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| − | Pillar of Pain was a LW [[Sit&Spin]] built by Naryar and entered into [[Reier's Robo Rumble]]. With a very compact chassis and many weapons, Pillar of Pain was expected to do well. However, a glaring weakness in Pillar of Pain's design proved to be its downfall. As seen in both its match against Volcano Strike and against The Happy Slapper, Pillar of Pain was rendered unstable with every impact, eventually leading to either the loss of an arm or wheel. | + | Pillar of Pain was a LW [[Sit&Spin]] built by Naryar and entered into [[Reier's Robo Rumble]], as well as a [[Pillar of Fire]] ripoff. With a very compact chassis and many weapons, Pillar of Pain was expected to do well. However, a glaring weakness (That Naryar did not knew because it never happened it testing) in Pillar of Pain's design proved to be its downfall: lack of stability. As seen in both its match against Volcano Strike and against The Happy Slapper, Pillar of Pain was rendered unstable with every impact, eventually leading to either the loss of an arm or wheel. |
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Revision as of 04:45, 7 November 2009
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| Builder: | Naryar |
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| Weight class: | Lightweight |
| Weapon: | 2 Iron Spikes, 8 Razor tips |
| Weapon power: | Drive |
| Drive: | 2 HP Z-tecks |
| Armor: | DSA |
| Awards: | None |
| Tournament wins: | None |
| Tournament Losses: | Battle 1: Losses to The Happy Slapper 3-0, Battle 2: Losses to Volcano Strike 2.2 2-1 |
| Trivia: | One of Pillar of Pain's arms is slightly larger than the other, rendering it unstable. |
Pillar of Pain was a LW Sit&Spin built by Naryar and entered into Reier's Robo Rumble, as well as a Pillar of Fire ripoff. With a very compact chassis and many weapons, Pillar of Pain was expected to do well. However, a glaring weakness (That Naryar did not knew because it never happened it testing) in Pillar of Pain's design proved to be its downfall: lack of stability. As seen in both its match against Volcano Strike and against The Happy Slapper, Pillar of Pain was rendered unstable with every impact, eventually leading to either the loss of an arm or wheel.