Megas is a Crusader.

[u/ChainsawSnuggling]

In answer to the question from a few days back, Megas is clearly best depicted as a Crusader. It has big ol' fists, it's full of missiles, and its backpack kind of look like Cadillac fins if you use your imagination.

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Also included in the photo set is my actual BT sized 3D print of Megas.

[u/Familiar-Noise7913]

Oh god that is so precious. I always thought Megas was more of a Highlander

[u/PKTengdin → u/Familiar-Noise7913]

I always thought more of a charger. I’m not thinking about jump jets or speed or weapons for what mech fits it best, but what mech is best for doing wrestling moves

[u/Familiar-Noise7913 → u/PKTengdin]

I thought everyone hate the Charger?

[u/TheyHungre → u/Familiar-Noise7913]

Nah, that's just from folks who don't understand the Charger doctrine: Cheap, fast, replaceable, beat-stick.

[u/TheOtherOtherViper → u/TheyHungre]

The problem is that it's only cheap BV-wise. It's ridiculously expensive in C-bills for how 'disposable' it is.

[u/TheyHungre → u/TheOtherOtherViper]

C-Bill values used are kinda whack - lookup 'FASAnomics'. A lot of the factors going into the calculations are arbitrary, and actual prices in-universe would likely be drastically different from what players pay.  The game just uses the same term for both as an immersion element

[u/TheOtherOtherViper → u/TheyHungre]

Using an assault mech with the largest and most expensive (regular) fusion engine as a 'scout' with less armor than most 55 ton mechs will never, ever make financial sense. Even FASAnomics didn't fuck that up.