Astro Commander
Celena Angolo
One can have multiple base commanders residing in a given base/astro, but only ONE commander can be the active commander and thus only one bonus can be collected for a given base, no matter how many commanders are present.
The advantages of base commanders at early levels of empire development may seem small, but when production, construction or research queues reach the order of hundreds of hours, each hour saved adds up. Likewise in terms of defences and tactical advantages - Astro defences can do more with less fleet and defence structures with the presence of an appropriate base commander.
When you create a commander you must choose his skill. Once created his skill cannot be changed. If you find that you have created too many commanders of one skill it is possible to "disband" them, just like bases, ships and fleets. However, since they have names, that seems a bit insensitive.
Each level of proficiency training for a base commander takes 8 hours of game time for him to study. Training "courses" can be bought using experience points (from battle activity) or with credits. The option of paying for training from experience points rewards empires who are active in battle, while those with thriving, active economies can also benefit from base commanders even if they are less active on the battle fronts.
Lower level training is inexpensive in Version 1.5 but becomes excessive after a few levels. For example training from level 8 to 9 costs 6,400 Experience Points. The costs grow MUCH more slowly in Version 2.0. A level 8 to 9 training is only 513 Exp. Pts.
Each base may have only one Commander assigned as the Base Commander. Other commanders may "park" on the base, however they serve no purpose except as standby assignments. Any commander who is parked on the base may be assigned as the Base Commander by clicking on the Assign Duty tab listed under the desired commanders information page.
To move a commander simply click on the Move tab in the commanders information page. You must remove the Base Commander from his assigned duty before you can move him elsewhere. However, he cannot be removed from his Base Commander post for 48 hours after his assignment. Parked commanders can move at any time.
Commanders move at the speed of a scout, although no scout is needed to transport them. Jump gate speed increases apply, as do Logistics Commander boosts. This is something to remember when you consider disbanding a base. You probably want to transfer all commanders on site before you remove your logistics commander from Base Command. If you leave the commanders on base when it is disbanded they remain on the astro, but they can still be transferred. However they are now without Jump Gate, so it will be slow.
Every time that a base is pillaged, there is a small risk (about 10%), that any commanders on the base, assigned or not, will be killed. Also multiple commanders can be killed by a single pillage. This is an expensive risk when one has built up a very high-level base commander and thousands of credits/XP are spent in their training. So moving inactive commanders to secure bases makes sense whenever there is a threat of attack and occupation.
Notification of the commander's death is given with the battle results. Both the attacker and defender see this information, so it is something of an ego boost for attacking players if they managed to kill a commander. They had no way of knowing he was there when they attacked.
When initially created Commanders are in a kind of limbo (perhaps in school?) and it takes ten minutes to transport them to their first base regardless of the location. They can be trained while awaiting transfer, and they cannot be attacked, so it is a good idea to train them to a reasonable level before sending them into harms way.
When you assign a base commander he MUST remain in command for 48 hours. So don't think you can swap them around willy nilly. And remember that he is effectively trapped on this base until you can demote him.
The game assigns commander names when they are created, and these are usually male names. You can rename them, so if you want female commanders go for it. You can also assign titles, ranks, nicknames and awards if you like.
At this time commanders can only be assigned as Base Commanders, It appears as though there might have been plans to allow them to command fleets, and perhaps other operations, but this has not happened - yet.
Some people argue that assigning some base commanders is a waste of time. However getting a 5 or 10 percent boost in your construction or production is nothing to belittle, and no one has said that Logistics or Tactical Commanders are silly.
A dedicated combat variant, developed by General Atomics International.[1] It was commissioned by the United States Army shortly before the atomic apocalypse of 2077,[2] with the first units seeing service in the liberation of Anchorage in January.[3] The Mr. Gutsy is a personal protection automaton, and comes equipped with heavier armor than most Utility Robots. It also carries a plasma weapon to be used in defense. The shell was rebuilt with lightweight armor plating, while the usual array of tools was upgraded with a plasma caster on a flexible mount. The key advantage of Mister Gutsies that separates it from other combat robots is its sheer maneuverability and spatial awareness.[4][5] The Mister Gutsy is also upgraded with dedicated military software, including the ability to refuse orders issued by commanders who are incompetent or under court martial,[6][7] remote link-up capability for updating orders in real time,[8] and a brand-new Sergeant Major v.1.0 simulated personality that channeled the stereotypical Marine drill instructor and doubled as a vessel for state propaganda.[9]
However, in its rush to present the Army with a working model, General Atomics cut corners and the resulting personality had issues stemming from vague definitions used in programming its neural network.[10] The most notable of these was the fact that in the absence of orders, units defaulted to a patrol mode and attacked all unauthorized personnel with extreme violence, as per combat protocol Charlie Zulu 4.[11] The military accepted these flaws, pressing them into service. They first bore MGZ-##### serials, before transitioning to the standard ABC-##### nomenclature.[12] To distinguish between different variants of the robot, ranks were used: The baseline version was named Mister, with subsequent variants designated Sergeant, Lieutenant, Major, and Colonel.[13] A specialized field medic model was derived from the basic Mister Gutsy, with all combat functionality disabled[14] and an encyclopedic knowledge of medical procedures, particularly surgery.[15]
Mister Gutsies are typically found roving around abandoned military outposts or convoys, still guarding the long dead soldiers, while other models guard Gunner outposts. They are very alert and will engage immediately after detecting a threat. At long range, they employ a plasma launcher, but once they close distance, they will switch to a flamethrower that depletes health over time.
Use the CLI by running one of the commands documented on this page with your preferred package manager, optionally followed by any flags. Flags customize the behavior of a command.
You can also use scripts in package.json for shorter versions of these commands. Using a script allows you to use the same commands that you may be familiar with from other projects, such as npm run build.
This command allows you to preview your site locally after building to catch any errors in your build output before deploying it. It is not designed to be run in production. For help with production hosting, check out our guide on Deploying an Astro Website.
Manage user preferences with the astro preferences command. User preferences are specific to individual Astro users, unlike the astro.config.mjs file which changes behavior for everyone working on a project.
Specifies the path to the config file relative to the project root. Defaults to astro.config.mjs. Use this if you use a different name for your configuration file or have your config file in another folder.
Sets which network IP addresses the dev server and preview server should listen on (i.e. non-localhost IPs). This can be useful for testing your project on local devices like a mobile phone during development.
The Astro Toilets are known to incorporate futuristic technologies, such as various weaponry and gear with the most sophisticated and advanced features, they are also really durable and this shows how much they are durable because Troop Astro Toilet, the smallest Astro Toilet, survived a lot of attacks from POV-Cameraman and Armed Large Cameraman in Episode 76.
After the Skibidi Toilets' failure to prevent the disinfection of Titan Speakerman, they attempted to kill G-Toilet, unaware it was a decoy. After failing to do so due to the Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet Mech, they defected from the Skibidi Toilets, planning to destroy everything and everyone on the planet.
Juggernaut Astro Toilet and Scout Astro Toilet are both related to dogs. On Juggernaut Astro Toilet's shield there was seen a dog paw, and when Scout Astro Toilet got injured he had dog ears. So it is either all Astro Toilets that have something to do with dogs or only Scout Astro Toilet and Juggernaut Astro Toilet have something to do with dogs or there is possibility that he is not a dog but an alien-like creature and it would make sense as they aren't from Earth but probably from space. This was proven false as someone found this toilet's model on workshop and his head was the same model as Dogmeats from Fallout 4
DaFuq!?Boom! mentioned their name in the description of Episode 60, which was referring to Assailant Astro Toilet and Detainer Astro Toilet, after which all toilets that work with them count as "Astro Toilets". Features unique to all Astro Toilets include:
By referring to the definition of the word 'Astro', it is described as being related to stars or other celestial objects, possibly meaning that the Astro Toilet were entities with astronomical origins, which is proven by Episode 74 Description - "astro fleet invades the earth"Astro Toilets may also be classified as toilets that are capable of flying without any support (Jetpacks, Helicopters, etc.) as most Astro Toilets have demonstrated this, but possibly it comes from the Static warp levitator. This would mean that the Flying Skibidi Toilets from early episodes may be Astro Toilets, although this is unlikely as they bear otherwise no resemblance to other Astro Toilets (without warp drive) and are still mentioned to be Skibidi Toilets, it may be because at the start of the series there weren't any silver toilets, and Astro toilet species' toilets are now colored silver, and that helmets were not yet known by toilets. However, the Flying Skibidi Toilets do not have red eyes.
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