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[[Robot Warfare]] is a [[Clan]]-based mode in [[Outlaw Troopers]]. Join a [[Clan]] before taking part. [[Clan|Clans]] fight to control map nodes, earn rewards, and compete on the [[Leaderboard]].
[[Robot Warfare]] is a [[Clan]]-based mode in [[Outlaw Troopers]]. Join a [[Clan]] before taking part. [[Clan|Clans]] fight to control map nodes, earn rewards, and compete on the [[Leaderboard]].
== Matrix Production==
== Matrix Production==
The Neural Matrix produces Robot Warfare Resources from eligible assets: Scrap and Research Points (RP). Scrap is used to unlock Matrix slots and fabricate Virtual Robots. RP is used for upgrades.
The Neural Matrix uses eligible assets to produce Robot Warfare Resources - Scrap and Research Points (RP). Scrap is used to unlock Matrix slots and fabricate Virtual Robots. RP is used for upgrades.


Eligible assets include [[Robot Assets]], the Limited [[Troopers]] Alpha, Beta, and Gamma, the three [[Decks|Qwitt Decks]], the [[Space Station]], and [[Planets]].
Eligible assets include [[Robot Assets]], the Limited [[Troopers]] Alpha, Beta, and Gamma, the three [[Decks|Qwitt Decks]], the [[Space Station]], and [[Planets]].
''Note: Virtual Robots cannot be assigned to the Matrix.''
==Combat==
==Combat==
Only Virtual Robots can attack or defend map nodes.
Only Virtual Robots can attack or defend map nodes.

Latest revision as of 00:58, 17 October 2026

Introduction

Robot Warfare is a Clan-based mode in Outlaw Troopers. Join a Clan before taking part. Clans fight to control map nodes, earn rewards, and compete on the Leaderboard.

Matrix Production

The Neural Matrix uses eligible assets to produce Robot Warfare Resources - Scrap and Research Points (RP). Scrap is used to unlock Matrix slots and fabricate Virtual Robots. RP is used for upgrades.

Eligible assets include Robot Assets, the Limited Troopers Alpha, Beta, and Gamma, the three Qwitt Decks, the Space Station, and Planets.

Note: Virtual Robots cannot be assigned to the Matrix.

Combat

Only Virtual Robots can attack or defend map nodes.


For current production rates, abilities, combat rules, and rewards, check the in-game Robot Warfare Guide.