Select Geminis that you have produced in your base and tell them to move with your Geminis that are on the front line, this will mean that the front line Geminis get the 15% speed boost because they are trying to catch up with your Geminis in the base, and are thus able to effectively retreat from an air battle.
This is why it is nearly impossible to effectively run away from an air battle, but there is a solution. This gives you a valuable advantage if you need to multi-task, as you know your fighters will be doing something useful and not just sitting still waiting to get ambushed by other fighters.Īnother tip when using air is that units chasing other units seem to gain some form of a speed boost. Secondly you should always move your planes with attack-move, this means that they will engage any unit they see on the way to their destination. They will now select the first target that is in range and in front of them, thus allowing your Geminis to deal out more damage than they ordinarily would. By pressing the stop button, you are able to tell all of your Geminis in the current battle to stop trying to turn and attack the first fighter that they saw.
They cost a bit more compared to other fighters but the apparent weakness of the Gemini can be solved by some clever micro! When there are numerous planes all together in a large air battle there is a very high chance that there is an enemy fighter within range of your Gemini regardless of what the Gemini is doing at that point in time. Compared with the other factions air superiority fighters the Gemini is considered the weakest even though its statistics aren't different. The Gemini is the main anti-air fighter (air superiority) unit of the Cybran air force, but it is also capable of being an effective bomber.įirst off we will deal with the Gemini in an air superiority role.
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