Just wanna play, on 27 March 2013 - 03:22 AM, said:
I notice you mentioned mixing your ammo to be better before (like it is in that design), rather than having all the AC20 ammo in one leg and the SRM ammo in the other. I would like to point out to you that that's not exactly true all of the time. If you refer to
here it explains the order that your mech uses the ammo put in it. To put that in context, here's a hypothetical situation:
Lets say it's part way through a match, and you've used half of your ammo for both guns. You've just gotten legged. If you had all the AC ammo in the right leg and all the SRM ammo in the left, you lose the weapon for whichever leg is destroyed. But you keep the other weapon. 100% of the time you are left with at least one weapon system. With your mech's ammo the way it is (mixed), if you lost your Left Leg, you'll have ammo for both of your guns still which is awesome. If, however, you lose your Right Leg you'll lose all the ammo for all of your guns. It's a gamble. Just want to make sure you are aware of that.
As for making that design more heat efficient, I can't. It's as optimized as it'll really get with that much firepower on a mech that size. (Except you have AC10 ammo instead of AC20 ammo.
) If you really want better sustained DPS/heat efficiency you'll have to take some guns off. There's Josef's suggestions, but the best I can think to do with it would be to give up the large lasers all together and go full brawler.
http://mwo.smurfy-ne...2444cd661a8013d
It's faster, more heat efficient, and has better sustained DPS at the cost of range and alpha-damage.
Edit: I just had an epiphany. If you really want to keep the firepower the way it is, the design could be improved by moving it to a new chassis!
http://mwo.smurfy-ne...0b3cf4913af7297
Switching from a CTF-2X to an AS7-D lets you keep all of the weapons, move faster, have more ammo, more heat sinks, and more armor.
Edited by Tyzh, 27 March 2013 - 09:06 AM.