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- Can construct structures and fortifications, lays mines and repairs damaged mechs. Very weak in combat.
Polanian Engineers are basic infantry units trained by the Polania Republic. In addition to being able to construct buildings, fortifications, and mines, they can also repair damaged mechs.
All faction's engineers are functionally identical.
General Description[]
War involves just as much construction as it involves destruction, and there is always a shortage of good engineers. These men are skilled workers up to any task their country calls for. They wear the same uniform as Riflemen but with the addition of a beige vest and a heavy backpack full of tools and equipment as well as a satchel and shovel.
Engineers are vital units at all stages of the game, and can be used for almost everything. They are incredibly cheap, quick to train, and fast on their feet. They can build defenses, construct buildings, plant landmines, repair mechs, man weapon systems, can pick up other infantry kits, or even scout. If it is mechanical or structural, engineers will keep it running.
In direct combat, however, they are almost helpless. Their pistols are very weak and short-ranged, and their shovels are of little power in CQB, so they are prone to raids and getting picked off if targeted. They are not as fast as standard infantry either, so escape is less of an option. Keep them protected, and they will build the foundation for victory for one's troops.
Engineers can build the following structures:
- Polanian Headquarters
- Polanian Barracks
- Polanian Workshop
- Polanian Unarmed Bunker
- Polanian MG Bunker (Veteran)
- Polanian Cannon Bunker (Elite)
- Sandbags
- Barbwire
- Mine
Pros[]
- Cheapest units in the game
- Fast
- Can construct and repair buildings
- Can place sandbags and barbed wire
- Can repair mechs, exosuits, and weapon systems
- Veterancy allows immediate construction of more advanced bunkers
- Can place mines and bunkers anywhere
Cons[]
- Weak in combat
- Slower than standard infantry
- Cannot repair objects that are being fired at
- Very vulnerable to anti-infantry units, other infantry, and artillery
Quotes[]
When Trained:
- "Polania's finest, standing by and ready to dig in!"
Idle:
- "It's a beautiful country, really; it's a pity what the War has done to it."
- "The boys seem to be in good spirits. well, as good as can be expected."
- "This would be a wonderful place for some fortifications."
Selected:
- "More sandbags to fill?"
- "You name it, we'll build it!"
- "What's the plan then?"
- "You have orders?"
Selected multiple time (Annoyed):
- "You have our attention!"
- "Do try and get to the point!"
- "Really... this is childish."
Moving:
- "Got it, moving!"
- "Headed that way!"
- "It's not too far."
- "We'll be there in no time!"
- "Let's go for a stroll."
Use cover:
- "Right, moving to cover."
- "Moving to covered position"
- "It's as good a spot as any."
Attacking:
- Get 'em!
- "Shoot them!"
- "Give it to them!"
- "Open fire!"
- "Mark your targets!"
Melee Attack:
- "Remember the fallen!"
- "For the Republic!"
- "For Polania!"
Ordered to Halt:
- "Forget it."
- "Disregard."
Ordered to Open Create:
- "We're on it."
- "Engineers do it better!"
- "Gladly."
Retreating:
- "Everybody get back!"
- "Save yourselves!"
Returning to base after retreating:
- "Couldn't have run further if we wanted."
- "Engineers rallying here."
Repairing:
Constructing Building:
- "We can build that!"
- "It won't build itself."
- "Build it strong, like the sons of Polania."
Build Barbed Wire:
- "Watch your hands, it's sharp!"
- "Happy to put it down!"
Build Sand bags:
- "Every job matters."
- "Sandbags, wonderful."
Place Anti-Armor Mine:
- Take your time boys, don't rush.
- "Don't forget it's here."
Ordered to Pick Up Anti-Mech Guns:
- "Preparing anti-mech guns!"
- "Let's split some armor!"
Trivia[]
- Polanian medics seem to wield some form of the Webley top-break revolver, likely firing .445 Webley. This highly-effective revolver became a staple in the British Empire's armed forces until 1970
- It either saw little or no recorded use in Poland, however.
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