the mechs have greater computer programmed accuracy. unless they train the dogs to somehow stay out of the Camera of the mech it wont make it to it.

spartan322 wrote:

Destructoid wrote:

Irontaco wrote:One trained dog with strong explosives strapped on a part of it's body. That's all it takes. Done before agaisn't armored tanks.

I dare mechs to survive that.

That didn't work out too well in WW2.

Not for the dogs. But the tanks got destroyed.

True, the tanks did get blown up. The wrong tanks. The germans trained the dogs to find meat under the only tanks they had available; German ones. So when the time came to use them in battle, the dogs went straight for the (surprise, surprise) German tanks.
There's a reason we don't use animal bombs in combat nowadays; they were too unpredicatable, even when you did train them properly, and training them took so long, it wasn't really worth it for a single explosion.

SaitoFOX wrote:the mechs have greater computer programmed accuracy. unless they train the dogs to somehow stay out of the Camera of the mech it wont make it to it.

So Dog beats tank which beats mech which beats dog. It's like rock, paper scissors..... except with explosives.

Awesomeguy147 wrote:

SaitoFOX wrote:the mechs have greater computer programmed accuracy. unless they train the dogs to somehow stay out of the Camera of the mech it wont make it to it.

So Dog beats tank which beats mech which beats dog. It's like rock, paper scissors..... except with explosives.

not exactly, their 3 prong legs allows terrain to not be a problem, and they can be customized with anti armor and Missle launchers. with Super High computer accaracy it will almost never miss its target.

meaning its can also be anti tank. aswel as anti infantry.

I really hate to admit it, but this tells the truth... sort of....

­́̄̔͝ wrote:I really hate to admit it, but this tells the truth... sort of....

Gundam in a nutshell