We currently have our catapults and cataphracts and awesome right?
Catapult K2 is known for having a much easier time of protecting its side torsos due to the mechanics of where the shoulder hitboxs are.
Cataphract and awesome are nice to use, but in reality are a boon because they are walking walls. The hit boxs are easy to hit because of how wide they are, making them easy fodder food for aiming at the specific hitboxs.
So here is a theory craft.
The Timber wolf is known for having:
- Arms like any other mech
- Pieced together from a catapult design with its trademark uber large missile racks
- It has arms
- It has legs
- It has Center and side torso
- It has a cockpit (head)
- Where do the Missile racks go?
Does it become part of its arms? If so, that would be easy, strip off an arm. OPPS there goes the arm and racks.
Worse case scenario 2:
Put it as part of its shoulder?
Now you have an even more awkward hitbox of extending shoulders that are easier to blow off then a cataphract and awesome. >_>
Atleast, if we ever got something like a Hellbringer or Summoner. Its missile racks are attached and close enough to its shoulder as a part of it. But the Timber wolf to me looks like a problem, unless you re-did the paperdoll and mech lab hard point component equipment slots which allow specific location hits to certain mechs.
Edited by Khell DarkWolf, 09 January 2013 - 05:33 AM.



















