Ever since Hunter Tiger took command of the Pingtan Army, the entire Pingtan Shelter had undergone a major shift in its approach to weapons and equipment.
At first, they had massively deployed firepower weapons, but this had abruptly changed to a focus on precision firepower and suppression weapons.
Some of these were weapons and vehicles bought from the Foundation's blueprints and technology, while others had been seized from other factions.
In the end, Hunter Tiger kept only the best and traded the rest to other places for more valuable goods.
With all kinds of equipment still at the peak of their mechanical performance, this choice was bound to bring the Pingtan Shelter a period of great prosperity and glory.
But naturally, once the glory passed, all that remained was a complete mess.
Even equipment in video games had durability. Real-world equipment needed even less explanation.
Ordinary firearms could still be maintained by the Weapon Management Office established within the shelter, but large vehicles and advanced weapons that required engineers to disassemble and maintain were another matter.
Such as Coupled Tanks and Self-propelled Anti-aircraft Guns.
No one could afford the consequences if they were poorly maintained after being taken apart, or even if they could not be put back together afterward.
Thus, by the time problems appeared internally, they were already nearly beyond salvation.
Especially recently, after the Metal Aging Disaster arrived, those weapons that had already been nearing retirement suddenly began suffering widespread problems.
This included Hunter Tiger's personal vehicle. Ever since it had returned from its last outing, its tracks had deteriorated to the point that they required extensive repairs.
Fortunately, this matter had not reached the enemy's ears, nor had it reached the allies within the alliance.
Otherwise, if they learned that the Pingtan Army's current combat strength