Flame Assault Vehicle

"The FAV houses a deadly cargo of Flamethrowers, The FAV's passengers spray fire even while it's on the move, and continue the assault upon the vehicles destruction"

- In-game description

""Liquid thorium enhances the fire launched by the passengers of the Flame Assault Vehicle. Enemies caught in the crossfire are set ablaze.""

- Level 6 description

Stats
Total Repair Time for a platoon of ten lvl10 FAVs: 4 hr 34 min

Fun Facts

 * The vehicle releases Flamethrowers upon its destruction much like last stand infantry eject from destroyed buildings.
 * It is extremely fast, so it easily avoids tank shots.
 * If your base is made of Mortars and Machine Gun Turrets, it will rip them to shreads.
 * The Flamethrower's stats released by the FAV are determined by the current Flamethrower level of the person using it.
 * The FAV starts setting targets on fire once Thorium required levels have been reached.
 * The number of Flamethrowers that are released when the unit is destroyed begins increasing at Thorium upgrade levels.
 * The FAV attacks multiple targets within range at once.
 * The maximum number of flame streams from the FAV is determined by the number of Flamethrowers inside.
 * The FAV will only use one stream to burn a target even if the target is the only one on the battlefield in range.
 * FAVs use one stream of flames per target (on lvl 10 they have 7 maximum streams of flames). So when they're facing one target, the FAV shoots one stream of flame, doing its dps. When there are 2 targets, it will shoot 2 streams of flames each with the dps given. But if the 2 targets are too close together, they get the splash damage from the other flame too, effectively doubling the damage it receives. So if 7 targets are bunched up, all the targets will receive 7 times the dps of a FAV. That's why the FAV does more dps to bunched up units than to singled out units. So spread out your units and they will only get the dps of the FAV once, making the FAV less effective in total.
 * The vehicle slightly resembles the BMP 1.
 * The BMP had holes on the sides that allowed people inside to use it like a mobile bunker.
 * At level 6, it starts costing Thorium to upgrade, which is also the level more Flamethrowers are put inside.