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GDF Riot Vans can carry up to six infantry at a time. They are also outfitted with a top-mounted anti-personnel autocannon and a potent sonic deterrent system nicknamed the “Sonic Shockwave.”
With a hearty ‘Affirmative!’, these hard-working techies can repair nearby vehicles, disarm mines, construct emplacements for units to garrison inside, and can capture enemy structures. Carefully deployed, a single engineer can turn the tide of a battle.
The Support Beacon is an invaluable tool in the GDF arsenal. It can be used to build structures in distant locations, to mark large groups of enemies during combat, and to buff the move and attack speed of your troops.
The Boar Tank is the pride of the Dynasty’s armored divisions. Derived from early World War 3 designs, the Boar is incredibly sturdy for its cost and cheap to produce and maintain. It takes reduced damage from all sources and is immune to Tempest Overflow.
Technicians are entrusted with a back-mounted engineering harness, which provides them with a plethora of useful tools for repairing allied vehicles and structures, detecting and removing land mines, and taking control of enemy structures. Additionally, Technicians carry their own stock of mines, making them flexible in defensive or offensive combat operations.
Creative modifications of Dynasty Power Plant maintenance and containment protocols allow for an intense and ongoing release of Tempest energy, which has a remarkable effect on the electrical systems of nearby factories and weapons emplacements.
First and foremost, we’ve comprehensively rebuilt the navigation and movement dynamics for units in the game. Players were rightly frustrated by some of the rough edges of our movement system in the demo, and we are so pleased to be able to show off our new system. At a fundamental level, we think the game feels much better to control now, and we are very eager for players to get a taste of this in action. 
Over the past four months, one of our major areas of focus has been ensuring that our campaign is fun, deep, beautiful, and compelling. We’ve optimized our Advisor segments in terms of quality and smoothness. Our set-dressing and level design teams are iterating on our campaign missions with an eye for pacing, environmental storytelling, challenge and computer player behavior to ensure that our missions are beautiful, memorable, and, most of all, just plain damn RTS fun. Our systems and AI teams are likewise working hard to improve the behavior of enemies in the campaign.
We are also happy to officially reveal the inclusion of neutral garrisons that players can use in campaign, skirmish and multiplayer to keep their infantry safe from vehicles. Players will also find neutral buildings on the map to capture to gain tactical advantages. We will share a more in-depth look at these in a future update. And we are finalizing the addition of building rotation into the game, which was another much-requested feature!
And of course, we aren’t overlooking multiplayer or skirmish! We have a dedicated team working on improving our Skirmish Computer Player behaviors, and we've come a long way since December. We have Glicko-2 matchmaking and unranked matchmaking in testing, too, so we can provide these as part of a full-featured launch.
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