Why Titanfall doesn't make sense

[Nicklesbe]

Jazz2K said:

Nicklesbe said:

Jazz2K said:
Well just because they can build Titans they can't send them right away. Pilots have camouflage and are silent. They can be deadly and infiltrate easily. Sending a Titan right away would blow up your cover really fast and even if they are big and heavy armed Titans that are send in the middle of a battlefield are easy preys and would fall quickly.

Sending pilots first for recognison of the field and stealthily reduce the number of both enemy pilots and grunts before sending a Titan to give the final blow to the enemy is a better strategy in my book.

Sure they can send them right away. They can build them and launch them in 3 minutes. So they have enough technology to camoflauge and make silent thousands of pilots but they can't do the same for mech? Sure they could, it's as easy as adding a layer of the material they use for pilots. if you can make a man invisible, you can make a mech invisible.

Yeah they could make Titans invisible but we don't know what kind of technology they use on Titans and on pilots. Also, in the future, AI is still a bit dumb so yeah it's better to have pilots piloting Titans than having them on auto pilot. Think like a self driving car, it's possible today but human drivers (not all of us) are still better at driving than auto drive.

I didn't say anything about AI. There is absolutly no reason they couldn't be piloted remotly. You do understand we can control vehicles as if we are there from a safe distance away right? It's not autopilot and it's not AI a pilot can literally control it as if they are there. With that statement I can only conclude that you don't understand the difference.