Sunderer

[Littleman]

The sunderer is indeed designed to stop freight trains dead in their tracks. How well it will fare against mines however, is still yet to be seen.

And yeah... let's not assume people know what most military acronyms are, or that they should have to use wikipedia to figure it out, especially if you're looking for an answer or meaningful discussion.

[Gugabalog]

Originally Posted by Littleman

The sunderer is indeed designed to stop freight trains dead in their tracks. How well it will fare against mines however, is still yet to be seen.

And yeah... let's not assume people know what most military acronyms are, or that they should have to use wikipedia to figure it out, especially if you're looking for an answer or meaningful discussion.

I suppose. I'm just so jaded by a certain kind of forum member...

[Blackwolf]

Originally Posted by Gugabalog

I suppose. I'm just so jaded by a certain kind of forum member...

So I have to ask, did this topic come up for discussion because you are genuinely curious, or because you wanted to grow your epeen?

Honestly, the Sunderer strikes me as a Stryker unit. PS1 came out with mine clearing and CY shield piercing abilities allowing it to storm into court yards and deploy troops right next to the door, but it's use was limited in a lot of ways.