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ASCOD Pizarro / Ulan IFV

The ASCOD infantry fighting vehicle (Austrian Spanish Recommendation Development), in Spain Pizarro, in honor of the Spanish conquistador Francisco Pizarro, and in Austria Ulan, 'Ulan', is a joint development between the Austrian company Steyr-Daimler-Puch AG and the Spanish company Santa Bárbara Sistemas (now a unit of General Dynamics).
- Wikipedia guy.

The ASCOD mounts a 30 mm Mauser automatic cannon in an electromechanical turret with a 360-degree rotation. The turret is stabilised in both the horizontal and vertical planes. Fire control is provided by the Indra Sistemas Mk-10 system with computerised digital ballistics, thermal channel and laser. In terms of armament, it is comparable to the M2 Bradley and the CV 90.
- The same Wikipedia guy.

This thing is currently being operated by Austria and (bear with me here) Spain (crazy I know), Austria currently has 112 and Spain over 260. The UK have purchased 589 of them too, the Philippines have several along with Thailand, Latvia and the US which chose the base of the ASCOD 2 to build the M10 Booker.

My friends bugged me and ended up making me let em fix up the gun and make it have similar stats to the real thing. Special thanks to Wulframxx/Cappie for that and Hugo for not STOPPING SHOOTING ME and thus testing the durability of the IFV.
The fire rate, although it may seem excessive, is accurate, along with the gun depression, top speed and the turret rotation speed. The only caveat is that it does an "ASCOD blast" when you first shoot because of how sensors work in this game.

Controls:

I think you know how to drive by now

The turret operates with ALT mode and shoots with mouse click.

Use C (or whatever binded button you have) to switch between the cameras.

Has almost 2k bricks, I know it has nothing to do with controls but might aswell mention it here.

Tags (ignore, or don't): Tank Tanque IFV ASCOD Ulan Spain España Austria Österreich Peak Cheto Gipfel