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確かに！情報なしの状態で戦闘したら普通に負けますね。 強い機体！

Issue with earth technology is limited energy to use the mecha. Before punching count saazbaum, inaho had to wait for the right time due to eaching to energy limit. He was about to deliver the finishing blow and had to purge energy in other parts to power the left arm. I used to play a game very similar in roblox called BYM. We had to build all parts, joints, how things move. We didn't have energy restraint but we learn the restraints in combat. For example, most video games can't simulate an arm being cut. Another restraint is the amount of parts allowed in each build I fought a guy who recorded and posted on youtube: Roblox BYM battles #3 true despair Many mech have their own twist(ability) mine I could throw my weapon and make them levitate in a stable way in the air (no one else did that because they didn't know how to stabilize a weapon in the air) I used the exact mechanism in that fight after losing both arms. (I had hidden weapons but threw them away before the fight start, also my internet was laggy)

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Oh hey it's like every other video game first boss controls fire second boss controls water third boss controls Earth 4th boss controls all of these with all of the same abilities Player haven't we seen this already okay let's kick his rear

但し弱点が増えるだけっていうね。

In The 1st season, mars mechs aren't strong, they are unique, the same goes to the 2nd season, they are made based on the pilot preference, Saazbaum is a cautious man, he added 3 more abilities on his mech after Heaven's fall and changed his weakness after his fight with inaho, his original design is a transformable mech that has mech and fighter mode (in Saazbaum flash back). If you say tanks are more use full than the 2nd season mechs, you are totally wrong. There's a Optical camouflage one and then the thunder lord one, the most deadly one is the indefinitely replication Mecha that can replicate until the enemy is totally destroyed or all of them are destroyed at the same time.

All of those just to get folded by inaho

I mean he isn't a soldier per say, so he probably don't know how to use his abilities efficiently

Spec wise, Saazbaum's machine is a formidable one. It's just that Inaho is skilled and lucky enough to survive and beat him.

@@Press_X_to_doubt The issue is that the abilities chosen somehow managed to be tactically redundant despite also each needing very different positioning and movement to use effectively. Hellas wants to sit back and bombard its enemy with a hail of rocket punches, while Argyrem and Nilokerias both want to get close and evaporate/remove from existence both the enemy and any ordinance sent their way. Dioscuria only has two Monomolecule Fists to Hellas's eight, and once they're both fired it's lost its ability to use its beam katana, and is reduced to trying to make lumbering kick attacks if it wants to use the dimensional barrier effectively, which isn't a good idea if you're vulnerable to falling over. And it has to drop the barrier to launch or dock its fists or ignite its beam katana, meaning that it gives up a major tactical advantage whenever it tries to actually use its multiple abilities in concert. I mean, imagine if instead it just had the Dimension Barrier and the laser emitters of Solas in the weak spot. Or it might not even need that, if the barrier only works one way. Even if it did have to drop the barrier to fire, it could do so from much further away so it wouldn't be obvious where the receiver port is. Maybe the monomolecule fists could have plasma swords around/serving as the thrusters to deflect bullets hitting the back-end. Hell, Dimension Barrier already requires drones to see-why not add the Laser Funnels as the long-range option.

@@NXTangl Video game logic. The final boss is designed to test what the player has already learned from previous bosses. Not to mention a lot of the Martian mechs are mechs for the sake of being mechs. Some of their powers are more suited to be ordinance or beacons like all those mechs that can't move when using their power.

​​​@@NXTangl It's not quite the same, but there's a certain mech in a game whose gimmick is the possession of three different weapons: An assault rifle, two monstruous shotguns, and two shoulder rocket launchers. Now, the true issue is that the mech's main ability is to use all of them for a short period, but since each weapon differs in effective range and projectile speed you can't really use all of them at the same time per say, even if you glue to the enemy, and the lack of agility means it's pretty much a glorified turret.

Yea the problem with aldnoah is the fights always felt cheesy. It's like watching someone beat a boss in a video game not real people fighting and using their brain

@@rfiuwwinlye7453 Yeah, It often relies on the Orbital Knights being idiots.

​@@rfiuwwinlye7453 it's basically a real robot vs super robot. Of course if you have a super powers you would likely underestimate your opponent and get rekt with strategy.

That's the point of the series though. Mars' pilots are all nobility; they're undertrained, overconfident, kind of stupid (in battle, if not tactically outright), and haven't spent a lot of time, if any at all, studying their own specs to make the best use of their machine. They assume - incorrectly - that their machines are so powerful - and they are - that no lesser machines could ever possibly hurt them. They are, most of the time, correct. And then they fight a guy whose entire character is "I know a lot about science, and also I learn really damn fast".

I don't know if you've noticed, but once they dropped through the top of the Landing Castle and into its interior, the airborne cameras could no longer help him see what was happening. That is why he dropped the barrier to launch his arms, his main ranged weapon. If you've noticed, even in S2, Saazbaum tends to panic activate his barrier.

Nope It just doesn't envelope the part which is flying fist connects The barrier will always have a gap for communications and relaying the barrier

​@@enigmagrieshaber5555incorrect The barrier always has a gap yes but in order to launch his fists he has to turn the barrier off as a whole Otherwise his sister would not have been able to damage his main chest plate of this mech and as soon as the fish returned to the barrier came up over the entire mech