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Construction Rig • Freighter • Hover Freighter • Raider • Mercenary • Scout • Sniper • Saboteur • Infiltrator • Field Medic • Mechanic • Flak Jack • Martyr • Spider Bike • Skirmish Tank • Tank Hunter • Triple Rail Hover Tank • Phase Tank • Hellstorm Artillery • Rapid Armored Transport • Phase Transport • Sky Bike • Outrider • Shock Wave • Water Contaminator • Base Mover
Construction Rig • Freighter • Hover Freighter • Guardian • Bion • Exterminator • Infiltrator • Amper • Suicide Zombie • Scout Runner • Plasma Tank • Tachion Tank • Mobile Air Defense • Shredder • Recon Drone • S.C.A.R.A.B. • Invader Troop Transport • Hostage Taker • Cyclone • Sky Fortress • Water Contaminator
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Fast and agile, these tanks dish out good damage against vehicle plating but also deal decent damage to infantry. |
Combat
Tank Hunters, as their name might suggest, deal additional damage to tank-plated vehicles, and therefore are a very useful counter to use against virtually any type of tank the opposition throws at you. However, their weapon’s damage rating is still quite good even versus infantry, so don’t discount them just because you might be facing off against more infantry than vehicles.
In many ways, a Tank Hunter is a faster version of the Skirmish Tank that can’t hit air. They have slightly more health, although still not enough to save them should a Martyr detonate right next to them.
Besides being unable to hit air units, one of the key disadvantages to the Tank Hunter is its limited range. It has to be practically on top of a target before it can shoot at it. With their high speed this is not always a problem because they can approach targets quickly; however, this property does usually put them into the thick of battle, resulting more often than not in lower life spans overall.