The Sea Engineer is a unit in Call to Power II.
Summary[]
- Creates Sea Colonies
Gameplay[]
The Sea Engineer Settles Sea Colonies. Like a Settler or Urban Planner, building the Sea Engineer removes a Population point from the City in which it is built.
Great Library entry[]
As land became scarce, nations began to look to the sea to build cities. Unfortunately, the intense pressure at the bottom of the ocean made it difficult construct large-scale projects. The development of nanotechnology in the late 21st century opened up new frontiers in exploration, construction and science. The sea engineer was the first mobile nano-assembly vehicle developed for underwater construction. Using the latest robotics technology, the sea engineer was capable of molecular-level construction of solid materials.
See also[]
- Sea Engineer in other games
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