OMG it's a walking box with arms and a head! For a robot, it's a relatively good creation, but I'd round out the body with some merged-in ramps and a semicircular arrangement of boxes. Also, when the hornets take off, wont the energy barriers just stay floating there?
The simplicity of this thing is what surprises me. It is very wide, but very thin thickness-wise, and uses no interlocking based on the single pic. (That reminds me - usually, one pic doesn't cut it in terms of post standards. But seeing as this build is so simple, one pic explains everything) Personally, I'd configure this map so that it can be played with the built-in objective gametypes, with the defenders on the robot and the attackers in the base, giving the defenders a seperate, safe respawn zone with teleporters to the bot. Then configure the map for playability on objective gametypes and you're set for a bunch of DL's. I'll add to this post later when I get a chance to go through in Forge. EDIT: I'll admit it - I was wrong about the interlocking. There was a little bit in the body and arms, and the Scorpions are interlocked with the "wrists." One little tip for a next version - don't interlock the Scorpion. It glitches out and causes the game to lag a bit. Instead, when forging, have a second controller or friend hold a Scorpion where you want it, place a barricade where you want it, then use the save-quit-restart technique for floating objects to eventually immobilize it. Check out the Forging 101 section for more on this technique. Otherwise, this build is pretty cool. It's given me a few ideas for my next project. And, to the below post, almost all the objects used in this build are immovable, so this build is stationary. For that matter, I've never seen a robot that can move, let alone walk.
that is one... JIGANTORRRRRRRR robot you got there. it looks really good. lol I love how wide it is 4/5
Is that a wraith as the facial details?If it is you forgot to mention it in the descript.Its big but looks bulky.Try merging to give it a distinct shape. 3/5