No Mechs

[Ikki Ike]

[member="Alexander Nester"] from my experience if you can put the work into it, if you make it good and use some detail as well as have canon examples. You can get some nice things to play with.

*eyes Titan droids and Mandalorian Cerberus war droids*

 

[Agatha Nestor]

Good to know. While on this topic, would it be frowned upon if I went through the work required to make something like that, using almost exclusively NPC's and whatnot in it's development and creation, then have it claimed as destroyed / lost / sabotaged / etc, mainly as a way to gauge what would be allowed / what wouldn't be allowed, and for possible later usage as a reward or something? I'm mainly asking this because, for the time being and for a very long time, I will not have the means to either gather the in character knowledge and resources needed to create something akin to this.

 

[Allyson Locke]

[member="Alexander Nester"] It would be a lot of work to go into this and yes there would need to be a canon example - if there isn't I can see this being denied rather quickly.

 

[Nyxie]

[member="Alexander Nester"]
It's already been done so the answer is yes, but as everyone was already saying, it would require substantial development.

 

[Agatha Nestor]

[member="Spencer Jacobs"]

Understood, thank you.

 

[Cross Ikon]

[member="Valiens Nantaris"]

Would something like the folding walkers from Final Fantasy be okay? I mean, they just fold for atmospheric insertion. Otherwise, they're functionally bipedal Bes'uliik...

 

[Valiens Nantaris]

[member="Cross Ikon"]
I've never played a Final Fantasy game, so no idea.

Do you have a picture?

Basically, so long as it remains a walker similar to Star Wars canon and not a mech/mecha you'll be fine.

 

[Cross Ikon]

[member="Valiens Nantaris"]

 

[Valiens Nantaris]

NO
[member="Cross Ikon"]

 

[Cross Ikon]

[member="Valiens Nantaris"]

nvm... that was the wrong one.... I found one without arms, earlier...

 

[Allyson Locke]

Things that transform is an even bigger no no