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[SMDMadCow]

Merovigian, on 28 February 2012 - 11:26 AM, said:

I've also managed to snag his Marauder...

EDIT: Actually sorta relevant as it was in that thread.

And then theres this....

[GDL Irishwarrior]

Unfortunately, most of the heavies and assaults I really like won't be around for anywhere between a year and eighteen years - most 3025 'Mechs above 55 tons just don't fit my playstyle. Actually, most 'Mechs above 55 tons at any time in BT canon don't fit my playstyle; turns out that the Inner Sphere really isn't all that interested in designing their larger 'Mechs with rapid, hit-and-fade operations in mind, and the Clans aren't much better. However, I do have a few heavies and assaults that would work for me; here they are - post-invasion 'Mechs and all

Heavies
Ostsol (Reseen -6D or -8M versions preferred - they aren't pretty, but they're a lot better than the Unseen versions)
Summoner Prime
Ebon Jaguar B (ER PPC and a Large Pulse in each arm, 2 Medium Pulses in the torso, TAG, and an Active Probe)
No-Dachi

Assault
Gargoyle A or D
Executioner A
Occasionally the Mad Cat Mk. II
In my one departure from my usual recon/fast strike mentality, I've always had a soft spot for the Sagittaire

[EDMW CSN]

Slow heavies were common in 3025 because the IS lack of XL engines. Though even now if you gave me XL engines on heavies, I still prefer a light engine Heavy that goes 65 kph with JJs vs a Heavy that goes 86.4 Kph with an XL.

Edited by [EDMW]CSN, 06 March 2012 - 11:42 PM.

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[EDMW]CSN, on 06 March 2012 - 11:42 PM, said:

Slow heavies were common in 3025 because the IS lack of XL engines. Though even now if you gave me XL engines on heavies, I still prefer a light engine Heavy that goes 65 kph with JJs vs a Heavy that goes 86.4 Kph with an XL.

How about an assult that goes 86.4...and yes there are some