Recognizer

The Recognizer, formally designated as EC Model No. 0007 Recognizer, also known as the Spider by the Bullet soldiers, is an Evil Boskov Non-Humanoid Hunter-Killer used to defend key points of interest for Boskov. The design of it was unique amongst the Original Eleven, with its legs and general crab-like design.

Design
The Recognizer is very unique amongst other Original Eleven machines, since its overall design for the upper body is rather crab-like. It has two arms that were being replaced with high-caliber machine guns.

The high point of the Recognizer were its legs. The position of its legs resemble that of many arthropods in the Animal kingdom. Its four legs were arranged in an X configuration, giving it an insectoid appearance.

Combat Characteristics
The Recognizer is heavily armored, which means that it can withstand conventional weapons. Although bullet-proof, it is not explosion-proof; a single frag grenade or two could seriously damage the Recognizer. It is armed with twin machine guns that were mounted onto its arms to tear through even body armor and some unarmored OAF vehicles. However, its machine guns cannot destroy strong vehicle armor, rendering the Sullivan main battle tanks impervious to the Recognizer's attacks.

It was rarely seen alone; it was oftentimes accompanied by Sentries and Nymph Drones to protect it from enemy fire. Although heavily armored, its rear is left unarmored, leaving it vulnerable to become shot at from behind. Worse, its unarmored back has an exposed battery pack, rendering it inoperable if taken too much damage from behind.

Voice
Although most Non-Humanoid Hunter-Killers were silent, the Recognizer speaks in a robotic language, known as Binary, also known as Droidspeak. The Droidspeak, what it makes, is very low and very aggressive and gritty, almost to the point of sounding like a Protoss Warp Prism.

Here are all the sounds what the Recognizer makes:

Inspirations

 * The T-7T from the Terminator Salvation game.
 * The HK-Centurion from the Terminator series.