But indeed, there's no one here who can tell. From the information gathered by the players on the ship, Southeast Asia's cyber armed development path has diverged drastically from the original technological route.
"We're using metallic hydrogen for the warhead explosives. Whether it's Eagle Strike or East Wind, the warhead payload is over a ton. Theoretically, when it explodes, the high-temperature fireball can breach a two-kilometer diameter, which is over three times that of the same scale of full nitrogen anion salt explosives. If it can hit accurately, one shot would be enough to destroy an armed hovercraft."
But Clark didn't let Wildman be happy for long before he poured a bucket of cold water on him.
"It's just that our current production line needs more time for expansion to manufacture these missiles, and above all, these data are all obtained in Cyberspace, without any real-world test explosions."
"Then how long until production? We are in urgent need now."
