Chapter 1469: To Fight the Holy Light, You Must Be a Cavalry

Among the commandos, every two hundred people are equipped with one PAK40 75mm cavalry artillery.

Duke didn't know what he was doing. Anyway, the alliance's technology tree was a little bit crooked.

The machine guns and cannons that were trial-produced according to Duke's theory were all due to problems such as insufficient machining accuracy. Basically, if they were not built to the size of a house, they could not complete the continuous fire, and the jamming situation was very serious.

And because we have recently been dealing with large enemies, all the machine guns and automatic rifles that should have been developed are gone. On the contrary, cannons close to the level of World War II on Earth have been produced.

Duke was also speechless about this.

Especially this kind of Pak40 artillery, because of the support of the Naaru from Shattrath City, the alliance specially made a batch of Holy Light shells. The specific principle is to place all the warheads of the shells in the direct range of the Naaru light for one night. Then within 30 days, the quality and quantity will be guaranteed, and any demons below the rare elite level will be killed in one shot.

The only drawback is that the shelf life is only 30 days.

Originally, this kind of artillery that was unfolded into a herringbone shape was quite easy to use. It only required at least three skilled gunners to operate it well. Let the dwarfs, who are all muscular men, do it and drag them away without any problem. Logically speaking, it should be called infantry artillery.

The problem is that Duke is struggling in weird places.

His original words were: "God is fucking Holy Light. You are called a cavalry person after being coded, and you have the nerve to call me an infantryman!? No, no, no! It must be renamed cavalry artillery. For the time being, it is for the sake of high mobility. Every time Each set of pak40 is equipped with two pack horses that are trained and not afraid of explosions, or with a Qiraji."

By the way, how could the cavalry carry such a heavy cannon when charging?

But in the alliance, the military industry was dominated by Du, so in the end it was strangely called cavalry artillery.

Soon, the Alliance soldiers knew how far-sighted their commander was.

The ruins of Karabor are a place with extremely complex terrain.

Originally the Karabor Temple of the Draenei, the terrain here is quite open, and many of them are large space palaces. It's a pity that the evil orcs have been causing trouble for more than ten years, and then the demons came to cause trouble again. A lot of eredar warlocks were doing summons and forbidden experiments, making the place a mess and the terrain became extremely complicated.

In indoor battles, professionals can handle the Demon Guard, but to deal with the Doom Guard and the like, in addition to the [Iron Fist], the Alliance also needs a medium and long-range fire cover.

PAK40 has become the best choice.

First of all, this is not a real PAK40 because it is for indoor use. Shameless Duke directly made it into a castrated version. The rifling length was reduced from 2.4 meters to 1.5 meters, and the gun length was reduced from 3.7 meters to 2 meters.

In order to ensure its armor-piercing power as much as possible, this inevitably reduced its effective range to 500 meters. This approach also allowed it to successfully reduce its weight from one and a half tons to 800 kilograms.

Of course, if you are in a slightly narrow palace, the [Iron Fist] cannot handle it, and the PAK40 is too close, and there is also a spare short-barreled direct-fire howitzer [LeIG18 75mm] cavalry cannon.

This type of direct-fire short-range artillery is similar to a mortar, but it has penetrating power that a mortar does not have. Generally speaking, it is not as powerful as pak40 against large demons. Because the total weight is less than 300 kilograms... Although the instructions given by Duke are to find horses to pull it, when it is urgent and the distance is short, the dwarf directly carries it.

When things were not so urgent, the dwarves invented a very shameless method of mounting this cannon directly onto the back of a Qiraji mount.

This is great, even the muzzle brake is saved.

The bugs are also tough. After a battle, hundreds and dozens of artillery fire were fired, and the bug warriors had nothing to do. If it were a human being, the shock would have caused the internal organs to shift and curl up.

Instead, a group of Qiraji bosses said this move was good!

On two fronts, one in the south and one in the north, the tribe and the alliance each use their own methods to train their own warriors.

The first difficulty came when the coalition forces spent half a day clearing their respective targets and then ignited the war into the Dark Temple.

After announcing that Vashj's Naga had occupied the lower waterway of the Dark Temple, the allied soldiers passed the marching ramp set up by the Naga and arrived at the platform on the middle level of the Dark Temple. There is a training ground there that is at least as big as ten football fields.

In the past, this was the place where Illidan trained the Illidari troops. Now what is presented to the coalition forces are waves of demons.

Fel Guards, Cerberus, Hellfire, and several huge Pit Lords.

And guarding the gate of the training ground is a very special Hellfire. No one has ever seen such a big hellfire, it's... too big. It was so big that if the Doomwalker were still around, it would probably be a little shorter than its exaggerated height of fifteen stories.

Leading the Horde's charge was Orgrim, while the Alliance's was Muradin Bronzebeard.

Muradin curled his lips: "Have you read this guy's information?"

"I know, Supremus." There was obvious confusion on Orgrim's face.

Not to mention the large number of mobs in front, this huge hellfire alone is quite capable of defeating the tribe. Because the tribe is now unbalanced from top to bottom, from soldiers to heroic heroes.

There are too many warriors and too few ranged ones.

No way, the tribe is almost exclusively made up of muscular men. Without Sun King Anastrian's Forsaken Master, the tribe could be said to be an all-melee team.

What Hellfire is least afraid of is close combat!

The problem is that this time the alliance did not send many strong men. This is one of the more depressing aspects of the tribe. There are numerous strong men in the Alliance, most of them are nesting in Azeroth, saying that they are consolidating the rear and balancing the economy... If the Alliance hadn't been so kind in saving the orcs, Thrall would have almost suspected that the Alliance had some conspiracy.

"I can feel the power of this demon, although I haven't fought it directly yet." Orgrim sighed.

Muradin recalled: "According to the intelligence, it should have been made by Magtheridon, but Magtheridon didn't seem to have enough energy to move it. It used to be just a pile of rocks, not a Demon, but Illidan poured a blue demonic energy into this giant hellfire. And here we are."

Looking at this guy from a distance through the telescope, Orgrim felt as if he had seen countless tribal warriors being burned to charcoal by its flames.

"I really don't know where the accurate information from your alliance came from..." Orgrim complained a little.

Muradin smacked his lips: "It's as if your warlocks didn't get information from the demons. The alliance is similar, but we happened to catch a high-level one."