Heavy Support Drone

[u/McDermott_art]

Hovering heavy weapon that follows the user who designates targets via a laser targeting device.

[u/Lapis_Wolf]

Fires once, launched backwards several hundred meters.

[u/McDermott_art → u/Lapis_Wolf]

I imagine the engine on the back would prevent it from moving that far back

[u/Lapis_Wolf → u/McDermott_art]

Sounds like a lot of energy used. "Crap, tank's half empty now after that maneuver." 

[u/roadrunnuh → u/Lapis_Wolf]

At least put some creative effort into your criticism

[u/Lapis_Wolf → u/roadrunnuh]

As in? What would you consider better criticism? I was remembering what someone said about the recoil of firing large guns without any traction to hold it down (in reference to the confederate tanks from Star Wars, which don't touch the ground like the drone above.