For all that I'd happily remind that when a treaded and a walking gun platform of equal weight and tech level square off with each other the tank will splatter the mech across the landscape, this still comes off like if a Cybran Commander crawled to T3 after a Recall went very very bad, landing them on Earth back in the Tiberium Wars era. Promptly getting to work beating the piss out of the Scrin... and this still looks like a video made by a simulator-jockey enlisted or otherwise who isn't working with the full dossier on what the Loyalist is capable of, just what the news networks could catch of the Loyalist's performance in the field. For one, it's missing the EMP-explosion upon Loyalist death which is the reason it's always good to move Loyalist units up close and personal with the enemy. So sure thing, GDI, an all-Mammoth squadron can indeed defeat a Loyalist group of equal number. Now the question needs to be asked; why would Cybrans fight you anything approaching fairly?
@Sneed Feed And Seed The difference between the Brotherhood of Nod and the Cybran Nation is, given enough of a setup or simply enough time, they would be the ones steamrolling the GDI. There has so far been nothing from Earth which can really match the Monkeylord...
@@Sid_Streams Oh yeah, they've got close to no protection against airborne threats unless you make extra effort for them to have AA capability. But given this looks to be Post-Seraphim-War crap, the Cybrans would be fielding Adaptors to counter air threats.
@@Sid_Streams ... I just realized you were indeed talking about the Monkeylord, not the Loyalist. You're still about right as far as countering it goes - there's really not many ways to outdo a heavy-gunship swarm other than with an air-superiority fighter fleet. Or a couple dozen cruisers on station.
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For all that I'd happily remind that when a treaded and a walking gun platform of equal weight and tech level square off with each other the tank will splatter the mech across the landscape, this still comes off like if a Cybran Commander crawled to T3 after a Recall went very very bad, landing them on Earth back in the Tiberium Wars era.
Promptly getting to work beating the piss out of the Scrin... and this still looks like a video made by a simulator-jockey enlisted or otherwise who isn't working with the full dossier on what the Loyalist is capable of, just what the news networks could catch of the Loyalist's performance in the field. For one, it's missing the EMP-explosion upon Loyalist death which is the reason it's always good to move Loyalist units up close and personal with the enemy.
So sure thing, GDI, an all-Mammoth squadron can indeed defeat a Loyalist group of equal number. Now the question needs to be asked; why would Cybrans fight you anything approaching fairly?
@Sneed Feed And Seed The difference between the Brotherhood of Nod and the Cybran Nation is, given enough of a setup or simply enough time, they would be the ones steamrolling the GDI. There has so far been nothing from Earth which can really match the Monkeylord...
@Sneed Feed And Seed In my opinion, there's no such thing as "a fair fight". Winning is making the adversary play by *your* rules, not theirs.
@@hallowedbeyourdays Orca Bombers would probably deal massive to it, and my intuition says Disruptors would, too.
@@Sid_Streams Oh yeah, they've got close to no protection against airborne threats unless you make extra effort for them to have AA capability. But given this looks to be Post-Seraphim-War crap, the Cybrans would be fielding Adaptors to counter air threats.
@@Sid_Streams ... I just realized you were indeed talking about the Monkeylord, not the Loyalist. You're still about right as far as countering it goes - there's really not many ways to outdo a heavy-gunship swarm other than with an air-superiority fighter fleet. Or a couple dozen cruisers on station.
Aren't some of the Mammoth's tusk rockets supposed to be deflected back?