It wasn't just the Burning Corps and two Tyrant transport planes heading for Golden Gallon Port.
Across the churning Brahma Sea, uniform transport ships sailed in a long column straight toward Golden Gallon Port. Accompanying this transport fleet was the South Sea Alliance's navy!
Broad decks were draped in digital camouflage nets, beneath which rows of menacing armored vehicles stood parked.
They included not only veteran equipment like the ZJC-1 Chimera armored vehicle, which had rendered outstanding service to The Alliance, but also newly unveiled models.
For example, the Type Three tank, jointly developed by Factory 81 and Boulder Military Industries!
If the Type Two tank still bore traces of a "cannon mounted on a truck," then the Type Three could truly be considered a main battle tank.
Its low-profile hull, sloped-armored turret, and positive-pressure full-protection system all had much in common with real-world main battle tanks, though they were not entirely alike.
As for its main gun, it was still 155 millimeters, with no major improvements over the Type Two tank.
Though a larger caliber meant carrying fewer shells, that hardly mattered to the players driving it. Bigger and fiercer was the only way!
The Type Three's B-model "tank destroyer variant" was much the same. Aside from a redesigned turret, a Dove-style vehicle-mounted missile launcher, and more standardized parts, its main gun remained the Type 60 electromagnetic cannon, with a muzzle energy of 60 megajoules.
Besides improved versions of older equipment, these cargo ships also carried entirely new vehicle models.
For instance, the FK-1 Defender anti-aircraft vehicle.
Previously, The Alliance's air-defense equipment mostly consisted of anti-aircraft trucks carrying quad-mounted anti-aircraft guns and simple vehicle radars, along with players in exoskeletons carrying portable surface-to-air missiles.
This Defender, designed by North Island Heavy Industries, combined both tactical concepts and mounted them