) |
| Main Guns | 1 |
| Secondary Guns | 4 |
| AP Guns | 8 |
| Missile Racks | 0 |
| Missile Ammo | 0 |
| External Missiles | 2 |
| Tread Units | 48 |
It was another lonely, chilly night for the outpost observers. The stars were shining brightly in the near-twilight sky, but Sgt. Zigg had no eyes for them. Instead, he was concentrating, worried about the telefax he had just received.
"Sir, I think you'd better come look at this," called Pvt. Zanichelli. Zigg did not move.
"Sir?"
Zigg looked up and attempted to cover the concern in his eyes. He had a feeling...
"Sir, the seismometers are picking up some odd things. I'm not sure, sir, but it seems that there is a whole lotta something coming our way...but it's coming from two directions," the private reported.
"Send a drone," replied Zigg, absently. He knew what it would find.
"To which area?" asked Pvt. Kutner.
"What?"
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In 2074, the Combine was flush with the success of the largest cybertank to date, the Ogre Mk. III. Designers were tasked with building a bigger, better Ogre. Rather than build one unit to do everything, they designed two: the Mk. V for short-range, high-intensity exchanges, and the Mk. IV for fast strike, long-range power.
The Ogre Mk. IV carries a single main gun, and a pair of secondaries. However, its primary weapons are the three missile racks mounted in the rear, loaded with 5 missiles each. In addition, it moves faster than any other unit, short of a GEV . A certain amount of durability was sacrificed to achieve such speeds though; this cybertank has only 56 tread units.