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4 total messages Started by dre Mon, 10 Sep 2007 15:02
c&c95 question about slovakia
#27784
Author: dre
Date: Mon, 10 Sep 2007 15:02
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i get the "mission failed" message every time i play this one,
i defend the town plus civilians,and attack nod in the north.
is their a time limit on this mission?



[12-1-8eb] GDI Mission 8eb, Slovakia
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Objective:  Dr. Moebius is establishing a Hospital to treat the 
civilians in
the region who are falling ill due to exposure to Tiberium. Protect Moebius
and the civilians. Eliminate Nod presence in the area.

      Move all units to the southwest. The village is there. There are 
large
tiberium fields to the northeast and northwest that you can mine. Build MCV
in the clearing north of village, past the bridge.

      Build sandbags around the blossom tree in the village to keep the Nod
paratroopers from wrecking havoc.  Also sandbag off the eastern bridge
entrance to the village. Paratroopers land there also.

Andre Pang (ozone@zip.com.au)
      You might have to blow up some of the tiberium (with the rocket
launchers) to the east of the village, since a couple of the stupid 
civilians
tend to wander off into that area and commit suicide. Make sure to repair
your rocket launchers regularly in this mission, as you can't build them.
Re: c&c95 question about slovakia
#27785
Author: The Arcane Chas
Date: Wed, 12 Sep 2007 23:28
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In article <46e55ca9$0$79707$dbd41001@news.wanadoo.nl>, but only after
serious contemplation, dre <fff@?.?> put finger to keyboard and produced
the following;
>
>i get the "mission failed" message every time i play this one,
>i defend the town plus civilians,and attack nod in the north.
>is their a time limit on this mission?

No time limit.

You need to use sandbags more creatively - to prevent the villagers
wandering off into the tiberium.

Have fun.

-- 
Cheers,

Chas.

"Reality leaves a lot to the imagination".
Re: c&c95 question about slovakia
#27786
Author: dre
Date: Fri, 14 Sep 2007 09:25
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The Arcane Chas schreef:
> In article <46e55ca9$0$79707$dbd41001@news.wanadoo.nl>, but only after
> serious contemplation, dre <fff@?.?> put finger to keyboard and produced
> the following;
>> i get the "mission failed" message every time i play this one,
>> i defend the town plus civilians,and attack nod in the north.
>> is their a time limit on this mission?
> 
> No time limit.
> 
> You need to use sandbags more creatively - to prevent the villagers
> wandering off into the tiberium.
> 
> Have fun.
> 

ah yes..thanks,but how do i build sandbags at a distance of my base?
i can't i guess..
Re: c&c95 question about slovakia
#27787
Author: The Arcane Chas
Date: Sat, 22 Sep 2007 13:41
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In article <46ea53a2$0$3620$dbd4f001@news.wanadoo.nl>, but only after
serious contemplation, dre <fff@?.?> put finger to keyboard and produced
the following;
>The Arcane Chas schreef:
>> In article <46e55ca9$0$79707$dbd41001@news.wanadoo.nl>, but only after
>> serious contemplation, dre <fff@?.?> put finger to keyboard and produced
>> the following;
>>> i get the "mission failed" message every time i play this one,
>>> i defend the town plus civilians,and attack nod in the north.
>>> is their a time limit on this mission?
>> 
>> No time limit.
>> 
>> You need to use sandbags more creatively - to prevent the villagers
>> wandering off into the tiberium.
>> 
>> Have fun.
>> 
>
>ah yes..thanks,but how do i build sandbags at a distance of my base?
>i can't i guess..

Think in terms of long lines of them. :-}

-- 
Cheers,

Chas.

"Reality leaves a lot to the imagination".
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