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*Originally, the Grizzly was supposed to be equipped with a [[flamethrower]], but with the recent release of the game this has been proven to be removed from the final game, but the canister shell ability seems to be flame based as opposed to shrapnel based. | *Originally, the Grizzly was supposed to be equipped with a [[flamethrower]], but with the recent release of the game this has been proven to be removed from the final game, but the canister shell ability seems to be flame based as opposed to shrapnel based. | ||
*[[Serina]] refers to the Grizzly as [[John Forge|Forge's]] "pet project". Forge remarked that he personally supervised the upgrading of the [[Scorpion]] to the Grizzly units; even stating that he made his "Own special upgrades..." | *[[Serina]] refers to the Grizzly as [[John Forge|Forge's]] "pet project". Forge remarked that he personally supervised the upgrading of the [[Scorpion]] to the Grizzly units; even stating that he made his "Own special upgrades..." | ||
*The Grizzly is noticeably similar in appearance to the Mammoth Tanks of the Command & Conquer franchise. Both the Grizzly and the Mammoth rest on four independently-suspended tracks, possess dual cannons, and are the heaviest | *The Grizzly is noticeably similar in appearance to the Mammoth Tanks of the Command & Conquer franchise. Both the Grizzly and the Mammoth rest on four independently-suspended tracks, possess dual cannons, and are the heaviest armor available to their respective factions. | ||
*If you look closely at the back, you will see a hidden fifth tread under the turret. This is likely intended to support the extra back end weight of the modified dual-mounted turrets. | *If you look closely at the back, you will see a hidden fifth tread under the turret. This is likely intended to support the extra back end weight of the modified dual-mounted turrets. | ||
