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	Some ~~vehicles~~'ve legs instead of wheels or tracks, letting them walk around like animals to various degrees depending on complexity. This ~~had~~ the advantage of better all-terrain ability, meaning they can climb over rough ground that'd be a no-go for conventional ~~transports~~, but results in more complicated drive mechanisms that're harder to maintain and pricier to replace. For some reason, a lot of sci-fi's tend to make them humanoid, despite this being a bad idea in general at that scale, but who're we to argue, it's [[Awesome]].		Some machines've legs instead of wheels or tracks, letting them walk around like animals to various degrees depending on complexity. This has the advantage of better all-terrain ability, meaning they can climb over rough ground that'd be a no-go for conventional wheels or even tracks, but results in more complicated drive mechanisms that're harder to maintain and pricier to replace. For some reason, a lot of sci-fi's tend to make them humanoid, despite this being a bad idea in general at that scale, but who're we to argue, it's [[Awesome]].

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Some vehicles've legs instead of wheels or tracks, letting them walk around like animals to various degrees depending on complexity. This had the advantage of better all-terrain ability, meaning they can climb over rough ground that'd be a no-go for conventional transports, but results in more complicated drive mechanisms that're harder to maintain and pricier to replace. For some reason, a lot of sci-fi's tend to make them humanoid, despite this being a bad idea in general at that scale, but who're we to argue, it's [[Awesome]].

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