BATTLETECH: The Guillotine

[@theJPdesign]

It goes, it goes, it goes, it goes, it goes, it goes, it goes, it goes

[@aliceorion2118]

HYUH

[@kevinsupple5382]

Deathgrips!

[@tinfoilhat3268]

STAY NOIDED

[@Bomfunker91]

Legit contender for biggest glow-up in the collected ilClan mech art. The updated Guillotine is *gorgeous*.

[@alexanderbaez9911]

"It's like the Baron... But it works"

[@chrisdavis2319]

I keep hearing "Madam Guillotine" from "The Scarlet Pimpernel": Swing! Sing! Savor the sting As she severs you - Madam Guillotine! Slice! Come, Paradise! Our Delilah will Shave you razor-clean!

[@joshuaturnquist5538]

I find it interesting that unlike most other Comstar associated mechs, this mech survived enough to be only uncommon. The RAT tables in Total Warfare puts in Mercenary, Pirate, Kurita, and Marik tables, while many other Comstar mechs are only for Comstar.

[@BlueSmoke216]

Right? I checked the MUL, and depending on the variant and if it's IIC or not, almost everyone has some access to the Guillotine, at some time. From Terra to the Periphery, from the distant Clan Homeworlds to the bustling industries of the Inner Sphere, the Guillotine is the unsung hero.

[@rollingthunder55]

I love using this as a night fighter in skirmisher lances. Lots of fire power and that wonderful search light.

[@kagetemplar]

I like how the cockpit is below the shoulders. Very prudent design decision.

[@SeedemFeedemRobots]

one of my favorite less well known mechs. the name invokes the sense that these mechs are the Star League's sanction against those who incur their ire, going in like hitmen with their jumpjets to navigate obstacles that stand in the way of the condemned. its a mech i wish was more popular in depicted mechs in the series as something that are deployed alongside Warhammers as close in brawler where the Warhammers follow behind providing ranged fire.

[@Gigas0101]

Laser-heavy loadouts, reach out and torch someone. This bad boy reminds me of the grasshopper, but the use of an SRM-6 over an LRM-5 feels like the better choice overall. I always wondered if this design was from the makers of the Awesome, Zeus, or Mauler due to how the shoulders and arms looked in the older art.

[@sim.frischh9781]

The Guillotine is one mech i really like yet which seems basically NO representation in any work, whether it´s novel, games or video. It even got a CLAN VERSION for f*cks sake! Jim Nelson´s early image of the full frontal Guillotine was one of the best depictions in the 2750 TRO. Chris Lewis and Leon Gor stayed true to it, and the Sam Wood CCG images look excellent as well. Same with the upodated interpretation by Alan Blackwell that´s now the official artwork, this mech really looks GOOD. And hits like a FREIGHT TRAIN.

[@BigRed40TECH]

I think the Guillotine was in MW2: Mercenaries. I *think*.

[@sim.frischh9781]

@@BigRed40TECH One out of, what, 6 games? No, if you consider the MechCommander games we´re at least at 8, more even if you take the Somerset Striker games into account as well. I would say the term "underrepresentation" is appropriate here. And i RARELY use it.

[@Xhaleon]

It's in an odd spot where these game designers will rarely think they can fit the Guillotine in. I'm in the same boat of not liking how unused it is. Aesthetically less important than Unseens so it had a lower priority when the former were returning, gameplay wise for electronic media its optimized for a single sink design and so is less "interesting" than inadequately sinked alternatives. No excuse for books though. And I don't recall it being in the MC games, did you mistake the old Awesome for it?

[@gregdomenico1891]

@@BigRed40TECH It wasn't in MW2 Mercs. The Mauler is, but not the Guillotine. Only games Iv'e seen it in are the HBS mods, BTA and Rogue Tech. The original, downgraded and IIC are modded in.

[@observationsfromthebunker9639]

@@Xhaleon The books like to use the popular battlemechs du jour in order to keep up with the times. More obscure mechs are lucky to show up even as mob warriors.

[@fedupN]

MAH BOI! Loved this thing in the CCG and on the Tabletop. Basically, right up there with the Grasshopper. Mobile, durable, hits just pretty dang hard.

[@PostalService85]

I learned to love the Guillotine from the CCG, where it is also an excellent choice for DFAs.

[@Timberjac]

It's basically the grandfather of the Grasshopper, with some more technology (strange to be such a veteranly old design versus the Grasshopper that is tremendously more modern) and changing the SRM capacity of the Guillotine for LRM for the Grasshopper, but the biggest difference, is that the Grasshopper is somewhat more prepared for melee combat, both for its hand actuators and for the position of the Large Laser. The Guillotine strangely has no royal version despite its age.

[@MM22966]

No Royal version that you KNOW of! Who knows what records were lost in the Fall?

[@Timberjac]

@@MM22966 It is tremendously unlikely that a mech with that antiquity had a royal variant and was not known, when it was known about the existence of projects such as the Annihilator, which were really late and disappeared from history in exile and yet were identified when Wolf's Dragons appeared in the inner sphere. And once the memory core was discovered, it's hard that there wouldn't have been a copy of something as old as a "royal" Guillotine. It may have happened... yes, but it is really unlikely that something like this would have disappeared from history.

[@observationsfromthebunker9639]

Well you can always get a Guillotine sheet out, do some math, and make a royal version for yourself. Then you can regale other players with a fine tale of finding the sole surviving Royal prototype and single-handedly fighting off an entire Bandit King's gang to acquire it and the hot blonde wrench wench who was getting it back to spec.

[@MM22966]

@@observationsfromthebunker9639 I would pay to read that Battletech novel.

[@observationsfromthebunker9639]

@@MM22966 I'm the usual game master for my Saturday evening RPG group, so I can do a story hook in no time flat! 😁 That sort of novel would be a Battletech version of one of the stock story formulas that kept men like Louis L'Amour writing as a career. A grittier version would be based on Elmore Leonard's take.

[@heirofaniu]

The Guillotine is one of those mechs that just works. Slap it on basically any lance and it'll make itself useful, it helps that it's also one of the less derpy of the FASA era designs. Sure you can nitpick it's design flaws, and it does have a fair few of those, but at the end of the day you cannot deny it's versatility or it's staying power particularly against other mechs that excel in urban environments like the Victor or Hunchback.

[@theapostatejack8648]

The Guillotine is a staggeringly good mech, and the Clan Coyote refit shows this in spades. All their technicians did was swap out the heatsinks for slightly fewer doubles then make use of the saved weight to enhance the energy weapons significantly (to the point where the heatsinks have no hope of coping with the combined output of an ER PPC, two ER Mediums and a pair of Large Pulse Lasers), and replace the SRM-6 with a streamlined Clan version.

[@jollyjohnthepirate3168]

The Guillotine works best in Table Top as a flanking mech. As a part of a heavy lance it's best used to jump into position after the enemy has reacted to whatever the other friendly mechs are doing. When it gets up close and personal it acts like a can opener on opposing mechs.

[@Bluehairedgirl89]

Ah the Guillotine, now this is a mech that I know well and I have so much respect for it! It’s a old warhorse but still damn good at what it does and the fact that it’s been produced so long and is so rugged means that they are easy to find out in the periphery. They arnt as common as some mechs like the Thunderbolt but they are still easy enough to find and supply. And when you put a pilot in one then that have a good chance of coming back alive. I have a fair amount of experience with this machine as well, I trained in the simulator with all of my units mechs and especially my Mama’s t-bolt but when I was made a official Mechwarrior apprentice I was assigned to apprentice with Corporal Torres, who piloted the Guillotine in my mama’s heavy lance. I was expected to learn how to pilot her machine and to be able to take it into combat if she was sick, injured, or killed. So I got a lot of hands on training with it and I was involved in a few fights inside one before I finally was assigned by Hatchetman. But I can attest to the durability of this machine, Corporal Torres was a hood Mechwarrior and a aggressive brawler. I watched her bring that machine limping back to the hanger half scrapped after jump jetting alone into the middle of a enemy lance and taking them apart with pure speed and violence. This is a machine that can bring a pilot home. It may be old but it’s still a good war machine.

[@Bluehairedgirl89]

(Thank you for the work you put into this video.)

[@robrib2682]

*seethes in Vulcan pilot*

[@Bluehairedgirl89]

@@robrib2682 And what’s got you all steamed up there mech jock?

[@robrib2682]

@@Bluehairedgirl89 best thing I've ever piloted was a Clint, take a guess

[@Bluehairedgirl89]

@@robrib2682 Ahhhh… I think I get what your getting at. Yeah, the Clint is a pretty good machine but Lord and Lady help you if it takes battle damage, you need to do maintenance, or find spare parts. As for the Vulcan, mixed feelings there. I’m a periphery mech warrior so I’m used to fighting infantry and armour far more often than mechs, and I’ve fought against more insurgencies than I can count. So I see the value of the machine and I’ve even thanked the gods a few times seeing it on the field. But it’s just so specialized and is so under armed to fight other mechs I can’t help but view it as kinda a death trap. Of course none of this is taking into account a lot of the fancy advance tech inner sphere variants of course. I’m sticking to the basics here because that’s what I know.

[@J0hnnieP]

With some friends, I play Battletech on a huge hex map (that barely fit into the felt surface of a pool table) back in the mid-80s and this was one of the models we'd picked up from a local hobby store! We even had an Urban mech that was properly upgraded and kicked some serious butt. Loved all of 'em!!

[@michaelkeha]

probably my favorite 70 tonner and really easy to upgrade since even the base model is very clear and easy to upgrade just by giving it doubles and using the extra weight for so much more

[@stormcrow28]

The Guillotine is one of the best mechs out of 2750. It's well armed, well armored, comparatively low cost in BV, and is a great brawler or guard for sniper/fire support designs like Archers, Marauders, and so on. You can also use them alongside cavalry units such as Grasshoppers, Tempests, jump capable Thunderbolts like the 8M from the Rec Guide, and more. The Davions ended up with one in the 3060s with the 8D, swapping out the SHS for doubles, adding in a Streak 6, 4 ER ML, 2 ER LL, and a TC for an excellent strike unit. The Wobbie variants are a mixed bag of either IJJ snipers or the WB which has terrible heat sinking capacity (10 DHS)for 4 ER ML, an LRM-15 with one ton of ammo, and a Heavy PPC, of coursing using C3i. I'm not sold on eithe of the Wobbie variants or the traditional post Jihad C3 Slave/Guardian ECM replacement the ROTSies and the Leauge succesor states decided to use. Personally I think the original, the 5M, the 8D and the latest 7M are the best of the bunch, preserving and enhancing the medium or long range energy firepower backed by a full up 6 rack. It's always nice when Marik cam get nice things, and the Guillotine is one.

[@paulsim7589]

Ahh i love the machine. I used to use one in my games. The large laser being able to 'flip" as used almosr as often as leaping over mech to shoot 'em in the back. I'm not sure I'm a fan of all the updated images of it. Thanks for the video

[@phelanbutonyoutube]

Top 5 Heavy mech for me, its what the grasshopper wants to be

[@Sapper21b10]

I love the Guillotine. Whenever I play, it's in my roster if I can fit it in. I like pairing it up with a grasshopper running as its wingman.

[@kennethelkins-wulff9644]

That's what I do as well. Stick it with a Grasshopper and let them go nuts. It's fun!!!

[@WilliamSlayer]

I've never even heard of this one! Thanks so much for including it.

[@blue95kun]

It’s definitely an interesting design to use. Only deal breaker for me is it’s cable issues with it’s large lasers.

[@observationsfromthebunker9639]

Never used this one, but then again it was & still is a rare bird. Definitely an eighties FASA design, humaniform but with two gun arms, and shoulder pads to beat Delta Burke, lordy lordy! It works very nicely with other heavies in the 70-75 ton range, but it can also be a big brother to the Mediums as well. Pretty good laser boat all around, would use it if one came my way in any game.

[@jdmmike7225]

Great vid. Definitely a killer brawler & bruiser. But now we get to my favorite, The Black Knight!!!!!! I know it'll be a bit but it'll be worth it 👍

[@BigRed40TECH]

Next up is the Flashman. Black Knight will be the last mech I cover from 2750, just due to the video being longer.

[@jdmmike7225]

@@BigRed40TECH Aww, I thought I saw a post where it said Black Knight was after Hussar & Guillotine. Oh well.

[@estebanbonilla5052]

Good stuff keep at it! I love my Guillotine as not only a fun mech but one of my humanoide head not on their shoulders mech :)

[@adamflaherty9909]

Oh, look. An inner sphere mech made by someone without a death wish. Then again clanners also have a death wish. Actually, everyone in BT seems to have a death wish, save maybe the pilots who use this survivable beauty.

[@baker90338]

Counter argument, centurion

[@Angel7black]

@@baker90338 counter argument from the clans Timber Wolf, Direwolf, Warhammer IIC. Hell the clans had all the chance in the world to make the Warhammer IIC basically a faster and even heavier firepower mech. Instead they focused almost entirely on fixing the warhammers biggest weakness, its armor. Not every clan is on a Jade Falcon/Smoke Jaguar suicide run

[@baker90338]

@@Angel7black to steal a term described in TV Tropes, the mechs you refer to as built with a deathwish are referred to (at least by clanners) as “solhama suicide sleds”

[@bobschneider7544]

The Ghee O' Teen is always a fun add to a list. :)

[@ChaosTicket]

By itself the 3025 Guillotine is just so-so. Its average, but with a distinct weakness in lacking much in weapon range. Its main benefit is its heavy jump jets. The GLT-7M model is an upgrade replacing the Large Laser to an Extended Range PPC, replacing the Medium Lasers with 2 medium range Light PPCs, the SRM-6 with a Streak SRM-6, and using Double Heat Sinks to manage this. The GLT-8d uses 4 Extended Range Medium Lasers, 2 Extended Range Large Lasers, and a Streak SRM-6 with Double Heat Sinks. Now the Guillotine IIC, hehe, it uses clan weapons as a substantial upgrade. It mount a Clan-grade ER PPC, 2 Clan Large Pulse Lasers with long range, 2 Clan ER Medium Lasers equivalent to the original Guillotine's Large Laser, and an SRM-6.

[@rotwang2000]

Between mechs optimized to murder anything in their path and mechs that look like the Duke brothers had another crazy bet, the Guillotine is a solid middle-of-the-road brawler. The funniest bit is that it borrows its looks from the Martians from the 1953 version of War of the Worlds.

[@yecnay25]

Love this thing, always run one in my heavy lance in HBS Battletech

[@dmitch1983]

I've been waiting for this one

[@Cbabilon675]

You know for the longest time when I first started playing BattleTech I thought it was a 65 ton mech. And I built it accordingly. Once I found out it was a 70 toner however I really had fun with it. Putting four light ppcs and er large laser and I put an mml5 in place of the SRM 6 with an Artemis, and also a targeting computer.

[@PopeMetallicus]

Especially with the jump jets, this thing is a beast in rough terrain or at night. A must have for any SLDF unit

[@yoloman3607]

I always thought this thing looked like an underfed Awesome or Zeus with a big lamp.

[@kglguy]

This might be my second favorite 'mech. I would certainly give it a spot in a lance...with three hussars.

[@sonofeyeabovealleffoff5462]

Everytime I look at this thing, I'm reminded of that Tri-Eye lobe the 1953 War of the Worlds' Martians have.

[@DragonMagi]

I like the Guillotine even more than the Grasshopper I think, purely for that little bit of extra cooling.

[@steveharrison76]

See, this is what I mean. COMMIT. Get that large laser off, put a medium on there and pile on the armour. You’ll backshoot the enemy in a single volley with those jump jets. If it can take them, slap on some small lasers as well. The amount of armour you’re carrying makes it hard for the bad guys to respond, if they are still around. At least, that’s how I run my grasshopper, which this does seem very close to, indeed. Don’t plink away at them with a single large laser! Commit to the Alpha Strike! HIT ALL THE BUTTONS, I’M FIRIN’ MAH LAYZORS!!! (And the missiles I guess, for the pyrotechnics!) Basically, if it doesn’t look like a rock concert when it fires, I’m not interested. (Joking, natch! Sounds like a good ‘mech!)

[@chaosknight9131]

Ah the Classic Star League city fighter, a worthy rival to surviving designs like Victor in any bout

[@Reverb154]

I called my first Guillotine the Queen of Hearts!

[@Sam-Jones]

looks almost like an AWESOME.

[@wikiwing348]

One of my favorite mechs

[@Gryfont]

Always one of my favorite mechs

[@Linkous12]

3:06 I hear that Mechcommander music.

[@Zattack19]

You ever going to do extinct mechs? Such as Rampage, Phoenix, Dragoon and others?

[@BigRed40TECH]

When I hit the relevant Technical Readout. These are done in order of TRO, outside of voted on, Dark Age Mechs.

[@roguerifter9724]

I''ve never understood why there is no official all energy weapon variant of the design. I used to run 4L variants which removed the SRM-6 for an extra Medium Laser while restoring the heat sinks to the 3N level, or 4Ps stripping the SRM-6 and ammo for the PPC and two extra heat sinks instead of reducing the armor. And In the Star League era I sometimes ran 3Ns which removed the SRM and ammo for two Medium Lasers and two heat sinks. The Guillotine IIC I ran stripping the SRM-6 to swap the ER Medium Lasers for Medium Pulse Lasers and adding half a ton of armor.

[@CRAZYUNCLE117]

So, it is a zues with a grasshopper loadout. Okay, why not.

[@VeliusWav]

Grasshopper, Guillotine, and Flashman. The laser boat rivalry. Which is your favorite?

[@Linkous12]

Flashman. Grasshopper a close second as IS heavy mechs go.

[@thomastheisman1751]

Black Knight says hello.

[@Gigas0101]

Ostsol.

[@michaelkeha]

the Guillotine of course I'm a cavalryman at heart and the Guillotine has that magic 4/6/4 to meet the minimum for a cavalry mech

[@reighniz4488]

Now THAT sounds like my kind of mech. Am curious why they did not install an A.C. 5 or A.C.10 instead of the LLaser. Seems like a logical choice. Even so, less ammo reliant and some SERIOUS sustainability.

[@BigRed40TECH]

They chose lasers because lasers can keep going and going, basically.

[@spencerjones841]

To be fair the suns would be using the design but the capellans nuked its lines on Demeter along with the other lines owned there by Lycomb Introtech which made the Awesome, the Hellcat, and the Stuka

[@BigRed40TECH]

Oh definitely. But those are the facilities I mention being knocked out in the 1st Succession War :)

[@spencerjones841]

@@BigRed40TECH it is sort of strange that no one ever uses many of the licenses that they still have in the post helm world even if the factories for them are gone. The Suns sure could use a native source of awesomes and gullotines for example

[@azazenson55]

Finally, proper hegemony! Thank You! :D

[@MLCrisis1790]

I'm painting up a Guillotine right now. Going to be a gray/blue chrome with bronze weapons. Going to be in a mercenary lance with a Flashman, lol.

[@erikbjelke4411]

So, it took until the Dark Age for the 'Mech named after a device that effortlessly decapitates to get armed with a headchopper weapon? Seriously, though, a terrific and underrepresented 'Mech. Reading Betrayal of Ideals, I had no idea what the Guillotine was. Looked up, and immediately saw why Khan Sarah McEvedy chose it as her ride.

[@gangstalker47]

Have you covered the Clint? 👀

[@BigRed40TECH]

Yep.

[@theangryMD]

how fitting that i'm playing BTA 3062 while listening to this

[@vali6717]

I've always thought this mech was goofy looking. I still do but I respect it

[@RyeFields]

But what if it needs more heat sinks when flamers get tossed in the mix?

[@BigRed40TECH]

Seems unlikely, just don't fire one weapon. Still plenty of dakka :P

[@kythebengzon8023]

Night raids with this was fun. Against it though it turns into Dark souls fun.

[@naomy1701]

this mech looks like a mix of Awesome and Warhammer tbh, best of both worlds in terms of looks * ^^ * wpiöd be cool if we get to see this design in MW5 or following titles ^^

[@kylebarrie2887]

Overall a good heavy mech seems to me that it only lacks long range weapons and possibly armour but still a good all round heavy :)

[@Maladjester]

A guillotine delivers death in one fierce chop. This is made for moderate sustained output. A mech designed for insane burst damage or headclipping would seem better suited to the name. Just sayin'. I still like it.

[@gunslingerspartan]

YUH

[@BoisegangGaming]

You can probably tell where someone is from depending in how they pronounce the name, which probably makes life very interesting during merc comms chatter. At least it's not called the Crayfish. Or Crawdad. Or

[@thomastheisman1751]

Mudbug

[@krieg4017]

Good.

[@robrib2682]

Honestly I wonder if this thing was much like the guillotine from our history invented as a means of doing something that often times was messy, barbaric and led to prolong suffering in a less cruel manner only to end up perpetuating and causing massive amounts of death and horror.... Knowing the inner sphere, it was probably the Tuesday after it rolled off the assembly line

[@Chris_Sizemore]

The 3N has almost no Starleague Era technology. The difference between the 3N and 4L "downgrade package" is 3 heat sinks and the CASE system. The 4L is a perfectly acceptable mech in its own right. Honestly? The Guillotine is a mediocre mech. Good armor. OK weapons package. Decent heat management. Standard speed. And it has jump jets. Perfectly acceptable if I can get one for my lance. But give me the choice between a Guillotine, a Warhammer and an Archer? I'm stuck between the Warhammer and Archer. I'd have to be exclusively in Urban combat to even consider the Guillotine to be superior to those other 70 tonners. Even if it was the 3N model vs the Succession War versions of the other mechs. I'm a little disappointed that there is no version that removes the SRM launcher to make this a more survivable "zombie" mech. Rip out the SRM-6, one ML and the 1 ton of SMR ammo. Replace it with a CT large laser. While this variant loses significant amounts of crit seeking potential, the doubling of long range firepower makes this more viable in my mind. Especially considering that the 4L has enough heat sinks to keep firing both large lasers and jump with no heat gain.

[@TroySeward]

Nice mech

[@christopherwrenn4933]

The Steed of the best Khan ever. Go Wolverines.

[@alexanderleach3365]

IT looks like a guillotine with legs and heavy weapons as arms.

[@Thud-pq8rl]

The 100 million dollar question is, which is better the Guillotine or the Grasshopper? The answer is simple with the updates.

[@BigRed40TECH]

The Guillotine edges it out imo.

[@joshuamidgette4846]

The answer is The Flashman.

[@Thud-pq8rl]

@@BigRed40TECH I agree. In 3025 IMHO they are interchangeable, but in 3050 and beyond the Guillotine is just better. The only Hoppers worth mentioning are the named ones the Gravedigger (for TSM) and Reynolds( for clan tech). I can't wait for the Guillotine IIc review. It's essentially a lighter, standard engined, jumping Warhawk C.

[@Thud-pq8rl]

@@joshuamidgette4846 True story I got the first Flashman mini when Iron Wind reissued them back at the start of the Jihad. I had a bulk order in and a week before the official release they allowed me to add a unreleased Flashman. Telling me I had the first one out of the molds. First game after I ended up squared off against a freaking Devastator in a city fight. I wished I had my Guillotine.

[@Sapper21b10]

​@@Thud-pq8rl, I agree. However, when someone finally got around to dropping pulse lasers on the hopper, it's better. The Guillotine never got that load out.

[@omegavulture8379]

Viva la revolution

[@crackedjabber]

The Guillotine... The Grasshopper By Wish. It's not terrible, but it's not as good as the design that follows it. The lack of hands and the weapon placement is just bad enough to make it terrible at melee.

[@jtjames79]

Gee-ah-teen. It's French. Though I don't hold that against the mech.

[@BigRed40TECH]

I no longer care what people think of my pronunciation. :P

[@rollingthunder55]

Works ether way you pronounce it.

[@MKmaki6094]

Ackshully it's pruhnounced the GHEE-LOW-TEEN

[@Omniseed]

I believe it's 'Gwill-o-tine'

[@Gigas0101]

@@BigRed40TECH To be fair I pronounced Hegemony incorrectly until I saw your videos.

[@captaingeneralconch]

This mech is supported by the French I mean Davion people

[@DIEGhostfish]

Modern art removing the tiny happy face and big 80s shoulders was sad.

[@ditzydoo4378]

Let them eat cake... Off with their head. >~

[@lukedudley5030]

Just like the ugly duckling you cant underestimate how great this mech can be :-) mobile, tough and hits hard it ticks many boxes that a heavy mech needs to tick to be considered useful....I'd still have a grasshopper over it but both are great :-)

[@SgtPorkchop91]

In some way it looks like the Thug

[@darksuit9035]

I never liked the early drawings of the guillotine, they remind me of the three eyed probes from "the war of the worlds" (1953)

[@blackasp001]

It's actually a battlemech version of the " Martians " themselves

[@darksuit9035]

@@blackasp001 Ok "eye roll"

[@Colonel_Overkill]

Ah, the guillotine and grasshopper. The two mechs I hate more than any other half assed abomination. Easily most hated in the earlier mechs and possibly out of all mechs, yes I know thats a high bar but theres something unexplainable about these two that really make me want to drink a few gallons of bleach.

[@WelcomeToDERPLAND]

Looks like a Zeus to me

[@BigRed40TECH]

Very different machine tbh.

[@WelcomeToDERPLAND]

@@BigRed40TECH Yeah I just think it resembles a Zeus.

[@BC-vg3zf]

Taking heads and making scrap

[@Qardo]

The lack of the fact this mech does not straight up have a grappling hook and a large blade to hack heads off mechs. I am disappointed. Going to send a strongly worded letter to the Hegemony. Wait....does the Hegemony still exist? I sent a lot of complaints and got no response back. Other than ComStar Mechs landing right in my backyard and destroy my swimming pool!

[@canis2020]

Guillotine is pronounced GEE YA TEEN. Yeah I hate the French words too

[@TheGXDivider]

More like GUY YO TEEN in french.

[@andrewrobinson9825]

Not a Warhammer

[@joshblack2362]

First!

[@magnustherad3597]

*death grips joke*

[@drzoidberg7767]

Wow I would have thought that I gave the video a like would have made it obvious I was just joking…….

[@drzoidberg7767]

Well maybe he’d have laughed if you’d said something funny

[@drzoidberg7767]

Ya, way to be disrespectful, jerk

[@drzoidberg7767]

I think it might be best if you just go back to warhammer

[@BigRed40TECH]

Sorry, are you referencing me here?

[@Gigas0101]

@@BigRed40TECH I think we are witnessing what happens when someone drinks the contents of 5 triple-A batteries then tries to comment on a youtube video.

[@Circus_Carnis]

Typically I love your videos, but I can't help but cringe every time you pronounce guillotine wrong.