Sounds simple enough, but when I was looking at one tournament rules I saw something about "AI-ing" your bot.
I know what this means, but I have not the slightest clue how to AI, is that vital for a tourney or will the host AI a bot if the sender can't?
Generally, the host is prepared to ai. But it is better if you can yourself.
If you can't, then you can still be helpful by placing and naming smartzones yourself (If needed) and wiring the robot correctly.
Anyway, constructive criticism time!
Reliant:
TMW3r's aren't enough for that much weaponery, I would make the chassis a rectangle and use Perm 132's mounted on ME's instead.
Tite10 is generally severe overkill for most robots, IRL or not. Tite5/Pl10 should suffice.
Widen the wheelbase, it'll help with stability.
The Extra DSL bars on the discs seem uncessesary and use up weight. I would remove them personally.
If you want to keep it invertible, I would instead use a dsl bar instead of a small ant/axle combo.
Beheader:
I would use a bigger set of wheels and remove the spikes to allow for invertiblity. Possibly techno's or something.
That steel extender is just one big target, if you move the me closer to the front of the robot you can shorten it.
From a visual standpoint I like the axes, but if you're looking for combat efficiency, there's a reason you don't see them around much. :P
I would change that castor on that disc to a typhoon spike or a beater bar.
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