"War... War never changes. The reasons why we fight these wars remain much the same; some are fought to conquer, for religious and ideological beliefs, other wars are fought over gold, oil, spices – natural resources and money. Power is the key element. This war is no different - except there's nothing natural about Tiberium. The year is 1995 and we have just begun to open up our eyes to view a brave new future, some will come to say it's a horrific future. It is the Dawn of the Tiberian future." --- Tiberian Dawn is a total-conversion for the game Command & Conquer: Tiberium Wars. Our goal is to bring C&C1;to a new engine, with enhanced features and graphics while also bringing back much of the classic style of gameplay while not taking steps back from what C&C3;implemented in the series as gameplay features. This is not of course our only goal - the idea of the total-conversion was inspired by an art piece by Godwin that showed the cruelty and bitter humanity of...
When you seek more resources in less space, this is the only way to go. GDI and Nod have differed in technologies when they built their Advanced models, Nod expanding the Fission tech to its forseeable limit while GDI seeking a hybrid of Fission tech with an experimental "cold" hemi-fusion reactor.
The Advanced Power Plant was modeled by Ric using the concept by Dimitri. It was then textured by Soviet_Deso.
fan in the pipe?
Actually, the 4 small turbines and 1 large one on the (somewhat smaller) cooling tower are a unique addition to the GDI version. Because of its hybrid power (as opposed to Nod's heavy fission power, the GDI APP is starting to visually differ in overall design, even if the power output is still similar.
In a way, this is a nod to future GDI power technology (because by the time TS comes around, the GDI and Nod Power Plants are radically different designs), where the need for 2 cooling towers is diminished, to just one small one, and it has smaller turbines surrounding it, in the Tiberian Sun Power Plant of the 2030's.