Seems good.

Approved! 

This is off-topic, but I like your new signature, Shamrock.

It means the opposite that you shouldn't make building chains

I agree. Down will building chains.

I havent ran things here in a while so uh, expect a detail of similar proportions to Drake, if you will. But in seperate posts.

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Other Info:
The Spider Strider is an biological-synthetic “vehicle” used for the things below. It is created out of numerous outland substances and plants, a uniqe type of weapon to be fielded in this day and age of chimian combat. Autonomous combat weapons.

Striders are capable of pursuing hostiles in both confined streets and open plazas, even crouching down to fire at enemies who seek cover under overhangs or in bombed-out buildings.

The Strider's body is covered in a smooth brown carapace or exoskeleton. On the "head" of the Strider is a rapid-firing pulse cannon, with a heavier warp cannon suspended below. The three long legs of the Strider are tipped with sharp spikes and a rosette of finer, hair-like spines.

While walking about or attacking, Striders produce many different vocalizations, such as growls, groans, whoops, and howls; when defeated, they let out a mournful cry. In addition, Striders will leak a yellow toxic substance when damaged, and their carapace contains a large, somewhat biologically-synthesized brain. That actually gives this “vehicle”, self-autonomy, but can still be controlled by an team of people.

Individual Striders are often used to patrol off-limits streets in Various cave citiys in the outlands and to provide heavy support for groups of soldiers. However, in full-scale military combat, Striders are used instead as heavy artillery to destroy all structures in an area as a means of removing all entrenched hostile forces. Striders fit both roles well due to their various weapons and remarkable maneuverability on even the harshest terrain (considering they are octopods, and extremely large). Despite their height, Striders can crawl through tunnels to chase enemy combatants and "dig" through underground obstacles using their warp cannon.

In wilderness areas, Striders are often accompanied by Black Overwatch Hunters which act as escorts to destroy smaller targets. Striders may also be transported to and from combat zones by Black Overwatch Dropships. When being transported, they will fold their legs into a compact shape that allows them to be carried.

Striders are armed with two ranged weapons. The first is an anti-personnel pulse cannon mounted between a pair of compound eyes on the front of the Strider's carapace. The second (and by far the more powerful) weapon is a warp cannon mounted on the Strider's belly under the pulse cannon. This cannon not only causes scenic destruction but also inflicts massive splash damage anything, except heavy armors akin to the crocs and lions, in proximity to the area of impact. Prior to the warp cannon's discharge, a thin blue laser indicates where the Strider is aiming at and the space around the weapon becomes warped, bending light as the cannon charges. Their legs are strong enough to kick lighter vehicles (such as your typical IFV, Humvee, speedor and light SPA’s.) into the air. Besides using ranged weapons, Striders can impale targets with their long legs, any target that is impaled will fall instantly, if they come too close. When a target is impaled while still on their legs, the Strider will swing its legs to "drop" the target's corpse.

Striders closely resemble the "tripods" described in H.G. Wells' The War of the Worlds, especially the warping cannon, which is very similar to the Heat-Ray from the aforementioned novel.

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Tactics to use against it:

• Striders tend to follow specific patrol routes when tasked with defending a certain area, making them fairly easy to avoid. However, Black Overwatch Soldiers and Elites sometimes accompany them, functioning as spotters for the Strider, searching inside buildings and other places of concealment for targets the octopod would otherwise be unable to see.

• Due to their incredibly high damage output and pinpoint accuracy on their last few hits, cover plays an extremely important role while fighting Striders. Often, instead of fighting in the open, one is much less likely to be smashed while only running out of cover when running to another spot or when launching a rocket.
  

• Striders will often use their warp cannon when the target is behind cover. Therefore, the roleplayer should leave cover immediately after the sound is heard.
  

• Striders are often rather unaware of their opponents - this is most obvious during live combat. This can be exploited to avoid a lengthy and hazardous battle against many partially avoidable Striders, since when only one or two Striders remain, they can be bypassed.
  

• The most powerful weapon against Striders, any rocket propelled grenade, is the most efficient weapon, as rockets do the most damage, though it takes 5 rockets just to down one. HE Grenades, Rifle Grenades, and Typical heavy inland energy weapons do about half the damage of a rocket. Unlike Bat choppers and Dropships, Striders tend to ignore all projectiles launched at them, focusing on attacking the role-player’s accompanied reinforcements instead.
  

• Striders sometimes tend to duck flying rockets, which should be anticipated when firing.