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Devil's Tongue subterranean flame tank

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The Devil's Tongue is a boxy vehicle with two giant horizontal drills located on its front and treads wrapped around the profile of the vehicle. Once it was unleashed on the battlefield, GDI infantry facing it soon learned a whole new meaning of the word "fear". The Devil's Tongue was replaced by a more conventional flame tank by the Second Nod Reunification War.

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The Devil's Tongue is a boxy vehicle with two giant horizontal drills located on its front and treads wrapped around the profile of the vehicle. Once it was unleashed on the battlefield, GDI infantry facing it soon learned a whole new meaning of the word "fear". Tanks containing pressurized napalm are completely enclosed within the vehicle, as are the powerful engines required to move it underground. However, the compact design forced Nod technicians to discard all but the lightest armor plating, rendering it vulnerable to all anti-tank weaponry. They are also unable to attack targets in higher plane or ones that are protected by walls. The vehicle also can be stopped by the enemy player placing concrete in and around their base so they can not dig through. The Devil's Tongue was replaced by a more conventional flame tank by the Second Nod Reunification War.

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