I was thinking about this comment yesterday as I was trying to build a Demeter and it's really true. I think the Hover was the last robot released before Pixonic realigned their road map to a "meta churn" model... the style of it, both visual and the way it handles, have much more in common with a Boa or a Griffin than with the robots that came immediately after it, Spectre and Strider. I know Hover came out after the Korean dashbots, but it feels like it must have been designed before. Piloting a hover feels like piloting a Boa with jets. I suspect part of that feeling is that Hover has a slower turn speed than a walking speed? Contributes to the feeling of this being a giant robot. Part of it is things like the "windshield" just being a yellow paint on metal texture vs. a smooth texture or a glowing eye or something.
The hover just hits different, you'll never a single robot like it
I was thinking about this comment yesterday as I was trying to build a Demeter and it's really true. I think the Hover was the last robot released before Pixonic realigned their road map to a "meta churn" model... the style of it, both visual and the way it handles, have much more in common with a Boa or a Griffin than with the robots that came immediately after it, Spectre and Strider. I know Hover came out after the Korean dashbots, but it feels like it must have been designed before. Piloting a hover feels like piloting a Boa with jets.
I suspect part of that feeling is that Hover has a slower turn speed than a walking speed? Contributes to the feeling of this being a giant robot. Part of it is things like the "windshield" just being a yellow paint on metal texture vs. a smooth texture or a glowing eye or something.
Buena batalla yo soy el queda de primero.
hover is unique robot than intire robots in war robots