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The strongest of the ground forces, the Battlestation has high durability and multiple machine guns and explosive weapons, allowing it to easily destroy large groups of infantry, ground vehicles, and even naval units. With power comparable to that of the [[Strato Destroyer]] and [[Dreadnought]], it is only vulnerable to prolonged anti-armor attack, air units being best for that. It is possible to destroy it with ground vehicles or [[Bazooka Veteran]]s, but this feat is time-consuming. Despite its slow speed, its sheer firepower and thick armor make this terror tank a force to be reckoned with. | The strongest of the ground forces, the Battlestation has high durability and multiple machine guns and explosive weapons, allowing it to easily destroy large groups of infantry, ground vehicles, and even naval units. With power comparable to that of the [[Strato Destroyer]] and [[Dreadnought]], it is only vulnerable to prolonged anti-armor attack, air units being best for that. It is possible to destroy it with ground vehicles or [[Bazooka Veteran]]s, but this feat is time-consuming. Despite its slow speed, its sheer firepower and thick armor make this terror tank a force to be reckoned with. jjj gg | ||
In Battalion Wars 1, the Battlestation's primary weapon could only fire straight but its shots would travel very fast. In Battalion Wars 2, the primary weapon functions more similarly to [[Artillery]], although it could hit close-up targets. | In Battalion Wars 1, the Battlestation's primary weapon could only fire straight but its shots would travel very fast. In Battalion Wars 2, the primary weapon functions more similarly to [[Artillery]], although it could hit close-up targets. | ||
