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Advanced Warfare is a Sci-Fi mod for Red Alert 3, however, realistic gameplay elements, which does _NOT_ imply scientific correctness, like tanks taking more damage on the rear than on the front or the sides, or normal tank shots killing infantry on one shot. The story takes place around the year 2700 after earth. (In our years, that's around 5600.)
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It is armed with 18 Nova-Missiles, which create exploding microstars upon detonation, scorching the target area. As a special ability, it can fire all 18 Nova-Missiles onto the target area.
Loving it (:
Nice model.
Looks like the EDF missile tank from Red Faction Guerrilla actually
It's based on a concept art for said missile tank :P
looks pretty heavy, nice work
Nice job man, this stuff looks great.
Ah, nice to have a update here :)
It looks great ;-)
Microstars mean macroexplosions don't they?
it means, the explosion is pretty much a miniature supernova :P
You know, I was going to science at you and talk about mass and fusion initiatation and stuff, but you know what, it's cool.
Just an FYI though, another world for microstar is "fusion reaction". You know, like fusion bombs. En.wikipedia.org
I stoped caring about RL physics in AW quite a while ago tbh.
also, these microstars aren't simple fusion bombs, they are *actual* stars, in very small, that burn their fuel in no time.
Just now I remembered this quote: Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.
That is awesome. Nuff said.
So it basically shoots explosions, or a lot of explosion?
Very Detailed. Could be said to be the best model in AW yet.
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3d eyecandy, it's a stereograph, so you have to get each of your eyes to look at one of the perspectives.