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This is a screenshot from Tiberium Essence 1.4. 1.51 Beta has been released, but it is not yet finished.

Check out the super-sexy Tiberium Essence mod! [link]

This is the Mammoth Mark II Heavy Battle Mechanized Walker. It is equipped with dual double-barrel rail guns, a 30mm cannon mounted underneath the cockpit, and 2 Surface-to-Air Missile racks mounted on top of the guns. Furthermore, in this case, it can be further enhanced by equipping a rooftop-mounted Disk Launcher or AA Railgun (in this case, the unit features the Disk Launcher, which is a powerful grenade-like launching system that can also clear out occupied structures).

It features an "active armor" system which allows it to realign, repair, and replace damaged armor plates (i.e., repair itself). Normal tactical transportation means are insufficient to ferrying around this large weapons platform (which is taller than several buildings), thus the unit can only be delivered to special facilities known as Dropship Command Centers via Dropships. Due to the sensitivity of the materials and technology of this weapon (and since it's so expensive), only one Mammoth Mark II can be deployed at any one time.

It is the heaviest and most powerful platform as part of GDI's Battle Mechanized Walker Program instituted before the Second Tiberium War. It represents the pinnacle of GDI armored warfare technology and cannot be defeated expect by perhaps the most numerous of assaults and the heaviest of all possible Nod weapons. Not even Nod's rival walking Avatar can destroy it, even in waves-it'll be scrap before it even comes into range.

For a bit of trivia, in 1988, Westwood Studios worked with Activision to create a very early Mechwarrior game known as "The Crescent Hawk's Inception" and "The Crescent Hawk's Revenge." As we see, the "Battle Mech" program incorporating the Titan and Wolverine may have taken some leads from Westwood's early developments (yes, kids, Westwood is connected to Mechwarrior!).

As a member of the Tiberium Essence, I grammar and spell-check, and I also wrote a number of the Intel Documents unlocked during the single-player campaign. I know I edited the document for the Mammoth Mark II (during which it was described that the program was being shut down while quoting Nick "Havoc" Parker from Renegade in the article), but I don't recall if I created it originally-I'm sure I didn't, but I did edit it.

Description
This is a screenshot from Tiberium Essence 1.4. 1.51 Beta has been released, but it is not yet finished.

Check out the super-sexy Tiberium Essence mod! [link]

This is the Mammoth Mark II Heavy Battle Mechanized Walker. It is equipped with dual double-barrel rail guns, a 30mm cannon mounted underneath the cockpit, and 2 Surface-to-Air Missile racks mounted on top of the guns. Furthermore, in this case, it can be further enhanced by equipping a rooftop-mounted Disk Launcher or AA Railgun (in this case, the unit features the Disk Launcher, which is a powerful grenade-like launching system that can also clear out occupied structures).

It features an "active armor" system which allows it to realign, repair, and replace damaged armor plates (i.e., repair itself). Normal tactical transportation means are insufficient to ferrying around this large weapons platform (which is taller than several buildings), thus the unit can only be delivered to special facilities known as Dropship Command Centers via Dropships. Due to the sensitivity of the materials and technology of this weapon (and since it's so expensive), only one Mammoth Mark II can be deployed at any one time.

It is the heaviest and most powerful platform as part of GDI's Battle Mechanized Walker Program instituted before the Second Tiberium War. It represents the pinnacle of GDI armored warfare technology and cannot be defeated expect by perhaps the most numerous of assaults and the heaviest of all possible Nod weapons. Not even Nod's rival walking Avatar can destroy it, even in waves-it'll be scrap before it even comes into range.

For a bit of trivia, in 1988, Westwood Studios worked with Activision to create a very early Mechwarrior game known as "The Crescent Hawk's Inception" and "The Crescent Hawk's Revenge." As we see, the "Battle Mech" program incorporating the Titan and Wolverine may have taken some leads from Westwood's early developments (yes, kids, Westwood is connected to Mechwarrior!).

As a member of the Tiberium Essence, I grammar and spell-check, and I also wrote a number of the Intel Documents unlocked during the single-player campaign. I know I edited the document for the Mammoth Mark II (during which it was described that the program was being shut down while quoting Nick "Havoc" Parker from Renegade in the article), but I don't recall if I created it originally-I'm sure I didn't, but I did edit it.