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Dreadknights probably use those implants that Dreadnoughts have that allow them to interface with machinery as extensions of their own bodies.

Yeah but it didn't do the spinnie on the back, on to head spin, flip, stop and pose with legs crossed in the air thing.

To be fair though, he is 9182 years old

In the grim far future of the 41st millennia, there is only frontal vision.

Looking at the dancing dreadnought, I just realized it can't even turn its arms outwards . . . the only real attack motion it could make in close combat would be a judo chop at a mild angle like / or \

looks like a thousand sons dread?? well there you go... choas redeeming stiffness since a coupla tenthousand years... imperial dreads are only walking boxes^^


by the way, the sound is very fitting and i don´t know why...

Atramentar wrote:Looking at the dancing dreadnought, I just realized it can't even turn its arms outwards . . . the only real attack motion it could make in close combat would be a judo chop at a mild angle like / or \

This is what got me started
The SM power and Termie armour wouldn't be a lot better.
Most lateral movement, and sight as well would require the whole upper torso to rotate.

Like you say with the dread not the most effecient in CC!

Terminators can rotate their waists in DoW II... if you consider that at all canon.

How does the guy in a Dreadnought see where he is going?

Chibi Bodge-Battle wrote:How does the guy in a Dreadnought see where he is going?

Cameras, lots of them.