For those tank R&D engineers in the Anti-Tang Alliance, they can no longer focus all their attention on the enemy's tanks alone.
On the battlefield, the tanks they designed face an increasing number of threats, not only from enemy tanks but also from individual anti-tank weapons and more and more air threats.
This is their biggest headache: increasing armor thickness is possible, increasing tank power is also possible, and installing larger cannons is achievable... but is the cost of achieving all this really worth it?
They painstakingly developed a behemoth capable of countering the 96 main battle tank in terms of firepower and defense, but is it enough for this behemoth to just defeat the Tang Army's tanks?
Obviously, the answer is no: Allied Forces' technical engineers found they were facing a wall, a system, where the opponent doesn't outmatch them in just one aspect, but in all aspects.
