Even with its amazing firepower and reasonable mobility, the modern successor to the Tesla Tank, the Tesla Cruiser, and even the Latin Confederation's budget version of this 'super tank', the Catastrophe, proved to be much more effective in battle for the price required.
However, in the end it turned out that the tank, now called the Apocalypse, was not very cost-efficient. Renewed work progressed steadily, and soon after, the tank was ready to be unleashed from factories all over the Soviet Union. Then, once the Soviets were free from the Allied occupation, the idea of a 'super tank' resurfaced. The blueprints for the vehicle were quickly hidden, and all prototypes were destroyed to prevent the Allies from stealing the project. Unexpectedly, the Soviets lost the war before this " super tank" could be produced. In response, the Soviet engineers set out to design a truly unstoppable tank.
During the late stages of the Second Great War, conventional heavy tanks proved useless in countering the versatile aircraft and nimble tanks of the Allies, as they were gaining the upper hand over the Soviets.
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