The Elemental Kingdom's method was to fill the gaps with soldiers.
Aside from a portion of elite troops at the front, everyone else was cannon fodder.
They were meant to wear down the enemy anyway, so there was no reason not to use them.
The Tianwu Dynasty, on the other hand, had a highly professional way of handling things.
Steam Tanks had three types of weapons in total.
The first consisted of two cannon barrels, one above the other and of different sizes. They were also the most lethal main weapons.
The second was the heavy Machine Guns mounted on both sides, mainly responsible for precision strikes on designated areas.
The third was the battering ram at the front of the tank, used to smash through enemies and clear obstacles ahead.
At this moment, the weapon they needed was the second type: heavy Machine Guns.
The Steam Tanks moved with remarkable coordination, and the heavy Machine Guns locked onto their targets in an instant.
Rat-a-tat-tat!
Dense artillery fire rang out!
Shell casings continuously fell onto the Ironhide of the tanks beside them, producing a series of clanging sounds.
However, the heavy Machine Guns were extremely effective.
More than ninety-nine percent of the Fire Thunder Rain in mid-air was intercepted, with only one or two falling into the position.
Still, weapons designed for large-scale use were never particularly powerful.
At the very least, Soldier Model Power Armor was fully capable of blocking their impact.
Of course, if one was hit head-on, then there was nothing to say but sorry.
After all, the concept behind Fire Thunder Rain was similar to the Tianwu Dynasty's artillery barrages.
At their core, both compressed energy before detonating it, using the resulting shockwaves to inflict damage.
Fortunately, aside from a few unlucky ones, everyone else merely