dudecore-collapse supernovawhich has been kloned multiple times after its debut
Quote from: Pwnator on November 10, 2012, 11:27:35 PMdudecore-collapse supernovawhich has been kloned multiple times after its debutCCS Doesn't have a Half-sheet.
Quote from: Gauche Suede on November 10, 2012, 11:31:31 PMQuote from: Pwnator on November 10, 2012, 11:27:35 PMdudecore-collapse supernovawhich has been kloned multiple times after its debutCCS Doesn't have a Half-sheet.it's like saying crawling with knives isn't a nwb klone because it has 2 less drive motors
Quote from: Gauche Suede on November 10, 2012, 11:31:31 PMQuote from: Pwnator on November 10, 2012, 11:27:35 PMdudecore-collapse supernovawhich has been kloned multiple times after its debutCCS Doesn't have a Half-sheet. CCS had a half sheet since 2 years ago. Anyone who has 123AI can check.
Well what do you suggest so that this bot doesn't look like a CCS klone?
Oh okay, disregard everything i said (but the bot has top protection and a wider attack radius).
Yes, Crawl Through Knives IS Neglected Waterbug with less drive and more armor, weapons. But it doesn't make it a clone.
Quote from: Gauche Suede on November 10, 2012, 11:48:42 PMOh okay, disregard everything i said (but the bot has top protection and a wider attack radius).At what cost? Lost of Invertibility from the side panel and slower acceleration/stability due to closer wheel base?Edit: The problem isn't that you are cloning bots, it is when you claim originality and improvement without fully grasping why the bot was the way it was in the first place. I have reasons to not build all my bots with battery box chassis you know. I suggest downloading NAR AI v1.1 and focus on building something different, instead of taking other people's bot and just make the chassis smaller. You might find this game much more enjoyable too.
Quote from: 123savethewhales on November 10, 2012, 11:55:36 PMQuote from: Gauche Suede on November 10, 2012, 11:48:42 PMOh okay, disregard everything i said (but the bot has top protection and a wider attack radius).At what cost? Lost of Invertibility from the side panel and slower acceleration/stability due to closer wheel base?Edit: The problem isn't that you are cloning bots, it is when you claim originality and improvement without fully grasping why the bot was the way it was in the first place. I have reasons to not build all my bots with battery box chassis you know. I suggest downloading NAR AI v1.1 and focus on building something different, instead of taking other people's bot and just make the chassis smaller. You might find this game much more enjoyable too.The bot's invertible.
Out of curiosity, why does the amount of comments in your showcase concern you so much? Is it because you want more feedback to become a better builder? Is it because you want praise for your accomplishments or designs? I will give you some honest feedback here that might help you. You give a lot of feedback and suggestions in other showcases. Some suggestions are good and some are terrible. It results in you getting praise for your guidance or scolded for your ignorance. Because of that, I (personally) have no motivation to give you advice in your showcase and that might be the case with others as well because I really have no idea what advice you take seriously. You will likely get the best advice from 123stw, Nary, or Urjak because they seem to have a great grasp on the "effective" side of DSL building. (which appears to be where you aim)There is a bunch of us on the "IRL" Bot side of building that wont be able to give you good feedback other than "Looks cool bra! Good job!" Also, bear in mind, because this game is a billion years old... DSL "effective" building has mostly reached it's peak. Improvisations are hard to come by and innovation is almost impossible to claim. IRL and "Coolness Factor" Will always have a lot more room for praise because you can never truly reach the peak of imagination and innovation. Want some comments? Try to make a replica. Try to make an IRL bot that is incredibly different and imaginative. Disregard effective building and explore. See how that goes for you.
4 ants for 4WD Mags and a dual perm ? not irl.
Quote from: Naryar on November 18, 2012, 03:33:41 AM4 ants for 4WD Mags and a dual perm ? not irl.there's 6 ants.
4 6 ants for 4WD Mags and a dual perm ? not irl.
I've been seeing a fair bit of discussion about whether or not a particular battery setup is IRL and thought this would be the place to weigh in on it-In Nyx, I use a 1lb battery to power 3 fairly powerful motors in a 30lb robot, though one is intermittent use.that works out to 3.333% of the weight of the robot being battery. In the case of a RA2 LW, that means roughly 8.33lbs should be battery for an equivalent drive/weapon system, which in the case of Nyx, has enough battery for two full matches before needing a recharge while using the equivalent of 1.3 ants for the whole system.In the case of Moros, I use ~2lbs of batteries, so 16.5lbs for two drive motors and 1 weapon motor, however in this case as well, I have far more battery than I need in Moros, but even then, it would still only use the equivalent of 2.5 ants for three motors.Real world battery technology has blown right by the "capacity" ratings in DSL, and I think if you really want to set hard "capacity" rules, it should be more weight percentage based than number of cell based. If a real world robot is using more than about 5% of their weight for batteries most of the time they've either got an insane weapon system or old battery technology.
those hammers look out of place imo