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Seventeen and half tons of armor ensure the 7R can close into range to make full use of the five tons of AC/20 reloads and twenty-two heat sinks it mounts.

COR-7R The 7R is built for close combat, fitted with an Autocannon/20 right torso and twin Large Lasers in its right arm, carrying two Rocket Launcher 10s in its center torso, a Rocket Launcher 20 in its left torso and left arm, with an additional Rocket Launcher 10 in the head.

Carrying six tons of reloads for its autocannons, the extra weight required leaves the 5T with just eleven heat sinks. COR-5T The 5T is built to wear its targets down at range, carrying a trio of Autocannon/2s in each arm, supported by just four Medium Lasers spread across its three torso locations.Carrying two tons of AC/5 reloads, one less heat sink is carried. Defensively the 7A carries four Anti-Missile Systems, one in each arm and side torso, fed from a combined four tons of ammo. A Medium Laser in right arm and left torso round out the offensive weaponry. COR-7A The 7A carries an Autocannon/5 in its right torso and left arm, supported by a PPC in the right arm and a Large Laser in the left torso.The 6R carries two tons of autocannon and LRM reloads and one ton each of SRM and Machine Gun ammo. COR-6R The 6R is retains the AC/10, LRM-15 and left arm Large Laser, but swaps the SRM-6 for an LRM-10 and drops the Medium Lasers for a center torso Small Laser and a Machine Gun and SRM-2 in the left torso its armor reduced to fifteen tons.Two tons of SRM ammo, three tons of autocannon reloads and two of LRM reloads offer nearly military-grade endurance for a pirate raider 'Mech. ДЄrmed with a grab-bag array of weaponry, the Corsair's primary weapons are an AC/10 and LRM-15 mounted in its right torso, supported by a trio of Medium Lasers split between its left and center torsos and an SRM-6 and Large Laser mounted in its vestigial left arm. Twenty standard heat sinks offer effective cooling for its highly varied weapons loadout. Clad in sixteen tons of armor, a 285-rated standard fusion engine propels the Corsair at 48.6 km/h, putting it in the common Succession Wars era assault 'Mech speed range. The COR-designated Corsair builds are constructed almost entirely out of so-called Succession War era technology. (There had been no original designs by PGI when Randall Bills made his ruling, which Ray Arrastia upheld when initially queried about the canonicity of the new original PGI designs though he later added the aforementioned caveat.)ДЄs a result, the Corsair designs (including the ' Ravager' Hero 'Mech) are exempt from the canonisation of MWO Hero 'Mechs and remain apocryphal. Bills had issued a ruling as Catalyst Game Labs' incumbent BattleTech Line Developer to the effect that all Hero 'Mech background information from MWO is considered canonical for (CGL) BattleTech, Assistant Line Developer Ray 'Adrian Gideon' Arrastia later expressly clarified that the original designs from PGI are not canonical, regardless of any Hero 'Mechs or Hero 'Mech fluff associated with them.

It has also made a showing in MechWarrior 5 by the same producers. The Corsair is the third BattleMech design introduced by and so-far exclusive to MechWarrior Online (as opposed to designs taken from established Canon for the BattleTech universe). Also, assault 'Mechs are invariably considered extremely rare in the periphery. This is odd insofar as no proper production was known to take place in the Oberon Confederation or elsewhere before it was overrun by the Clans in 3049, nor does a standardized refit program seem plausible, as there are only relatively few 95-ton designs to begin with.

#Battletech advanced 3062 code#

This particular series of 95-ton BattleMechs is identified by the COR- alphanumerical code as if it were a regular production model. The most successful of these are ninety-five ton brutes modeled on the ' Ravager', an individual Hero 'Mech equipped with Star League era weapons that was piloted by Jake Kalmar of the Oberon Confederation until 3037. 'Corsair' is supposedly a generic Periphery term referring to heavy and assault class FrankenMechs cobbled together out of desperation as the Succession War era dragged on, with no specific weight or base chassis. See the article's section on Canonicity for details. in official BattleTech products that do not fall under the current definition of canon.Д¬onsequently, the subject of this article may not be canonical. The subject of this article is exclusively described in apocryphal sources, i.e.