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I love Urbie! That is all.
These are my builds, i hope that it be of use.
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UM-R63 DAKKA - (UAC5 [75] + 3x ERML, XL170)
K-9 Dakka - (UAC5 [75] + 3x ERML)
A standard Urbanmech build, it can shoot quite fast. XL170 is used instead of XL180 as i found it to be more feasible than the XL180 as the speed drop isn't that significant, that extra 0.5t after an extra heatsink is quite useful. You can forgo the 1/2-ton UAC5 ammo if you don't feel like dropping a few KPH. Considering the K9 loadout, and the weapon-specific quirks it would get, it could be the best platform to Dakka.
If you feel you can go slower, the XL145 offers 84.2 KPH with speed tweak, it will allow you to get more tonnage for more ammo/laser. This build makes lasers and acs both as primary weapons and would yield better results if you would always use both if you can.
Once you get the magazine quirks, you can just opt for 2.5t ammo for 90 shots anyways.
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K-9 Dakka - (UAC5 [75] + 3x ERML)
A standard Urbanmech build, it can shoot quite fast. XL170 is used instead of XL180 as i found it to be more feasible than the XL180 as the speed drop isn't that significant, that extra 0.5t after an extra heatsink is quite useful. You can forgo the 1/2-ton UAC5 ammo if you don't feel like dropping a few KPH. Considering the K9 loadout, and the weapon-specific quirks it would get, it could be the best platform to Dakka.
If you feel you can go slower, the XL145 offers 84.2 KPH with speed tweak, it will allow you to get more tonnage for more ammo/laser. This build makes lasers and acs both as primary weapons and would yield better results if you would always use both if you can.
Once you get the magazine quirks, you can just opt for 2.5t ammo for 90 shots anyways.
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UM-R60L RAC2 Dakka - 4x ERML + RAC2 [600]
UM-R63 RAC5 Dakka - RAC5 [450] + 2x ERML
Relatively formidable, its the most fun dakka setup for the Urbanmech, however how the RAC is currently implemented in MWO, it's kind of bad due to reasons, but make no mistake this is how you do it.
Being a fun build doesn't mean you're going to build it trollishly -- with just RAC and a bunch of ammo. Put Lasers there, sure as hell you need to piggyback at it for success. But mind it well enough, because the RAC5 is rather hot already, likewise the ER-ML is also hot that a few bursts of lasers rob you of your RAC volleys.
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UM-R63 RAC5 Dakka - RAC5 [450] + 2x ERML
Relatively formidable, its the most fun dakka setup for the Urbanmech, however how the RAC is currently implemented in MWO, it's kind of bad due to reasons, but make no mistake this is how you do it.
Being a fun build doesn't mean you're going to build it trollishly -- with just RAC and a bunch of ammo. Put Lasers there, sure as hell you need to piggyback at it for success. But mind it well enough, because the RAC5 is rather hot already, likewise the ER-ML is also hot that a few bursts of lasers rob you of your RAC volleys.
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UM ERLL Sniper - (2x ERLL + 2x MG + AMS, XL180)
A standard energy build, compared to the AC10 it doesn't run out of ammo, though it is quite hot. Replace the ERLL for LLs to your convenience if you prefer heat efficiency over range. The AMS is meant to be used with Overload, and to add to the AMS of your team. You can also use the R60 variant, even use LL + 4x MGs with XL170, forgoing the extra range with extra close-range DPS if you like.
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A standard energy build, compared to the AC10 it doesn't run out of ammo, though it is quite hot. Replace the ERLL for LLs to your convenience if you prefer heat efficiency over range. The AMS is meant to be used with Overload, and to add to the AMS of your team. You can also use the R60 variant, even use LL + 4x MGs with XL170, forgoing the extra range with extra close-range DPS if you like.
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UM-R60L Laser Vomit - LPL + 3x ERML + 2x LMG [1250]
K-9 Laser Vomit - LPL + 4x ERML + MG [1000]
If you are to build LL and want to stick closer and deal more damage, try LPL + 3x ML. It does a 25-damage alpha versus 18 of the 2x large laser, dealt at a shorter duration too, that is of the same 10 tons. It forgoes the range and takes extra heat for the nearly twice the damage. Being usually close with the team, use AMS to help with the LRMs. You can also remove the AMS and allot the remaining 1.5t as you wish.
With the K9, you can build it with the most alpha. Runs very hot, but it's just right.
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K-9 Laser Vomit - LPL + 4x ERML + MG [1000]
If you are to build LL and want to stick closer and deal more damage, try LPL + 3x ML. It does a 25-damage alpha versus 18 of the 2x large laser, dealt at a shorter duration too, that is of the same 10 tons. It forgoes the range and takes extra heat for the nearly twice the damage. Being usually close with the team, use AMS to help with the LRMs. You can also remove the AMS and allot the remaining 1.5t as you wish.
With the K9, you can build it with the most alpha. Runs very hot, but it's just right.
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UM-R60 "Protector" - (AC2 [187] + 3x LMG [3750] + 2x ERML + LAMS, XL145)
UM-R60 "Protector" V2 - (LB2X [187] + 3x LMG [3750] + 2x ERML + AMS [2000], XL145
Using the R60's 4 Ballistic-hardpoints, this builds an AC2 + 3x LMG that allows you to rip and shred mechs with naked armor but as opposed of 4x MG, the AC2 with the 3x MG is an unprecedented increase in firepower, as well as in range. You still have 2x ML for poking, use both for effect with great DPS. Usually hanging close with your team, the AMS is there to add to the AMS roster that protects the team, even though it's just 1 it will still be valuable especially when lots of your teammates brought AMS too. You can have consistent 300 damage depending on how much you mastered the art of urbanmeching, as long as you survive long enough to pepper your enemy. Hang with the nearest assault mech, and help him take down, you can get behind the enemy mech when preoccupied with your allied assault, and then you can rip that enemy mech from behind.
You can switch to LB2X for even more crit if you feel like it, however it comes short with crit slots that you need to use SHS, and to make it even more heat efficient you need to drop the LAMS for a regular AMS.
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UM-R60 "Protector" V2 - (LB2X [187] + 3x LMG [3750] + 2x ERML + AMS [2000], XL145
Using the R60's 4 Ballistic-hardpoints, this builds an AC2 + 3x LMG that allows you to rip and shred mechs with naked armor but as opposed of 4x MG, the AC2 with the 3x MG is an unprecedented increase in firepower, as well as in range. You still have 2x ML for poking, use both for effect with great DPS. Usually hanging close with your team, the AMS is there to add to the AMS roster that protects the team, even though it's just 1 it will still be valuable especially when lots of your teammates brought AMS too. You can have consistent 300 damage depending on how much you mastered the art of urbanmeching, as long as you survive long enough to pepper your enemy. Hang with the nearest assault mech, and help him take down, you can get behind the enemy mech when preoccupied with your allied assault, and then you can rip that enemy mech from behind.
You can switch to LB2X for even more crit if you feel like it, however it comes short with crit slots that you need to use SHS, and to make it even more heat efficient you need to drop the LAMS for a regular AMS.
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UM-R63 SHOTGUN - (LB10X [50] + 2x ERML, XL170)
A semi-lore build, however it comes with faster engine, and has more ammo. The AC10 just doesn't have that much ammo despite more damage/ton, the -1 ton of the LB10X is quite useful.
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A semi-lore build, however it comes with faster engine, and has more ammo. The AC10 just doesn't have that much ammo despite more damage/ton, the -1 ton of the LB10X is quite useful.
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UM-R63 Sustainable Lore Build (AC10 [40] + 2x ERML, XL145)
As the title says, this is the Lore-Build -- AC10 + SL, but it has been optimize to remedy much of the issues of the actual Lore build, namely the super-slow-speed and the ammunition issue. The Viable AC10 builds get another ML and arm-shields the LA. The additional ML works, that it does not rely on the AC10 alone.
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As the title says, this is the Lore-Build -- AC10 + SL, but it has been optimize to remedy much of the issues of the actual Lore build, namely the super-slow-speed and the ammunition issue. The Viable AC10 builds get another ML and arm-shields the LA. The additional ML works, that it does not rely on the AC10 alone.
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UM-R63 PPC Sniper - (2x ERPPC, XL180)
UM-R63 PPC Poptart - (2x PPC, XL180)
UM-R60L LPPC Poptart - 3x LPPC + 2x LMG [2500], XL170, 11 DHS, 3x JJ
UM-R60L Snub-Nose PPC - 2x SNPPC + 2x LMG [1250], 11 DHS, XL170
UM-R60L Snub-Nose PPC - 2x SNPPC + 2x HMG [1000], XL145
UM-R63 SNPPC - (2x SNPPC, 2x LMG [1250], XL170, 11 DHS)
A different energy build using a different weapon, the use of PPC and variants provides PPFLD instead of that hit-scan spreadable laser damage. Different PPCs have different niches, such as the ERPPC is for long range -- that's for careful long range shots cause ERPPCs have higher range and higher projectile speed, are hot in general, despite no minimum-range it's not really advisable. Standard and LPPCs are for that normal short-range poptarting combat cause they run waay cooler. And the Snub-Nose build is for extreme short-range PPFLD burst like an AC20 build but unlimited ammo.
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UM-R63 PPC Poptart - (2x PPC, XL180)
UM-R60L LPPC Poptart - 3x LPPC + 2x LMG [2500], XL170, 11 DHS, 3x JJ
UM-R60L Snub-Nose PPC - 2x SNPPC + 2x LMG [1250], 11 DHS, XL170
UM-R60L Snub-Nose PPC - 2x SNPPC + 2x HMG [1000], XL145
UM-R63 SNPPC - (2x SNPPC, 2x LMG [1250], XL170, 11 DHS)
A different energy build using a different weapon, the use of PPC and variants provides PPFLD instead of that hit-scan spreadable laser damage. Different PPCs have different niches, such as the ERPPC is for long range -- that's for careful long range shots cause ERPPCs have higher range and higher projectile speed, are hot in general, despite no minimum-range it's not really advisable. Standard and LPPCs are for that normal short-range poptarting combat cause they run waay cooler. And the Snub-Nose build is for extreme short-range PPFLD burst like an AC20 build but unlimited ammo.
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UM-R63 GAUSS URBIE - (GR [30], XL145)
UM-R63 GAUSS URBIE - (GR [30], LFE100)
UM-R63 LIGHT GAUSS URBIE - (LGR [40] + 2x ERML, XL145)
Gauss can can be done, armor is shaven off, and unlike the AC20, the Gauss has immense range that you can afford to have low armor because you'd be far away anyways. It uses the XL145, that which results at 78.3 KPH, 84.2 KPH with speed tweak, still you are fast enough to relocate, while you have a bit enough armor thanks to the quirks and 30 shots. Still make every shot count.
It does not use DHS because Gauss is your only weapon, and it's really low heat. With module, you can reach up to 858m Optimal Range for the Gauss, despite the removed 3x range, that is still slightly farther as an ER-PPC with a faster projectile speed.
You can retain armor, and have backup lasers should you choose to use LGR instead. Or if you could go even slower, say down to 64 - 67 KPH or 54 - 58 KPH for more armor, you can. However there is only so much armor can do for you, if you couldn't preposition fast enough anyways.
The thing with this builds is that, you have no other weapons. So you have to compensate with a lot of strikes.
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UM-R63 GAUSS URBIE - (GR [30], LFE100)
UM-R63 LIGHT GAUSS URBIE - (LGR [40] + 2x ERML, XL145)
Gauss can can be done, armor is shaven off, and unlike the AC20, the Gauss has immense range that you can afford to have low armor because you'd be far away anyways. It uses the XL145, that which results at 78.3 KPH, 84.2 KPH with speed tweak, still you are fast enough to relocate, while you have a bit enough armor thanks to the quirks and 30 shots. Still make every shot count.
It does not use DHS because Gauss is your only weapon, and it's really low heat. With module, you can reach up to 858m Optimal Range for the Gauss, despite the removed 3x range, that is still slightly farther as an ER-PPC with a faster projectile speed.
You can retain armor, and have backup lasers should you choose to use LGR instead. Or if you could go even slower, say down to 64 - 67 KPH or 54 - 58 KPH for more armor, you can. However there is only so much armor can do for you, if you couldn't preposition fast enough anyways.
The thing with this builds is that, you have no other weapons. So you have to compensate with a lot of strikes.
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UM-R60L Super Laser Sniper - (3x ER LL)
Like the PPC poptart, the Right Arm is dead sided, and your only weapon is the 3x ER-LL. It runs uber hot, but it does 27 damage per shot. Perfect for very very very long range where you are less likely to take damage, and has enough space to hide and cool down.
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Like the PPC poptart, the Right Arm is dead sided, and your only weapon is the 3x ER-LL. It runs uber hot, but it does 27 damage per shot. Perfect for very very very long range where you are less likely to take damage, and has enough space to hide and cool down.
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UM-R60L Skirmisher - (AC5 + 4x ERML, XL180)
The best builds in Urbanmechs are actually energy weapons, but this is the best compromise of the two. A hit-and-run build that can get cheeky shots afar, though it's ballistic the ac5 piggy-backs on the lasers for success. The AC5 can hit pretty far, and you can hound your enemies at most ranges, it's not as fast as the UAC5 but you'll chew through your ammo reserves slower and you don't jam, used in tandem with the Medium Laser for an alpha of 25, which is just 1 damage short from the Laser Vomit, but the upside is that you can give off a steady rate of 5 PPFL-Damage, over long distance. Why it works better over the Laser Vomit is that even when the alpha is just weaker, you can still keep on shooting that AC5 when you're near overheating, like the thought on the Gauss Vomit.
You can shuffle between XL180 and XL170, the XL170 is usually fast enough to already and another JJ in place, or extra leg armor can be useful.
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K-9 Skirmisher, 5x ML + AC2 [150] + AMS [2000]
As for the K9, you can adopt more laser for a single AC2. While it's not as powerful as the AC5, it can work as well. LAMS over AMS might be tempting, but 5 ERML goes pretty hot already, you don't need another weapon filling up the heat gauge.
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The best builds in Urbanmechs are actually energy weapons, but this is the best compromise of the two. A hit-and-run build that can get cheeky shots afar, though it's ballistic the ac5 piggy-backs on the lasers for success. The AC5 can hit pretty far, and you can hound your enemies at most ranges, it's not as fast as the UAC5 but you'll chew through your ammo reserves slower and you don't jam, used in tandem with the Medium Laser for an alpha of 25, which is just 1 damage short from the Laser Vomit, but the upside is that you can give off a steady rate of 5 PPFL-Damage, over long distance. Why it works better over the Laser Vomit is that even when the alpha is just weaker, you can still keep on shooting that AC5 when you're near overheating, like the thought on the Gauss Vomit.
You can shuffle between XL180 and XL170, the XL170 is usually fast enough to already and another JJ in place, or extra leg armor can be useful.
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K-9 Skirmisher, 5x ML + AC2 [150] + AMS [2000]
As for the K9, you can adopt more laser for a single AC2. While it's not as powerful as the AC5, it can work as well. LAMS over AMS might be tempting, but 5 ERML goes pretty hot already, you don't need another weapon filling up the heat gauge.
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UM-R60L Duelist - (4x MPL + 2x MG, STD180)
Tanky AF, also quite fast too. It capitalizes on urbie's 360-degrees torso-twist, and you can remain useful with one side-torso missing. You can dish out immense damage quickly with your 4x MPL, and the MG arm serves as a shield and can still be useful with just 2 MGs, which was also previously buffed.
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UM-R60 Duelist - (LPL + ML + 4x MG, STD170)
The R60 version of the Duelist -- it has even MOAR armor, even MOAR tanky AF than the R60L. It's laser damage is severely stunted, dealing less damage at a longer duration than 4x MPL, it has nice range though, runs cooler, and you have 4x MG. It's not something you brawl with, it's for hit-and-run tactic, using your range to your advantage cause you sure as hell don't deal that much damage in an instant.
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UM-R63 Duelist - (LPL + 2x ML + 3x MG, STD170)
The R63 version of the Duelist -- it's not really that good compared to the other two, that ballistic cooldown isn't as good, nor the extra range you get for the MG. But it has that balance between Laser damage and MGs, and if it makes you feel any better you can sacrifice one arm without that much loss in your damage potential. Shield right, and you can make that torso weapon last for quite a while.
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K-9 Duelist - 5x MPL + MG [1000]
K-9 Duelist - 3x ML + 2x MPL + MG [1000], 4 DHS
The K9 version has more potent firepower, due to the most energy hardpoint. While the CT energy hardpoint make it so that it can zombie -- that it still has some fight in it even when both side torsi are destroyed. Still goes pretty hot. If you want, you can change it to just simple medium lasers and have moar DHS.
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Tanky AF, also quite fast too. It capitalizes on urbie's 360-degrees torso-twist, and you can remain useful with one side-torso missing. You can dish out immense damage quickly with your 4x MPL, and the MG arm serves as a shield and can still be useful with just 2 MGs, which was also previously buffed.
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UM-R60 Duelist - (LPL + ML + 4x MG, STD170)
The R60 version of the Duelist -- it has even MOAR armor, even MOAR tanky AF than the R60L. It's laser damage is severely stunted, dealing less damage at a longer duration than 4x MPL, it has nice range though, runs cooler, and you have 4x MG. It's not something you brawl with, it's for hit-and-run tactic, using your range to your advantage cause you sure as hell don't deal that much damage in an instant.
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UM-R63 Duelist - (LPL + 2x ML + 3x MG, STD170)
The R63 version of the Duelist -- it's not really that good compared to the other two, that ballistic cooldown isn't as good, nor the extra range you get for the MG. But it has that balance between Laser damage and MGs, and if it makes you feel any better you can sacrifice one arm without that much loss in your damage potential. Shield right, and you can make that torso weapon last for quite a while.
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K-9 Duelist - 5x MPL + MG [1000]
K-9 Duelist - 3x ML + 2x MPL + MG [1000], 4 DHS
The K9 version has more potent firepower, due to the most energy hardpoint. While the CT energy hardpoint make it so that it can zombie -- that it still has some fight in it even when both side torsi are destroyed. Still goes pretty hot. If you want, you can change it to just simple medium lasers and have moar DHS.
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UM-R63 Maximum Dakka - 2x RAC2 [900] + 2x ERSL, STD60, FFA, SHS
UM-R63 Maximum Dakka - 2x RAC2 [600] + 2x ERSL, LFE100, FFA, SHS
UM-R63 Maximum Dakka Only - 2x RAC2 [600], XL125, DHS
Like the Gauss Urbanmech, this is an obvious troll build. Dialling up the Dakka to eleven, this mounts two RAC2, with two ERSL as backup. Upon an STD60 engine for maximum trolling. Granted the RAC5 would actually par better, but it wouldn't be as funny. The RAC2 actually feels a lot better to dakka, due to it having better velocity, range, and lower spin-up time making it much more reactive. Shame it has anemic damage, requiring two to do something at all.
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UM-R63 Maximum Dakka - 2x RAC2 [600] + 2x ERSL, LFE100, FFA, SHS
UM-R63 Maximum Dakka Only - 2x RAC2 [600], XL125, DHS
Like the Gauss Urbanmech, this is an obvious troll build. Dialling up the Dakka to eleven, this mounts two RAC2, with two ERSL as backup. Upon an STD60 engine for maximum trolling. Granted the RAC5 would actually par better, but it wouldn't be as funny. The RAC2 actually feels a lot better to dakka, due to it having better velocity, range, and lower spin-up time making it much more reactive. Shame it has anemic damage, requiring two to do something at all.
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UM-R68 Brawler - 2x SRM6A [200] + 3x ML, LFE170 (Placeholder)
A basic brawler setup for the R68 missile-urbie, it makes use of LFE for survivability. Skill nodes forgo a bit of speed for a bit more armor.
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A basic brawler setup for the R68 missile-urbie, it makes use of LFE for survivability. Skill nodes forgo a bit of speed for a bit more armor.
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MRM Urbie - 2x MRM10 [600] + 3x ERML + AMS [2000], XL170, 11 DHS (Placeholder)
A basic MRM setup for mid-range potential and fire-support, comes with AMS so stick with your team. 20 spread damage isn't that impactful, it's the lasers that's the most useful feature.
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A basic MRM setup for mid-range potential and fire-support, comes with AMS so stick with your team. 20 spread damage isn't that impactful, it's the lasers that's the most useful feature.
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R68 Rocket Vomit - LPL + 2x ERML + 2x RL20 + AMS [2000], XL170 (Placeholder)
A weaker laser-vomit setup of only 20 per vomit, however unlike the R63, it comes with 2x Rocket Launcher 20s, though one use, that's 80 damage.
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A weaker laser-vomit setup of only 20 per vomit, however unlike the R63, it comes with 2x Rocket Launcher 20s, though one use, that's 80 damage.
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R68 PPC Rockets - 3x LPPC + 2x RL20 + AMS [2000], XL170 (Placeholder)
A 3x LPPC build for the Urbie, 15 alpha/shot, + 80 of that of the one-use rockets. Unlike the Laser Vomit version, though you do 5 damage less, you don't share down. For peekaboo moments at longer ranges, the PPC build would work best, but incognito pokes where you could safely stare, the Laser Vomit would work better.
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A 3x LPPC build for the Urbie, 15 alpha/shot, + 80 of that of the one-use rockets. Unlike the Laser Vomit version, though you do 5 damage less, you don't share down. For peekaboo moments at longer ranges, the PPC build would work best, but incognito pokes where you could safely stare, the Laser Vomit would work better.
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As opposed of XL180, XL170 gives additional 0.5-tons after the needed 4 external heatsinks, useful for heavy builds such as 2x PPCs, or most ballistic builds that would usually require so much ammunition.
Urbies will never be that fast to compete against usual lights like Locust or Jenner, but it's still going to be fast enough for most of Urbie's prey; most mediums, heavy, and assaults.
Urbies will never be that fast to compete against usual lights like Locust or Jenner, but it's still going to be fast enough for most of Urbie's prey; most mediums, heavy, and assaults.
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XL145 and XL125 are the slower engine, and best used only when you speed-tweaked your urbanmechs.
Though speed deprived, but that extra 1.0 to 1.5 tons over the XL180 can be a boon with heavy ballistic weapons.
Though speed deprived, but that extra 1.0 to 1.5 tons over the XL180 can be a boon with heavy ballistic weapons.
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XL125 and XL100 is literally Troll-Level, but it can be pulled off as XL125 and XL100 have this +0.5 tons "free" that does not follow the trend.
To put that into perspective, the XL145 requires 5 additional heat-sinks, while simmilarly the XL125 which also requires 5 additional heat-sinks is 0.5 tons less. Likewise the XL120 that requires 6 additional heat-sinks, the XL100 has 0.5 tons less, despite requiring the same 6 external heat-sinks.
Although realistically one musn't get XL120 at all, due to the step to XL125 is only 1 ton, and at that rating there's literally a free heat-sink to go with it. Basically XL125 and XL120 would have the simmilar required tonnage after adding the required additional heat-sinks, but the XL125 is faster and would use less slots.
The Light 100 is still tolerable, and would offer the best weight-saving engine. Being the same weight as the XL100, don't bother with the XL version
To put that into perspective, the XL145 requires 5 additional heat-sinks, while simmilarly the XL125 which also requires 5 additional heat-sinks is 0.5 tons less. Likewise the XL120 that requires 6 additional heat-sinks, the XL100 has 0.5 tons less, despite requiring the same 6 external heat-sinks.
Although realistically one musn't get XL120 at all, due to the step to XL125 is only 1 ton, and at that rating there's literally a free heat-sink to go with it. Basically XL125 and XL120 would have the simmilar required tonnage after adding the required additional heat-sinks, but the XL125 is faster and would use less slots.
The Light 100 is still tolerable, and would offer the best weight-saving engine. Being the same weight as the XL100, don't bother with the XL version
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Head and Back have little armor, because while it's not impossible to head-shot a light, it is extremely unlikely.
Likewise you should always be moving and facing your enemies, as opposed of you being reared by the enemy. You are still pretty F-ing F-ed when against Jenners, and Locust is a damn riot to deal with.
Likewise you should always be moving and facing your enemies, as opposed of you being reared by the enemy. You are still pretty F-ing F-ed when against Jenners, and Locust is a damn riot to deal with.
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As with the December 14 2016 quirk adjustment, Urbies now have +armor than +structure quirks.
The old amount felt adequate already, so i shaved off armor some armor to make room for more ammunition. Once your armor gets torn off, you're dead either way before so this has a bit more use.
The old amount felt adequate already, so i shaved off armor some armor to make room for more ammunition. Once your armor gets torn off, you're dead either way before so this has a bit more use.
Edited by The6thMessenger, 22 November 2017 - 06:46 PM.
