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# Buildings
Buildings are a feature present on every map and in every gameplay mode in RoboHero, with the exception of special events.
* **Presence on Map:** Typically, a map contains up to 10 buildings as a standard feature.
* **Interaction:** Buildings can be attacked by players. Successfully attacking a building results in its capture.
* **Benefits of Capture:** Capturing a building reveals a area around building and grants specific bonuses to the player, enhancing their strategic advantages during gameplay.
This system of building interaction adds another layer of strategy to RoboHero, encouraging players to balance offense and defense while managing resources and positions to gain these crucial bonuses.
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