Thirty years since the last analysis, let us see how the arms of the world have changed.
The addition of soil enrichers, the anticipation of mag tubes and the further expansion of the Believing Empire has also resulted in the addition of yet more formers to the fold. The Spartans and University also both have made extensive use of formers on rover chassis, only recently have the Believers begun constructing their own rover former units.
Transports and sea transports have both been separated as the Believers have constructed their first APCs, fielding some rather advanced drop APCs to boot. The Believing base defences are also a lot less well balanced, what with technology and current threats dictating that AAA garrisons are the way to go. The University as always are prepared for all threats.
The Peacekeeper rover force has largely been diminished (I suspect from either his adoption of the free market, modernization or through casualties with Atlantean landing forces as he is still the primary Western defence against invasion), the Spartans now boast the most rovers followed by the Hive. The Believers have increased production of their advanced SAM and MSAM units, whilst the University are also increasing the number of their hovertanks.
The Free Drones, isolated from the greater threats of armed conflict still hold Napoleonesque battle tactics to heart whilst the world has progressed into the age of tanks and jets. Still, since he will only ever need those infantry to mob any beachheads on Atlantis, and the mag tubes allow him to do so with great efficiency, his massed ranks of infantry are actually rather well suited to the job.
The bulk of the Believing infantry are now all support infantry, heavily armed, armoured and with AAA capabilities they are just as suited for attacking, leading a vanguard and defending a base as they are in conventional infantry roles and shocktrooper roles. At the time of this analysis, the entire University marine corp. had been wiped out in a series of successful attack runs and kamakaze runs of troop transports. Most Pangean ground forces are garrison units, what with the offensive regiments and battalions of many Pangean forces having been wiped out in war and yet to be remade.
Even after sustaining casualties after protracted naval campaigns against the Morganites, Hive and Peacekeeper navies in addition to casualties sustained after Believing air strikes, the University and Drone navies are undisputed champions of the sea. Of note is that ship definitions have changed, what was once a frigate 30 years ago now is a corvette thanks to ship technologies increasing in power and utility. The University still field the best and most advanced ships in the ocean, but one does wonder why they bothered with a battleship at all when they are incredibly vulnerable to aircraft.
The Atlantean air force is still superior to any others on Planet. The University also built their first gravship, but it shows as lost in the units screen so I presume it was downed by one of my Pangean allies or else was killed by rogue mind worms. I'll probably never know what happened to that first gravship.
Mindworms were key to taking several Morganite bases quickly, though at dire cost to the broods who sustained many casualties. I refrain from building more because they're not versatile enough and I need more moral boosting buildings like brood pits and ecology parks first before they become cost effective.
Bombarding Atlantis with fungal missiles seems like a fun idea. I may shy away from bombarding the University however, as I'm pretty certain they would actually profit from a fungal bombardment (they're even constructing the secret project which boosts production in fungal squares).
The University also had a tectonic missile and a fungal missile, both of which they lost to something. Never saw them deployed, so like the gravship it's a mystery where they went.
In summary, the Believers anti-aircraft capabilities have increased dramatically, the Atlantean airforce and navy are still superior, the Believing former and Free Drone infantry lead are still both vast and the Peacekeepers have rather surprisingly downsized their military dramatically. I believe this coincides with the Peacekeepers having employed a free market to better exploit their treaties of friendship with its former enemies all united under Miriam, with a large military now being unnecessary for them as there is no one they can invade anymore. Economic interdependence really means a thing it seems.