If you build one of these buildings at the front of your base, near where your enemies are likely to attack, then you can park some of your advanced units near the building in Hold Ground stance. These buildings can also repair vehicles that are stationed nearby. Every faction here has a building that constructs vehicles. Hold Ground can be useful to help you defend a base, however. If you capture opposing or alien units, they'll be repaired here as well. Having your heavy soldiers hold their ground near war factories will help repair them. These are basically identical, but units on Guard setting will move a bit when they spot enemy units and fire on them, then return to their previous position when the enemies are dead. Still, it'll take time for an enemy to get an engineer across the battlefield, whereas you will be able to march one over from your infantry factory in minimal time when you want to repair the bridge and move out.Įach unit will have four levels of aggression you can set, but most of the time you'll want to be toggling between Guard stance, the default, and Hold Ground. But still, smashing the bridges can sometimes let you divert a two-pronged attack into a single channel and thus let you more easily defend yourself.īridges can be repaired by the slow-moving engineer units each side can make, whether they're called Engineers, Saboteurs, or Assimilators. Relatively few maps in the campaign, at least, will let you totally defend yourself just by smashing a bridge there will often be another, more circuitous route that the enemy forces will be able to use. Smashing bridges will force the enemy to repair them or find another way around. They can take a bit of time to be fully destroyed, however, depending on the type of unit that attacks them. If you want to destroy a bridge section, you can do so by selecting an offensive unit, holding down the CTRL key, then right-clicking on one of the links in the bridge. Doing so cannot be done by just attacking the bridge outright, though, since it's not considered hostile to you. It can sometimes be helpful to knock out a bridge that's leading into your base, assuming you want to turtle up, build your defenses, and scale the research tree, giving you a position of strength from which to attack. These rugged devices will let you move your units past otherwise impassable chasms, but they can also allow your enemy's forces to attack you, as well.
Plenty of the maps in CNC3 feature bridges. GameSpot's Game Guide to Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars has a complete walkthrough for the game's campaign missions, as well as some general tips to help you get into the game. While these forces appear to have existing in an uncomfortable stasis for the past decade or so, the reappearance of Kane, the oft-dead leader of Nod, has thrown the balance out of sync, and now Nod is intent on reasserting their claim on Tiberium and Earth.
Into this volatile situation is inserted a growing conflict between the forces of the Global Defense Initiative, who wants to somehow stop the spread of Tiberium in an effort to make Earth inhabitable again, and the Brotherhood of Nod, which believes that the arrival of Tiberium is a message from the gods and the form in which mankind's ultimate "ascension" will be accomplished. However, the fact that it inexorably spreads across any land surface that it encounters means that its presence on Earth is something of a plague it has been slowly spreading across the Earth since it first arrived, and by the time of Tiberium Wars, 2047, it has rendered 20% of the Earth's surface completely uninhabitable, with another 50% being dangerously infested by Tiberium.
Thus, although it kills unprotected humans, it can be harvested by robotics and converted into energy or building supplies. Tiberium is a radioactive, toxic substance that leeches the mineral contents of the earth below it to seep to the surface. Like the previous games in the series, Tiberium Wars takes place on an earth that's been seeded with a substance known as Tiberium, which fell to earth in a meteor collision in the 1990's. Now that it's finally arrived, we're all about to find out.
#COMMAND AND CONQUER 3 PC#
Although it's been over seven years since the last release of a Command & Conquer real-time strategy game set in the Tiberium universe, the announcement of Command & Conquer: Tiberium Wars was of great interest to PC gamers, who have been waiting that long to find out precisely what's been happening to Kane and GDI in the years since the last Tiberium War.
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