Armored Core AC Showcase - Lego's Piece (AC Last Raven)

Another 'clown' AC I made. Equipped with dual back missiles, relation missile extensions, inside napalm rockets, a spread bazooka, a blade and an AST handgun stored in hangar. It is also overweight, limiting its overall speed. But even with this laughable configuration, underestimating its damage output is to risk certain death.
Shout out to ‪@SomeNamelessNobody‬ for inspiration

[@IsaacMoring-g2j]

New toys from Lego Armored Core! Each set sold separately!

[@SomeNamelessNobody]

As much as I love bazookas, that thing is one of the few I had to give up on sense it just feels so inconsistent. I do however find the napalm rockets good if you can get the hit with them and I say if because my god is it hard to hit rockets in this game and I hate how they alternate the arms because that really messes with aiming. That Pulverizer did not stand a chance against the extra blade damage quads do. And nice touch giving the cutscene its own music. Also I have been curious why you use type-b controls over type-a sense you like to use inside parts in your builds. But you are good at using type-b that is for sure.

[@touchgrasspeep]

Well this build was intended for humor rather than actual function, which is why I went with this particular bazooka as opposed to another viable weapon. And yea, I do find the inside part aiming goofy as hell, it’s been like that since AC3. The reason why I use Type B is simple: I grew up with it, & thus my mind has adapted to it. I’ve tried Type A controls once before but my muscle memory refuses to adapt to it, so I remain with type B even for builds like this.

[@foenrik8941]

Well done indeed. 11:40 - Meanwhile at the Legion of Annoyances : "Oh great. Did Stinger do this?" "Nah, he'd be in Phantasma waiting for us. He only runs away when someone's there to see it and get yelled at." 15:32 - "Tonight I dine on clown scrap--OW! Hey, stop that!" "NO."