You need to build a large ammount of them though, at least if you want to transport your army. If you really can not breach the orbital layer, dont even bother sending an army, just concentrate on nukes.ītw, the transporters are not quite as useless as they seem.
#PLANETARY ANNIHILATION TITAN UNITS FULL#
(MLA) from Second Wave dedicated Titan Killers, they killed the Thor and Atlas (what I would say are its two closest comparisons) with no real issue, while the Bug. A full breakdown of all unit stats can be found at the Planetary Annihilation TITANS & Legion Expansion Units Database. Also used to cause a nuke to attack a ground.
send multiple orbital fabbers to differnt spots on the planet, to build multiple teleports Bug armies are highly adaptable, using of swarms of evolving units to poke and prod the sturdier defences of other factions until they finally develop a powerful late game force. Allows you to perform attack moves whereby units will move to a location but stop to attack anything along the way.
scout the planet with radar satelites, and choose a location where the enemy is weak Holocene - Planetary Annihilation: TITANS & Legion Expansion Units Database Holocene Doomsday Titan - Drops an explosive into the planets core, breaking it apart from the inside. take over the orbital layer first, and build anchors to secure a spot for the teleport(s) or, if you are fighting AI, send a nuke right at the main base, which is located where all the orbital stuff is massing up, and clear the airforce with one blow. clear the area where you want to establish a beachhead with a nuke (or plenty)
They will not just let you land there and fetch the red carpet. You will have to do a bit of work before you can land your whole army on a planet that is clearly under enemy control. Carl Edward Sagan (/ s e n / SAY-gn Novem December 20, 1996) was an American astronomer, planetary scientist, cosmologist, astrophysicist, astrobiologist, author, and science communicator. By now there are three ways to send units to other planets:
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