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	"* " Out of the starting heroes, Max is a very solid jack of all trades to learn the game with. He can operate and repair, has respectable speed and damage, and starts with a passive that gives science each turn. Most importantly, he has an ability that increases dust gain amount (not chance, however) from opening doors, making him a quality scout.		* Out of the starting heroes, Max is a very solid jack of all trades to learn the game with. He can operate and repair, has respectable speed and damage, and starts with a passive that gives science each turn. Most importantly, he has an ability that increases dust gain amount (not chance, however) from opening doors, making him a quality scout.

	- Getting economy up and running is pretty important. I like to build at least one of each type of the Food, Industry, and Science major modules for each floor and I'll keep building them until they start costing more than 50 industry a pop. Try to build them as early as you can on each floor to maximize your gains.		- Getting economy up and running is pretty important. I like to build at least one of each type of the Food, Industry, and Science major modules for each floor and I'll keep building them until they start costing more than 50 industry a pop. Try to build them as early as you can on each floor to maximize your gains.