Hangar

The **Hangar** is where you can upgrade, purchase, or swap out Titans. You can purchase as many Titans as you want but you only have a capacity of 6 spaces for them. Light Titans take one space, Medium Titans take two spaces, and Heavy Titans require 3 spaces. As of 2.4.0., it is called "Squad Alpha."

## Guide (2.5.0.)

### Hangar Basics

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1. In-game Guide and Credits.

2. Opens the store U.I. window.

3. Settings option that allows you to optimize character data/profile, camera controls, and volume controls.

4. Displays your current name and pilot ID, which you may alter by clicking this information/pilot icon.

5. Displays your current trophy account, which directly affects who you may come across on the battlefield. The more cups you have, the more likely you will run into more experienced veterans. You can click this icon to view pilot leaderboards and their progress.

6. Displays the current amount of Energy Cells (EC) that you have, which is a type of currency.

7. Access to your friendslist, where you can search for people you know or have recently come across.

8. Allows you to setup squadrons by inviting your friends or other associates.

9. Pressing the battle button will begin a cooldown that will queue you into BoT’s matchmaking system, which will search for opponents.

10.Displays information about your current hangar lineup, such as the amount of space you have available to use. Light Titans take up 1 slot, Medium Titans take 2 slots, and Heavy Titans  take 3 slots accordingly.

11. Clicking on your Titans in the hangar will display their Titan interface options.

12. After buying premium or engineering premium from the store, the amount of days/hours that you have left wi ll be displayed on the bottom right corner of the hangar.

### Titan Interface

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1. The first column displays the back button to revert to your hangar lineup, as well as basic information about your Titan’s name and class type.
2. Here in the second column you can choose between different types of modules for your Titan.
	1. The shield icon displays armor modules.
	2. The leg icon displays leg modules.
	3. The computer chip icon displays core modules.
	4. The weapon icon displays Titan armaments and their modules.
3. These columns allow you to add modules into the current module-type chosen from the second column. As you upgrade your Titan, you will notice that there will be additional options at the bottom. These displays are unique in that they allow your Titan to upgrade to the next tier. So always keep this rule of thumb in mind: Add Tier 1 (aka T1) Modules to your Titan. Once you have installed them in all available slots, an option will appear at the bottom of the interface to upgrade your Titan to Tier 2. You will then be able to upgrade to T3 after individually upgrading all of your upgrade slots to T2, including the additional ones added after your Titan reached T2. This doesn't include your weaponry, as they follow the same principle separately from the Titan itself. For instance, you can upgrade one of your weapons to T3, but still have a T1 Titan.
4. This information displays the current stats and capabilities of your Titan, which can be altered by the modules you apply to your build.
5. Your Titan and its weaponry will be displayed on the right side. You can click on them for quick access to any weapon of your Titan.

Additional information: In the Titan Interface, you may realize that there are different weapon/armor types available to choose from. Currently there are two main types to specialize in: AP and HE (Orange armor doesn't specialize against either damage type). We will describe some of the aspects of these types in a more advanced guide planned ahead.

### Video Guide by kneelbrain (Version 2.4.0.)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1p5TyHSzPORDpYp7v2p2DQZHcABuzDzKU/view