Was Ves bashing his head against a wall?
He certainly felt like it after trying to come up with several alternate mech concepts. Each time, he attempted to come up with a mech shape that was able to offer better and more tailored performance compared to what a bog-standard vanilla humanoid striker mech had to offer!
"I refuse to give up! I refuse to give in! I'm a mech designer! I can work with multiple mech shapes!"
Designing humanoid mechs was very familiar territory to Ves. He almost never designed a mech that deviated from the premise of an upright machine that walked on two legs and used its two arms to wield its primary armaments.
This standard was very popular in the mech community, and for good reason.
Ves didn't need to reiterate that it was a shape that was easy to pick up and understand by his customers.
