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If enemies come into range of the drone case, or the drone flies near to an enemy, then they are marked as "detected" and shown as red dots on the map. Detected enemies are then relayed to your drone's HUD and shown in its scanner panel (located on the right of the HUD):
Zoomed in:
Sensor Turrets
Sensor turrets also provide another function which is monitoring and relaying data about the bee's nest itself. You'll need to build a sensor turret near to the nest for the drone's HUD to report data about the nest's health (and also show its location on the overhead map):
The scanner panel in the HUD also needs 3 or more sensor turrets to be built before it can come online:
Bear in mind turrets can be destroyed, or rendered useless by enemies or environmental conditions, so they may need replacing if the drone's HUD is suddenly not reporting what it should!
There is a cost to building turrets so you must decide whether to deploy traditional defences (machine guns, SAMs, etc) or passive ones like sensors.

I got the lower specced AMD Ryzen 5 4500U version (rather than the Pro which has a Ryzen 7 4800U) and features integrated Radeon Vega graphics and 16GB of LPDDR4x RAM.
By trialling different FX options, I've been able to work out a good mix of effects and performance that currently allow the game to run around 30fps on the Neo.
The clip shows the game running with storm conditions enabled which are the most intensive in the game.
Enemy prototypes are earlier versions of the natural looking enemies and have a chrome/metallic appearance to them. They are usually much tougher, and sometimes larger, than their base siblings.
Insectoid Classes
Insectoids usually come with special abilities or weapons. In the case of the butterflies, this is an EMP (Electromagnetic Pulse) defence that generates a spherical wave that quickly expands out from its center.
The EMP is triggered by a damage limit. If the enemy receives enough damage in a given length of time, then the EMP is launched which disables the drone and any ground turret caught in its wave.
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