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Capacity means how many soldiers can be carried (1 vehicle is equal to 3 soldiers). Speed is in kilometers per hour. Geoscape distances are the same as on the Earth. Range means how far between two [[Getting_Started#poi|POIs aka sites ]] can aircraft travel. Durability is in Hit Points. | Capacity means how many soldiers can be carried (1 vehicle is equal to 3 soldiers). Speed is in kilometers per hour. Geoscape distances are the same as on the Earth. Range means how far between two [[Getting_Started#poi|POIs aka sites ]] can aircraft travel. Durability is in Hit Points. | ||
| − | [[File:tiamat.png|50px|link=Aircrafts#tiamat]] [[Aircrafts#tiamat|Tiamat]] has the highest capacity and range (range can be increased further with [[Disciples_of_Anu_Research#Advanced_Tiamat_Development_.28800.29|Advanced Tiamat Development research) | + | [[File:tiamat.png|50px|link=Aircrafts#tiamat]] [[Aircrafts#tiamat|Tiamat]] has the highest capacity and range (range can be increased further with [[Disciples_of_Anu_Research#Advanced_Tiamat_Development_.28800.29|Advanced Tiamat Development research]]) |
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Revision as of 05:47, 30 November 2020
Capacity means how many soldiers can be carried (1 vehicle is equal to 3 soldiers). Speed is in kilometers per hour. Geoscape distances are the same as on the Earth. Range means how far between two POIs aka sites can aircraft travel. Durability is in Hit Points.
Tiamat has the highest capacity and range (range can be increased further with Advanced Tiamat Development research)