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Re: GDI Fighting among themselves?!?

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From: tfkr... Theunis F Kruger
Date: Thu, 08 Feb 1996 00:00
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In article <4egpoc$s...@kaleka.seanet.com> tra...@tracyl.seanet.com (Tracy Lauricella (FenrisWolfe)) writes:
>From: tra...@tracyl.seanet.com (Tracy Lauricella (FenrisWolfe))
>Subject: GDI Fighting among themselves?!?
>Date: Sun, 28 Jan 1996 21:15:33 GMT


>I was playing NOD, somewhere around level 6-8 or so. (I don't remember
>specifically which one.)

>A GDI Medium Tank and 3 GDI Minigunners were approaching my base to
>attack it. I sent out 2 Medum Tanks and several Minigunners to
>intercept, however before I got to them, the GDI Minigunners turned
>and began firing on the GDI tank! The GDI Medium Tank returned fire,
>and a small battle ensued. When it was over, the weakend GDI Tank
>approached my base and was quickly mowed down...

>Has anyone else experienced this? What causes the computer to fight
>against it's own forces? It was pretty cool to watch, but I'm curious
>as to what the cause was.

>--FW
>tra...@tracyl.seanet.com

Yes it happened to me once when a granadier attact my base he attack his own 
guard tower that was near my base because I took the base over but the guard 
tower did not return fire and so the guard tower exploded

I know that you can fight against your own troops by pressing alt or cnrl or 
something 

maybe that has something to do with it !!?
Gerrit Kruger
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Subject: Re: GDI Fighting among themselves?!?
Date: 1996/02/08
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