This has got to be able to rotate, right? The usability of only being able to point along the track would have been very limiting.
I imagine it must rotate. If not, it must have been designed for use along a specific turn or series of turns on the track to allow it to adjust angle. “Only can fire forward, no angle” seems far too limiting even for a defensive emplacement.
Maybe it was designed to intimidate oncoming union trains…
It would be useful if it were chasing a monk, a ninja, and a samurai through the forest of the dead, though it doesn’t look particularly suplex proof…
The engineers would build curved track.
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I mean, it seems kind of cool, although not being able to rotate is probably how it got captured. But if you had it parked at the end of a train tunnel, barrel facing towards the tunnel, and tons of troops were advancing through the dark tunnel, it would def do it’s job
Oh yeah, trains fighting trains. Never thought about the possibility of a train duel.
A train dual seems kind of like a trap. As soon as you get flanked by troops and they can block the tracks you would need to retreat on, your kind of screwed
If I didn’t hate AI, I would ask it to generate a train doing a kick flip off the jump that is this canon.
Oh look, early wunderwaffen.
Them Duke boys found that cannon once. Boss Hog was plum mad.
