Buildings

Headquarters

Command Centre

Supply Drop

Supply Vault

Power Plant

Power Storage

Tachyon Conductor

Tachyon Storage

Summary:

Production Buildings form the military-industrial complex of your base, essential for creating and upgrading your fighting force. Each building plays a vital role in developing your military capabilities, from training basic troops to researching advanced technologies and producing devastating support strikes.

Strategies:

Defensive Strategies:

Protect production buildings by placing them behind multiple layers of defenses, as losing them can severely impact your military capabilities.
Position production buildings strategically to maintain operational capacity even if some are destroyed.
Use Builder Droids efficiently to keep production buildings upgraded and operational.

Offensive Strategies

Continuously upgrade production buildings to unlock and enhance more powerful units and abilities.
Maintain a balanced development of all production buildings to create diverse and effective armies.
Time production cycles across different buildings to create synchronized waves of troops, vehicles, and aircraft.

Upgrade Differences:

Phase 1

Levels 1-3:

Basic military structures with fundamental production capabilities. Simple training grounds and basic manufacturing facilities.

Phase 2

Levels 4-6:

Buildings evolve with more sophisticated technology. Advanced training facilities, automated production lines, and research equipment become visible.

Phase 3

Levels 7-10:

Production buildings transform into cutting-edge military complexes. Holographic training systems, advanced robotics, and state-of-the-art research laboratories showcase the peak of military technology.

Trivia:

The Builder Droids have an annual "speed building" competition that's become the base's most popular sporting event.
Scientists in the Laboratory and Armoury constantly argue about which building contributes more to unit effectiveness, leading to friendly "research rivalries."
There's a legend that a max-level Training Camp once produced a unit so perfect, it was immediately promoted to general. The military refuses to comment.
Some commanders claim they can hear their production buildings competing to make the most impressive manufacturing sounds, creating an unintentional "symphony of war."

Command Centre

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Summary:

The Command Centre is the cornerstone of your base operations, serving multiple crucial functions. It acts as a storage facility for bonus resources generated throughout the game, houses friendly troops and support strikes donated by your faction members, and serves as a hub for strategic coordination. As it levels up, it increases storage capacity and allows for more sophisticated tactical planning. This structure is essential for maximizing resource management, enhancing defensive capabilities, and coordinating powerful offensive strikes.

Strategies:

Position the Command Centre at the heart of your base, surrounded by your strongest defenses to protect both resources and donated units.

Use the high HP of the Command Centre as a last line of defense, with donated troops providing additional protection.

Regularly upgrade the Command Centre to increase its durability and capacity for storing resources and housing more powerful donated units.

Request and utilize donated troops and support strikes to bolster your attacking force.

Time your attacks to coincide with receiving powerful donations from faction members.

Use the increased resource storage to save up for major upgrades or unit productions, enhancing your overall offensive capabilities.

Upgrade Differences:

Phase 1

Levels 1-3:

A basic structure with a central command pod and minimal features. Blue accents hint at its technological nature.

Phase 2

Levels 4-6:

The Command Centre expands in size and complexity. Additional modules appear for troop housing and resource storage. The central pod becomes more sophisticated.

Phase 3

Levels 7-10:

Evolves into an imposing command complex. Multiple advanced modules surround a highly advanced central core. Energy shields, communication arrays, and reinforced armor plating showcase its crucial role in base operations and troop coordination.

Trivia:

The holographic battle planning system in max-level Command Centres is so advanced that some commanders joke it can predict enemy movements before the enemy even thinks of them.

There's an ongoing competition among factions to create the most impressive "welcome hologram" for newly donated troops arriving at the Command Centre.

Some soldiers swear that troops who've rested in a high-level Command Centre fight better, leading to theories about "strategic osmosis" during their stay.

Engineers once tried to implement a "troop teleportation system" for instant reinforcements, but scrapped it after several units arrived inside walls.

Tachyon Conductor

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Summary:

The Tachyon Conductor, also known as the Energy Conductor, is a cutting-edge resource-generating structure that harnesses the power of exotic Tachyon particles. As the source of the game's most valuable and versatile resource, it plays a crucial role in advanced operations and upgrades. This building is essential for commanders aiming to unlock the most powerful units and technologies in the game.

Strategies:

Place the Tachyon Conductor at the heart of your base, surrounded by your strongest defenses.

Consider using misdirection tactics to hide its true location, as it will be a prime target for enemies.

Upgrade the Tachyon Conductor as soon as possible to increase its durability against attacks.

Prioritize targeting enemy Tachyon Conductors to cripple their advanced resource generation.

Plan major offensives around the completion of Tachyon Conductor upgrades to leverage newly unlocked units or technologies.

Use the Tachyon energy to power up special abilities or units that can turn the tide of battle.

Upgrade Differences:

Phase 1

Levels 1-3:

A small, mysterious device with a glowing blue core. Few additional components are visible, hinting at its experimental nature.

Phase 2

Levels 4-6:

The Conductor grows larger, with multiple energy conduits appearing around the central core. The base expands, featuring advanced cooling systems and power regulators.

Phase 3

Levels 7-10:

The Tachyon Conductor evolves into an impressive, futuristic structure. The central core now pulsates with intense energy, surrounded by a complex network of conduits and field generators. Advanced containment measures and mysterious technological components showcase its incredible power and importance.

Trivia:

Scientists still debate whether the humming sound from the Tachyon Conductor is from the machine or the fabric of space-time itself.

There's a rumor that standing too close to a max-level Tachyon Conductor can cause temporal displacement. The chronology department neither confirms nor denies these reports.

Engineers joke that the Tachyon Conductor is the only machine that can be fixed "before it breaks."

Some commanders swear they've seen glimpses of alternate realities reflected in the Conductor's energy field, leading to theories about "multiversal energy tapping."

Tachyon Storage

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Summary:

The Tachyon Storage is a highly advanced structure designed to contain and preserve the volatile Tachyon energy. As it levels up, it dramatically increases your capacity to store this rare and powerful resource, enabling the deployment of cutting-edge technologies and units. This building is crucial for commanders aiming to harness the full potential of Tachyon energy in their strategic operations.

Strategies:

Position Tachyon Storage units deep within your base's defenses to protect this invaluable resource.

Surround Tachyon Storage with high-level defensive structures to create a formidable protective perimeter.

Consider using decoy structures to mislead enemies about the true location of your Tachyon Storage.

Prioritize targeting enemy Tachyon Storage to deprive them of their most advanced resource and cripple their high-tech capabilities.

Use the increased storage capacity from upgraded Tachyon Storage to accumulate resources for game-changing upgrades and units.

Time major offensives to coincide with full Tachyon Storage, allowing for sustained deployment of advanced units and abilities.

Upgrade Differences:

Phase 1

Levels 1-3:

A small, spherical containment unit with a pulsating blue core. The base structure is simple, with minimal additional features.

Phase 2

Levels 4-6:

Multiple containment spheres appear, interconnected by energy conduits. The base expands and reinforced structural supports become visible.

Phase 3

Levels 7-10:

The Tachyon Storage evolves into an imposing, multi-sphere complex. Advanced containment fields surround each sphere, with a central, larger containment unit dominating the structure. Sophisticated energy regulation systems and reinforced armor plating showcase its crucial role in resource management.

Trivia:

The eerie blue glow of Tachyon Storage units has become a popular nightlight among base personnel, despite warnings from the safety department.

Scientists joke that the real challenge isn't storing Tachyon energy, but convincing it to stay put.

There's an ongoing debate about whether the humming from Tachyon Storage is a lullaby or a warning from the future.

Some commanders swear they've seen their reflection in the Tachyon spheres wearing different uniforms, leading to theories about "quantum wardrobe malfunctions."

Power Plant

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Summary:

The Power Plant is a vital resource-generating structure that produces the energy needed to fuel your base operations and military units. As it levels up, it increases your power production rate, allowing for faster growth and more frequent unit training. This building is essential for any commander looking to maintain a steady energy supply for their expanding base and army.

Strategies:

Place Power Plants within the base's defenses, but not too close to other critical structures to avoid chain reactions.

Use Power Plants as buffer buildings to absorb damage from attackers before they reach more crucial structures.

Spread out Power Plants to minimize resource loss if one is destroyed.

Target enemy Power Plants to disrupt their energy production and slow down their resource accumulation.

Prioritize upgrading your own Power Plants to increase energy production, supporting faster base development and unit training.

Use the increased energy output from upgraded Power Plants to fund continuous unit production during extended attack campaigns.

Upgrade Differences:

Phase 1

Levels 1-3:

A small, basic structure with a single energy core and minimal power-generating equipment. Solar panels are visible.

Phase 2

Levels 4-6:

The Power Plant grows larger, with multiple energy cores and more sophisticated equipment. Additional solar panels and power conduits become apparent.

Phase 3

Levels 7-10:

The facility evolves into a massive energy production complex. Multiple large reactor cores dominate the structure, surrounded by advanced energy containment fields. The base expands significantly, featuring numerous solar panels, advanced cooling systems, and high-tech power distribution networks.

Trivia:

The low hum from a max-level Power Plant is said to be so soothing that nearby troops often report having the best sleep of their lives.

Engineers once attempted to create a "fusion-powered" Plant. The project was halted after it accidentally created a miniature star.

There's an ongoing joke among base personnel that the glow from high-level Power Plants has replaced the need for nightlights in the barracks.

Some commanders swear they've seen plants growing at an accelerated rate near Power Plants, leading to theories about "energy-enhanced agriculture."

Supply Vault

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Summary:

The Supply Vault is a critical storage structure that safeguards your base's supply resources. As it levels up, it increases your capacity to store supplies, allowing for larger-scale operations and upgrades. This building is essential for any commander looking to amass resources for significant base improvements and unit productions.

Strategies:

Position Supply Vaults deep within your base's defenses to protect your valuable resources.

Spread out multiple Supply Vaults to minimize resource loss if one is destroyed.

Use Supply Vaults as high-HP structures to absorb damage from attackers, buying time for your defenses.

Target enemy Supply Vaults to gain access to large amounts of resources quickly.

Use the increased storage capacity from upgraded Supply Vaults to save up for expensive, high-impact upgrades.

Time major upgrades and unit productions with your Supply Vault capacity to maximize resource efficiency.

Upgrade Differences:

Phase 1

Levels 1-3:

A basic square structure with simple reinforced walls and a single robotic arm for resource management.

Phase 2

Levels 4-6:

The vault grows larger and more fortified. Multiple robotic arms appear, and the structure gains additional armor plating. Warning stripes become more prominent.

Phase 3

Levels 7-10:

The Supply Vault evolves into a massive, highly secure facility. Advanced robotic systems dominate the structure, with multiple layers of reinforced walls and energy shields. Sophisticated locking mechanisms and resource management systems become visible.

Trivia:

The complex locking system on max-level Supply Vaults is rumored to be so secure that even some commanders forget their access codes.

Engineers once attempted to create an "invisible" Supply Vault. The project was scrapped after they lost track of where they put it.

There's an ongoing joke among base personnel that the robotic arms in Supply Vaults have started a secret arm-wrestling league.

Some commanders swear they've heard Supply Vaults humming lullabies to the resources inside, leading to theories about "contented currency."

Supply Drop

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Summary:

The Supply Drop is a crucial resource-generating structure that provides a steady stream of supplies for your base. As it levels up, it increases the rate and capacity of supply generation, allowing for more rapid base expansion and unit production. This building is essential for any commander looking to maintain a robust economy and fund their military operations.

Strategies:

Position Supply Drops within the base's defensive perimeter, but not too close to other critical structures.

Use Supply Drops as buffer buildings to absorb damage from attackers, buying time for your defenses.

Spread out Supply Drops to minimize resource loss if one is destroyed.

Target enemy Supply Drops to disrupt their resource generation and slow down their economic growth.

Prioritize upgrading your own Supply Drops to increase supply production, supporting faster base development and unit training.

Time your attacks to coincide with full Supply Drops to maximize resource gain.

Upgrade Differences:

Phase 1

Levels 1-3:

A basic landing pad with minimal features. Small supply crates and a simple beacon are visible.

Phase 2

Levels 4-6:

The structure grows larger, featuring a more advanced landing system. Multiple supply crates and improved beacons become apparent. Storage facilities start to appear around the pad.

Phase 3

Levels 7-10:

The Supply Drop evolves into a sophisticated logistics hub. A large, high-tech landing pad dominates the center, surrounded by advanced storage and distribution systems. Multiple beacons, cranes, and automated sorting mechanisms showcase its increased capacity and efficiency.

Trivia:

The distinctive "thud" of supplies landing on a max-level Supply Drop has become a favorite beat for aspiring base DJs.

Engineers once attempted to create a "stealth" Supply Drop to hide resources from enemies. The project was scrapped after several supply crates went permanently missing.

There's an ongoing debate among logistics personnel about whether the yellow markings on Supply Drops are for visibility or just to look cool.

Some commanders swear they've seen supply crates unpacking themselves at high-level Supply Drops, leading to theories about "self-organizing inventory systems."

Power Storage

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Summary:

The Power Storage is a crucial resource building that stores the energy needed to fuel your base operations and military units. As it levels up, it increases your capacity to store Power, allowing for larger-scale operations and upgrades. This structure is essential for any commander looking to expand their base and maintain a strong, well-equipped force.

Strategies:

Protect Power Storage units by placing them within the core of your base, surrounded by strong defenses.

Spread out multiple Power Storage units to minimize resource loss if one is destroyed.

Use Power Storage as high-HP structures to absorb damage from attackers, buying time for your defenses.

Target enemy Power Storage units to deprive them of resources needed for upgrades and unit production.

Use the increased storage capacity from upgraded Power Storage to save up for expensive, high-impact upgrades.

Time major upgrades and unit productions with your Power Storage capacity to maximize resource efficiency.

Upgrade Differences:

Phase 1

Levels 1-3:

A small, simple structure with a single power cell visible. The base has minimal technological features.

Phase 2

Levels 4-6:

The Power Storage grows in size and complexity. Multiple power cells become visible, and the base structure becomes more reinforced. Energy conduits start to appear.

Phase 3

Levels 7-10:

The facility evolves into a massive energy containment system. Multiple large power cells dominate the structure, with advanced energy field generators visible. The base becomes a complex array of power distribution systems and reinforced containment

Trivia:

The faint hum from a max-level Power Storage has been known to make nearby electronic devices mysteriously gain a full charge.

Engineers once attempted to create a "perpetual energy" Power Storage. The project was scrapped after it started attracting energy beings from another dimension.

There's an ongoing debate among base personnel about whether the blue glow of the Power Storage is actually cool to the touch.

Some commanders swear they've seen units moving faster after being near high-level Power Storage, leading to theories about "energy osmosis."

Headquarters

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Summary:

The Headquarters (HQ) is the central command structure and the heart of your base. It controls everything related to your base's tech tree and overall progression. As it levels up, it unlocks new buildings, units, upgrades, and features, allowing for exponential growth in your military and economic capabilities. The HQ is the most crucial building for any commander looking to expand their influence and power.

Strategies:

Position the HQ at the core of your base, surrounded by your strongest defenses and structures.

Use the HQ's high hit points as a last line of defense against determined attackers.

Create a complex base layout around the HQ to confuse and misdirect enemies.

Prioritize upgrading your HQ to unlock new technologies and units, giving you an edge in battles.

Time major attacks to coincide with significant HQ upgrades to surprise enemies with new capabilities.

Study enemy HQ levels to gauge their technological capabilities and plan your strategy accordingly.

Upgrade Differences:

Phase 1

Levels 1-3:

A basic structure with minimal defenses and a simple command center. The design is functional but lacks sophistication.

Phase 2

Levels 4-6:

The HQ grows larger and more complex. Multiple levels become apparent, with advanced communication arrays and defensive measures emerging.

Phase 3

Levels 7-10:

The Headquarters evolves into an imposing fortress of technology. Multiple specialized sections are visible, including advanced research facilities, strategic command centers, and powerful defensive systems. The structure now dominates the skyline of your base, showcasing your technological prowess and military might.

Trivia:

The view from the top of a max-level HQ is said to be so impressive that some commanders have considered installing a observation deck for morale-boosting purposes.

There's a running joke that the HQ's computer systems are advanced enough to predict enemy attacks, but choose not to share this information just to keep things exciting.

Engineers once attempted to create a mobile HQ. The project was scrapped after it developed a tendency to wander off during important battles.

Some soldiers swear that standing near a high-level HQ makes them feel smarter, leading to theories about "intelligence radiation" from the command center.

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Training Camp

Barracks

Vehicle Factory

Air Base

Armoury

Laboratory

Support Tower

Builder Droid

Summary:

Resource Buildings are the economic backbone of your base, crucial for generating and storing the materials needed to fuel your military operations and technological advancements. Effective management and upgrading of these buildings is essential for progressing through the game, allowing you to build bigger and more powerful armies.

Strategies:

Defensive Strategies:

Protect resource buildings by positioning them within your base's defensive perimeter.
Use a mix of high-level walls and defensive structures to create a robust shield around your resource core.
Spread out resource buildings to minimize losses from area-of-effect attacks.

Offensive Strategies

Target enemy resource buildings to disrupt their economy and slow their progression.
Prioritize attacking resource storages during raids to maximize resource gain.
Plan attacks around your own resource production cycles to ensure a steady flow of materials for army building.

Upgrade Differences:

Phase 1

Levels 1-3:

Basic structures with minimal features, focusing on fundamental resource generation and storage.

Phase 2

Levels 4-6:

Buildings grow in size and complexity, featuring improved efficiency and capacity. Advanced materials and energy systems become visible.

Phase 3

Levels 7-10:

Resource buildings evolve into impressive, high-tech facilities. Sophisticated energy fields, automated systems, and futuristic designs showcase their crucial role in your base's economy.

Trivia:

The combined hum of all max-level resource buildings is said to create a perfect harmony, leading to rumors of "musical resource management."
Engineers once attempted to create a single "omni-resource" building. The project was scrapped after it developed a habit of randomly transforming resources into each other.
There's an ongoing debate among base personnel about which resource building looks the coolest at night, with Tachyon structures often winning due to their ethereal glow.
Some commanders swear that talking encouragingly to their resource buildings increases production rates, leading to the practice of "motivational resource pep talks."

Training Camp

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Summary:

The Training Camp is a vital production building that houses and trains your army. As it levels up, it increases your overall troop capacity, allowing you to field larger and more powerful forces. This structure is essential for any commander looking to build a formidable offensive capability.

Strategies:

Place Training Camps within your base's defensive perimeter to protect your army while it's not in use.

Use Training Camps as buffer buildings to absorb damage from attackers before they reach more critical structures.

Spread out your Training Camps to minimize the impact of area-of-effect attacks on your troop capacity.

Continuously upgrade Training Camps to increase your maximum army size for more powerful attacks.

Keep your Training Camps full to ensure you always have troops ready for battle or defense.

Use the increased capacity from upgraded Training Camps to diversify your army composition.

Upgrade Differences:

Phase 1

Levels 1-3:

A basic structure with a small landing pad and minimal facilities. Yellow markings indicate troop positions.

Phase 2

Levels 4-6:

The camp expands, adding more landing pads and structures. Green elements appear, suggesting improved facilities for troops.

Phase 3

Levels 7-10:

The Training Camp becomes a large, complex facility with multiple landing pads, advanced structures, and high-tech elements like energy barriers and holographic projectors.

Trivia:

The distinct "whoosh" sound of troops being deployed from a Training Camp has become a popular ringtone among SARGE players.

There's an ongoing competition among soldiers to create the most elaborate barracks mascot inside the Training Camps.

Engineers once tried to implement a "troop cannon" for rapid deployment but scrapped the idea after too many "landing failures."

Some commanders swear their troops perform better after sleeping in higher-level Training Camps, leading to theories about "comfort-based combat effectiveness."

Barracks

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Summary:

The Barracks is a crucial production building where your ground troops are trained and housed. As it levels up, it unlocks new types of units and increases training capacity, allowing for a more diverse and powerful army. The Barracks is essential for any commander looking to build a strong offensive force.

Strategies:

Place Barracks within the base's defensive perimeter to protect your troop production capabilities.

Use Barracks as buffer buildings to absorb damage from attackers before they reach more critical structures.

Spread out multiple Barracks to ensure troop production continues even if one is destroyed.

Continuously upgrade Barracks to unlock more advanced troop types for stronger attacks.

Keep Barracks busy with troop production to maintain a steady stream of reinforcements.

Balance troop types from different Barracks levels to create a well-rounded army composition.

Upgrade Differences:

Phase 1

Levels 1-3:

A simple, barrel-shaped green structure with basic amenities. Yellow supply crates are visible, indicating rudimentary support for troops.

Phase 2

Levels 4-6:

The Barracks evolves into a more complex facility with multiple structures. The color scheme darkens, and additional features like ventilation systems and reinforced walls become apparent.

Phase 3

Levels 7-10:

The final form is an imposing, high-tech military complex. Advanced materials, energy shields, and sophisticated equipment are visible. The structure now includes multiple levels and specialized training areas.

Trivia:

The Barracks' mess hall is famous for its "Mystery Meat Mondays," a tradition that somehow boosts troop morale despite its questionable culinary merits.
There's an ongoing rivalry between Barracks of different levels, with soldiers constantly debating which one has the best amenities.
Engineers once attempted to install a "troop cannon" for rapid deployment, but the idea was scrapped after too many soldiers complained about "rough landings."
Some commanders swear they can hear their troops snoring inside high-level Barracks, leading to theories about "power naps" enhancing combat effectiveness.

Vehicle Factory

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Summary:

The Vehicle Factory is a vital production building that manufactures and houses your mechanized units. As it levels up, it unlocks more advanced vehicle types and increases production capacity, allowing for a diverse and powerful mechanized force. This structure is essential for commanders looking to field heavy-hitting, mobile units.

Strategies:

Position Vehicle Factories within your base's defensive perimeter to protect your valuable mechanized units.

Use Vehicle Factories as high-HP buffer buildings to absorb damage from attackers.

Spread out multiple Vehicle Factories to ensure production continues even if one is destroyed.

Continuously upgrade Vehicle Factories to unlock more advanced vehicle types for stronger attacks.

Keep Vehicle Factories busy with production to maintain a steady stream of mechanized reinforcements.

Mix different vehicle types from various factory levels to create a well-rounded mechanized assault force.

Upgrade Differences:

Phase 1

Levels 1-3:

A basic green structure with a single production line and simple exhaust system. Small details like barrels and crates hint at its function.

Phase 2

Levels 4-6:

The factory expands, adding more production capacity. Multiple exhaust pipes and additional armor plating become visible. New features like vehicle bays and fuel tanks appear.

Phase 3

Levels 7-10:

The Vehicle Factory evolves into a massive, high-tech production facility. Multiple production lines, advanced robotic arms, and sophisticated testing areas are visible. The structure now includes heavy armor, energy shields, and state-of-the-art manufacturing equipment.

Trivia:

The distinctive "clank and whirr" of a max-level Vehicle Factory has been known to strike fear into the hearts of enemy infantry.

Engineers once attempted to create a "transforming" Vehicle Factory that could produce units while moving. The project was scrapped after several "mobile manufacturing mishaps."

There's an ongoing debate among vehicle crews about which factory level produces the most comfortable driver seats.

Some commanders swear they've seen vehicles from high-level factories assemble themselves, leading to theories about "sentient machinery."

Air Base

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Summary:

The Airbase is a crucial production facility for aerial units, serving as both a manufacturing plant and a launch pad. As it levels up, it unlocks more advanced aircraft types and increases production capacity, allowing for a diverse and powerful air force. This structure is essential for commanders looking to dominate the skies.

Strategies:

Position Airbases within your base's defensive perimeter to protect your valuable air units.

Use Airbases as high-HP structures to absorb damage from ground attackers.

Spread out multiple Airbases to ensure air unit production continues even if one is destroyed.

Continuously upgrade Airbases to unlock more advanced aircraft types for stronger aerial assaults.

Keep Airbases busy with production to maintain a steady stream of air reinforcements.

Mix different aircraft types from various Airbase levels to create a well-rounded air attack force.

Upgrade Differences:

Phase 1

Levels 1-3:

A basic green hangar structure with a small helipad. Simple radar and communication equipment are visible.

Phase 2

Levels 4-6:

The Airbase expands, featuring a larger hangar and multiple landing pads. Advanced radar systems and fuel storage tanks appear.

Phase 3

Levels 7-10:

The facility evolves into a sophisticated air command center. Multiple hangars, extended runways, and high-tech control towers dominate the structure. Advanced defense systems and camouflage elements become apparent.

Trivia:

The distinctive roar of aircraft taking off from a max-level Airbase has been known to boost troop morale across the entire base.

Engineers once attempted to create a "flying Airbase" for mobile aerial deployment. The project was grounded after several "unscheduled landings."

There's an ongoing competition among pilots about which Airbase level produces the smoothest takeoffs and landings.

Some commanders swear they've seen aircraft from high-level Airbases perform impossible maneuvers, leading to theories about "gravity-defying technology."

Armoury

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Summary:

The Armory is a critical facility for upgrading and enhancing your troops, vehicles, and aircraft. As it levels up, it unlocks more powerful upgrades, allowing you to significantly boost the combat effectiveness of your entire army. This structure is essential for commanders looking to maintain a technological edge over their opponents.

Strategies:

Position the Armory within your base's defensive perimeter to protect this crucial upgrade facility.

Use the Armory as a high-HP structure to absorb damage from attackers.

Consider placing decoy buildings around the Armory to mislead enemies about its true location.

Prioritize Armory upgrades to ensure your units are always at peak performance.

Balance upgrades across different unit types to maintain a well-rounded, effective army.

Time major attacks to coincide with the completion of significant Armory upgrades for maximum impact.

Upgrade Differences:

Phase 1

Levels 1-3:

A basic blue structure with simple weapon racks and rudimentary testing equipment visible.

Phase 2

Levels 4-6:

The Armory expands, featuring more sophisticated upgrade stations and advanced diagnostic tools. Additional storage areas for various technologies become apparent.

Phase 3

Levels 7-10:

The facility evolves into a state-of-the-art weapons development center. Multiple high-tech upgrade chambers, holographic testing areas, and cutting-edge research equipment dominate the structure. Energy shields and reinforced armor plating become visible.

Trivia:

The distinctive "hum" of a max-level Armory has been known to make enemy spies nervous, as they imagine what new weapons might be in development.
Engineers once attempted to create a "mobile Armory" for on-the-field upgrades. The project was scrapped after several "explosive malfunctions."
There's an ongoing debate among soldiers about which Armory upgrade feels the most satisfying, with "extra boom" and "lightning speed" often topping the list.
Some commanders swear they've seen units glowing after high-level Armory upgrades, leading to theories about "energy infusion technology."

Laboratory

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Summary:

The Laboratory is the pinnacle of scientific research and development in your base. It focuses on upgrading support strikes and traps, pushing the boundaries of what's possible in warfare. As it levels up, it unlocks more advanced technologies, allowing you to create increasingly potent battlefield effects and defenses.

Strategies:

Position the Laboratory deep within your base to protect this crucial research facility.

Surround it with high-level defenses to deter attackers from targeting this valuable building.

Use the Laboratory's unique appearance to mislead enemies about its true purpose.

Prioritize Laboratory upgrades to ensure your support strikes and traps are always at maximum effectiveness.

Balance upgrades between offensive support strikes and defensive traps for a well-rounded strategy.

Time major attacks to coincide with the completion of significant Laboratory upgrades for maximum tactical advantage.

Upgrade Differences:

Phase 1

Levels 1-3:

A basic dome structure with simple research equipment visible. The exterior shows basic shielding and minimal technological features.

Phase 2

Levels 4-6:

The Laboratory expands, featuring a larger, more intricate dome. Advanced energy patterns become visible on the surface, and additional research modules appear around the base.

Phase 3

Levels 7-10:

The facility evolves into a futuristic research complex. The dome becomes a sophisticated energy field, with complex geometric patterns. Multiple research chambers, advanced sensor arrays, and cutting-edge experimental equipment dominate the structure.

Trivia:

The faint, otherworldly glow from a max-level Laboratory has been known to cause strange phenomena in nearby electronic devices.

Scientists once attempted to create a "pocket dimension" inside the Lab for unlimited research space. The project was halted after several researchers reportedly "got lost in thought."

There's an ongoing joke among troops that the Lab's geometrical patterns are actually a galaxy-wide game of connect-the-dots.

Some commanders swear they've seen impossible things materialize around high-level Laboratories, leading to theories about "reality-bending experiments."

Support Tower

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The Support Tower is a crucial facility that unlocks and produces a variety of tactical support strikes. As it levels up, it provides access to more powerful and diverse support options, allowing commanders to turn the tide of battle with well-timed interventions. This structure is essential for any commander looking to add strategic depth to their offensive capabilities.

Strategies:

Place the Support Tower within your base's defensive perimeter to protect this vital tactical asset.

Use the Support Tower as a high-HP structure to absorb damage from attackers.

Consider placing decoy buildings around the Support Tower to mislead enemies about its true location.

Continuously upgrade the Support Tower to unlock more powerful support strikes.

Experiment with different combinations of support strikes to find the most effective tactics for your playstyle.

Time the production of support strikes to coincide with your attack plans for maximum impact.

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A basic structure with a single central pillar and a simple emission device on top. The base features minimal technological elements.

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The tower grows taller and more complex. Additional emitters and energy conduits become visible. The base expands with more advanced technological components.

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The Support Tower evolves into an impressive high-tech structure. Multiple advanced emitters surround a central core. The base becomes a complex array of power generators and control systems. Energy fields and holographic displays become visible, showcasing its cutting-edge capabilities.

Trivia:

The faint humming from a max-level Support Tower has been known to make nearby troops feel invincible (results may vary in actual combat).

Engineers once tried to create a "pocket dimension" inside the tower to store an unlimited number of support strikes. The project was scrapped after several strikes went "on vacation" to other realities.

There's an ongoing debate among commanders about whether the Support Tower's light show is for function or just to look cool in night battles.

Some soldiers swear they've seen support strikes materialize out of thin air around high-level Support Towers, leading to theories about "quantum strike technology."

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Summary:

Traps are the hidden surprises of your base's defense system, designed to catch attackers off guard and disrupt their carefully planned assaults. From basic Mines to advanced EMP devices and camouflaged Ambush points, these stealthy defenders add an element of uncertainty and psychological warfare to your base's defenses. Each trap type serves a unique purpose, whether it's dealing direct damage, slowing enemies, or creating chaos in enemy formations.

Strategies:

Defensive Strategies:

Place traps in unexpected locations to maximize their surprise factor.
Create trap clusters near high-value targets to protect crucial buildings.
Mix different types of traps to create devastating combinations that can stop various attack strategies.

Offensive Strategies

Use expendable units to trigger and reveal traps before committing valuable forces.
Study common trap placement patterns to better predict their locations.
Keep reserve units ready to replace those lost to unexpected trap encounters.

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Basic trap mechanisms with simple triggers and effects. Minimal visual presence to maintain stealth.

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Enhanced trap systems with improved damage output or effect duration. More sophisticated triggering mechanisms.

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Advanced trap technologies featuring complex multi-stage effects. High-tech camouflage and deadly efficient deployment systems.

Trivia:

The Engineering Corps has a secret competition for "Most Creative Trap Placement," with bonus points for style and surprise factor.
Some soldiers swear they've heard EMP Mines humming lullabies to enemy vehicles just before shutting them down.
The Ambush trap holds the base record for "Most Startled Attacker Reaction," beating out even the spring-loaded training dummies in the barracks.
There's an ongoing debate about whether Toxic Waste traps actually glow in the dark or if it's just psychological warfare.

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