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This total conversion for „C&C3: Tiberium Wars“ has been cancelled.
Allied Architecture
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Description
On the picture you see the new power plant based on modular construction of the Allies. The small Pulse Guns are the new standard base defense of the allied forces which can be used against light armored vehicles but primarily against infantry.
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© 2002 - 2009 DesuraNET Pty Ltd. All Rights Reserved. 385 modders online.
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that is mother f*cking awesome!
As I said when I looked at the picture, "Sweeeeeeeeeeeet!"
f*cking awsome looking!
It so fu**ing rules! I don't know what exactly those buildings are (seem like power plants due to the turbines) but I like them anyway :)
Seriously, it doesn't look like fan-made stuff. It seems the product of a true professional. 5/5
I have to agree that could just as well have been made by a real game company
yeah, these buildings are power plants. See description text :)
Yeah, I rushed for the picture and read the text after I made my comment :P
With how much space they take up, those Power Plants better either provide a lot of power or have a build radius associated with them.
They don't seem that big to me. They a bit larger than Nod's PP in C&C3 (the one that looks like a shellfish).
correct. maybe ~10% bigger
OK, maybe it's just the perspective.
it looks like the furure GDI