Official Guide To Command & Conquer by BradyGames

Author:BradyGames
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: strategy guide, Westwood Studios, Command & Conquer, RTS, strategy
Published: 1995-10-15T00:00:00+00:00

important goal, also build one or more Orcas for when we attack Nod's base. Two or three is a good number. An alternative to deploying your MCY in the first clearing is to build closer to the action. There's lots of open space in this map, including another clearing to the northwest, closer to Nod's entrance. You're welcome to take your whole team farther northwest and, if no serious resistance is found, deploy. Don’t spread your forces too thin if you do this; however. Keep a contingent near your fledgling base, until much of the area has been scouted and is secured. Then, move your forces toward the entrance to Nod's base, to contain anything he might try to throw at you. A compromise, or another option is any scenario with perimeter fencing, is building fencing from your base to somewhere else that you'd like to make facilities. In this particular scenario, depending on just where you initially make your base and how far you'd like the fencing to extend, it will take you 20—30 sand bag increments to get near the entrance to Nod’s base. (Remember to build smart: You'll need a lot of diagonals to the northwest here, and there's no need to fill the squares of the diagonals if you're only building to extend facility placement.) At $50 a pop for roughly 25 pieces, that's about $1,250 to extend your base. Not cheap, but not outrageously extravagant. Especially in this scenario, though, where MCY deployment is not a done deal, you would want to try to move your MCY closer already, as opposed to laying fencing, if you want to get up close and personal. But don't fool around too much. Try to keep your MCY moving to wherever it's going to deploy ASAP; we need that Tiberium. And never let your MCY be endangered, or you could lose the whole shooting match in one fell swoop. Make danged sure you have a serious flock shepparding your MCY as it's moving into potentially risky terrain, and tell the MCY driver to pull back if it looks dicey. With your production infrastructure in place, it's time to gear up for "The Main Event.” Make the mix of forces you're comfortable with. A suggestion would be 2 Orcas, several medium tanks, a couple APCs, 4—5 bazookas, several grenadiers, and a few minigunner loss-leaders. While you can buy Orcas separately from pads, you might not want to do this (unless one is killed). It saves a lot of hassle for rearming the Orcas, if each has its own pad. If you're strapped for cash, though, only having one pad will save some money. LET’S NOD OFF We've fielded our base, cleared much of the map, and built an anti-base team. Buckle your seat belt, 'cuz we're going in. The Nod designers are up to their usual tricks with this base. Two turrets and an Obelisk of Smite will ask for your card at the door. Pull out the usual loss leader tactic, or have two Orcas card them.

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