An armored van should feel dangerous before its first shot reaches you. Our focused turret lab lets us study that encounter up close: the heavy body, the turning roof, and the bright laser fire that tells you where the threat is aiming. We've been refining how those pieces work together, from the warning sweep before a barrage to the rhythm of firing and cooldown. The goal is a tense passing encounter you can read while keeping Troy moving. This is one of the small, concentrated spaces behind WarpRacer's full campaign, where a menacing vehicle gets its personality.
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