Many times, people fell into a strange loop of thought, as if bigger and stronger were automatically better.
That was exactly the case now.
The chief designer of Anke Cook's tanks said nothing, but that did not mean Lin Qi could not understand what he was thinking. He was actually calculating something.
Lin Qi did not really understand what those numbers represented, but he understood the human heart and human nature.
In his view, perhaps what troubled the chief tank designer was not that certain technologies were too difficult, but that he did not know how to bring it up.
In this era, people always naively believed that "big" necessarily meant "strong."
Take caliber, for example. During World War I, every country kept increasing the caliber of its various main guns. Even Gefra had developed something to give its soldiers a slight edge in ground combat.
They had specifically developed a railway gun called the "Land Battleship." It was an enlarged and widened train, with all sorts of large-caliber artillery piled onto it.
And the calibers of those large guns kept growing! It had to be said that their design truly intimidated some people. According to their descriptions, this railway gun would become the absolute firepower that dominated future ground warfare!
Yet during a military operation in the Amelia Region, it was reduced to a pile of scrap metal by a group of Anti-Government Armed Forces members who had never received military training.
They simply dug up the rails, split them apart, and then covered up what they had done with a barely noticeable disguise.
After the heavy monster derailed, it could never get back up. It had not even had the chance to shine before its era came to an end.
Yet some traits left behind by that era