Crossout

This is Amy

Amy is a tank Leviathan from Crossout

Crossout is a Sci-fi, post-apocalyptic game where nuclear war ravaged the globe, where nations rose from the world that once was, however, in this AU, machines are large, bipedal beasts covered in armor and guns, between small, nimble, lightly armored, lightly armed vehicles like amored cars and IFVs, to hulking, sluggish, heavily armored, heavily armed monsters like Leviathans and landships, however, inside the thick armor Carapas is a fleshy, organic body, vulnerable to electromagnetic radiation

Here is the hierarchy based on size, weaponry, and weight

• Leviathans (the highest

Leviathans are massive, hulking beasts, covered head to two in very thick battleship steel, they dominate every battle they go to with tons of weaponry, and they're the biggest two, having a height of between 15 feet to 16 feet and a weight between 6,715 to 6,900 pounds

• landships (second to highest

Landships are lumbering, heavy beasts, supporting lower-class vehicles, most of their body is covered in thick, high-quality steel, armed ro the teeth with cannons and machine guns, also being the second biggest, 12 to 14 feet in height and 4,500 to 5,000 pounds

• Super Heavy Artillery (third to highest

Being support vehicles, Super Heavy Artillery platforms are lumbering monsters, the kings of battle, though having their important body parts in thick Tungsten armor, they carry massive weapons from large howitzers, to large rocket arrays to missile launchers, those that date back to before the nuclear war, being 10 to 13 feet in height and 2,400 to 3,200 pounds in weight

• Super Heavy tanks (fourth to highest

Being lumbering beasts, super heavy tanks are large, sluggish beasts, covered in very thick armor, carrying laser cannons as main armaments and machine guns for secondary armaments, being 8 to 11 feet in height and 1,200 to 1,400 pounds

• Heavy artillery (fifth to highest

Heavy Artillery platforms, being smaller than super heavy artillery, carry smaller weapons, with thinner armor, same armor position, they still carry large howitzers, rocket arrays, and missile Launchers, not those from before the nuclear war, however, they are 8 to 9 feet in height and 870 to 1,100 pounds

• Heavy tanks (sixth to highest

Though smaller than super heavy tanks, heavy tanks are still large vehicles, carrying a cannon with a caliber between 120 to 155 millimeters, and machine guns as their secondary armament, being 7 to 8.5 feet in height and 760 to 890 pounds in weight

• Light artillery (seventh to highest

Being smaller than heavy artillery, Light Artillery platforms are small yet sluggish vehicles, having thinner armor in the same position, with large cannons and medium rocket arrays, being 7 to 8 feet in height and 650 to 800 pounds in weight

• Medium tanks (Middle

Medium tanks, smaller than heavy tanks, are light, nimble vehicles, thinner armor, and weapons that pack a punch, being 5 feet 5 to 7 feet 6 in height and 180 to 340 pounds in weight

• Light tanks (fourth to lowest

Being smaller than Medium tanks, light tanks are light, nimble vehicles, having way thinner armor, weaker weapons, and being very agile, being 4 feet 9 inches to 5 feet 5 inches in height and 189 to 180 pounds in weight

• Armored Personnel Carriers (third to lowest

Armored Personnel Carriers, being baby-making machines, are large, sluggish, lightly armored vehicles that have one purpose only: to pop human or vehicle babies like a factory, having no armor or weapons, being 7 to 9 feet in height and 2,340 to 4,680 pounds in weight

• Infantry fighting vehicles (second to lowest

Infantry fig