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The EE-18 Sucuri II is a Brazillian experimental reconnaissance and fire support vehicle develop by Engesa in 1987. It is based on the EE-9 Cascavel IFV and is the future upgrade of the EE-17 Sucuri, which it is sometimes called the Sucuri II. The project was closed in 1993 because the company went bankrupt. Engesa found no customers for the EE-18 and, having invested practically everything into the ill-fated Osório MBT project, struggled for several years until finally it went bankrupt in 1993, leaving behind a legacy of excellent AFVs (some Cascavels are still in service) and a warning that even the largest companies can be brought down by a series of unfortunate events.



But even though the Sucuri wasn’t successful in real life, it will live once again as a Tier 6 Tank Destroyer in Armored Warfare. While it is a fairly standard Tank Destroyer for its Tier, it has one interesting ability – thanks to its special suspension, it has excellent off-road properties and will be able to go through even some terrain other wheeled vehicles can’t enter, making it a deadly ambusher.



The EE-18 Sucuri II is a tier 6 tank destroyer originating from Brazil, and is sold by Oscar Faraday. It can be unlocked by fulfilling the Kill requirement with a Tier 6+ TD either in PvP (150 MBTs), GLOPS (600 MBTs) or PvE (1,200 MBTs).



Features

High spot and rof: had high spotting ranges and rate of fire.

Terrain resistance: this vehicle has increased maneuverability.

First order ready rack: allows you to fire several round and reloads automatically.

HESH: can even penetrate armor with large hit angles.





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