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BATTLETECH: The Atlas II

BATTLETECH: The Atlas II

#BATTLETECH #Atlas

“Big Red-40TECH”

First built by the #TerranHegemony for the #StarLeague and #SLDF, the #AtlasII is the sequel to the original #Atlas, though this time, made for the #RoyalDivisions that were loyal first and foremost to #HouseCameron, the #FirstLords of the League itself.

After this, the #Mech would vanish…

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  1. Resources Post:

    The Atlas II is apart of the Star League Command Lance in Plastic, and is coming out this month most likely.

    If you can't wait for that, it is out with Iron Wind Metals as we speak: https://www.ironwindmetals.com/index.php/categories/cat-battletech/cat-bt-ncm/product/battletech-bt-473/category_pathway-2

    For Books I used to make this video:
    Technical Readout Jihad:
    https://store.catalystgamelabs.com/products/battletech-technical-readout-jihad
    Recognition Guide 24:
    https://store.catalystgamelabs.com/products/battletech-recognition-guide-ilclan-vol-24
    Battletech: Jihad Final Reckoning: (for some portions) https://store.catalystgamelabs.com/products/battletech-jihad-final-reckoning-pdf
    Operation Klondike: (some references): https://store.catalystgamelabs.com/products/battletech-historical-operation-klondike-pdf

    Battletech Legends: (Major Resource) https://store.catalystgamelabs.com/products/battletech-legends

    Bonfire of Worlds (Some Lyran points): https://store.catalystgamelabs.com/products/battletech-novel-bonfire-of-worlds
    Era Report 3145: https://store.catalystgamelabs.com/products/battletech-era-report-3145-pdf
    The Star League Sourcebook: https://store.catalystgamelabs.com/products/battletech-star-league-pdf

    Technical Readout 3025: (For Atlas)

    And there were a few more that I lost in my notes. 🙁

  2. I'm surprised you managed to wring an hour and change out of the Atlas II. I didn't think there was that much history around this, and that it had a much smaller place in history.
    This feels like a much more natural and logical evolution of the Atlas than the Atlas 3… but that also goes to show why the Atlas 2 isn't as memorable or distinct as its own thing as the 3. It also doesn't hurt that the art for the 3 isn't misleading, unlike the 2, which looks like it has an UAC or RAC instead of an LBX AC… despite only one listed config sporting a RAC, and that one came after the Atlas 3 had one in its base version.

  3. I have a hard time believing that the Atlas II was produced in any significant number in the one year they had to be produced before the Ameris Civil War. To the extent I imagine the number of Atlas II pilots that made till the end of the Civil War could be counted on one had. How could they have the tooling to make new ones anywhere else but the factory producing them.

  4. So question, when you say that the atlas was the only 100 tonner in the first techincal readout, wasn't the King Crab also there? I thought it was an old design too. Well Lore-wise too, its from around the same period.

  5. If only Nicholas, in his overconfidence, did not inexplicably remove two points of head armor from Unity, he would not have been so thoroughly charred by that ER Large Laser. /j

  6. Are there better assault mechs? Probably. Are there cheaper heavy mechs that can do something similar? Also likely. Does anything compare to the sheer badassery of the skull-faced horror of an Atlas grinning at you through shattered cockpit and broken armour as it breaks through your lines? I don't think so.

  7. Since every Atlas II pilot left with the Exodus, I'm really surprised the Clans never came up with a IIC or Omni variant. I guess we have Nicholas Kerensky's later variant.

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