Paragon - Explorer: Named after the concept of a person of significant merit or who epitomizes an ideal. Trojan - Missile Rover: Named after the Greek/Trojan story involving a particular horse. Submarine > Tidehunter > Tier 3 > (Victor).Missile Rover > Artillery > Tier 3 > (Trojan).Combat Rover > Armor > Tier 3 > Gladiator.Thus I took that framework and ran with it. Their names are derived from heroes and champions. That took me quite a while to pick through and make sense of. Harmony/Purity has a very confusing naming scheme. Only I didn't figure out what their upgrades would be. I agree, I think its really weird for Hybrid units to be next to Core affinity units. But I have better formatted post on Reddit. I included a list of name suggestions for the remaining hybrid units in my "Ideas for More Units" thread. (also In my opinion I think Supremacy's(and Supremacy Hybrids) 2 attacks per turn thing is quite weaker (especially if you moved one tile.) also The track "Tide Hunter" Rocks)
Where people would evenentually get 18 points in every affinity (with there main affinity (hybrid or other) first. This problem is mostly found in Domination(and Not-turn-off-able time) Victory games Granted they have higher affinity costs to get there third tier upgrade (2nd for Carrier) They take much longer to acquire and make it harder to emurse your self when your firing a full on purity Devastator, covered in red, in your Silver and Blue Army. The Armor, Marine, Gunner, Cruiser, and Cutter all have Hybrid Upgrades where as the Carrier, Artillery, Submarine, and Needlejet do not.
(and there is no archetecture or buildings to signalfy it) but there is one small things with the units. as even 1 point difference on the affinities would make you the more numorious one. As (almost) all of us Rising Tidiers know with the New Hybrid affinities the only thing signifying that you have a said hybrid affinity at least at one point in time is your units.
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