Turantul II (Skorpio)

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    Turantul II (Skorpio).

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    2 Overview

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Original Urban Assault help files entry.

Disclaimer

The official help files were created before the final version of the game was released. Therefore, some information may appear incomplete, incorrect, or outdated.

Turantul II (Skorpio)

Class:Host station

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Weapon type:Rocket
Machine gun:No
Firepower:**
Fire rate:***
Hit points:Variable
Armor:None
Speed:**
Best used against:N/A

This large mothership, also known as the "Skorpio," is the ultimate Ghorkovian command post and armed with higher impact weaponry and blast-absorbant shielding. Ghorkovian weapons engineer Eerie Trantulov sought to make a replacement for the Turantul I when they fell to Resistance Host Statiuons manned by your SDU predecessors. The Big Mother is never a welcome site: She has huge power reservoirs that can maintain vehicle production at a high pace. This big mothership is first seen toward the middle of the campaign.

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This section contains basic in-game information and properties of the object.

Single-Player

Turantul II (Default/AI)

Vehicle NameTurantul II (Skorpio)
Vehicle ID57
Vehicle ClassHost Station (robo)
EnergyN/A (Variable)
Shield40%
Radar Range3
Turret ID75
Total Turret Number3
AI Flight Altitude200

Weapon System

Weapon ID84
Weapon ClassRocket (rocket)
Weapon Firepower17000 (170)
Damage MultiplierN/A
Rate of Fire (AI)1500 (1.5 seconds)
Rate of Fire (User)1000 (1 seconds)

Turantul II (Player/Metropolis Dawn)

Vehicle NameTurantul II (Skorpio)
Vehicle ID177
Vehicle ClassHost Station (robo)
EnergyN/A (Variable; changes between 750000 (1875) to 1000000 (2500) throughout the Metropolis Dawn Ghorkov campaign)
Shield60%
Radar Range3
Turret ID155
Total Turret Number4
AI Flight Altitude340

Weapon System

Weapon ID86
Weapon ClassRocket (rocket)
Weapon Firepower17000 (170)
Damage MultiplierN/A
Rate of Fire (AI)1500 (1.5 seconds)
Rate of Fire (User)1000 (1 seconds)

Multiplayer

Turantul II (Default)

Vehicle NameTurantul II (Skorpio)
Vehicle ID57
Vehicle ClassHost Station (robo)
EnergyN/A (Variable)
Shield60%
Radar Range3
Turret ID75
Total Turret Number4
AI Flight Altitude340

Weapon System

Weapon ID84
Weapon ClassRocket (rocket)
Weapon Firepower17000 (170)
Damage MultiplierN/A
Rate of Fire (AI)1500 (1.5 seconds)
Rate of Fire (User)1000 (1 seconds)

Turantul II (Modem)

Vehicle NameTurantul II (Skorpio)
Vehicle ID57
Vehicle ClassHost Station (robo)
EnergyN/A (Variable)
Shield85%
Radar Range3
Turret ID161
Total Turret Number1
AI Flight Altitude340

Weapon System

Weapon ID121
Weapon ClassRocket (rocket)
Weapon Firepower27000 (270)
Damage MultiplierN/A
Rate of Fire (AI)1500 (1.5 seconds)
Rate of Fire (User)1000 (1 seconds)


Notes:

* The unit of time used in the game engine/data script is in milliseconds by default.

* All energy values that appear in the game are divided by 100 from the actual engine/data script values.

* Player-controlled units will receive -60% incoming damage and increased manoeuvrability, as well as alternative firepower.

* AI-specific parameters such as flight altitudes or attack patterns are completely ignored when the unit is directly controlled by the player.

* AI-controlled air units can override their pre-set flight altitude values when targeting player-controlled vehicles above them, or when attacking host stations.

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