The Phoenix Mercenaries Ground Control: Dark Conspiracy

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a swarm group bombarding ground targets


although units largely parallel counterparts, unique ones of note. instance, plasma grenadiers infantry equipped mortar-like weapon. artillery unit operates differently; crayven , order artillery both fire in bursts of three, while theirs fires 1 @ time. although not quick @ destruction, more regulated firing rate allows faster target changes.


additionally, faction aircraft choice can take on both air , ground targets (excluding infantry), swarm. visually, each squad consists of 6 tiny aircraft, each individually weak. swarm per namesake works best when squads clustered large groups, allowing massive guided missile barrages.








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