OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION
Weaknesses:
Description: The Hellstormer is an upgraded version of the Old Republic's AT-TE, All Terrain Tactical Enforcer. The original design was found in the ancient Separatist computers and data files, and was examined by CKI engineers to improve as much as needed. More modern technology and information was used to upgrade the performance of the walker as possible without causing the production of the walker to be too expensive or to take too long to build it. The AT-TE was seen as a true success of engineering and manufacturing of war time walkers, and what better product to improve than that walker? CKI chose to improve upon this design with more modern technology, and selling it for a profitable and reasonable price, so then the History could be remembered in more ways than just datafiles.
- Intent: To make an upgraded version of the AT-TE walker.
- Image Source:https://pre00.deviantart.net/76f1/th/pre/i/2013/065/6/1/helldiver_command_walker_by_sttheo-d2vqroe.jpg
- Canon Link:http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/All_Terrain_Tactical_Enforcer
- Restricted Missions: N/A
- Primary Source: N/a
- Manufacturer: Clank and Klunk Industries
- Model: Hellwalker series
- Affiliation: Open Market
- Production: Mass-Produced
- Material: Durasteel
- Classification: Heavy Walker
- Role: Artillery/Heavy Support 'Tank'
- Size: Large
10m high, 22m long - Weight: Heavy
- Minimum Crew: 6 (One Commander, One main cannon operator, One Pilot, Two Turret Gunners, One Communications Officer)
- Optimal Crew: 8 (One Commander, One main cannon operator, One Pilot, Two Turret Gunners, One Communications Officer,)
- Propulsion: Sixtuplerupedal
- Speed: Low: 45 km/h
- Maneuverability: Average
- Armament: Average
6 Laser cannon turrets
1 Mass-Driver cannon - Defenses: Very High: high grade durasteel armour
- Squadron Count: 2
- Maneuverability Rating: Low
- Passenger Capacity: 20
- Cargo Capacity: 1500kg
- Upgraded version of original concept.
- Most upgrades are internal systems and were specifically chosen by CKI engineers.
- Thick Armour: The Armour of the Walker is at least 4 feet thick, making it heavily defensive against many forms of attacks that can be launched at the
- Heavy Firepower: Like the original design, one feature that was kept was the Heavy Fire-power that was a part of the Clone Wars Design. The Mass-Driver cannon was kept, although the functionality was upgraded to be capable to penetrate more modern armours.
- Large amount of space for troops: Another design function that was kept from the original concept was the large amount of space the walker could hold, troop wise. At least 20 people not counting the operating crew can fit inside, making it an incredible siege vehicle
Weaknesses:
- Slow Movement: The only thing that was not capable of being upgraded was the movement speed of the Walker. This is due to how much of the walker would be needed to be taken apart to redo and upgrade the speed of the movement of the legs, and this would be very time and money consuming to do.
- Old and well known design: The basic concept and idea of the design has not changed, so many of the ways to easily take the walker down have not been fixed. This would also be time and money consuming to attempt to fix, meaning less of the product would get out to the public then the company would like.
Description: The Hellstormer is an upgraded version of the Old Republic's AT-TE, All Terrain Tactical Enforcer. The original design was found in the ancient Separatist computers and data files, and was examined by CKI engineers to improve as much as needed. More modern technology and information was used to upgrade the performance of the walker as possible without causing the production of the walker to be too expensive or to take too long to build it. The AT-TE was seen as a true success of engineering and manufacturing of war time walkers, and what better product to improve than that walker? CKI chose to improve upon this design with more modern technology, and selling it for a profitable and reasonable price, so then the History could be remembered in more ways than just datafiles.
