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The '''Cougar''' is a lightweight, fast and highly flexible, versatile [[Wikipedia:Armoured fighting vehicle|AFV]] constructed by the [[UNSC]] that was designed for, but ultimately cut from ''[[Halo Wars]]''. Although heavy armor fire would eventually blow the Cougar away quite easily, this vehicle was highly effective holding and fending off enemy armored vehicles while slower friendly armored units are in transit to the battlefield. The Cougar had gained infamy in several urban tactical situations prior to the deployments in the war against the [[Covenant]]. <ref>http://halowars.com/Features.aspx</ref> | The '''Cougar''' is a lightweight, fast and highly flexible, versatile [[Wikipedia:Armoured fighting vehicle|AFV]] constructed by the [[UNSC]] that was designed for, but ultimately cut from ''[[Halo Wars]]''. Although heavy armor fire would eventually blow the Cougar away quite easily, this vehicle was highly effective holding and fending off enemy armored vehicles while slower friendly armored units are in transit to the battlefield. The Cougar had gained infamy in several urban tactical situations prior to the deployments in the war against the [[Covenant]]. <ref>http://halowars.com/Features.aspx</ref> | ||
It appeared as a somewhat standard armored fighting vehicle with two wheels up front and two pairs in the rear. It bore a small mounted turret armed with two auto-cannons, as well as a machine gun or grenade launcher on other | It appeared as a somewhat standard armored fighting vehicle with two wheels up front and two pairs in the rear. It bore a small mounted turret armed with two auto-cannons, as well as a machine gun or grenade launcher on other concept art. There was a windscreen on its forward body, with two side windows to provide a fairly high amount of visibility for the driver, which would have proved useful. | ||
According to [[Ensemble]], the Cougar was cut from the game in favor of other vehicle ideas.<ref>http://www.halowars.com/news/articles/archive/2008/02/14/Halo-Wars-Monthly-Update-02.14.08.aspx</ref> Its shape may have proved the inspiration of the [[SP42 Cobra]]<ref>[[:Image:SCT_01.jpg|Halo Wars Screenshot - Observe Left Side]]</ref>, but its role was more likely taken by the [[Gremlin]]. | According to [[Ensemble]], the Cougar was cut from the game in favor of other vehicle ideas.<ref>http://www.halowars.com/news/articles/archive/2008/02/14/Halo-Wars-Monthly-Update-02.14.08.aspx</ref> Its shape may have proved the inspiration of the [[SP42 Cobra]]<ref>[[:Image:SCT_01.jpg|Halo Wars Screenshot - Observe Left Side]]</ref>, but its role was more likely taken by the [[Gremlin]]. | ||
Revision as of 20:26, May 13, 2009
The Cougar is a lightweight, fast and highly flexible, versatile AFV constructed by the UNSC that was designed for, but ultimately cut from Halo Wars. Although heavy armor fire would eventually blow the Cougar away quite easily, this vehicle was highly effective holding and fending off enemy armored vehicles while slower friendly armored units are in transit to the battlefield. The Cougar had gained infamy in several urban tactical situations prior to the deployments in the war against the Covenant. [1]
It appeared as a somewhat standard armored fighting vehicle with two wheels up front and two pairs in the rear. It bore a small mounted turret armed with two auto-cannons, as well as a machine gun or grenade launcher on other concept art. There was a windscreen on its forward body, with two side windows to provide a fairly high amount of visibility for the driver, which would have proved useful.
According to Ensemble, the Cougar was cut from the game in favor of other vehicle ideas.[2] Its shape may have proved the inspiration of the SP42 Cobra[3], but its role was more likely taken by the Gremlin.
Gallery
- UNSC Cougar.jpg
How the Cougar would have looked like in-game.
- UNSC Cougar Concept.jpg
Early Cougar concept.
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