, firing the secondary weapon and/or moving can cause some heat buildup that will have to be watched. The heatsink situation this machine incurs only adds to it's "realness" and helps bring it to life as opposed to just nembers on the screen.
I like it. |
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Large Laser 4. Empty 4.
Large Laser 5. Sensors 5.
PPC
6. Empty 6. Life Support 6.
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