Mechwarrior: Revival 

Well, it did kind of work out for them in the end when they realized they had more in common with the Ghost Bear remnants than with any of the spheroids surrounding them :P.

@@GaldirEonai yeah, they did get a more happy ending with the ghost bear dominion in the end didnt they.

@@MortarGuyX Mhmm. The Rasalhagues pretty much assimilated the Ghost Bears into their Norse culture.

@@NorthernNorthdude91749 Rasalahauge and Ghost Bears met, decided that this worked out well for everyone involved, and founded Space Sweden.

@@unimprezzedmclastname4220 Eh the bears, especially the warrior Caste still maintain serious separation. And will violently enforce that to prevent the warriors from cultural drifting too far.

And it was out before Game of Thrones.... So Game of Thrones is Battletech in low fantasy. Seriously speaking, though, much of the GoT-style stuff did come out after GoT did. Don't know if the authors ever read it first, though.

I don't know if a GoT-like Battletech show is actually a good idea. Due to budget constraints, early seasons of GoT were heavy on political maneuvering and no actual big battles. Do we want to see a Battletech show with no battles and no Battlemechs? I actually think the animated series made a good move by focusing on a few warriors on the front lines rather than the political maneuvering at the top.

Battletech could have a Game of Thrones setting for each faction.

This is Dan and Dave we like to put our own input in here

@@Wintermute01001 The way I remember it, GoT season one was the Stark family and Danny for the most part. Sure it showed their interactions with the rest of the realm, little glimpses into the other houses, but it started relatively small. It grew over time to accommodate the greater machinations at play. The show was able to pace itself, slow and steady as it revealed the grand web of factional politics and characters. I think that would be the best way of doing it. I'm not a Rasalhague guy, my loyalties lie with the Federated Suns and always have. That said, Rasalhague could certainly be that small beginning and they could definitely pull sympathy like the Starks did. By all means start with a smaller nation, start with a smaller cast sure, but it would be criminal not to indulge in the same kind of natural growth that GoT had.

+Ayy Lmao Oh god there are rules! *has war flashbacks*

Actually, I think that was a Dire Wolf.

D.C. Bruins is this thing seriously still in the works? Thought it was dead in the water man, my hopes, my dreams, they return!!

I guess people don't realize BattleMechs are actually EXTREMELY agile. Mainly because they don't know shit about BattleTech I guess.

@ErgonomicChair Depends on the mech. Mechs like the Locust, Commando, and MLX? Yeah, thats believable. Mechs like the Atlas and Dire, which were explicitly stated to be sluggish but powerful? Not really.

@@DCBruinsMedia "A Twist of the Knife" is the name of it. I believe you found the first installment already.

mechs just don't move that way imo thats a different ip like gundam where the robots are as fluid moving as a human..

@@homelessEh'Mechs are in fact able to move with near-human maneuverability and reflexes, partially thanks to the way they tie in with the MechWarriors' own sense of balance, but the HunchBack near body-slamming a Timber Wolf over a cliff was a HUGE exaggeration.

@@JimBobJoeB0b Cut to 3052, on Alyina when Kai-Allard-Liao tackles a clan mech off a cliff into the ocean, in a Centurion.

Jacob McEwen LINKS OR IT DIDN’T HAPPEN!

@@JimBobJoeB0b It's from either book 2 or 3 of the Blood of Kerensky trilogy

the apparent problem so far i seen with most vidio game movies..is that they market themselfs as a 'movie about x game world'' or such kindof same syndrom for movies made from popular books although those at least have good examples in quantity enough to merit some consideration :/ ..and then either ends up being little more then ip names stamped onto something unrelated with its origin being little more then a pr stunt to grab sales through name recognition ..or something so laced with the life messages the main streem industrie pumps out atm ..the movie is jsut a poor destorted reflection of what it takes its name fame from , example would be directors own idea about say..fantasy..aka eragon ? 99% of the movie was little more then the books names borrowed for characters in poorly scripted shit in a similar plot ,sure not a 'game' movie but a good example of the hole ''hey people we make a movie about this thing you buy that right ?'' .. dident even watch the world of warcraft movie :/ the snips i saw of it in trailers and others hersay made it quite clear msot of the plot from the games hade been ripped out in favor of some wierd jesus symbolism and the generic 'epicness' that corrodes blizzards mmo since a few years back. a good example though that i would say..can be hmm , final fantasy perhaps ? one movie that followed as a small 'elaboration' of the ff7 plotlines and another one that jsut was sort of ''yep its final fantasy so just roll with it ,its not supposed to be your average earth''

well the WoW film was based off of the Warcraft novels and technically not the game

MS is basicly not doing anything with the IP, PGI is the only ones doing anything with it but they are small time among other things. MS also just recently extended the rights to the IP with them. pretty sure its only for video game stuff but either way would likely need a real major hit release for any tv/movie stuff to happen

@@kinggoten HBS did a great job with the battletech turn based game...You can't hack the planet if you forget to mention that gem.

@@torcheddreadnought899 HBS did a good job, but it was licensed to them by PGI and while it was a good(just short of great) game it wasn't a huge hit

The clans got what was coming to them though in the end.

@Needa Pickle Videos Yes...enjoy rolling around in your own filth just as you have done for the past several centuries. The descendants of Kerensky came back to put right what Amaris made wrong and you stravags threw it away.

@@NodDisciple1 One word clanner, Tukayidd

@@kilowhiskyforge4337 Not to mention by the time of the IlClan Era, a SPHERE-born Warrior of Clan Wolf is the IlKhan. And all of the invading clans more or less just became new states in the IS, with trade ties and everything. So even when the Clans "won," they lost. Because for all their "Genetic Superiority," it was a freeborn who ended up leading the ones that didn't fuck off and become isolationist. So much for "Bred for War, superior to you Inner Sphere Surats."

How to get a new mech against clanners: Step 1: Find a sword and wave it around as your desired mech approaches. Step 2: Assuming the pilot sees you and gets out to honorably duel, have your buddy(you've got a buddy, right?) snipe the cockpit with his trusty urbanmech's small laser. The AC/10 would ensure a kill but then the cockpit would be destroyed. Step 3: This is the hard part...climb up the mech to the cockpit. This will take a while. Step 4:Profit! XD

Excellent points all around my man. Excellent points all around!

@@thecrasaeone Forgot step 5: Watch as the clans designate you and everyone associated with you as Dezgra and then engage in unrestricted warfare designed to utterly annihilate you.

@@guitarhausdoesntknowwhatac3285 Results may vary.

And people wonder why I prefer the Clans over the IS.

@@DCBruinsMedia Yeah, I get it I truly do. But I can still be frustrated about it haha. If only everyone can be like Sega is with Sonic fan material and just let them go wild and endorse the fan games that do well. Well I hope at the very least, the love you get from your followers, myself and now more people to whom im showing this to, can help you feel good about what work you put into this. Because myself and the others love this. Absolutely we do.

The videogames made them slow and lumbering. Canon has mechs being very swift and agile thanks to myomer effectively being artificial muscle, and the mech's gyro being tied directly in to the pilot via a neurohelmet MMI.

@@elucid07 I really wish we'd get a MechWarrior game with proper melee combat and movement options. No sprint, MASC is rarely present, no battle armor suits with claw mechanics, no picking up trees and using them as clubs...

@@DCBruinsMedia Capellan fuckery BEYOND THE PERIPHERY none the less.

Yeah, it was the Capellans.

Brought a sword to a gunfight. And WON.

Vibro-katana too. And the pilot may have disembarked to go hand to hand with the guy. The Clans are big on personal challenges and honor like that.

He watched "Attack On Titan" too many times.

Vibroblades are badass - techs use them to strip off damaged armour.

@@Hopfolk, they also make them Mech-sized. All the bonuses of a Sword, but have a set size and damage when activated, along with heat buildup. Last Friday I took 3 custom 30 tonners that were only armed with ECM and a Large Vibroblade, but could run up to 151 kph without activating its Supercharger (i.e. 9/14 (18)). 14 damage in melee off of a 30 tonner is no joke. Unfortunately, all I faced were a bunch of jump-happy punchers that night. They managed more damage than the customized Banshee I made armed with Claws and Talons, though (namely because the Banshee couldn't keep up, even with MASC and a Supercharger, and only managed to be in range to hit one thing all night).

@@Hopfolk Standing here, I realize you were Just like me trying to make history. But who's to judge the right from wrong. When our guard is down I think we'll both agree. That violence breeds violence. But in the end it has to be this way.

The games? They are mostly in universe entertainment products dating from the first half of the 31st Century. People knew rebuilt mechs and new designs were coming out, and that things like neurohelmets were getting fixed after the Helm Memory Core, but only people who had need to know really got to see SLDF grade machines in all their glory. (My in-universe story and I'm sticking to it)

Probably a Drac. They tend to be crazy about Katanas. And dying with a sword in hand would probably be up their alley.