I love the Annihilator in Mechwarrior Online. It is one of the best ballistic weapon carriers mechs in all of MWO. Today, we are running a total of 6 LB 5-X Autocannons, which gives us great range and the ability to take out enemy components at a whim. Make sure to stick with the team mechs and don't get left behind in your Annihilator though, as the 42 kph of your mech will be very slow and the ever-present threat of a light mech rush is a scary prospect.

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Annihilator ANH-2A
6x LB 5-X AC
Light Engine 250
Endo-Steel

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MWO (Mechwarrior Online) by Piranha Games. Free to play at http://mwomercs.com.

MechWarrior Online is a free-to-play vehicular combat video game, officially launched during September 2013 by Piranha Games for Microsoft Windows. The game takes place within the larger BattleTech universe.
In MechWarrior: Online, players takes the role of a "MechWarrior" who pilots large bipedal combat vehicles known as BattleMechs (Mech for short). Players can customize their BattleMech with an array of weapons and equipment, and engage in 12 versus 12 battles, the outcome of which earns the players experience and c-bills for future BattleMech purchases and customization. There are currently seven game modes that involve protecting and attacking a single base (Assault), capturing and holding several points (Conquest), take and hold the center of the map (Domination), leading a VIP to a pickup point (Escort), attacking a space defense system (Siege/Counter-Attack), protecting and attacking field bases with turrets and walls spread across the map (Incursion), and team death-match (Skirmish).

"Deathless" by Adam A. Dearborn and James R. Norman
"Shadows March" by Adam A. Dearborn and James R. Norman
"Churning Robot" by Jason Nesmith
"Suspended Disbelief" by Kendall Barwick

Music used with permission from Position Music and Freedom!
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Outro music provided by Benjamin Maisonet.