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Arqueid In reply to ??? [2014-08-04 17:44:09 +0000 UTC]

now lift up your legs ...and run.

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aeruz In reply to andzejek [2014-08-05 01:36:59 +0000 UTC]

for me the legs supports the huge guns, then the hug legs has a sensor to follow the distance the man is walking, for me the legs just there to suport the huge guns,

you dont bash you find ways how this thing works, try it its more fun than what your doing now

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andzejek In reply to aeruz [2014-08-05 09:47:26 +0000 UTC]

and what do i do now ?

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ProgV In reply to andzejek [2014-08-04 21:33:10 +0000 UTC]

if u want realistic armor just go to google image then type in "tank"

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TheDrowningEarth In reply to ProgV [2015-06-29 21:04:54 +0000 UTC]

I have to admit - this is the best response to these sorts of comments.

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andzejek In reply to ProgV [2014-08-05 09:46:02 +0000 UTC]

ow, don't be like that ;D I love this image, as art form. But in past u did some more plausible work. That is it.

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splinterphobe In reply to andzejek [2014-08-04 16:48:27 +0000 UTC]

Maybe the power-suit is like a glorified motorbike which can be used for quickly running through tricky terrain or jumping into a sniping position. Also it seems like the pilot can quickly detach from the suit if he needs to deal with a threat from behind him, which is harder to do with a *conventional* mech. Furthermore I imagine you can make the legs squat, detach, then *presto* instant fortification where you can fire through the two main hinges. I think it would look badass if the pilot knew what he was doing.

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andzejek In reply to splinterphobe [2014-08-04 18:35:21 +0000 UTC]

In essence, ok a power-suit can be used as 'glorified motorbike' but in this case, the suit would probably snap neck of the pilot, because the main body of the armor (those monstrous legs) is attached to the head of the driver. So I can imagine him hanging there like a punching bag when armor make gigantic steps or when jumping for better position for sniper and pilot is hanging there.
This design, while looking interesting, would most definitely kill the driver sooner or later.

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splinterphobe In reply to andzejek [2014-08-04 19:06:22 +0000 UTC]

The legs are attached to a rigid exoskeleton suit (which seems to be joined to the legs at the head and back). The exoskeleton suit supports the weight of the pilot, not the pilot's neck, kind of like a skin-tight cockpit.

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