Worst looking parts?

[NotBer]

The ALBA legs look like you have an upskirt, got those sleek, thin, and slender legs, and you're wearing heels.

[ImHelping]

Originally posted by Tustle:

Originally posted by ImHelping:

This is kind of stupid, but... The lightest biped legs bother me because they look too much like somebody started designing ultra light reverse joint legs the changed their mind at the last second.

Good to know I wasn't the only one mistaking them for reverse-jointed legs.

Originally posted by NotBer:

The ALBA legs look like you have an upskirt, got those sleek, thin, and slender legs, and you're wearing heels.

Meanwhile I'd argue that, based on that description alone, there will be no small amount of ah...shall we say 'curious' individuals who would consider all that a plus.

Visually-speaking there will also be Ravens who would absolutely use those legs to attempt to make their mecha wife Ayre a body with semi-thicc thighs, of which you neglected to mention.

Originally posted by Key:

The wheelchair tank legs look like s**t and they're proof people are willing to look cartoonishly stupid as long as it's meta.

Someone should make violent mecha WALL*E with those legs.

I mean, that is literally Chatty, the in universe violent WallE and wheelchair missile bot build.

[Key]

Originally posted by Oro:

Originally posted by Key:

But those are reverse joint, he said "they look like someone started designing ultra light reverse joint legs the changed their mind at the last second."

Also don't talk smack about muh cricket legs, I love those.

They aren't, they just looked like it. They don't have super-jump. The Kasuar 42Z are the first reverse-joint legs you get. The Nachtreiher are regular biped legs.

what

[Oro]

Originally posted by Key:

what

Mind Beta are the third reverse-joint legs you get, and there are only three. Kasuar, spring chicken, mind beta.

The Nachtreiher, as is consistent with bipedal legs, has a higher load limit than Kasuar despite being significantly lighter.

[VMVXMK2]

Ephemera core bar none. That thing is a fashion disaster no matter what you pair it with

[ImHelping]

Originally posted by Key:

Originally posted by Oro:

They aren't, they just looked like it. They don't have super-jump. The Kasuar 42Z are the first reverse-joint legs you get. The Nachtreiher are regular biped legs.

what

Originally posted by Oro:

Originally posted by Key:

what

Mind Beta are the third reverse-joint legs you get, and there are only three. Kasuar, spring chicken, mind beta.

I know right!? They don't even look that bad, it just drives me crazy I see them and go "Ah yes, my first reverse leg-wait no."

They DO have the next best thing to reverse leg jump distances, but they are also made of balsa wood.

[Key]

Originally posted by Oro:

Originally posted by Key:

what

Mind Beta are the third reverse-joint legs you get, and there are only three. Kasuar, spring chicken, mind beta.

Wait no, I just checked, Nachtreiher are definitely Reverse Joints, they have 228 jump distance and 50 jump height, that's more than double what the lightest bipedals have.

Also, they litterally have reversed joints.

[REBirthTheEdge]

The Nach is one of the first RJ set you get, not sure what that guy is talking about.
And one of the best too.

So edgy looking, like a wolf outta hell.

[Tustle]

Originally posted by ImHelping:

Originally posted by Tustle:

Someone should make violent mecha WALL*E with those legs.

I mean, that is literally Chatty, the in universe violent WallE and wheelchair missile bot build.

...suddenly Chatty's AC design makes even more sense in the perspective of Chatty being an AI. Literally a real-world bomb disposal robot who's been vastly Biggie-sized and given heavy weaponry to boot. And an extra arm.

[ImHelping]

Originally posted by Key:

Originally posted by Oro:

Mind Beta are the third reverse-joint legs you get, and there are only three. Kasuar, spring chicken, mind beta.

Wait no, I just checked, Nachtreiher are definitely Reverse Joints, they have 228 jump distance and 50 jump height. Also, they litterally have reversed joints.

The description also literally calls them BIPEDAL. But I can understand caring more about the stats screen.

""Lightweight bipedal leg parts developed by Schneider. Schneider is a specialist in aerodynamic research, and this model reflects their experience with a light and highly agile build.""

That said I am garbage at remembering part names without stopping to look them up. which is why I was referring to them by traits rather than name up above as "The lightest bipeds.".. But I think they might actually weigh slightly more than the extra flag legs with better equip load because ???

The fact the whole joke/issue is "The bipeds that trick you into thinking they were reverse legs at first" being TRUE for more than just me, adds to it.

They don't even look bad! It just bothers me that this is literally a "problem" which I am thankful is not a me only issue.

[Oro]

Originally posted by Key:

Originally posted by Oro:

Mind Beta are the third reverse-joint legs you get, and there are only three. Kasuar, spring chicken, mind beta.

Wait no, I just checked, Nachtreiher are definitely Reverse Joints, they have 228 jump distance and 50 jump height. Also, they litterally have reversed joints.

Conversely the Kasuar has 386 jump distance, and the actual reverse-joint jump animation, as well as the reverse-joint boost kick animation. My sincere condolences, but no.

Kasuar: "Lightweight reverse-joint legs developed by Schneider."
Nachtreiher: "Lightweight bipedal leg parts developed by Schneider."

They even have the same manufacturer. The Nachtreiher has a higher load limit because it is a bipedal leg part, and the Kasuar, while being heavier, has a lower weight limit, as is typical of all reverse-joint legs in comparison with their biped equivalents.

But to put it all to bed, just look above the name of the part. It will say Bipedal or Reverse Joint in plain english on the assembly menu.

[REBirthTheEdge]

Originally posted by Tustle:

Originally posted by ImHelping:

I mean, that is literally Chatty, the in universe violent WallE and wheelchair missile bot build.

...suddenly Chatty's AC design makes even more sense in the perspective of Chatty being an AI. Literally a real-world bomb disposal robot who's been vastly Biggie-sized and given heavy weaponry to boot. And an extra arm.

His reveal of him being an AI shocks me really.

This universe is taking AI kinda easy, I kinda wonder who else is also AI, or all of them?

[Key]

Originally posted by ImHelping:

Originally posted by Key:

Wait no, I just checked, Nachtreiher are definitely Reverse Joints, they have 228 jump distance and 50 jump height. Also, they litterally have reversed joints.

The description also literally calls them BIPEDAL. [...]

Originally posted by Oro:

Originally posted by Key:

Wait no, I just checked, Nachtreiher are definitely Reverse Joints, they have 228 jump distance and 50 jump height. Also, they litterally have reversed joints.

Conversely the Kasuar has 386 jump distance, and the actual reverse-joint jump animation, as well as the reverse-joint boost kick animation. My sincere condolences, but no. [...]

Yeah, I was messing around with them and you're right, the weight balance, animation and the kick are definitely bipedal.

It's so weird tho, guess they were going for something in-between?

[Oro]

Originally posted by Key:

Originally posted by Oro:

Conversely the Kasuar has 386 jump distance, and the actual reverse-joint jump animation, as well as the reverse-joint boost kick animation. My sincere condolences, but no.

Kasuar: "Lightweight reverse-join legs developed by Schneider."
Nachtreiher: "Lightweight bipedal leg parts developed by Schneider."

They even have the same manufacturer. The Nachtreiher has a higher load limit because it is a bipedal leg part, and the Kasuar, while being heavier, has a lower weight limit, as is typical of all reverse-joint legs in comparison with their biped equivalents.

Yeah, I was messing around with them and you're right, the weight balance, animation and the kick are definitely bipedal.

It's so weird tho, guess they were going for something in-between?

I think it was just one of the most distinctive ways to indicate "very light weight," and it does look pretty good. Not a lot of good ways to make mid-size bipedal legs visibly lighter without just looking stupid or anorexic other than making them look like bug legs.

[REBirthTheEdge]

Originally posted by Oro:

Originally posted by Key:

Wait no, I just checked, Nachtreiher are definitely Reverse Joints, they have 228 jump distance and 50 jump height. Also, they litterally have reversed joints.

Conversely the Kasuar has 386 jump distance, and the actual reverse-joint jump animation, as well as the reverse-joint boost kick animation. My sincere condolences, but no.

Kasuar: "Lightweight reverse-joint legs developed by Schneider."
Nachtreiher: "Lightweight bipedal leg parts developed by Schneider."

They even have the same manufacturer. The Nachtreiher has a higher load limit because it is a bipedal leg part, and the Kasuar, while being heavier, has a lower weight limit, as is typical of all reverse-joint legs in comparison with their biped equivalents.

But to put it all to bed, just look above the name of the part. It will say Bipedal or Reverse Joint in plain english on the assembly menu.

I was wrong then...sorry.

[CaptWolf]

I'm surprised no one brought up the "car trunk" TIAN-QIANG core, that thing goes with nothing, not even the set it's supposed to pair with.