The floating battleship's engine has moved away from the traditional method of boiling water for power, using supercritical carbon dioxide for thermal generation.
This low-cost, less corrosive, clean generating method allows the hull to detach from seawater cooling and operate in the air for extended periods.
Coupled with the high-efficiency power of the fourth-generation nuclear reactor, the battleship can carry more energy-consuming devices, even the power-hungry optical stealth module can maintain long-term operation.
And this module can almost deflect most electromagnetic waves except for specific frequencies, making it difficult even for gallium oxide radar to detect the opponent.
Especially when facing the vast sea areas that span thousands of miles, previously players didn't have the ability to deploy radar offshore, as long as the European Alliance Army doesn't come face-to-face, there won't be any risk of exposure.
