I mistook: "Historically, Sentium ground forces were advised to keep a look out for the signature heart shaped cockpit and iconic wedge of the H3 Cupcake. Unyielding and relentless, only the royal guard of Prosk high command made use of these monstrosities."
I thought this was Sentium's goons getting angry that they didn't get some super-elite technological marvel (given that all of Hawken's mechs are implied to be outdated piles of shit), but in retrospect, that was dumb.
Concerning Anyone Can Die, since this is now getting into being an edit war, it does not apply to a oneshot comic. The named characters dying isn't special when they're nearly the only characters, they didn't die at different parts of the story (considering that there are a grand total of two, who die in the same ambush), and they die 5-7 pages after introduction.
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I'd need to ask a mod or something to weigh in on that.
dakinebrah, concerning the Vanguard Cupcake's backstory, where is it you have seen it stated that the riots were among Sentium pilots and not Prosk's?
From what I read of the lore in this article, that's not what's implied.
After all, why would Sentium pilots start a riot against their own company, wanting a mech used exclusively by Prosk's elite?
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