The Demolisher has a smaller blast radius than the Trebuchet and Suthanus, but a slightly larger radius than the Serenity. It lacks the Serenity's damage and ability to fire on the move, but it posesses a higher rate of fire and an overall higher DPS. The Demolisher is also the second-most accurate T3 mobile artillery, only just behind the Serenity. Like the other T3 mobile artillery, the Demolisher has a very high firing arc, allowing it to fire from below terrain inclines with ease. This unit is highly effective for sieging expansion bases or defending ridges. Adequately supported, a force of these can be either a hassle to deal with or very entertaining to use.
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| - The Demolisher has a smaller blast radius than the Trebuchet and Suthanus, but a slightly larger radius than the Serenity. It lacks the Serenity's damage and ability to fire on the move, but it posesses a higher rate of fire and an overall higher DPS. The Demolisher is also the second-most accurate T3 mobile artillery, only just behind the Serenity. Like the other T3 mobile artillery, the Demolisher has a very high firing arc, allowing it to fire from below terrain inclines with ease. This unit is highly effective for sieging expansion bases or defending ridges. Adequately supported, a force of these can be either a hassle to deal with or very entertaining to use.
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| - The Demolisher has a smaller blast radius than the Trebuchet and Suthanus, but a slightly larger radius than the Serenity. It lacks the Serenity's damage and ability to fire on the move, but it posesses a higher rate of fire and an overall higher DPS. The Demolisher is also the second-most accurate T3 mobile artillery, only just behind the Serenity. Like the other T3 mobile artillery, the Demolisher has a very high firing arc, allowing it to fire from below terrain inclines with ease. This unit is highly effective for sieging expansion bases or defending ridges. Adequately supported, a force of these can be either a hassle to deal with or very entertaining to use.
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