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[Vixenlure]

I had a Large mech, but didn't like the playstyle, so I sold it to get a Light Mech. Before selling, I unequipped the engine in hopes that I could use it in the Light Mech (an XL 315). However, it seems that the XL 315 isn't even compatible with a Light Mech, as engines larger than 300 don't even show up when I am trying to change my Light Mech's loadout. Is there any way that I can sell the XL 315 I have without having to buy a larger mech that can use the engine? From the purchase screen, there was no indication that my Light Mech would not be able to use this kind of engine, so now I have a useless mech with no engine and I can't even sell my expensive engine to just buy a worse one because it doesn't even appear on the loadout screen as being in my inventory.

Any help is appreciated, thanks.

[Tennex]

heard they were working on a inventory feature for UI 2.0 lets hope it makes it into the game.

[Angel of Annihilation]

Vixenlure, on 20 June 2013 - 08:56 AM, said:

I had a Large mech, but didn't like the playstyle, so I sold it to get a Light Mech. Before selling, I unequipped the engine in hopes that I could use it in the Light Mech (an XL 315). However, it seems that the XL 315 isn't even compatible with a Light Mech, as engines larger than 300 don't even show up when I am trying to change my Light Mech's loadout. Is there any way that I can sell the XL 315 I have without having to buy a larger mech that can use the engine? From the purchase screen, there was no indication that my Light Mech would not be able to use this kind of engine, so now I have a useless mech with no engine and I can't even sell my expensive engine to just buy a worse one because it doesn't even appear on the loadout screen as being in my inventory.

Any help is appreciated, thanks.

No unfortunately that feature isn't in yet.

Also, I would absolutely not sell the 315 XL. Those engines are expensive and sell for around half of the cost. If you don't use it now, you will likely want it/need it for something else down the road.

If you accidently sold you stock engine then I would just run Trial mechs for a while until you save up for the engine you want. Contrary to popular belief, trial mechs while not optimal build, don't totally suck most of the time. Right now both the Hunchback and the Atlas are both decent trials.