Ao Guang

PURCHASE INFORMATION
In-Game Cost	Real Value	Player Level
10,000 or 7,500	$60	14
ROBOT INFORMATION
Class	Ability	Faction
Medium	Dragon Fangs	SpaceTech
BASE STATISTICS
Level	Durability	Speed
1	63,200	33 kph
ARMAMENTS			PAINT JOBS
Hardpoints	3x Medium
Default Weapons	3× Tulumbas
MODULE SLOTS			LEGENDARY PILOTS
Active	Yes		N/A
Passive	2
OTHER			3D ROBOT MODEL
Wiki Class	Medium		Link here (external site)

WORKSHOP PRODUCTION INFORMATION
1 Day Cost	3 Day Cost
200,000	690,000
Components	Components
80	230

Introduction

The Ao Guang is a medium robot with 3 Medium hardpoints.

Ability

Ao Guang's ability is named Dragon Fangs.

When Dragon Fangs is activated the robot rises into the air, with increased speed (61 km/h), and gains 80% damage resistance from all weapon types for the duration of the flight, and can damage enemies with its built-in homing missile launcher. However, it is possible to manually shorten the duration and land prematurely. Doing so will automatically cancel the flight and the missile launcher.

While in flight, the robot hovers, and cannot increase or decrease altitude. It can, however, reach a higher altitude if the ability is activated in a location higher than ground level. Also, the robot can stay stationary while in midair.

The missile launcher functions much like the Hydra, but with a faster rate of fire (4 missiles per second), and less damage per missile. It can fire up to 26 missiles per activation. In order for the missile launcher to be fired, the pilot must have the cross-hairs aimed at the target.

Strategy

Ao Guang is part of the SpaceTech faction, along with the Ao Jun and Ao Qin.

At a mere 120,000 durability at level 12, this robot would be considered under average compared to other medium robots if it wasn’t for its Dragon Fangs Ability. However, its 3 medium Hardpoints and 45 km/h speed means that it has good firepower and speed.

Its ability, which increases, gives it extra firepower, damage resistance and better mobility, and is powerful enough to ensure that the Ao Guang’s playstyle centers around it. The Ao Guang possesses the ideal qualities for a fast ambush robot that can attack and disappear while sustaining minimal damage: good firepower and speed, below-average health and of course, its ability: Dragon Fangs.

It is advised that pilots use Dragon Fangs in order to take on multiple enemy robots at once, more powerful enemy robots such as the Bulwark, defend or capture an important beacon or to simply ensure one’s own survival when vulnerable.

This doesn’t mean that the Ao Guang is a weak target without its ability, for its 3 medium weapons are more than enough to severely damage or destroy most enemy robots of the same category. Its relatively small frame also means that it is a small target, while its speed allows it to dodge some enemy weapons. Whilst in flight, the Ao Guang will be granted 80% damage reduction.

Threat Measure

Ao Guang is quite fragile with only 120,000 HP, which is lower than the Fujin’s making it a prime target for many robots, no matter what. But despite its durability, Ao Guang has 3 medium weapons, providing enough firepower to cripple small-medium robots, and when it activates its ability, Ao Guang's homing missile system allows it to hit any fast-moving robot in its sight and decreases any incoming damage with an 80% damage resistance. So, due to its low health with high firepower, the Guang is similar to the Fujin in terms of threat, but outmatches it by being a high threat to every robot it encounters thanks to its damage resistance and Hydra-like weapon from the ability it uses.

Skill Level

This robot can be very rewarding to pilot but it can be quite easy to make mistakes. You should be careful when using its Ability in the open when robots or Titans with high firepower are in the area, as they will quickly chew through your health even with Damage Resistance. To overcome this, weapons with longer range such as Hydras, Hussars, Scourges, or even Tulumbas may be used as a counter the Ao Guang's primary threats on the battlefield. 

Possible Setups

These setups are recommended for the Ao Guang:

Note: Each slot type is filled with only one particular weapon. For example, if a robot has 3 light all three of those slots are filled with Pinatas, as mixing weapons of the same slot type is not advisable.

Close Range (350m or less)

Slot Types →	Medium Slot ↓
#Slots →	x3	Name ↓
Setup 1 →		Death Button
Setup 2 →		Plasma Death Button
Setup 3 →		Leadhose
Setup 4 →		Shotgun
Setup 5 →		Nuke

Mid-Range (500-600m)

Slot Types →	Medium Slot ↓
#Slots →	x3	Name (If applicable)
Setup 1 →		Lightning Death Button
Setup 2 →
Setup 3 →

Mark I Statistics

Purchase Information

Level	Cost	Durability	Speed (kph)
1	10,000 / 7,500	63,200	33

Upgrade Information

Level	Cost	Durability	Speed (kph)	Time
2	100,000	67,000	35	2 hours
3	200,000	71,000	36	5 hours
4	400,000	75,300	38	14 hours
5	2,000,000	79,800	39	1 day 4 hours
6	3,000,000	84,600	41	2 days 4 hours
7	4,000,000	89,700	42	2 days 18 hours
8	8,000,000	95,100	44	3 days 18 hours
9	13,000,000	100,800	45	4 days 10 hours
10	25,000,000	106,800	45	4 days 20 hours
11	35,000,000	113,200	45	5 days 4 hours
12	45,000,000	120,000	45	5 days 10 hours
Total	135,700,000	+56,800	+12	30 days 9 hours

Mark II Statistics

Purchase Information

Note: Level 12 Mark I is required to upgrade (purchase) to Mark II.

Level	Cost	Durability	Speed (kph)
1	500	120,000	45

Upgrade Information

Level	Cost	Durability	Speed (kph)	Time
2	1,000,000	122,200	45	1 day
3	2,000,000	124,400	45	2 days
4	4,000,000	126,600	45	3 days
5	16,000,000	128,800	45	3 days
6	16,000,000	131,000	45	3 days
7	16,000,000	133,200	45	3 days
8	16,000,000	135,400	45	3 days
9	16,000,000	137,600	45	3 days
10	16,000,000	139,800	45	3 days
11	16,000,000	142,000	45	3 days
12	16,000,000	144,200	45	3 days
Total	135,000,000	+24,200	+0	30 days

Built-in Missile Weapons

Can fire up to 26 missiles (two at a time) in an 8 second span, with a 500-meter maximum range. Fires only while flying. Manually aiming (cross-hair on target) is required for missiles to be fired.

Note: Cannot bypass any type of shield.

Mark I Statistics

|mark-2 = missing

• This table shows the damage of each individual missile (out of 26 missiles)

Mark II Statistics

|mark-2 = missing

• This table shows the damage of each individual missile (out of 26 missiles)

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Trivia

• Ao Guang is named after 敖广, the Azure Dragon (or Blue-Green, Chinese: 青龙), which is the god of the East and the essence of spring. It controls rain, flood, tide and thunder. The robot's ability is also like a rain of homing missiles, likely related to the myth.
• Ao Guang's color is the same as its corresponding dragon.
• Click here for a 3D image of this robot.

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