That's why i always strap as much armor on it as possible. The best thing about Atlas is it is going to be in every game. It is the most iconic mech followed by the MadCat. Ease of access is also why the Catapult is my fav mech. I can always find one easily. I'm never succeed in convincing people to give me a Yu Huang or Lao Hu.
It's a good day. Playing Rogue Tech, using my heavily modified K4, while listening to GDN talk about the Atlas! Pro's; massively armed and armoured. When you absolutely need to be able to dish out the pain, and receive it, this is the Mech for you. Con; God, this thing is slow! Heat management and ammo consumption can also be a problem. Even after all this time, still one of the deadliest Mechs on the battlefield.
@ValorJ Omega In a city is where the Urbie, Demolisher and SRM Carriers excel. In the open, they are nothing but targets. In a city though, if they get behind you, your not going to live long enough to regret your life decisions, no matter how big a mech your piloting.
Hello grim. As I have said before, I used the Mech Design Rules incorporated into the rules book to create my own Mech Variants and designs. One of these was the IR-MN 1. The IR-MN-1, or 'Iron Man' Mech was a total departure from 'standard' Mech design. It was designed to be a 'city fight' Mech design, to protect urban environments efficiently. Thus, the design rules of the game were used to make such a Mech. The Iron Man was a 100 ton Mech, loosely based upon the Atlas frame design. But other than the massive amounts of armor, and relative slow speed, was a totally new design. The Mech was powered, not by a Fusion Engine, but a very large Internal Combustion Engine (ICE). This alone meant that the Mech was very 'cool' in nature, but just as fast as it's cousin, the Atlas. Armored with the maximum possible amount of Ferro-Fiberous Armor, it was well protected indeed. For additional mobility, the IR-MN-1 also mounted three jump jets to allow it to maneuver both vertically, and horizontally around obstacles it could encounter in a damaged, or ruined, city environment. The design was armed with 20 MGs feeding out of 2 tons of ammo. It also mounted 10 Small Lasers. Since the design was powered by ICE, most Mechs overlooked it in a city setting... misidentifying it as a 'statue', or some sort of similar structure with only power enough to flash lights and shoot off fireworks for city celebrations. The shock of finding the Iron Man unit behind you, 'sandpapering' off your rear armor so that the multiple small lasers could 'core' your Mech was, in most cases, a lethal one that few survived to warn others of. To further the deception, the Iron Man would stand upon one half of a circular turntable mounting, with the other half taken up by a wall and the a fore mentioned 'party time statue'. In combat, the Iron Man would be rotated into the building's interior and thus obscured from sensors and 'hidden' by the huge 'statue' facing outwards into the street or plaza. Even if a foe 'wasted' firepower on the statues (they were 'encouraged' to do so, since the statues were programmed to 'fire' their lights and fireworks when a Mech was close enough), they would not destroy the hidden Iron Man behind the reinforced wall. After the Enemy Mech would advance past the now ruined statue, the turntable would rotate, exposing the Iron Man, which would step off the platform and advance to point blank range for it's attack. Thus practically coring the foe's machine in one Alpha Strike. After which, the Iron Man would return to it's turntable to be rotated back into hiding, or allowed to advance behind the enemy's Mechs to close and backstab some more. The Assault Class Jump Jets let the Mech soar over smaller buildings, or maneuver around corners much faster than either walking or running, and the Mech never failed to instill fear as 100 tons of death would appear in the rear facing camera arrays of the enemy's targeting system. The addition of TSM to the design merely let this massive Mech shatter smaller foes, weakened by the massed fire of MGs and small lasers, and the Mech itself carried enough armor to weather enemy fire easily while it closed to close combat ranges. Needless to say, this Mech design was also 'banned' by my Playing Group as being too weird to use, and just plain too nasty to fight inside city environments. Especially if given time to 'update' enough buildings to have 'Mech Bay' like doors... Enough that the number of such 'doors' would outnumber the Mechs defending by about 8 to 1. Since any such building would have at least four such doors, spaced along all it's sides, even if an Iron Man were within the building, it most likely would have an exit route to escape the collapse of the building due to enemy fire. Or, with the Enemy's Mechs thus distracted, the Iron Man would just charge into close combat range, Alpha Strike with all it's weapons, and then Punch or Kick the damaged Mech it faced and run off, or Jump away further into the depths of the City. Oh, filling at least a few buildings with the 'Party Time' mechs statues, instead of Iron Man units, would 'lull' the foe into a sense of confidence that the doors were designed merely to allow such statues to be housed out of the elements until the next city wide celebration. So, after finding 2 or 3 such statues, they might ignore such 'Mech Bays', allowing surprise charges into close combat and alpha striking to occur with horrific surprise to the pilots of the enemy Mechs. If memory serves me rightly, the Internal structure and Gyros were 'standard' designs. So really, the only 'expensive' part of the design was it's TSM and Ferro-Fiberous Armor. I cannot recall if I added 'one-shot' missiles as well, but I may have done so. It was so long ago, that memory fails me on that point. I do remember upgrading the Machine Guns with Heavy Machine Guns though.
I remember playing in high school my buddy Mike got so into 'can take out a company of light mechs' so we had a sortie and I would always flank and kill it. Never lost more than 2 mechs'. He lost his shit when I killed one with a fleet of Pegasus hover tanks.
What else can be said? A "mech so fearsome that fear itself shall be our ally", Gen. Alexander Kerenski on the Atlas. The Atlas is the quintessential machine of war designed out of generations and generations of war machine construction. Not only weapons and armor but even its Visage strikes terrific fear in the hearts of even the most hardened mech pilots. The only 1 on 1 match that will test an Atlas is a King Crab and possibly the Annilator. But make no mistake there will be a fatality, such an encounter means somebody isn't going home and somebody else is going to the hospital minus a few extremities. Even after all these centuries and including the arrival of the clans, only the Atlas can completely freeze the genetically designed blood of the true born clanner Pilots. This mech is an antique to the clans but when they encountered this legend in combat they quickly realized how much they underestimated the shear power of Gen Kerenskis brain child even when damaged and only rough repairs have been made and on to their utter defeat on tukyyid and onward through the awkward peacetime that followed. The Atlas continues to cut swathes through I.S and Clanner battle formations leaving behind grieving families and gutted battle mechs in its wake, that is the power of the mighty Atlas.
For those that do not know, the Atlas outer weapons can be replaced with building tool, for cutting up scrap and breaking down debris, in case when construction mechs are not around and their is plenty of scrap and salvage, it been done, this makes it a very flexible, mech, so do not be surprised if you see an Atlas picking up a Urby and taking him to repair or salvage docks,
@@GrimDarkNarrator Yet still its also the scariest thing about the Atlas is its melee perks, if you wait in cold water and let your foe come near you just by keeping the reactor on low you can ambush them, there are horror tales of Awesomes and Timber Wolves being ripped apart by Atlas's hands!
love the atlas. its my favorite book mech. though i love to heavily mod them. for instance, my merc clan fighter added captured weaponry consisting of 2 er ppcs, 2 gauss rifles and a streak srm4. oh, and jump jets.
Ah, it’s Thanksgiving and I finally got around to watching this video, and I was not disappointed! Such a cornucopia of destruction. Maybe it’s just because I favor big, heavy, slow deathbringers, but the Atlas is among my favorite Battlemechs. Plus it really does look intimidating.
That brings back memories. Mine was the AS7D-WM/1 ( WM Was for warmaster class pre 40k) I replaced all AC's and missle systems with medium pulse lasers and heavy pulse lasers kept both arms free of weapons for punch, punch, kick melee attacks. Mine was painted flat black with a sliver skull and was called the Grimm's reapers.
Here's a custom version of the Atlas: Armament: 2 LRM 10s, 1 SRM 6, 2 medium pulse lasers, 1 LB-20X autocannon, 2 ER Large lasers Paint job: Painted to look like it is wearing brown leather workboots, blue coveralls and a flannel shirt. Other customizations: Speakers that blast country or country-rock music at full volume. Meet the "Farmer Atlas".
No. It is a tanky command mech. It is one of the most heavily armored mech, even tougher than most clan mechs that cost twice the Atlas. It's firepower is weak compared to every other 100ton mech. A 85ton Longbow easily has more firepower. If you take out the jump jets from the Highlander, even that has more firepower
I have allot of history with one of these before the clan invasion Era, and some after when I modified one with 3rd level tech in the 3060s when I used a torso mounted cockpit, ultra small engine in the head to make it faster than any other assault mech in my arsenal, but with the twist of using a full head ejection system and one ton of arrow IV ammunition set to destroy the engine on impact to cause large amounts of damage to a single target at the cost of moving slower afterwards. It was mostly for sh*ts and giggles and I only played it twice in a non Canon setting.
@@GrimDarkNarrator NP, the Atlas was either the first or second assault mech I got my hands on after my highlanders were stolen the other contender being an awesome, it was in rough shape at first being a salvage job (the awesome was in great shape by comparison then again we bought that one), but once I had it running it was a reliable mech and was the primary mech for the first of my main characters until he retired. Never needed it for anyone else and his son pilots a unique assault mech of his own design like everything else in his unit. I'll wait until you talk about four leggers to bring up one of those.
10:06 that's my Atlas KR a very decent Mech but also packs a hell of a punch and it's a long range unit equipment special weapons like gauss rifle lrm 20 tier 5 ER lasers and heck you can even switch the cannons on the side torso having it a autocannon 20 burst fire this thing help me out a lot on the campaign story mode in recorder five mercenaries I was even on a hunt for it too took me more than three weeks during a time I first played but the good thing is I found it and I found the atlas HB which is pretty decent doesn't have the same weapons as a regular Atlas but it's similar with six medium lasers added to its arms to increase laser damage these two machines are powerful one is 48 and one is for 64 km an hour and the atlas k's they really help me out a lot with a lot of missile defense up to tier 5 they really stop a missile attack real fast feels like I'm being protected by a huge umbrella that protects me from missile fire and it's extremely effective to have those things around they couldn't stop bullets and lasers but they can stop missiles and thanks to the reinforce upgrade I made them twice as more powerful than they were before the inner armor and the outer armor have been increased with reinforced armor and now there are 100% more terrifying and unstoppable as they were and also this helped me a lot with this story of where it came from and where it was designed so thank you for making these laws I really enjoy them hearing about the marauder 2 king crab and the atlas these mechs are truly unstoppable sure they may be huge and slow but they have a lot of firepower and that's what they're good for having a lot of firepower and making sure every enemy fears them and heck I showed every single Nations what true fear is all about making sure to regret their decisions have ever going against me and even our fellow RUclipsr I use these Mechs for only good attacking only the ones that tried to destroy humanity and I'll make sure these battlemechs are you properly and in a good way as much as I can I definitely know battles can get ferocious at some points and ends but as long as I got the ultimate heroes that I have I'll never be defeated these battlemechs will be used for high train pros that are out there still that needed a flashback of memories to bring them home
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Atlas was always one of my favorite mechs, always had a giant target on it whenever I deployed it
Sometimes that's the point, a giant distraction.
@@JC-ze2et that is very true
That's why i always strap as much armor on it as possible. The best thing about Atlas is it is going to be in every game. It is the most iconic mech followed by the MadCat.
Ease of access is also why the Catapult is my fav mech. I can always find one easily. I'm never succeed in convincing people to give me a Yu Huang or Lao Hu.
Steiner scout mech
Perfect for making Kuritas die tired
It's a good day. Playing Rogue Tech, using my heavily modified K4, while listening to GDN talk about the Atlas!
Pro's; massively armed and armoured. When you absolutely need to be able to dish out the pain, and receive it, this is the Mech for you.
Con; God, this thing is slow! Heat management and ammo consumption can also be a problem. Even after all this time, still one of the deadliest Mechs on the battlefield.
durability and firepower come at a snail's pace :D
@ValorJ Omega In a city is where the Urbie, Demolisher and SRM Carriers excel. In the open, they are nothing but targets. In a city though, if they get behind you, your not going to live long enough to regret your life decisions, no matter how big a mech your piloting.
This is an excellent lore video! As much as I love 40K, I love to see Battletech lore as well. Keep it up.
Between you, Black Pants Legion, and Critical Rocket, it's a good time to be a Battletech fan! Love all your work GDN!
Thanks!
Hello grim.
As I have said before, I used the Mech Design Rules incorporated into the rules book to create my own Mech Variants and designs. One of these was the IR-MN 1. The IR-MN-1, or 'Iron Man' Mech was a total departure from 'standard' Mech design. It was designed to be a 'city fight' Mech design, to protect urban environments efficiently. Thus, the design rules of the game were used to make such a Mech.
The Iron Man was a 100 ton Mech, loosely based upon the Atlas frame design. But other than the massive amounts of armor, and relative slow speed, was a totally new design. The Mech was powered, not by a Fusion Engine, but a very large Internal Combustion Engine (ICE). This alone meant that the Mech was very 'cool' in nature, but just as fast as it's cousin, the Atlas. Armored with the maximum possible amount of Ferro-Fiberous Armor, it was well protected indeed.
For additional mobility, the IR-MN-1 also mounted three jump jets to allow it to maneuver both vertically, and horizontally around obstacles it could encounter in a damaged, or ruined, city environment.
The design was armed with 20 MGs feeding out of 2 tons of ammo. It also mounted 10 Small Lasers. Since the design was powered by ICE, most Mechs overlooked it in a city setting... misidentifying it as a 'statue', or some sort of similar structure with only power enough to flash lights and shoot off fireworks for city celebrations.
The shock of finding the Iron Man unit behind you, 'sandpapering' off your rear armor so that the multiple small lasers could 'core' your Mech was, in most cases, a lethal one that few survived to warn others of. To further the deception, the Iron Man would stand upon one half of a circular turntable mounting, with the other half taken up by a wall and the a fore mentioned 'party time statue'.
In combat, the Iron Man would be rotated into the building's interior and thus obscured from sensors and 'hidden' by the huge 'statue' facing outwards into the street or plaza. Even if a foe 'wasted' firepower on the statues (they were 'encouraged' to do so, since the statues were programmed to 'fire' their lights and fireworks when a Mech was close enough), they would not destroy the hidden Iron Man behind the reinforced wall.
After the Enemy Mech would advance past the now ruined statue, the turntable would rotate, exposing the Iron Man, which would step off the platform and advance to point blank range for it's attack. Thus practically coring the foe's machine in one Alpha Strike. After which, the Iron Man would return to it's turntable to be rotated back into hiding, or allowed to advance behind the enemy's Mechs to close and backstab some more.
The Assault Class Jump Jets let the Mech soar over smaller buildings, or maneuver around corners much faster than either walking or running, and the Mech never failed to instill fear as 100 tons of death would appear in the rear facing camera arrays of the enemy's targeting system.
The addition of TSM to the design merely let this massive Mech shatter smaller foes, weakened by the massed fire of MGs and small lasers, and the Mech itself carried enough armor to weather enemy fire easily while it closed to close combat ranges.
Needless to say, this Mech design was also 'banned' by my Playing Group as being too weird to use, and just plain too nasty to fight inside city environments. Especially if given time to 'update' enough buildings to have 'Mech Bay' like doors... Enough that the number of such 'doors' would outnumber the Mechs defending by about 8 to 1. Since any such building would have at least four such doors, spaced along all it's sides, even if an Iron Man were within the building, it most likely would have an exit route to escape the collapse of the building due to enemy fire. Or, with the Enemy's Mechs thus distracted, the Iron Man would just charge into close combat range, Alpha Strike with all it's weapons, and then Punch or Kick the damaged Mech it faced and run off, or Jump away further into the depths of the City.
Oh, filling at least a few buildings with the 'Party Time' mechs statues, instead of Iron Man units, would 'lull' the foe into a sense of confidence that the doors were designed merely to allow such statues to be housed out of the elements until the next city wide celebration. So, after finding 2 or 3 such statues, they might ignore such 'Mech Bays', allowing surprise charges into close combat and alpha striking to occur with horrific surprise to the pilots of the enemy Mechs.
If memory serves me rightly, the Internal structure and Gyros were 'standard' designs. So really, the only 'expensive' part of the design was it's TSM and Ferro-Fiberous Armor. I cannot recall if I added 'one-shot' missiles as well, but I may have done so. It was so long ago, that memory fails me on that point. I do remember upgrading the Machine Guns with Heavy Machine Guns though.
Input is much appreciated! :)
I remember playing in high school my buddy Mike got so into 'can take out a company of light mechs' so we had a sortie and I would always flank and kill it. Never lost more than 2 mechs'. He lost his shit when I killed one with a fleet of Pegasus hover tanks.
Funny story :)
What else can be said? A "mech so fearsome that fear itself shall be our ally", Gen. Alexander Kerenski on the Atlas. The Atlas is the quintessential machine of war designed out of generations and generations of war machine construction. Not only weapons and armor but even its Visage strikes terrific fear in the hearts of even the most hardened mech pilots. The only 1 on 1 match that will test an Atlas is a King Crab and possibly the Annilator. But make no mistake there will be a fatality, such an encounter means somebody isn't going home and somebody else is going to the hospital minus a few extremities.
Even after all these centuries and including the arrival of the clans, only the Atlas can completely freeze the genetically designed blood of the true born clanner Pilots. This mech is an antique to the clans but when they encountered this legend in combat they quickly realized how much they underestimated the shear power of Gen Kerenskis brain child even when damaged and only rough repairs have been made and on to their utter defeat on tukyyid and onward through the awkward peacetime that followed. The Atlas continues to cut swathes through I.S and Clanner battle formations leaving behind grieving families and gutted battle mechs in its wake, that is the power of the mighty Atlas.
Thanks for the share.
For those that do not know, the Atlas outer weapons can be replaced with building tool, for cutting up scrap and breaking down debris, in case when construction mechs are not around and their is plenty of scrap and salvage, it been done, this makes it a very flexible, mech, so do not be surprised if you see an Atlas picking up a Urby and taking him to repair or salvage docks,
That is both informative and heartwarming somehow :)
@@GrimDarkNarrator Yet still its also the scariest thing about the Atlas is its melee perks, if you wait in cold water and let your foe come near you just by keeping the reactor on low you can ambush them, there are horror tales of Awesomes and Timber Wolves being ripped apart by Atlas's hands!
Good vid man! Lookin forward to your other atlas vids!
Thanks.
love the atlas. its my favorite book mech. though i love to heavily mod them. for instance, my merc clan fighter added captured weaponry consisting of 2 er ppcs, 2 gauss rifles and a streak srm4. oh, and jump jets.
It's a great mech.
Ah, it’s Thanksgiving and I finally got around to watching this video, and I was not disappointed! Such a cornucopia of destruction.
Maybe it’s just because I favor big, heavy, slow deathbringers, but the Atlas is among my favorite Battlemechs. Plus it really does look intimidating.
Definitely one of the most famous Battlemechs ever made.
u forgot the AS7D-DC
my fav mech in early day's MWO.
2 UA5 3 SRM6A 2ML ECM and a standert 300.
i called it the ultra-splatlus.
man that thing was fun.
It is almost impossible to talk about the Atlas without having your voice drop an octave.
You's not sure how it came to this but you's just don't feel right piloting an atlas without a beer and a smoke.
-Squierrly Dan
Atlas is the favourite mech of my Dads half- cousin's sister!! She loved to play it in the 90s with MW2
That brings back memories. Mine was the AS7D-WM/1 ( WM Was for warmaster class pre 40k) I replaced all AC's and missle systems with medium pulse lasers and heavy pulse lasers kept both arms free of weapons for punch, punch, kick melee attacks. Mine was painted flat black with a sliver skull and was called the Grimm's reapers.
Horus would be proud.
@@GrimDarkNarrator L.O.L don't tell Grimaldus!
"Bigger, better & more badass"
Stellar job as always m8! 👍👍
Thanks.
Great Video:) The Atlas is an old favorite!
Here's a custom version of the Atlas:
Armament: 2 LRM 10s, 1 SRM 6, 2 medium pulse lasers, 1 LB-20X autocannon, 2 ER Large lasers
Paint job: Painted to look like it is wearing brown leather workboots, blue coveralls and a flannel shirt.
Other customizations: Speakers that blast country or country-rock music at full volume.
Meet the "Farmer Atlas".
I approve of this design.
And make sure you paint its head like a hockey mask. Then you have a Jason Voorhees Atlas.
Oh Arh get orf my land
The only 'Mech slow enough to lose a race with a glacier, and the only 'Mech that could blow that glacier up!
There's some mechs with arguably even more firepower around.
@@GrimDarkNarrator cool do you have names and/or videos of them?.
Finally FAtlas!
Best scout mech. Nobody reports about your presence after being hit by AC20.
Words to live by.
...Usually used this Mech for fire support--especially once LosTech became available when I mounted an Arrow IV system on it!
No. It is a tanky command mech. It is one of the most heavily armored mech, even tougher than most clan mechs that cost twice the Atlas. It's firepower is weak compared to every other 100ton mech. A 85ton Longbow easily has more firepower. If you take out the jump jets from the Highlander, even that has more firepower
Mmm, that original Fasa line art.
I have allot of history with one of these before the clan invasion Era, and some after when I modified one with 3rd level tech in the 3060s when I used a torso mounted cockpit, ultra small engine in the head to make it faster than any other assault mech in my arsenal, but with the twist of using a full head ejection system and one ton of arrow IV ammunition set to destroy the engine on impact to cause large amounts of damage to a single target at the cost of moving slower afterwards. It was mostly for sh*ts and giggles and I only played it twice in a non Canon setting.
Thanks for the share.
@@GrimDarkNarrator NP, the Atlas was either the first or second assault mech I got my hands on after my highlanders were stolen the other contender being an awesome, it was in rough shape at first being a salvage job (the awesome was in great shape by comparison then again we bought that one), but once I had it running it was a reliable mech and was the primary mech for the first of my main characters until he retired. Never needed it for anyone else and his son pilots a unique assault mech of his own design like everything else in his unit. I'll wait until you talk about four leggers to bring up one of those.
10:06 that's my Atlas KR a very decent Mech but also packs a hell of a punch and it's a long range unit equipment special weapons like gauss rifle lrm 20 tier 5 ER lasers and heck you can even switch the cannons on the side torso having it a autocannon 20 burst fire this thing help me out a lot on the campaign story mode in recorder five mercenaries I was even on a hunt for it too took me more than three weeks during a time I first played but the good thing is I found it and I found the atlas HB which is pretty decent doesn't have the same weapons as a regular Atlas but it's similar with six medium lasers added to its arms to increase laser damage these two machines are powerful one is 48 and one is for 64 km an hour and the atlas k's they really help me out a lot with a lot of missile defense up to tier 5 they really stop a missile attack real fast feels like I'm being protected by a huge umbrella that protects me from missile fire and it's extremely effective to have those things around they couldn't stop bullets and lasers but they can stop missiles and thanks to the reinforce upgrade I made them twice as more powerful than they were before the inner armor and the outer armor have been increased with reinforced armor and now there are 100% more terrifying and unstoppable as they were and also this helped me a lot with this story of where it came from and where it was designed so thank you for making these laws I really enjoy them hearing about the marauder 2 king crab and the atlas these mechs are truly unstoppable sure they may be huge and slow but they have a lot of firepower and that's what they're good for having a lot of firepower and making sure every enemy fears them and heck I showed every single Nations what true fear is all about making sure to regret their decisions have ever going against me and even our fellow RUclipsr I use these Mechs for only good attacking only the ones that tried to destroy humanity and I'll make sure these battlemechs are you properly and in a good way as much as I can I definitely know battles can get ferocious at some points and ends but as long as I got the ultimate heroes that I have I'll never be defeated these battlemechs will be used for high train pros that are out there still that needed a flashback of memories to bring them home
Nice work :)
saw this and I'm like, wait a minute... HOW DID THIS NOT ALREADY GET COVERED??
Always figured I'd seem too hipster if I covered this. But it had to be done.
@@GrimDarkNarrator DARTH VADER BREATHING: I HOPE SO GDN... FOR YOUR SAKE.
Make sure you do....ADMIRAL Piett!
@@GrimDarkNarrator THE INNER SPHERE IS ALERTED TO OUR PRESENCE. GENERAL KERENSKY JUMPED OUT OF HYPERSPACE TOO CLOSE THE SYSTEM😂
How did I not get notified for this? Stupid youtube... Alerts reset. Back to watching the viedo. :]
Played mech warrior years ago and Altas was my favorite I would pop the cockpits at will and made tons of money with it only drawback was speed
the core recovered on helm that helped the development of this thing was a result of the exploits of the Grey Death right?
That is true.
The big boy has arived
Rich mans Orion
lol. a 75 ton MadCat costs double the Atlas
Paint it green and it's The Incredible Hulk.
many moons ago, my roleplaying club, tried the lore about a battalion against an atlas, downgraded it too a company of 20t lights, atlas lost badly
There's only so many things you can target with just one mech :)
@@GrimDarkNarrator correct and not enough rear armour
Could you do the annihilator next please?
It's on a possible topics list. I'll try adding it to a future next poll.
@@GrimDarkNarrator Thank you! Love these lore videos!
👍
Like most assault mechs the Atlas is slow. Slow with a capital S. Also I prefer to replace the AC 20 with an AC 10.
Still faster than an Urbanmech :D
@@GrimDarkNarrator Yeah but why would you take an Atlas with an AC10 when you could have three mighty Urbies? It's a simple choice, people!
When you equip one with an ultra AC20......zehahahahahaaaa!!!!
I wish you would stop bashing the Urbanmech. It is perfect for it's designed role. Just not anything else.
GDN is kind when it comes to the Urbie...
Now Tex of the Black Pants Legion...
Only joking around. I got nothing against the Urbanmech :)
You should add some more of your own opinion instead of just quoting SARNA word for word. Makes for a more stimulating video. ;)