At Peace
OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION
- Intent: Update walker sub
- Image Source: Here
- Canon Link: AT-ST
- Permissions: Roble stuff
- Primary Source: N/A
PRODUCTION INFORMATION
- Manufacturer: Maji Ironworks
- Affiliation: Maji Ironworks
- Market Status: Closed-Market
- Model: M.I. Assault Walker
- Production: Minor
- Material: Impervium, Duranium, Laminanium, Glasteel, Stygian-triprismatic polymer, Durasteel, various other materials.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
- Classification: Armoured Walker
- Role: Assault Walker
- Size: Average
- Weight: Heavy
- Armaments: Very High
- 1x roof-mounted heavy repeater
- 1x dual-light turbolaser cannons
- 1x dual-heavy laser cannons
- 3x medium ordnance launchers
- 1x six-barrel rotary light particle cannon
- Defenses: High
- Composite armour consisting of impervium, duranium, laminanium and thermal gel
- Stun panels over the exterior armour
- Chaff launchers
- High-powered energy shield system.
- triprismatic polymer coating.
- Missile deactivation system
- Jamming suite
- Maneuverability Rating: Average
- Speed Rating: Average
- Propulsion: Bipedal legs
- Minimum Crew: 1 (Driver)
- Optimal Crew: 3 (Driver/gunner/commander)
- Passenger Capacity: 4 passengers
- Cargo Capacity: Low
SPECIAL FEATURES
- Sealed and pressurized crew compartment
- High quality cameras with glasteel covers
- Closing hatches and viewports for all crew members
- Integrated HUD for each crew member
- Secure, high-powered comms suite
- Independent life support and artificial gravity
- High-powered reactor and secondary generator
- Secure scanner and sensor suite with an ECM system
- Magnetized feet with deployable claws
- Laminanium layer in composite armour to seal any breaches in the fighting compartment
- Internal isolated storage space for rations, crew effects, and a drinking water tank
- autosteady gyro-gimbal built into the weapons, systems and main body
- Sophisticated targeting system connected to all onboard weapons and systems
- Winch mounted underneath central cannons
- Rear hatch for quick entry and exit
- Wire cutters mounted inside legs
- Swiveling pintle mount on commander’s hatch for optional repeater
STRENGTHS
- Platform: The walker is designed to act as a mobile form of fire support, packing heavy weaponry for use at a moment’s notice.
- Armour: The walker’s armour is thick with several layers of defense in case its primary shields and systems are bypassed.
- Passengers: The walker’s interior is roomy enough to transport a few passengers, or act as a vacant space for other roles if needed.
- Versatile: Several extra systems are put in place to allow the walker to function in virtually any kind of environment, as well as contingencies to try and mitigate its weaknesses.
WEAKNESSES
- Heavy: All of the armour and weapons make the vehicle very heavy for its comparatively small size.
- Mobility: Despite the bipedal legs helping to make it faster, it can be easily out maneuvered by smaller opposition.
- Tall: When tipped onto its side and off its feet, it can't get upright under its own power without some kind of external assistance.
- Shields: Due to its size and power constraints, the shield generator’s molecular systems have been disabled.
DESCRIPTION
Heavily inspired by the Imperial AT-ST design, the Assault Walker is designed to be a mobile machine built to take hits and provide incredible firepower. With formidable weaponry, advanced systems to keep it alive and fighting in almost any environment, and a very spacious and comfortable interior for long engagements, it is a multi-purpose vehicle capable of filling several roles..
But it is not flawless. Its legs are a very big weak spot even with all of its defenses to try and prevent sabotage. Its high silhouette and loud operational sound also makes it very easy to spot. Even when standing still or idling with its fighting compartment almost resting on the floor, it emits a loud hum from the engine and weapon systems running.
But even with its faults, it is a very strong vehicle capable of going up against other forms of armour on the battlefield and, at the very least, provide support for soldiers in areas where they need a form of cover or extra firepower against vehicles, buildings and personnel.
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