Difference between revisions of "Shell Spinner"
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Real life examples: Typhoon, Megabyte | Real life examples: Typhoon, Megabyte | ||
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| + | Shell spinners features one spinning shell (a cylinder generally closed at the top) surrounding the chassis. This protects the bot, as well as creating a powerful weapon to defeat other bots. Usually in these bots, chassis armor is weak, because most enemies will only be able to hit you when your shell has been knocked off, at which time your pretty much screwed anyway. | ||
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| + | The DSL pack is the best way to create shell spinners. | ||
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| + | Examples include [[Scrap Daddy]]'s [[BBEANS]]4 entry, Iron Spaghetti | ||
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[[Category: Robot Types]] | [[Category: Robot Types]] | ||
Revision as of 04:32, 7 September 2008
Real life examples: Typhoon, Megabyte
In game examples: None (excepted in DSL)
Shell spinners features one spinning shell (a cylinder generally closed at the top) surrounding the chassis. This protects the bot, as well as creating a powerful weapon to defeat other bots. Usually in these bots, chassis armor is weak, because most enemies will only be able to hit you when your shell has been knocked off, at which time your pretty much screwed anyway.
The DSL pack is the best way to create shell spinners.
Examples include Scrap Daddy's BBEANS4 entry, Iron Spaghetti