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View Poll Results: What is the best way to travel (overland) in T2k?
By foot 1 4.35%
By wheeled vehicle 9 39.13%
By tracked vehicle 2 8.70%
By hoof 6 26.09%
By rail 0 0%
Other (please specify in post) 5 21.74%
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Old 05-13-2022, 12:43 PM
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I voted for tracked vehicle, specifically the M113 series. I have the most experience with the 577, and you can put a lot back, and you can stand up in back, and the electrical system can handle a lot of electronics.

However, the 577 is top=heavy. You have drive over rough ground gingerly. Not good for high speed turn and burn driving off-road.

So, I go to the next vehicle I have a lot of experience with, the M113A2. Tillers are rough, but soon you will know exactly what they'll do. And you'll quickly build upper body strength, especially in the arms.

So the 113A2 is my choice for cross-country travel. It's easy to drive once you get used to it, still carry a lot stuff and personnel, and it doesn't gobble fuel. I'd add a layer of hillbilly armor or the up-armoring kit they make for it, though,
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