Nuke is bad

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600 was always the intended amount of damage. Why it's 600 and not 79*20 is... complicated, but there's a thread in the Discord Balance Discussion about it.

Yeah that change was shitty and the option to deactivate it doesn't work properly, it also deactivates the ringing of the mexes.

I guess the idea is that cybran have other advantages, like destroyers that can fight on water or land much like said hover units can. Of course, it's not as good in practice as hover tanks or artillery (most of the time), but that's the idea, I believe. That 'destroyers walk on land', combined with UEF getting naval jamming and cybran getting naval stealth, are, I suspect, the reason those factions don't get hover units/engineers. I believe that it's all supposed to balance out in the long run. I'm not a terribly experienced player, so my struggles against jamming and stealth when it comes to destroyer+frigate combat might be simply a sign of my low skill; but I imagine that's the idea behind no hover T1 / flak. If I really, really wanted hover stuff in T1, I'd pick aeon or seraphim, and if I wanted the intel (and by extention, naval range) I'd pick cybran or UEF. As it stands, I only pick random. I'd be very interested to watch replays/games where the lack of hover units hamstrings cybran, because I've not seen it so far, but totally believe that it happens, and would love to see examples to prepare me. Do you have examples?

Cybran has the worst transport capacity and Fire Beetles don't even take up as much space as a T1 unit anymore, putting a Deciever on a transport makes its capacity even smaller. So usually for a drop to have any punch you have to load another T2 transport and fly it alongside which is a lot of investment.

I would add a teleportation alert. Something like "Quantum shift detected".

That's just to prevent them from dragging out a lost game by teleporting to random corners of a 20x20 incessantly

@gabitii Race differences are a thing, so sometimes you'll see units that feel like they're stronger than their other-race equivalents. That's okay, other races have their own strengths. Additionally, turtling being punished is fairly healthy for the game, in my opinion.

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