Gamesaurs ST Guide | Mecharashi

Electronic Blocker

When attacking, there is a 70% chance to trigger: target's Dodge Rate -12%.

Gamesaurs

Body

Durability

305

Armor

108

Fire Power

86

Output

1870

Anti-Riot

655

ASX-114 Gamesaurs A heavy ST developed and produced by An-Holt during the Milkhama War. Equipped with a large sliding monitor to enhance tracking and locking performance, it uses an ASX-114 combat core that allows it to specialize in combat with agile targets. Its head-mounted electronic jammer can launch electromagnetic pulses to interfere with enemy evasion systems while tracking their trajectory.

Left Arm

Gamesaurs

Durability

157

Armor

72

Fire Power

86

Hit Rate

245

ASX-114 Gamesaurs A heavy ST developed and produced by An-Holt during the Milkhama War. Equipped with a large sliding monitor to enhance tracking and locking performance, it uses an ASX-114 combat core that allows it to specialize in combat with agile targets. Its head-mounted electronic jammer can launch electromagnetic pulses to interfere with enemy evasion systems while tracking their trajectory.

Right Arm

Gamesaurs

Durability

157

Armor

72

Fire Power

86

Hit Rate

245

ASX-114 Gamesaurs A heavy ST developed and produced by An-Holt during the Milkhama War. Equipped with a large sliding monitor to enhance tracking and locking performance, it uses an ASX-114 combat core that allows it to specialize in combat with agile targets. Its head-mounted electronic jammer can launch electromagnetic pulses to interfere with enemy evasion systems while tracking their trajectory.

Legs

Gamesaurs

Durability

235

Armor

72

Fire Power

86

Dodge

482

Movement

3000

ASX-114 Gamesaurs A heavy ST developed and produced by An-Holt during the Milkhama War. Equipped with a large sliding monitor to enhance tracking and locking performance, it uses an ASX-114 combat core that allows it to specialize in combat with agile targets. Its head-mounted electronic jammer can launch electromagnetic pulses to interfere with enemy evasion systems while tracking their trajectory.