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*'''Cost:''' Population | *'''Cost:''' Population 4, Supplies 360, Power 50 | ||
The Nightingale can be built by all UNSC leaders at the [[Airpad]]. In [[Blitz]] the Nightingale costs 50 energy while a Trooper Nightingale costs 80 energy. When the Trooper Nightingale is destroyed infantry squads will spawn. Unlike Engineers, Nightingale can heal up to three units at once due to drones healing capacity are limited to three but the healing rate is also three times slower. | The Nightingale can be built by all UNSC leaders at the [[Airpad]]. In [[Blitz]] the Nightingale costs 50 energy while a Trooper Nightingale costs 80 energy. When the Trooper Nightingale is destroyed infantry squads will spawn. Unlike Engineers, Nightingale can heal up to three units at once due to drones healing capacity are limited to three but the healing rate is also three times slower. | ||
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- "Right here, sir. Someone need patching up?"
- — Responding upon Alice-130's request of Nightingale.[3]
The EV-44 Nightingale, formally designated the EV-44 Support VTOL, is a support VTOL aircraft in service with the United Nations Space Command since at least February 2531.[4][3]
Specifications
The EV-44 Nightingale is a dedicated support unit that uses its complement of multipurpose restoration drones to heal and repair personnel and vehicles. Its relatively simple construction (aside from the advanced drone system) has made it possible to adapt the Nightingale's modern design blueprint to UNSC Spirit of Fire's older factory models.[4]
The Nightingale is completely unarmed. However, the craft is equipped with various countermeasures, including the ability to deploy both multi-spectrum smokescreens and disposable jammers capable of camouflaging all personnel and vehicles within the target area.[4]
Operational history
- "I'm under fire! And all I got is harsh language."
- — A Nightingale pilot on Installation 00.[1]
During the Battle of Carrow in September 2558 the Surakan Militia Volunteers used armed Nightingales against Hekabe's forces.[2] In April 2559, Nightingales saw action on Installation 00 during the fight between the Template:UNSCship and the Banished.[1]
Gameplay
Halo Wars 2
- Info: Support Unit, Repairs and heals, Defensive Smoke, Detects cloaked units
- Tier: 2
- Cost: Population 4, Supplies 360, Power 50
The Nightingale can be built by all UNSC leaders at the Airpad. In Blitz the Nightingale costs 50 energy while a Trooper Nightingale costs 80 energy. When the Trooper Nightingale is destroyed infantry squads will spawn. Unlike Engineers, Nightingale can heal up to three units at once due to drones healing capacity are limited to three but the healing rate is also three times slower.
Trivia
- Like most UNSC aircraft, the Nightingale is named after a bird. As the aircraft fills a medical support role, its name is also a likely reference to Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing.
- The voice cast of Nightingale is same as the voice cast that take role of Jerome-092.
Gallery
Concept art of the Nightingale for Halo Wars 2.
A Nightingale on Ricochet in the Halo Wars 2 Open Beta.
A Nightingale during the Halo Wars 2 Open Beta.
A group of Nightingales near two G81 Condors in Halo Wars 2.
A Nightingale deploying smoke to cloak itself.
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List of appearances
- Halo Wars 2 (First appearance)
- Halo: Envoy
Sources
- ^ a b c Halo Wars 2
- ^ a b Halo: Envoy, page 257
- ^ a b Halo Wars 2, campaign level From the Deep
- ^ a b c Halo Waypoint - Canon Fodder: The Art of War(s)
