Rideable robot (modified version)

change:

Scaling is a pretty significant change, with the size of all selectable robots being significantly increased to better suit most situations in the cockpit.

This is certainly true of its skeleton and protector, attacker and central robot's skeleton.

In addition, the brains of Sentinel and Robot have been measured to better accommodate the center of the robot's attack and protective bones.

The Flying Spur is really just the best of the cockpit mods associated with it, and has the fewest changes.

The criteria for usable robots have been modified, primarily to keep them effective at high levels and on greater difficulties.

All types have modifiers that increase their defense value, limb health, and damage output so that they are no longer feather-tickling foes.

Melee weapons still vary between a foam baseball bat and a ballistic death hammer that kills you outright.

~The base speed of most robot types has been increased, some to nominal levels, others much higher. This handy car can now increase speed significantly, and two drivable cars can enjoy huge speeds to offset their default very slow speeds.

~The protector-style skeleton now makes as heavy a sound as the footsteps of attackers and sprinters.

The Call Droid Switch and Navigator Ring Storage Box outside Sanctuary Mountain and the Red Rocket Truck Station have been removed. This will hopefully resolve conflicts with other mods that alter these cells.

Increase:

I had a major problem from the beginning with not being able to call a playable bot from vanilla to the DLC world space without using console commands, so now everyone can enjoy what I've been enjoying for a year now, a call bot project.

Additionally, to build your own Mecha arsenal, you can now build each type of selectable robot from the Workshop menu under a new menu tree. You can also build call robot equipment and control rings, although call equipment will sometimes fall from the surface. To ensure some degree of balance, these are currently resource controlled. If you can build an early game, you'll be handy, but projects (especially robots) can be expensive.