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So why don't Spiral Knights take lockdown shields into the clockworks?

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Sun, 03/31/2013 - 05:16
Raptorsevens's picture
Raptorsevens

This is not a suggestion - hell, I don't want this - but a question.
Why wouldn't they take the lockdown gear into the clockworks?

Does the spiral order order knights to have a defensive shield (guardian shield is defensive though)?
Does the gear require some sort of activation only found in the lockdown arenas? Say, they work on solar power (some lockdown maps are underground though)? Do the clockworks somehow DEACTIVATE this gear?

Sun, 03/31/2013 - 05:20
#1
Thunderskull's picture
Thunderskull
Missions

I thought there were missions where you see Spiral Knight Recon guys running around.

Sun, 03/31/2013 - 05:25
#2
Little-Juances's picture
Little-Juances

Guardians (those with trojan heads) have guardian shields.
Desna and her soldiers are recons.

In lockdown they let us try them. But our own knights aren't authorized to use them in real combat yet.
Imagine LD as a training course.

Sun, 03/31/2013 - 05:47
#3
Hexzyle's picture
Hexzyle

The gear is expensive and only elite knights who are trained in the way of the Guardian/Recon are allowed to use them. We're just trained as Squad Command/Elite Footsoldiers so we don't need them.

Lockdown just lets us rent them for a while to do various competitive gaming.

Sun, 03/31/2013 - 05:58
#4
Hariender
hmmm...

I have a dark theory we actually not the original spiral knight but a mech been made by them to help them on the clockwork ,what happen if the RK give the shield to normal knight might cause prb.

:p just my silly theory.

Sun, 03/31/2013 - 07:23
#5
Thunder-The-Bright's picture
Thunder-The-Bright
it's king krogmo.

he is the creator of those shields; those shields of the rangers costed us way too much but we were obliged to buy before seeing the cost. now we will never buy from krogmo again; only the rewards are awesome.

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