About: Air unit (C-evo)

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The free-to-play game C-evo has only one predesigned air unit: the Glider, which reverts to being a ground unit at the end of each turn. All others are designed by the player. Even the most primitive require Science; interestingly, even the most advanced (using Smart Weapons) do not require Steel. Air units stop blinking when they reach one of their owner's cities (unless just passing through on a "Go" order), but they can be restarted if they have any movement points remaining.

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rdfs:comment	The free-to-play game C-evo has only one predesigned air unit: the Glider, which reverts to being a ground unit at the end of each turn. All others are designed by the player. Even the most primitive require Science; interestingly, even the most advanced (using Smart Weapons) do not require Steel. Air units stop blinking when they reach one of their owner's cities (unless just passing through on a "Go" order), but they can be restarted if they have any movement points remaining.
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abstract	The free-to-play game C-evo has only one predesigned air unit: the Glider, which reverts to being a ground unit at the end of each turn. All others are designed by the player. Even the most primitive require Science; interestingly, even the most advanced (using Smart Weapons) do not require Steel. Air units stop blinking when they reach one of their owner's cities (unless just passing through on a "Go" order), but they can be restarted if they have any movement points remaining. Like naval units, air units (including gliders) cannot enter but can bombard an unguarded enemy city, reducing it by one population point per movement point expended, but not below a population of 2. Like other units, an air unit that you design can have a number of weapons modules and a number of armor modules. Other additions are included in "unit features". Speed is 12.5 if you know Rocketry but 8.5 if not; in contrast to other units, no other speed variations can be researched or bought.

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