Heavy Tank

The Heavy Tank is the more advanced form of the lesser Tank, boasting almost completely superior stats across the board, falling short only in movement speed. The Heavy Tank is a frontline assault unit with a highly versatile kit that enables it to ravage enemy units no matter where they are located. But like most tanks, this unit is very standard and doesn't bring any unique abilities into play.

Strategy & Tips
Heavy Tanks are very affordable and powerful in numbers, making them a forefront for most assaults come mid-game when income is sustainable. These tanks deal a sufficient amount of damage with their attacks, making even a single tank able to tango with most enemy ground forces that are not far above its tier.

Large numbers of Heavy Tanks are very cost-effective for offensive pushes against your opponent by mid-game, but as your income increases; it would be best to exchange Heavy Tanks for more powerful units as these tanks are rather weak by late-game.

Advantages

 * Practically superior to the Tank in every regard except cost and speed.
 * Anti-Air attack allows the Heavy Tank to battle any opposition, and removes that vulnerability from the equation.
 * Low price of $800 makes this tank very affordable by early mid-game, when income is still building up.
 * Heavy Tanks destroy the Light Gun Ship in a single shot.

Disadvantages

 * Heavy Tanks are incapable of defeating more powerful ground units like the Mammoth Tank or Minigun Mech without sheer numbers or assistance from other units.
 * Heavy Tanks are highly susceptible to the raw damage of enemy Turrets, and should not be used to siege enemy defenses unless it is an Anti-Air Turret or a Flamethrower.
 * Heavy Tanks cannot fire on Land and Air targets simultaneously, they must focus-fire on one or the other, which can lead to these tanks being defeated with micromanagement.