Space Tech engineers would know for sure, no matter how many cannons they're all but has, it can't meet a Titan. But what if they're all but is a cannon? Meet Ho. Space Tech's Titan Hunter. Hoq operates in two modes. While it's on the ground, you see a regular brawler with two heavy and two light slots. Once you press that little button, Hoq becomes something entirely different. The robot will soar into the sky and channel all of its weapon power to turn into a giant flying energy cannon. This cannon has 500 meter range and ignores a part of the target's defense, which makes it extremely effective against tightness. Most of the flying robots are easy targets when locked on. Hoq is not one of them. If you want to shoot this robot down, be ready to get some fire back. While in the cannon mode, Hoq's call is protected by Reflector, a brand new defense system. Reflector absorbs some of the incoming damage and redirects its portion back at that attacker. Space Tech works miracles. The ability to transform allows Hoq to select favorable fighting style. If the enemy robot looks to danger sub-close, keep your distance and rely on the 500 meter reach of your building well. But if the enemy avoids close-quart a combat on purpose, use your ability to quickly approach them. Land your attacks to maximize Hoq's advantage. These pilots are doing a great job positioning their robots behind the raging heats. When their Hoq's are in the air, they will have two seconds of head start against the typhoons. And here's another good example. Hoq makes a short overfly from cover to cover, giving its target no time to lock on for a tele-action fire. So here it is. A dangerous roller went on the ground and ultimate armor-piercer went in the air. A titan counter from the creators of formidable All-means. Any ideas for my daily pilot? Job in and have heavy titan hunting, amenders.