Post by quattro on Aug 25, 2007 17:39:36 GMT 7
For the month of September we are featuring one of the under rated empirial zoid MOLGA 
The small but terrible front line of the empire is now our zoid of the month.
from wikipedia
The Molga is a Caterpillar-type Zoid, created by the Zenebas Empire and later used by the Guylos Empire.
The Molga is an early Zoid, one of the first created by the Zenebas Empire. The Zoid was initially designed to be a standard infantry Zoid, supporting other early designs, including the Malder and Marder. The Molga's design meant that the Zoid is very well armoured for its size, far more than most other Zoids of its size, as well as allowing the Zoid to burrow into the ground.
The Molga's weapons are only average, but certainly enough to let it deal with similarly-sized Zoids. However, while the Zoid is fast and well armoured, its manoeuvrability is poor, and its handling over rough terrain only mediocre. The Molga's overall performance is rather average, the Zoid being designed more for use in large numbers as a massed force, not individually.
credits to matrix saix and duowolf for the icons
The small but terrible front line of the empire is now our zoid of the month.
from wikipedia
The Molga is a Caterpillar-type Zoid, created by the Zenebas Empire and later used by the Guylos Empire.
The Molga is an early Zoid, one of the first created by the Zenebas Empire. The Zoid was initially designed to be a standard infantry Zoid, supporting other early designs, including the Malder and Marder. The Molga's design meant that the Zoid is very well armoured for its size, far more than most other Zoids of its size, as well as allowing the Zoid to burrow into the ground.
The Molga's weapons are only average, but certainly enough to let it deal with similarly-sized Zoids. However, while the Zoid is fast and well armoured, its manoeuvrability is poor, and its handling over rough terrain only mediocre. The Molga's overall performance is rather average, the Zoid being designed more for use in large numbers as a massed force, not individually.
credits to matrix saix and duowolf for the icons
