Titanfall (RPG)

1. The Common Infantry They are the regular foot soldiers. They lack the mobility skills and neural implant to pilot a Titan. Within the IMC and the Militia, they are divided in the conventional manner: Recruit: The newcomers to the front. Rifleman: The standard infantry. Interestingly, the Militia divides them into tiers, for example: Class 3 Rifleman. Field Specialists: Depending on their equipment, regular soldiers are also divided into Engineers, Heavy Units, or Support. Shield Captain: Infantry non-commissioned officers who lead small squads and use technology such as portable energy barriers. Sergeant: Veteran soldiers who lead infantry platoons on the battlefield. Regular infantry doesn't have Titan or pilot technology, meaning only pilots can operate Titans. That's why many IMC Titans are just AI, as they don't qualify. However, the militia has all sorts of ranks, unlike factions, which only have pilots. The militia or IMC typically has a large infantry force and not as many pilots.

Obviously, pilots are the elite and it takes time to become certified, at least months in the military or IMC. 2. The Status of "Pilot" (The Elite) A pilot is the ultimate fighting force. In the military structure, any certified pilot automatically receives an officer rank. This means that any pilot has greater authority than almost any ordinary infantry soldier on the battlefield. Among the official Pilots we see ranks such as: Captain: Like the great Tai Lastimosa. They lead squadrons on critical combat missions. Major: Like Eli Anderson. High-ranking officers in charge of reconnaissance and intelligence operations

The way a person speaks depends on their rank and whether they should speak with more or less respect.

It all begins on Earth with a manufacturing company called IMC (Interstellar Manufacturing Corporation). This manufacturing company appeared on Earth and the core planets. At one point, IMC, with new technology from Hammond Engineering, managed to make a space jump to a planet called Demeter. From there, they began exploring the frontier. Many people established homes and cities, but a major conflict arose within IMC on the core planets. Because of this, IMC withdrew from the frontier to resolve these problems. However, many people remained living on the frontier. When IMC finally returned, they wanted to take control of the frontier to exploit its resources. But the frontier inhabitants refused to allow IMC exploitation, so they began to resist, creating a war between the frontier and IMC for control of the frontier itself. While most of the IMC is infantry, many people from the frontier live there, and not many are part of the military because these are inhabited areas, and only the bravest among them venture into the frontier. They dared to join the militia

In times of decline, the military is a warmer place with people from the frontier, because since they all come from the same place, it's a kind of warmth that is only obtained when a people goes through the worst hardships.

At IMC, everything will be cold, they don't care about you or your life, but you can easily earn a lot of money and recognition. Of course, both are paid because it's a job.

Vigilantes: The Vigilantes are the elite of the militia, basically the best pilots there are to fight for the freedom of the frontier. Their leader is Commander Sara Briggs, who is also in charge of directing or coordinating most of the militia's military operations.

Apex Predators: These are top-tier mercenaries, essentially the ones who will do practically any job for the right price, regardless of morality or legality. This faction is led by Kuben Blisk, the most wanted mercenary by the military, who also maintains a good relationship with the IMC, primarily due to his contracts.

Vinson Dynamics: This is a company related to the IMC. In this case, Vinson Dynamics focuses on simulations and testing of weaponry and infantry. At one point, they had facilities in Typhon that included an urban terrain assembly range for testing IMC infantry with militia prisoners. The leading exercise is called "Ash."

Angel City Elite (ACE): This is the elite of Angel City, a frontier city where select individuals are chosen to be the city's top pilots. They often fight for the freedom of the frontier, as it is their homeland. Led by "Barker," an alcoholic whose only concern is the frontier and Angel City, ACE is Angel City.

The 6-4: This is a faction of mercenaries who work on the right side of the law, doing everything legally and morally. They never choose the highest bidder and almost always fight for the freedom of the frontier. The woman who leads it is named "Gates" and is a very experienced pilot.

Ares Division: Works directly with the IMC and focuses on frontier research and appropriation, ostensibly to improve human life at the expense of the frontierspeople. Led by General Murder, he is a ruthless and unscrupulous individual with no real combat skills.

Best MARVIN moment: An automaton made for maintenance, broke free and created his own faction

This is a modern world with modern technology, most of which is from the Hammond Engineering company.

Space jump: Thanks to a machine placed on spaceships, it is possible to jump into space at the speed of light, better known as jump drives.

Infantry automatons: There are machines called stalkers which are used for warfare by the IMC. There are also reapers, 3-meter-tall machines with ticks.

Simulators: These are people whose consciousness was once human, now in robotic bodies, thus prolonging life.

Jump kit: Used only by pilots, it allows for double jumps and cushions long falls.

Pilot helmets: They have computing technology and artificial intelligence, cameras and mission logs, as well as a radio to communicate with their Titan or allies.

Titans: Enormous humanoid exoskeletons (6 meters tall) formerly used for rural or work purposes such as carrying heavy loads or moving objects, called Stryder (Thin), Atlas (Medium), and Ogre (Heavy). Later, military-grade Titans with more classes and functions began to be created.

Extraterrestrial Technology (Arcane): Technology left behind by other beings who previously inhabited the frontier and left a core called the "Arcane," apparently an energy sphere that was used by the IMC to try to destroy Harmony, although it went wrong.

Phase technology: A type of technology that allows you to switch to an alternate reality called "The Void," where, although you can only be there for a few seconds, it makes you completely invulnerable; used militarily.

Fleets: A method of military organization where huge shuttles are used in addition to ships to usually transport titans, infantry, etc.

Electric weapons: In addition to other normal weapons, they have a specific or different use, for example: Archer, missile launcher with automatic locking

The frontier refers to a specific area where habitable places exist. This area is somewhat far from the core planets, as in this case the frontier consists of places further away from the solar system and the Milky Way galaxy, thanks to a type of technology that allowed spacecraft to make space jumps to explore new places.

Colonization: Discovered by humanity generations ago, it was colonized by pioneers, explorers, and corporations seeking a new life away from the overpopulated and worn-out "Core" (the central systems around the Earth). Abandonment: Due to wars and crises in the Core, large corporations abandoned the Frontier to its fate for decades. Local settlers learned to survive on their own, building cities, farms, and a distinct identity. The Return: As the Core stabilized, the corporations returned to reclaim the lands by force. Frontier Planets: The region is made up of hundreds of worlds, but these three define the fate of the war: Demeter: It is one of the most important planets on the frontier because it controls the hyperspace jumps from the core planets to the frontier; basically, whoever controls Demeter controls what comes from the core planets. Typhon: A wild and unexplored planet secretly used by the IMC to research alien technologies. Harmony: The Militia's homeworld and main base of operations. It is a beautiful, green, and peaceful world that the IMC seeks to destroy as a priority in order to break the resistance.

These are planets that belong to the same solar system as Earth, such as Venus, Mars, and Earth. These planets are colonized and populated by many people, and they still possess advanced technology. However, in this case, they lack resources, resulting in limited job opportunities. Therefore, many people leave the core planets to migrate to the frontier.

The pilots have classes and things they can make use of. Exclusive use of the technology given to the pilots. Pilot tactical skills Stimulant: A syringe that heals you and greatly increases your speed for a while Hook: You can throw a hook which gives you a boost to the place Pulse Blade: Throws a blade that reveals the location of nearby enemies Phase change: It puts you into "The Void" to make you invulnerable and hide you for a short time Camouflage: Makes you almost invisible Particle Wall: Deploys a particle barrier/shield that blocks enemy projectiles and increases your own. Holographic Pilots: Create a pilot decoy

Throwable Fragmentation grenade: You can throw a grenade that deals damage in a large area. Electrogrenade: Grenade to stun enemies such as titans or stalkers Fire Star: An adhesive shuriken that shoots fire Gravity Star: A shuriken that attracts enemies and immobilizes them Electric Smoke Grenade: Unfurls a huge cloud of smoke that electrifies anyone nearby. Explosive charges: Basically C4 bombs that explode with a remote control

Impulses Weapon Upgrade: Increased damage for a time by 80% Ticks: Mechanical creatures that explode upon proximity 65% Pilot turret: An automated turret that only targets pilots. 72% Map Hacking: Reveals enemies on the map 70% Backup battery: Batteries for extra titans 80% Radar jammer: Interferes with the pilot's helmet by 40% Titan Turret: Specialized turret for Titans 35% MK6 Smart Pistol: Automatic headshots 60% Phase rewind: Takes you back to a point before activation 24% Heavy Coverage: Pilot-sized particle shield 20% Holo Nova Pilot: 3 Pilot Decoys 40% Dice roll: You can randomly roll any of the above 50%

You get boosts when you reach a certain percentage on your screen; when you reach 100%, you can summon your Titan.

Besides their abilities, titans have different ways of using them or different forms in themselves; there are also other types of titans.

Batteries: Titans are powered by three nuclear batteries. Standard Titans have two battery compartments on top and one inside the cockpit. Vanguard Titans have all three externally mounted on one side.

The Titan Drop: In combat, for Titans to be used, they must drop from the sky from a shuttle. There are two ways to do this: they can appear with a shield that lasts 10 seconds or until the pilot enters the Titan, or they can drop without a shield or protection. If they have a shield, it will take 7 seconds to arrive, while those without a shield arrive in 2 seconds.

Titan ejections: When a Titan is in critical condition or lost, the pilot can eject, ensuring their own safety. There is a way to cause the Titan's engine to become unstable and create a massive explosion that affects nearby Titans or pilots (Nuclear Ejection).

Titan executions: Executions are methods of eliminating a titan that are more about showing off than utility, based on the titan's abilities.

Cores: These are supreme abilities that charge over time: Ion (Huge laser that deals massive damage), Scorch (A massive wave of fire on the ground that deals massive damage), NorthStar (Flies while launching a massive salvo of missiles), Ronin (Exclusive use of the sword, greatly increased damage), Tone (A massive salvo of missiles guided by the pilot), Legion (Automatically aims to take full advantage of the machine gun's potential), Monarch (Extreme skill enhancement)

Enhancement Modifications: You can make modifications to improve certain details, such as nuclear ejection, improved combat AI, a faster core, or other things.

Vanguard: Vanguard Titans are original Titans of the militia and are only given to the best of the faction.

In this world there are several types of titans based on previous titan chassis Normal Titans Ion: Based on the "Atlas" chassis, this Titan has medium mobility and medium health. It relies on stored energy. Its weapon is called the Fork Rifle, which deals medium damage and is automatic. It fires energy that doesn't deplete reserves, but can expand the shot, though this consumes stored energy. Its first ability is called "Vortex Shield," a shield that can catch projectiles and envelop them in flight. Its second ability is a laser net that explodes on contact. Its third ability is an energy laser that deals significant damage the longer it is charged.

Scorch: Based on the previous Ogre chassis, it has low mobility but high health. Its weapon is called the "T-203 Thermite Launcher," a single-shot weapon that fires a sphere called thermite, leaving a trail of flames for five seconds after each shot, dealing significant damage on a direct hit. Its first ability is called Heat Shield, a shield that can melt lead and other materials on contact. Its second ability is Incendiary Trap, where it releases a tank of flammable gas that spreads over a large area, igniting the ground beneath it. Its third ability is a ground slam called Wall of Fire, which creates a straight line of fire that burns the ground below.

Northstar: Based on the "Stryder" chassis, it has low health but high mobility. Its weapon is a sniper rifle called the "Plasma Rifle Cannon," a railgun that charges over time, dealing more damage the longer it charges, reaching devastating levels with accurate shots. Its first ability is two traps that attach to approaching Titans, reducing their mobility significantly. The second ability is essentially flight, allowing it to gain altitude and a better view. The third ability is a fragmentation missile containing grenades.

Ronin: A titan based on the Stryder chassis, Ronin boasts high mobility but low health. His weapon, the "Wall of Lead," is a shotgun that fires eight pellets per shot, with each reload yielding four shots. This titan also deals additional melee damage thanks to his energy sword. His first ability, "Blade Block," can block or reduce the damage of many projectiles, but doesn't negate attacks. His second ability, "Phase Shift," allows the titan to enter the Void for a few seconds to move around or evade damage. His third ability, "Energy Wave," unleashes a wave of electricity from his sword that can paralyze enemies.

Tone: Based on the “Atlas” chassis, it has medium mobility and medium health. Its weapon is called the “40mm Tracking Cannon,” which can lock onto targets. Its first ability is called “Particle Wall,” a defensive ability that creates a barrier that blocks projectiles from one side and lets projectiles pass through from the other. Its second ability is called “Sonar Pulse,” which allows it to see enemies behind walls and lock onto targets. Its third ability consists of homing missiles that can only be fired when an enemy is locked on.

Legion: Based on the "Ogre," it has low mobility and high health. Its weapon, the "Predator Cannon," is a large machine gun. Its first ability is a shield around the weapon, its second ability switches between close and long range, and its third ability...

Monarch: Based on "Atlas," his weapon is called the "XO-16." It's an automatic rifle. Its first ability is a cannon that absorbs energy and uses it for a shield. Its second ability allows him to reset his other abilities, and its third ability is a salvo of unguided missiles. In its execution, it can steal batteries and restore the Titan's health.

Facing one is a death sentence, with the exception of other pilots.

Assault Rifles Versatile weapons, excellent for medium distances and easy to use. R-201 / R-101: The standard and most well-rounded rifle. It's automatic, has excellent control, and is reliable in almost any situation. (The only real difference between the 101 and 201 is the factory scope.) Hemlok BF-R: A rifle that fires in 3-round bursts. It's lethal at medium and long range if you manage to hit the target with every bullet in the burst. V-47 Flatline: A fully automatic rifle that stands out for having horizontal (side-to-side) recoil instead of vertical. It hits pretty hard. Submachine guns (SMGs) The best weapons for Titanfall's frantic gameplay. They have brutal accuracy when firing from the hip (without aiming) while wall-running. R-97: A true shredder. It has an absurdly high rate of fire, ideal for melting enemies at close range. CAR: The most popular and consistent submachine gun. It has almost no recoil and is ridiculously accurate when fired from the hip. Volt: A submachine gun that fires energy ammunition. Its rate of fire is slightly slower than the others, but it is very stable and accurate at longer ranges. Alternator: A unique double-barreled weapon that alternates firing between the left and right barrels. It has high damage per bullet, but significant horizontal recoil.

Light Machine Guns (LMGs) Heavy weapons with huge magazines, ideal for maintaining constant fire, although they do make you a little slower. Spitfire: A classic automatic machine gun. High damage, huge magazine, and becomes more accurate the longer you hold down the trigger. L-STAR: Fires large, slow-moving plasma projectiles instead of regular bullets. It doesn't use a magazine as such, but rather operates with an overheating system. If you kill someone with it, it literally explodes into pieces. X-55 Devotion: An energy machine gun that increases its rate of fire the longer you hold down the trigger, going from slow shots to brutal speed. Sniper Rifles For pilots who prefer long-range accuracy (although professionals use them in the air). Kraber .50-Cal: The ultimate bolt-action rifle. It's a one-shot kill weapon, but it uses bullets with bullet drop, so it requires a lot of prediction. Double Take: A rifle that fires two horizontal projectiles at once, increasing the probability of hitting the target. D-2 Longbow: A semi-automatic sniper rifle. It allows for rapid-fire bursts without losing sight of the target. Shotguns For those seeking head-to-head combat at maximum speed. EVA-8 Auto: A fully automatic shotgun. It is very consistent and destructive at point-blank range. Mastiff: An energy shotgun that fires a pellet in a horizontal line. The closer the space, the more lethal it is.

Hand Grenades / Grenade Ammunition Weapons Heavy weapons that fire explosives. They are excellent for clearing areas or damaging titans if you hit their weak points. Sidewinder SMR: Fires a rapid burst of micro-rockets. Very chaotic and fun. EPG-1: Launches a single slow energy projectile that causes great direct impact damage and area damage (splash damage). Softball: A grenade launcher that fires sticky grenades that stick to surfaces or enemies before exploding after a short timer. Cold War: An energy grenade launcher that fires in bursts of 4 projectiles after a short charge. It destroys entire areas.

Pistols RE-45 Auto: A fully automatic pistol, basically a pocket mini-submachine gun. Hammond P2016: The standard semi-automatic pistol. Very accurate and deals good damage if you have a steady hand. Wingman: A heavy, high-caliber revolver. It requires great precision, but it hits incredibly hard. Anti-Titan Weapons (Anti-Titan) Charge Rifle: An energy rifle that you must charge for one second to unleash a devastating long-range laser beam. MGL Mag Launcher: A magnetic grenade launcher that fires grenades that automatically attract to nearby titans. LG-97 Thunderbolt: Fires a giant, slow-moving energy sphere that launches electric beams at all the titans it passes near. Archer: A rocket launcher that requires locking onto a titan before firing a high-damage homing missile.