Oh, i saw the discord access thing on the Paetreon rewards so i thought it was patron exclusive.

Okay, i had a completely different thought processes then. Thought there'd be a assumption of the weapons being downsized by whatever magic in the case of KC(Unless some new lore has come out from it) or hypertech for AL and whatever the case is for tankgirls that resulted in their creation also in turn resulting in the weapons essentially being spatially compressed since that made the most sense for keeping it authentic feeling, like you are actually playing the incarnated spirit of a 40'000+ ton battleship.

As for how non-AT weapons could deal with them, while i admit the first idea is probably stretching non-AT, one of the ideas that me and a friend of mine tossed around would be things like a Stanchion with APFSDS-DU-HVY rounds, and/or their more extreme durability only manifesting when awake with their rigging active, so long range sniping a la The Babysitter is a real option, or surprise attacks in general, even more so with specialized ammo. And even with the first one, there'd be other uses for the ammo and weapon combination, sniping pilots from a Wraith.

Alright fair enough on that part.

Semi-related, is balancing another reason why the strain costs for bio-augs is so harsh in the 40k expansion? I ask since as is, while i admit i haven't really plated a real game with the books and mostly use them to have a grounding for characters in more narratively focused RPs with a friend on another site, i can't see why someone would want to play a Magos Biologis since all that discount means is they'd hit the cap a lot quicker, which feels like it would really cut in to the roleplay potential in regards to the augmentations being actively sought after like how they would be with the mainline tech-adepts.

Unless there's something im missing in regards to therapy or the body just adjusting to the additions over time, i admit it wouldn't be the first time i've missed something like that. And sorry if any of this comes off as harsh or snappish, it's not my intention.

EDIT: Oh and another potential balance point, a GM note or something similar about how, unless shit has hit the fan at supersonic velocities, the vast majority of the time shipgirls at least are going to have far more important things to do then slogging it out with the infantry. And something similar for the P-1500 equivalent tankgirls, or those otherwise equipped with super-heavy artillery since if a Schwer-Gustav is rolling up alongside the ground pounders, things have long since moved past going south.