Well it has been a while since our last update, and the site has just gotten a major tuneup, as you can see in the homepage. On a second note, our forum issue has been fixed. This issue was the fact that noone was able to upload anything at all, till now. And on our final note, you have all been patient, if not dead silent, so I think you deserve a little something.
Before the war, the Mobile Infantry had some armored vehicles they knew as the Mark IV. These were used to take out the heaviest of obsticles or targets when air support was not available, and during open assaults. These vehicles had special shock treads which made moving over rough terrain seem like driving on a dirt road. However they did have many flaws. For one, they had a high profile, outdated weapons, armor and other equipment; mostly they had not been seriously upgraded in over a century. The MI liked this armor, and they thought it was high time that they got a modern tank.
What they got was the M12A3. Nicknamed "Hunter" for how deadly they were to the bugs with their main cannon. Their thick armor could withstand alot of physical pounding and was even resistant to bug acid. The Hunter was no easy prey, and the bugs had met their worst nightmare on the ground.
Please, make better renders. The art ois excellent, the renders look like crap. I know renders aren't everything but it sure would help your presentation.
Exdeath7: It's for Star Wars: Empire At War (RTS), the models may not need to be that detailed.
Oh I know. I was talking about the renders, not the models.
renders are models =/
True these are models, but if you must remember, we do not know what EaW can and cannot support, so it makes it hard to determine what level of detail we are allowed to use.
But you are right, we do need better renders, and I hope that the next ones you may see will be better. Also forgot to mention that this tank was made by our modeler iOSYS who is also responsible for alot of the art and pics you have seen beforehand.
i can see where Exdeath7 is coming from in the render front (not the model, thats good)
but does the render realy matter? its only a sneek peek, what matter is what its like in-game