

The Ground Attack allows your selected units to forcefully fire a targeted area in a range. The Repair command is useful for your selected units to repair damaged structures, vehicles, aircraft, and vessels, including mechanized units. The Return Resource command allows your selected units to return resources to your base while holding any type of resources. The Gather command is useful for your selected units to gather resources, most notably supplies, minerals, oils, and even crops.

The Scatter command allows your selected units to scatter from each other. The Retreat command is very useful for your selected units to flee from enemies while in combat. The Patrol command functions like the Attack-move command, but also allows you to follow any designated units. If you are not watching, your army might blindly follow that bait unit back into a trap. Sometimes the enemy will send in a bait unit that will fire briefly then run back to cover. The Hold Position command Hold Position orders your selected units to prevent enemy units from chasing any units, especially air units that will chase any unit that they come across. The Attack command orders your selected units to either force attack on the ground, or automatically attack neutral or enemy units in melee or ranged combat. The Air Guard command orders your selected units to guard airspace from enemies and their attacks. The Guard command orders your selected units to guard a specific area and defend it from enemy attacks.

Visitor language - Interdimensional Empire.Open hand gesture - Stick Figuroids, Freaks, Robotoids, Possessed, Dominators, and Puppetoids.Japanese - RSSDF, Josei Guntai, Kemonomimi, Yami Musume and Kaijin Gundan (for Josei Guntai, it is entirely written in hiragana).English - ADA, Mutant Horde, GIA, FAF, Toon Federation, ESU and IMC.The following factions' official languages written for the Stop command are: Like the command bar itself, the appearance of the Stop command is much different on what faction you are playing as, especially the writing system of their respectively official language(s). The Stop command orders your selected units to automatically stop moving or attacking. The Attack-Move command orders your selected units to move to the destination while stopping to fight all enemies in their path. The Move command orders your selected units to automatically move from one location to another. The command box allows you to select commands, buildings, troops, and abilities. Allies button (Intel in single-player-exclusive Campaign mode)Īdditionally, the command bar is expanded with a support power bar shown at the top-left corner, and a mission objective display at the upper-left corner of the screen, as well as a hero list display.Mini-map (if the radar building is present and powered).In most cases, the command bar itself will have the following interface details starting from left to right: In Artistic Forces, the gameplay makes use of the command bar, typically placed on the bottom of the in-game screen. The command bar, located at the bottom of the screen, is a unique command interface that takes the form of button-laden command box on the right side of the in-game screen. 3 Games which use the command bar system.
