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| T (Transport) copter units have good movement range and can carry foot soldiers. | |||||||
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This is an air unit. Terrain does not affect its movement range. | ||||||
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| T copter carry no weapons and cannotfire. | |||||||
| General Information and Strategy
Finally, we’ve come to the transport copter. This is the APC of the air, minus the ability to supply other units. As cheap as the APC, the reason you’ll build it is because the T Cptr is never hindered by terrain. It doesn’t have to cross rivers through bridges, it doesn’t have to cross mountains through roads, it isn’t slowed down by forests and it can cross the sea to reach islands without any shoals. It can often be as valuable as the APC and can make an interesting meatshield if the opponent doesn’t have anti air units which can attack it. Of course, it is mainly useful during the capturing phase, however, in sea maps, T cptrs are the only means for infantry to move, so you’ll be deploying them to keep expanding. Just as the APC, it can’t attack. |
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