I like to leave the obelisks for last. Each one requires one advanced power plant, so if you leave them in place, while taking out the rest of the base, its much less likely that they come back online during your attack. Also, trying to target while your tanks are moving doesn't work so well in Tiberian Dawn. In Red Alert, this was the preferred tactic, but not so much in TD. In TD, you're better off setting up a blockade of your tanks and letting the AI units run into them. No amount of Nod units will be able to punch through a 2 layer wall of mammoths. Also helps to park the tanks pointed away from where you expect the enemy to come from. That forces them to use the tusk missiles to wipe out light armor and infantry. Orcas come in handy for long range units that stay out of cannon range. Looks like a fun campaign. Might have to try it.
lmao that Minigunner kinda trolled my units right there , at first he just stood and froze behind them for a few seconds without even attacking and only after my units turned back to shoot him he reacted and destroyed both of my Missile Launchers.. it's also funny how the Mammoth accidentally killed that guy who popped out of one of the launchers 🤣
@@CommandAndConquerGameplays He did kind of blend in pretending to be a GDI solider till he got fired upon. Plus hey, if i do not do anything they will not fire them missiles at me!
If I recall correctly, Engineer is 500 credits while advanced power plant is 700, so it is a net positive of 200, but if selling its a loss of 150. It's generally better to cap buildings and keep them, unless base cost is > 1000 credits
I like to leave the obelisks for last. Each one requires one advanced power plant, so if you leave them in place, while taking out the rest of the base, its much less likely that they come back online during your attack. Also, trying to target while your tanks are moving doesn't work so well in Tiberian Dawn. In Red Alert, this was the preferred tactic, but not so much in TD. In TD, you're better off setting up a blockade of your tanks and letting the AI units run into them. No amount of Nod units will be able to punch through a 2 layer wall of mammoths. Also helps to park the tanks pointed away from where you expect the enemy to come from. That forces them to use the tusk missiles to wipe out light armor and infantry. Orcas come in handy for long range units that stay out of cannon range.
Looks like a fun campaign. Might have to try it.
That yolo airstrike into the darkness and hitting the con yard was slick🤣
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what an awesome capturing the southern enemy base!
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Nod minigunner at 4:05 takes out two missile launchers, dude needs a raise.
I agree with you, sadly he got shot and died. 😢
lmao that Minigunner kinda trolled my units right there , at first he just stood and froze behind them for a few seconds without even attacking and only after my units turned back to shoot him he reacted and destroyed both of my Missile Launchers.. it's also funny how the Mammoth accidentally killed that guy who popped out of one of the launchers 🤣
@@CommandAndConquerGameplays He did kind of blend in pretending to be a GDI solider till he got fired upon. Plus hey, if i do not do anything they will not fire them missiles at me!
xD
What’s the cost of an adv pp vs engineer?
If I recall correctly, Engineer is 500 credits while advanced power plant is 700, so it is a net positive of 200, but if selling its a loss of 150. It's generally better to cap buildings and keep them, unless base cost is > 1000 credits