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Units. Titan.
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The Titan is a heavy combat robot with homing missiles. It attacks ground and air targets and has enormous health and high damage, but moves slowly. Effective against Thunders, Lynxes, and Tanks in N.A.T.A.S.H.A. mode. Ineffective against Devastators. Produced in: Barracks. Requires: Laboratory.
| Health | 600 |
|---|---|
| Damage | 30 |
| Damage interval | 1 |
| Speed | 2 |
| Visibility distance | 11 |
|---|---|
| Attack distance | 9 |
| Aggression distance | 12 |
The Titan is a huge armored robot with homing missiles. It is a walking fortress: it moves slowly across the battlefield, absorbs enemy fire, and destroys both ground and air targets.
To use the Titan well, consider its role in the early, mid, and late game as well as the enemy composition.
If the terrain allows it to move behind a deposit, the Titan can fire at Workers from beyond the ore. Early in the game, the opponent cannot remove such a giant quickly, so even a short attack can halt harvesting for a long time.
Early on, the Titan can usually operate on its own. In a mixed army, place it at the front or center to absorb damage, but keep it farther back against many Devastators and regular Tanks. Preserve a wounded Titan: a Balloon with Healing restores its health on board, while Workers cannot repair it.
When you have several Titans, healing them on board is significantly cheaper than producing replacements.
Chevrons are curved stripes shown above the unit. They have three levels:
To earn one chevron, the Titan must deal a certain amount of damage to enemy units.
Armor II
Armor III
+10%, +20%, +30% to infantry health.
Attack II
Attack III
+10%, +20%, +30% to infantry base attack.The Titan benefits from infantry upgrades in the Barracks.
| No chevrons | 1 chevron | 2 chevrons | 3 chevrons | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No upgrades | Health: 600 Damage: 30 | Health: 660 Damage: 33 | Health: 720 Damage: 36 | Health: 780 Damage: 39 |
| Attack I + Armor I | Health: 660 Damage: 33 | Health: 720 Damage: 36 | Health: 780 Damage: 39 | Health: 840 Damage: 42 |
| Attack II + Armor II | Health: 720 Damage: 36 | Health: 780 Damage: 39 | Health: 840 Damage: 42 | Health: 900 Damage: 45 |
| Attack III + Armor III | Health: 780 Damage: 39 | Health: 840 Damage: 42 | Health: 900 Damage: 45 | Health: 960 Damage: 48 |
Attack I and Armor I are worthwhile when much of the army comes from Barracks and the economy can support the extra expense. Level II upgrades are usually researched with two Centers actively harvesting, while level III upgrades belong in the late game if infantry remains the core composition. The more Centers working ore deposits, the easier it is to fund the full upgrade set.
The Titan works well with Peacemakers, Waves, and Devastators: it absorbs damage while its allies control the enemy and return fire.
If the opponent focuses on Tanks, Peacemakers, or Devastators, add Thunders and Lynxes. A useful rule is one Lynx per three or four enemy Peacemakers.
Several Titans can operate independently on small and medium maps if the opponent has not amassed Devastators, regular Tanks, or Waves.
Against Peacemakers without Shield, a rough rule is no more than three per Titan. Continuous production requires several Barracks because one cannot replenish such an expensive army quickly enough.
The Titan’s attack range is shorter than the Hawk’s and a Tank’s in N.A.T.A.S.H.A. mode, but it can still fire from behind the main army. Pull it back after each shot: the opponent must either stop chasing or advance through fire from the rest of your units.
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