What units will you not be able to "bribe"? -havok2100xĪmong other units, the Spy cannot use his bribe ability on aircraft, MCVs, and Imperial Cores.ģ. The Mirage Tank's innate ability is to disguise itself into the background, but this only works when it?s stationary.Ģ. It does not disguise them as part of the surroundings. The Mirage Tank's Gap Generator cloaks friendly units, essentially making them invisible to enemies. Does the mirage tanks ability cloak friendly units or does it disguise them as trees/cars/etc? Also, does it work while the mirage tank is moving? -theroflcopter Lower-tier base defenses cannot, however.ġ. Yes, all tier-3 base defenses (Tesla Coils, Wave-Force Towers, and Spectrum Towers) can shoot over walls because of their height. Can Tier 3 base defenses like Tesla Coils and Spectrum Towers shoot over walls? -fightthepower This decision was made in order to keep the power mechanic relatively simple.Ħ. No, you cannot individually control the power output of select structures like you can in previous Command & Conquer games. Will the ability to power down your own buildings be in Red Alert 3? -AfterStar No, Imperial Cores aren't controlled by any infantry, so they are impervious to Natasha's special ability.ĥ. Can Natasha shoot out the pilots of nanocores, allowing you to capture them? -kiasukiasiman Yes, if you use an Allied Engineer to capture an Imperial Construction Yard, for example, any structures that you build from that ConYard will emerge as Cores, and will respect the Empire's unique build mechanic, even though they're now under Allied control.Ĥ. If you capture an enemy construction yard from a different faction, does your build mechanic change? -goodgoat However, since submarines don't appear on an enemy's radar until they surface, an astute Soviet player can use Akulas to get the drop on an opponent.ģ. While the Allies have a Surveillance Sweep power that can be used to expose enemy activity, the Soviets don't have a dedicated power that's comparable. Do the soviets have any units they can use to spy on enemies? For example, a spy plane? -satanreborn666 The only thing that she shares with the Soviets' psychic research program is the etymology of her codename, Yuriko.Ģ.
Yuriko Omega's psionic abilities were born of years of intense, and what can only assumed to be horrific, "research" that was performed on her by a government-funded military R&D contractor. Is Yuriko's ability the result of the use of stolen old Russian psychic research? -HobGoblin88
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