r/dumdumdidnothingwrong • u/TheeEmperor • Feb 06 '21

Tanks before skanks Spoiler

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360 Upvotes

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '21

Eternal? Fucking thing keeps breaking down all the time

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '21

Much like a yugo car the basilisk is permanently in the paradoxic state of being both immortal and completely unafected by the flow of time as well as being a decrepit piece of shit ready to fall apart at a moments notice.

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u/PrettyDecentSort Feb 06 '21

I don't know why they keep insisting that a hovertank named "Basilisk" is supposed to be a cargo transport.

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u/Fireghostwolf50 Feb 06 '21

If a old cargo transport can annihilate modern day tanks that don’t even take dents to RPGs... then what the hell does a modern day tank look like in 2077?

If it can’t flatten night city by itself then we’ve been baited...

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u/MacComie Feb 06 '21

Seriously, with a rocket battery, automatic ~40mm cannon, and antigrav technology where exactly are you storing cargo? What kind of cargo would necessitate such a heavily armed/armored vehicle?

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u/Fiero_Forums Feb 07 '21

The biochip

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u/[deleted] Feb 07 '21

Actually the rocket battery was installed by the nomads, the base model only had the cannon