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== Tactics and Strategy ==
 
== Tactics and Strategy ==

Revision as of 07:49, 19 March 2023

The Missile Silo is a pseudo-factory that produces tactical cruise missiles.

Missile Silo
(staticmissilesilo)
Produces Tactical Missiles
staticmissilesilo.pngcruisemissile
Stats
Cost 1200
Hit Points 4000
Vision Radius (elmo) 273
Abilities
Construction
Build Power 10
Weapons
None

Description

The Missile Silo constructs and holds up to four different cruise missiles, each with a unique warhead. It offers excellent standoff strike capability for offensive and defensive purposes.

The Missile Silo builds:

Eos
Tactical Nuke
Quake
Seismic Missile
Shockley
EMP missile
Inferno
Napalm Missile
Zenos
Slow Homing Missile

Tactics and Strategy

Compared to its longer-range cousin, the Trinity strategic nuclear launcher, the Missile Silo fires smaller Tactical Missiles cannot be intercepted by Antinuke coverage.

The missiles can take damage while on the Silo, and if they (or the Silo itself) are destroyed, the missiles will explode. While missiles cannot be intercepted while they are in flight, they might hit the ground (especially if terraformed) or a shield and explode before they reach the intended target.

Further information: Missile Silo Tutorial

See Also

Striders Reef and Scylla can stockpile and fire disarming and nuclear tactical (respectively) missiles in situations that require mobility. Like Missile Silo's missiles, they also cannot be intercepted by an antinuke.