You have just plowed your sunderer into a deployed galaxy (AMS), what happens?

[Squeegeez]

A) It gets pushed to a new location but can still spawn guys there.
B) It is a brick, you both take 1d10 damage.
C) It gets pushed, becomes undeployed, and cannot spawn until deployed again.
D) It gets pushed, does not become undeployed, but due to the angle, it cannot continue to spawn men.
E) Other, be sure to comment below!

[Magpie]

Lmao!! They both blow up!!

[ThGlump]

Sunderer is made to push back some puny tanks, not something as big as galaxy nailed to the ground while deploying. You would have better chance if you drive sundy to the wall.

[ShadoViper]

A) It gets pushed to a new location but can still spawn guys there.
B) It is a brick, you both take 1d10 damage.
C) It gets pushed, becomes undeployed, and cannot spawn until deployed again.
D) It gets pushed, does not become undeployed, but due to the angle, it cannot continue to spawn men.
E) Other, be sure to comment below!

E) I honk my horn as i plow into everything. This causes a huge earthquake, destroying everything nearby. This is also how the bending occurs.

[FastAndFree]

Every time an unstoppable force meets an immovable object a BFR randomly explodes in a different place and time

[Saintlycow]

E)

It flips and blows up

[Mastachief]

E:

It deploys a my little pony stable.

[Kran De Loy]

Actual video evidence of what would happen.

http://www.damnomg.com/pics/2/truck-explosion-6587.gif

[Knocky]

E:

It deploys a my little pony stable.

Which is 20% cooler then either of the component parts.

[Mastachief]

Which is 20% cooler then either of the component parts.

Of course i can then mount Pinkie Pie and charge through the hordes of VS/TR with my jackhammer mowing them down with sunshine and sparkles.

[Warborn]

Ramming stuff should probably have fairly limited application. You really ought not to be able to take out galaxies by simple driving a vehicle into it. Hitting the W key and steering a bit is a pretty simple thing to do generally speaking, and the payoff should be comparably minor.

[Ragefighter]

Actual video evidence of what would happen.

http://www.damnomg.com/pics/2/truck-explosion-6587.gif

lol this (E), because everyone planted their C4 onto the front of it =p

[Fenrys]

According to Wikipedia, a loaded AC-130 weighs about as much as an M1A2.

According to the first webcast, a Sunderer weighs more than a tank.

If they collide when the Galaxy is not deployed, they both take 1d10 damage and the Galaxy gets pushed back.

When deployed, the Galaxy has put down roots to suck up nanites from the Auraxian soil. The only way to move it is to blow it up.

Therefore, (B) they both take 1d10 damage and that's all that happens. Maybe the Sunderer's back end lifts up a little bit due to momentum and a high center of gravity.

[basti]

Ramming stuff should probably have fairly limited application. You really ought not to be able to take out galaxies by simple driving a vehicle into it. Hitting the W key and steering a bit is a pretty simple thing to do generally speaking, and the payoff should be comparably minor.

Not A vechicle, Just the sundy. Its a driving brick after all.

[Warborn]

Not A vechicle, Just the sundy. Its a driving brick after all.

Well, any vehicle though. It's just one player working on his own. I understand wanting to make sunderers able to break through any road block sort of efforts, but should one guy be able to disable a spawn point by just hitting auto-pilot and pointing his vehicle toward a galaxy? Keeping them able to bash things out of the way is cool and all but I dunno, just seems like an iffy thing to make it applicable to deployed galaxies.

[MonsterBone]

I think the same thing that happens to an AMS when hit by a tank in PS1. It wont move and eventually blows up.

[Geist]

Depends on how the Galaxy is deployed. If it's anchored, 1d10 damage on impact. If not, movement plus 1d10 damage.

[Figment]

E)

Knowing the playerbase, it'll be a friendly Sunderer and someone will start a tantrum over global chat about noobs.