Give me your color schemes!

[Ronin75]

I have yet to find a color scheme that I really like. Tried a few dozen combination, but none really struck my taste. I tried to recreate the color schemes of the lances I played tabletop, i.e. Lothian League: Punic Legion https://unitcolorcompendium.com/punic-legion/
But that light brown does not exist in the PC game. :(

In any case, what are some cool combinations you use?

[Big mean bunny]

They are missing that desert tan which is a shame but there are many cool colour combos to be had . Some colour cues can be found on the faction mech colour schemes, the pirates mechs look quite good, you can take aspects of your mercenary logo too if you want to look slick.
I often go with a wasp (yellow, black, brown) or ice/urban camo; white, teal, navy blue. Or what ever looks good on the King crabs skull paint scheme, If you like the darker tan they do have it works with teal , silver and many others. Some of the neon colours work as highlights of you are going for that edgy look you can get a great molten lava or black and live edge green Nvidia sponsorship look.

[:WTF: Grendel]

I tend to use colors close to the unit emblem I choose. Given the lack of 360' view in the Mechlab, it's hard to judge paint schemes on Mechs... going back and forth between the two menus for unit customization and Mechlab.

I like the dark red, black, and offwhite/light grey combo, don't remember if it's in that specific order or not when using... colors based on the shield logo with the roman centurion helmet and gray stripe running through it.

[Boomer_8086]

For my profile for MP and single player skirmish, as well as my current campaign, I am using white, black, and a dark blue accent.

[Ronin75]

Thanks all, appriciate the tips!

[Sam Look]

My suggestion simply for playability is to pick a nice contrast scheme, that way you can pick out your mechs in any terrain, this is obviously the opposite of what you would do in reality :-)

[:WTF: Grendel]

Publicado originalmente por Sam Look:

My suggestion simply for playability is to pick a nice contrast scheme, that way you can pick out your mechs in any terrain, this is obviously the opposite of what you would do in reality :-)

wouldn't be too far from some units purposely using contrasting colors to the environment specifically for the purpose of being noticed lore-wise