>Enormous height makes it an easy target you can see from a mile away
>Destroying one of the legs renders it totally unusable
>Can't realistically fire and maneuver
>Only crewed by one guy in most cases
>Undefended back, has to rotate its entire body in order to fire on a flanking enemy
>A major pain in the ass to maintain, repair and transport
Why would anyone decide that mechas are a good idea when you have tanks?
Are there any shows where they are actually justified?
Enormous height makes it an easy target you can see from a mile away
Liam Russell
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Nathan Cooper
> Are there any shows where they are actually justified?
unironically gundam uc
Camden Evans
Fuck off Yas Forums
Caleb Myers
You're too late for your yapping, mate
Mecha genre is dead
Dominic Perry
Why do realismtards think their opinions are relevant to fiction?
Alexander Campbell
Based signit destroy mechtards with LOGIC and FACTS
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Oliver Butler
Ridiculousness is an excuse of a bad writer.
Jackson Ross
David Rodriguez
There is literally no reason for fiction to adhere to reality.
Aaron Cox
>height
Not like tanks and heavy artillery are typically going for stealth
>legs
Same goes for a tanks tracks/engine
>fire and shoot
They literally can fire and move and are always shown doing so
>single pilot
This is a positive, less man power needed to mobilize
>ass
Same goes with nearly anything and they have the mobility to deal with it better
>maintain, repair, transport
Maintain and repair you have a point with how fucking high tech any actual mech would be. Transport is simply building a dedicated transport like you do for any other type of vehicle or weapon