"The same ages-old question: 12.7mm Korribans or 20mm Kaeshanas. Both of these use slugs. The 12.7mm Korriban is a better weapon to use against infantry than the 20mm Kaeshana, and the 20mm Kaeshana is better against vehicles, but in both cases it is best to use armor-piercing slugs: these come in high-explosive varieties nowadays. The main question is: how many of each of these to outfit?"
I might know more about weapons than your average 15-year-old, but I'm not sure I would make my future Sith apprentices, if any, endure the tedium of endlessly being made to be grunts in design projects for military hardware. However what I will make them endure, is piloting attack craft: I often find Sith to overestimate certain things and underestimate others, especially if they actually wish to maintain order in the galaxy, and rule over it, she thought. Perhaps everyone and their dogs have accepted that the centipede walker that the main battery will be energy-based: heavy quad lasers, dual turbolasers or even quad turbolasers, which will be used to hunt down heavy vehicles. But [member="Tysk Willamina"] talks about a mesh that can be aged to give the armor plating the strength of beskar, and promises to be lighter than said beskar, if sufficiently aged: she estimates that a few hundred tons can be saved, bringing the behemoth from 3000 tons to 2500 tons or so. Plus the average repeater blaster fires at an effective rate comparable to the Korribans or Kaeshanas: 3-4 shots per second when firing, about 50% cooldown time between shots, for about 90-120 shots per minute.
"One would expect heavy walkers to be prime targets for Jedi as well as Sith, when facing armies with Jedi or Sith in tow; the reason why I prefer slugthrowers for the anti-infantry weapons has to do with the ammunition vs. lightsabers. You probably know that, while repeater blasters can be deflected by lightsabers, slugs cannot"
[member="Kami Meran"] [member="Candez Stoon"]