| rdfs:comment | - A Command Unit was a type of Automated Personnel Unit that was in command of a Pralor or Cravic starship. (VOY: "Prototype")
- Command units are the pinnacle of warfare technology. All command units produce and store mass and energy, are amphibious, explode violently on death, are equipped with powerful weapons, short range omni sensors, and a full engineering suite (can build, repair, reclaim, capture, and assist). Command units are the only manned units. They are transported to the battlefield rather than constructed, and in the single player campaigns, they are the only units shown with humans inside them.
- Command Units are among the most intelligent of the AI-driven Decepticlones. They are most often put in command of squads of Light Units and Medium Units to coordinate their attacks more efficiently (such as making them form a defensive line, lock-on to a target or initiate a charge). As such, Command Units should be an Autobot's primary target, as the lesser units tend to get disoriented once they stop receiving orders from the Command Unit, making them easier to destroy. Command Units seem somewhat malicious in their approach to destroying the Autobots; they do not always attack on sight, preferring to sneak up behind them and deal surprise attacks. Command Units can be especially difficult to deal with when in groups of two or more, as they will co-ordinate attacks with one another in o
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| abstract | - A Command Unit was a type of Automated Personnel Unit that was in command of a Pralor or Cravic starship. (VOY: "Prototype")
- Command units are the pinnacle of warfare technology. All command units produce and store mass and energy, are amphibious, explode violently on death, are equipped with powerful weapons, short range omni sensors, and a full engineering suite (can build, repair, reclaim, capture, and assist). There are two types of command units: Armored Command Units (ACUs) and Support Armored Command Units (sACUs). ACUs are usually the first and only unit to arrive at a battle site. All other units are constructed at the site. sACUs are very similar to ACUs; they are usually sturdier but less destructive. Command units are upgradeable, improving their offensive, defensive, intelligence, and construction capabilities. Command units are the only manned units. They are transported to the battlefield rather than constructed, and in the single player campaigns, they are the only units shown with humans inside them.
- Command Units are among the most intelligent of the AI-driven Decepticlones. They are most often put in command of squads of Light Units and Medium Units to coordinate their attacks more efficiently (such as making them form a defensive line, lock-on to a target or initiate a charge). As such, Command Units should be an Autobot's primary target, as the lesser units tend to get disoriented once they stop receiving orders from the Command Unit, making them easier to destroy. Command Units seem somewhat malicious in their approach to destroying the Autobots; they do not always attack on sight, preferring to sneak up behind them and deal surprise attacks. Command Units can be especially difficult to deal with when in groups of two or more, as they will co-ordinate attacks with one another in order to prevent an Autobot from retaliating. All Command Units are equipped with a large broadsword, attached to their left forearm, that is capable of cleaving through Autobots with ease. Command Units are capable of leaping extremely long distances, usually in order to deliver a flying strike with their swords. Command Units will utilize their shoulder-mounted missiles for ranged combat; often they will fire off a single shot in order to try and deal some quick damage or alert nearby Decepticlones. Engaging in melee combat against a Command Unit is very risky, as they are very proficient and almost always send their opponents flying. Some Command Units have stealth technology installed, making them partially invisible and easy to overlook. They tend to drop this field once they get in close to attack, however. Command Units also have the capability to fire a flare from the middle of their swords to signal for reinforcements if their numbers are getting low.
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