The Mech Touch

6839  Ace Juggernaut Concept

Ace juggernauts were also able to leverage far greater physical strength, making them ideal for swinging down blades that could chop an entire starship in half!

So why hadn't these monstrosities showed up on the battlefield?

Ace juggernauts also weren't worth it from a cost perspective. It took an exponentially greater amount of resonating material for an ace pilot to adequately resonate with the full mech frame.

Their large structures also allowed mech designers to mount them with all sorts of warship-grade armaments. They could fit a broad array of plasma cannons, torpedo launchers and other ridiculous modules.

As Ves stared at his subordinate, he felt grateful that he did not look at him with judging eyes.

The enemies of red humanity had changed. No longer were humans fighting against each other. It was not necessary to design ace mechs with the assumption that they would fight against each other.

Just killing them was much more troublesome as they could clad themselves with thick armor and protect their core components under lots of additional layers of alloy plating.

"You have to admit that juggernauts may be more suitable when deployed against enemy warships." Alexa said. "Juggernauts are larger and less able to evade the attacks of warships, but their defenses are exponentially stronger. Expert juggernauts do not make sense, but ace juggernauts have the potential to become a devastating alien killer. Not only can they withstand an astronomical amount of damage, but when they are armed with melee weapons, they may become powerful enough to breach the spatial barriers of many greater phase lords with a single blow. If we make the ace juggernaut out of superdimensional matter, then its threat against enemy phase lords will become at least an order of magnitude greater!"

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