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Re: A question about the chronosphere

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From: Bexar
Date: Thu, 31 Jul 2003 19:08
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Thanks also.
"Neil Adamson" <adamson@uk.ibm.com> wrote in message
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>
> "HeXetic" <hexemail@hottic.com> wrote in message
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> > The Chronosphere, when built and fully powered, gradually charges up.
When
> > it is ready you will be notified. Switch the sidebar to the defensive
> > structures tab and you will see a button for every superweapon you have.
> To
> > teleport vehicles (infantry will be simply killed), first you'll want to
> > group them close together (you can chronoshift 9 at a time if they're
all
> in
> > a small square) then click on the chronoshift button in the sidebar. You
> > should hear the words "select target". Click in the middle of the group
of
> > tanks you want to teleport. You should see a white curtain go over them.
> Now
> > scroll to the destination and left-click. A second later, they'll be
> there.
> >
> > --
> > Tim "HeXetic" G.
> > www.planetcnc.com
> >
>
> 1. It is possible (but you have to be pixel-perfect) to shift 16 vehicles.
> (16 prism tanks managed well WILL defeat a LOT of apocalyses).
>
> 2. You almost certainly want to chronoshift your vehicles a long way. You
> don't have to scroll. Having selected your vehicles to move, you can click
> on the small map to bring up your target area, THEN click where you want
> them to arrive. Remember to shift land vehicles to land and sea vehicles
to
> sea ... unless they're enemy of course ...
>
> ;o)
>
> Neil A
>
>
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