Loser System and Berserker Me Chapter 80: Metal Fortress

Upgradable Unit: Metal Fortress

Melee Damage: 90-110 (Armor break)

Charge Bonus: 60-80

Armor: 135-145

Defense: 35-45

Speed: 100-150

Morale: Excellent

Discipline: Excellent

Recruitment Cost: 9270 dinars

Maintenance Cost: 2750 dinars per week

Additional Information: It is powerful, but can you afford it?

“It is fucking expensive!” Shu Yichao hissed when he saw the stats of the Metal Fortress.

The maintenance cost of a single Metal Fortress was enough for him to sustain a platoon of Elite Horse Archers! It would indeed be difficult for him to maintain an army of Metal Fortresses.

But still…

While the Metal Fortresses were extremely slow, and they weren’t equipped with the Elite Horse Archer’s prized archery skills either, there was a kind of beauty to them—the beauty of strength.

Shu Yichao had previously realized that the troops he recruited were much stronger than the NPCs in terms of stats. Even the superior Milanese armor he had obtained from the Venetians only had 70 armor.

Based on that standard, the Metal Fortresses were worthy of being called the ultimate tank.

Troops usually had to be upgraded at specific locations, but exploiting bugs was a basic maneuver for a Beacons of the Otherworld veteran.

“Upgrade!” Shu Yichao dumped a huge sum of money and tapped on the screen in front of him.

A moment later, hundreds of heavy cavalrymen appeared before him.

They were armored from the top of their heads all the way to the soles of their feet. Other than the small slit for their eyes to peek through, they were practically metal cans. Even their steeds were covered in layers of armor, revealing only a slight bit of their hooves.

Even the light reflecting off their armor could blind a person’s eyes.

A glance at these metal monsters was enough to fill one with fear and helplessness.

“Just like before, it’s yet another Frankenstein,” Shu Yichao remarked.

The Metal Fortresses were dressed in the Song Dynasty’s foot soldier armor and phoenix-winged helmets. Inside their helmet was a Mongolian-style mask armor that showed on

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