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#1 gametaku Oct 14, 2008 1:31:13	Mecha use both melee and ranged weapons to dispatch foes. In addition, a weapon can either be handheld or integrated into the mecha’s superstructure; each version has its benefits. Handheld Weapons: A handheld weapon does not cost an equipment slot. However, a mecha with a handheld weapon can be disarmed. Integrated Weapons: An integrated weapon takes up one or more of the mecha’s equipment slots, but the mecha cannot be disarmed of the weapon. Table: Mecha Weapons summarizes each weapon’s statistics.
#2 ranger_reg Oct 14, 2008 1:53:50	I'm currently in the process of creating a large mecha for the game we are starting soon. If a weapon is being wield, does it take up an equipment slot (the arm that is holding it). Nope. You can have a handheld weapon system plus integrated weapon systems in the same hand of the mecha.
#3 gametaku Oct 15, 2008 20:37:20	Nope. You can have a handheld weapon system plus integrated weapon systems in the same hand of the mecha. Thanks

Mecha use both melee and ranged weapons to dispatch foes. In addition, a weapon can either be handheld or integrated into the mecha’s superstructure; each version has its benefits.
Handheld Weapons: A handheld weapon does not cost an equipment slot. However, a mecha with a handheld weapon can be disarmed.
Integrated Weapons: An integrated weapon takes up one or more of the mecha’s equipment slots, but the mecha cannot be disarmed of the weapon. Table: Mecha Weapons summarizes each weapon’s statistics.