Med. Bunker

Med. Bunker is a local Bronenosets equipment entry with a support role: “Bunker. Heals infantry in the area.” The record belongs to build 23882143, costs 100 minerals and takes five seconds. Its short description promises infantry healing nearby but does not specify a rate or radius within the upgrade record itself. That narrow observation is not proof that all related components lack healing data. Nor does the support description prove that installing it disables every weapon. Compare the chosen attachment with the tank’s actual component and equipment records.

The Medical block description uses “Slowly restores health to infantry in a large square”, whereas Medical tower uses “in a small square”. These are separate healing entries in build 23882143; their wording does not form a measured ranking. The fixed Empire bunker costs 120 minerals and has 1 100 base hit points, 30 armour and an area-resistance coefficient of 0.6. It also has its own healing component. Sharing the word bunker does not make it identical to the Bronenosets attachment. Keep the mobile equipment, fixed building and their healing records separate when comparing them.

The developer’s discussion of infantry squads on 10 February 2026 provides faction context, not a quantified recommendation for Med. Bunker. The Bronenosets chassis has 1 300 base hit points, a 1 300-point reserve and 90 front armour. Those values explain the protection available to a support platform, but they do not establish healing efficiency or prove it is better than weapon equipment. Take the support option when you need infantry recovery nearby, and assess its actual behaviour without treating the chassis armour as a healing-rate measurement.

Do not assume a healing Bronenosets cannot fire. The 700-mineral chassis has weapon components in the extraction, and the support description alone does not establish which are disabled. A 700-mineral tank backing infantry may be less urgent than the troops taking the position, but that priority depends on its active equipment and the fight. The final 700-mineral comparison is the same chassis cost, not the price of the healing attachment. Check the support effect and weapons before bypassing the tank; the upgrade does not justify a universal ignore-it rule.