No complex operations were needed. The frontline reported the positions, the calculation center processed the parameters, and then the parameters were transmitted via the network to the fire control computer in the vehicle. The gun barrel automatically adjusted its angle, the hydraulic spade transmitted the recoil, and the gunner's role was merely to press a button to fire and load shells.
Oh, right, he also had to use a wrench to load the warhead.
Six howitzer shells fell one after another at different points in the players' positions. Thunderous explosions echoed on the mountainside, and the sound reverberated in the valley endlessly, even players in the rear could hear the terrifying roar.
The battle at the frontline began.
Following the howitzers came the rain-like mortar shells and rockets, fired from the Chaotic Blade Association camp at the foot of the mountain, spanning several kilometers to dive straight into the players' positions.
