Beaner's Web Page </head> <BODY Background="http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/Bench/3948/back.gif" TEXT="ffffff" BACKGROUND="http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/Bench/3948/rabg3.jpg" LINK="#FFFF00" VLINK="FF0000"><center> <script language="javascript" type="text/javascript" src="//ad.broadcaststation.net/ads/show_ad.php?width=728&height=90"></script> </center>  <script async src="https://www.googletagmanager.com/gtag/js?id=G-4KX380T5BD"></script> <script> window.dataLayer = window.dataLayer || []; function gtag(){dataLayer.push(arguments);} gtag('js', new Date()); gtag('config', 'G-4KX380T5BD'); </script>  <geoads></geoads>   <center> <TABLE WIDTH=740 CELLSPACING=0><TD> </TD> </TABLE> <h1><center>Red Alert Strategy Section</h1></center> <table bgcolor="000060" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="medic.gif"></td> <td> Unit: Field Medic<br> Cost: 800</td> <td> Range: N/A<br> Armor: None</td> <td> Prerequisites: Barracks<br> Weapon: Heals Soldiers</td> </TABLE> Medics heal all infantry around them. It is always useful to have a few medics around a group of infantry. Two or three medics can make a group of infantry live three or four times longer. They are the most expensive type of infantry but, they make up for it with the money you save from the healing.<br> <hr><br> <table bgcolor="000060" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="rocket.gif"></td> <td> Unit: Rocket Soldier<br> Cost: 300</td> <td> Range: Short<br> Armor: None</td> <td> Prerequisites: Barracks<br> Weapon: Dragon Rocket</td> </TABLE> These are great for attacking vehicles and planes. They can be trouble in groups. Exactly the same thing as Bazooka Infantry in C&C.<br> <hr><br> <table bgcolor="000060" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="spy.gif"></td> <td> Unit: Spy<br> Cost: 500</td> <td> Range: N/A<br> Armor: None</td> <td> Prerequisites: Barracks & Radar Dome<br> Weapon: No Weapon</td> </TABLE> Spies do exactly what you expect. They can tell you information about your opponent that you wouldn't normally know such as how much money they have, what they are building, how many units they have. The spy is completely stealth to opponents. The only thing that can detect a spy is a guard dog. The spy's best use is to walk into a sub pen so you can get the Sonar Pulse.<br> <hr><br> <table bgcolor="000060" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="thief.gif"></td> <td> Unit: Thief<br> Cost: 500</td> <td> Range: N/A<br> Armor: None</td> <td> Prerequisites: Barracks & Tech Center<br> Weapon: No Weapon</td> </TABLE> Thieves will steal half the credits from an opponents silo.<br> <hr><br> <table bgcolor="000060" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="minelay.gif"></td> <td> Unit: AT Mine Layer<br> Cost: 800</td> <td> Range: N/A<br> Armor: Medium</td> <td> Prerequisites: War Factory & Service Depot<br> Weapon: AT Mines</td> </TABLE> These things lay mines and can be refilled at service depots. They are useful at putting mines on bridges so the enemy has no choice but to run over them if it needs to cross the bridge.<br> <hr><br> <table bgcolor="000060" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="ranger.gif"></td> <td> Unit: Ranger<br> Cost: 600</td> <td> Range: Short<br> Armor: Light</td> <td> Prerequisites: War Factory<br> Weapon: M-60 Machine Gun</td> </TABLE> These are exactly like Hum-Vees. They are useful in taking out enemy infantry. They are fast so, they are useful for scouting.<br> <hr><br> <table bgcolor="000060" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="ltank.gif"></td> <td> Unit: Light Tank<br> Cost: 700</td> <td> Range: Medium<br> Armor: Medium</td> <td> Prerequisites: War Factory<br> Weapon: 75mm Cannon</td> </TABLE> These are fast tanks with average armor. They shoot faster than medium tanks. They are great for mugging harvesters. You should send a group of them over and attack the enemies harvesters if they wander out too far. When the enemy sends troops out after the tanks, just run.<br> <hr><br> <table bgcolor="000060" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="apc.gif"></td> <td> Unit: APC<br> Cost: 800</td> <td> Range: Short<br> Armor: Heavy</td> <td> Prerequisites: War Factory & Tech Center<br> Weapon: M-60 Machine Gun</td> </TABLE> These transport up to five infantry units quickly. You should sneak one of these in while you are distracting your enemy with a few tanks. They work best full of Tanyas and Engineers. <B>CAUTION:</B>Do not try to use the chronosphere on an APC full of infantry. All infantry will be lost.<br> <hr><br> <table bgcolor="000060" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="arty.gif"></td> <td> Unit: Artillery<br> Cost: 600</td> <td> Range: Long<br> Armor: Light</td> <td> Prerequisites: War Factory<br> Weapon: 155mm Gun</td> </TABLE> These are similar to the artilleries in C&C. They are great for taking out large groups of infantry but, they are weak against everything else.<br> <hr><br> <table bgcolor="000060" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="mtank.gif"></td> <td> Unit: Medium Tank<br> Cost: 800</td> <td> Range: Medium<br> Armor: Heavy</td> <td> Prerequisites: War Factory<br> Weapon: 90mm Cannon</td> </TABLE> These are just like light tanks only stronger and slower.<br> <hr><br> <table bgcolor="000060" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="mgapgen.gif"></td> <td> Unit: Mobile Gap Generator<br> Cost: 600</td> <td> Range: Medium<br> Armor: Light</td> <td> Prerequisites: War Factory & Tech Center<br> Weapon: Shroud Generator</td> </TABLE> These are used to black out the enemies view of a small area surrounding it. They are very useful when sending in an attack.<br> <hr><br> <table bgcolor="000060" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="gunboat.gif"></td> <td> Unit: Gunboat<br> Cost: 500</td> <td> Range: Short<br> Armor: Light</td> <td> Prerequisites: Naval Yard<br> Weapon: 2-inch Deck Gun</td> </TABLE> Fast boats but, very weak. Note: They aren't the same thing as the gunboats in C&C.<br> <hr><br> <table bgcolor="000060" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="destroy.gif"></td> <td> Unit: Destroyer<br> Cost: 1000</td> <td> Range: Medium<br> Armor: Medium</td> <td> Prerequisites: Naval Yard<br> Weapon: Stinger Missile Pod</td> </TABLE> These are boats equiped with artillery like shots for attacking other boats. They use Stinger Misslies to attack things on land. These are great for backing up cruisers.<br> <hr><br> <table bgcolor="000060" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="cruise.gif"></td> <td> Unit: Cruiser<br> Cost: 2000</td> <td> Range: Extreme<br> Armor: Heavy</td> <td> Prerequisites: Naval Yard & Tech Center<br> Weapon: 8-inch Artillery Cannons</td> </TABLE> This is by far the strongest unit of the game. It has lots of armor and can shoot over a whole screen length. They can take out any building with four direct hits. Their lack of weapons for attacking air units makes them need destroyers to back them up. They aren't fast or accurate but, they can sure pack a punch.<br> <hr><br> <table bgcolor="000060" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="apache.gif"></td> <td> Unit: Apache Longbow<br> Cost: 1200</td> <td> Range: Short<br> Armor: Heavy</td> <td> Prerequisites: Helicopter Pad<br> Weapon: Hellfire Missisles</td> </TABLE>These are just like the Orcas in C&C. They are useful in attacking things like cruisers.<br> <hr><br> <table bgcolor="000060" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="gpssat.gif"></td> <td> Unit: GPS Satellite<br> Cost: N/A</td> <td> Range: N/A<br> Armor: N/A</td> <td> Prerequisites: Tech Center<br> Weapon: Removes All Shroud (except for gap generators)</td> </TABLE> These are very useful. Once one of these is launched, the whole map is instantly revealed. You need to have a tech center and a radar dome to get your hands on one of these.<br> <hr><br> <table bgcolor="000060" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/Bench/3948/sonar.gif"></td> <td> Unit: Sonar Pulse<br> Cost: N/A</td> <td> Range: N/A<br> Armor: N/A</td> <td> Prerequisites: Spy In Enemy Subpen<br> Weapon: Reveals Submarines</td> </TABLE> The sonar pulse is what you acquire after a spy gets into the enemies sub pen. It will reveal all enemy submarines.<br> <hr><br><br> <H1><img src="soviet.gif" align=middle>SOVIET UNITS:<img src="soviet.gif" align=middle></H1> <table bgcolor="60000" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="dog.gif"></td> <td> Unit: Attack Dog<br> Cost: 200</td> <td> Range: N/A<br> Armor: None</td> <td> Prerequisites: Kennels<br> Weapon: Sharp Teeth</td> </TABLE> These are pretty cheap in price and can take out infantry well. The only problem with them is that they can't attack enemy vehicles. They work great for preventing spies from coming into your base.<br> <hr> <table bgcolor="60000" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="grenade.gif"></td> <td> Unit: Grenadier<br> Cost: 160</td> <td> Range: Short<br> Armor: None</td> <td> Prerequisites: Barracks<br> Weapon: Grenades</td> </TABLE> Grenadiers are stronger than rifle infantry and can take out infantry better as well as enemy vehicles.<br> <hr><br> <table bgcolor="60000" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="flamer.gif"></td> <td> Unit: Flamethrower Infantry<br> Cost: 300</td> <td> Range: Medium<br> Armor: None</td> <td> Prerequisites: Barracks & Tech Center<br> Weapon: Flame Thrower</td> </TABLE> These guys are loaded with flamethrowers. This is good for taking out troops but, is bad when you are being shot at. They are more susceptible to damage since they are carrying a flamethrower.<br> <hr><br> <table bgcolor="60000" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="minelay.gif"></td> <td> Unit: AP Mine Layer<br> Cost: 800</td> <td> Range: N/A<br> Armor: Medium</td> <td> Prerequisites: War Factory & Service Depot<br> Weapon: AP Mines</td> </TABLE> These are just like AT Mine layers only, they are for taking out infantry.<br> <hr><br> <table bgcolor="60000" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="htank.gif"></td> <td> Unit: Heavy Tank<br> Cost: 950</td> <td> Range: Medium<br> Armor: Heavy</td> <td> Prerequisites: War Factory<br> Weapon: Twin 105mm Cannons</td> </TABLE> The heavy tanks are lots like medium tanks. The differences are that they have two cannons and are slower. They also take a bit longer between shots than the medium tank.<br> <hr><br> <table bgcolor="60000" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="v2.gif"></td> <td> Unit: V2 Rocket Launcher<br> Cost: 700</td> <td> Range: Long<br> Armor: Light</td> <td> Prerequisites: War Factory & Radar Dome<br> Weapon: V2 Rockets</td> </TABLE> These have decent range and a strong rocket. The drawback is that they take FOREVER to reload, they have light armor, and they can't hit fast moving targets. It is good to hide one of these in a group of heavy and mammoth tanks when you make an attack on a base because, they can dish out some damage on buildings.<br> <hr><br> <table bgcolor="60000" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="mammoth.gif"></td> <td> Unit: Mammoth Tank<br> Cost: 1700</td> <td> Range: Medium<br> Armor: Heavy</td> <td> Prerequisites: War Factory & Tech Center<br> Weapon: Twin 120mm Cannon & Missiles</td> </TABLE> The mammoth tank is the strongest tank in the game. It is armed with two cannons like a heavy tanks along with missles to use against planes and infantry. They can heal themselves back to 50% health. These suckers are really slow and quite expensive so, don't build just these.<br> <hr><br> <table bgcolor="60000" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="sub.gif"></td> <td> Unit: Submarine<br> Cost: 950</td> <td> Range: Long<br> Armor: Medium</td> <td> Prerequisites: Sub Pen<br> Weapon: Torpedo</td> </TABLE> These are stealth when they aren't attacking. They have really good range with their torpedoes but, they can only attack things that are in the water. These are useful for stopping a navy ambush of crusiers and destroyers if your opponent is on the allied side.<br> <hr><br> <table bgcolor="60000" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="yak.gif"></td> <td> Unit: Yak<br> Cost: 800</td> <td> Range: Short<br> Armor: Light</td> <td> Prerequisites: Air Field<br> Weapon: Twin Machine Guns</td> </TABLE> This is similar to the hind in firepower. The advantage is that it can fly over something and shoot, instead of hovering over it and being more vunerable to hits. These are great for taking out troops.<br> <hr><br> <table bgcolor="60000" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="para.gif"></td> <td> Unit: Paratroopers<br> Cost: N/A</td> <td> Range: N/A<br> Armor: None</td> <td> Prerequisites: Air Field<br> Weapon: AK-47 Rifle</td> </TABLE> The soviets get this option when an airstrip is built. You get to deploy five infantry troops anywhere on the map. (Even if you haven't explored there.) This is something that you get every five to ten minutes for free.<br> <hr><br> <table bgcolor="60000" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="parabomb.gif"></td> <td> Unit: Para Bombs<br> Cost: N/A</td> <td> Range: N/A<br> Armor: N/A</td> <td> Prerequisites: Air Field<br> Weapon: High-explosive Bombs</td> </TABLE> These are alot like airstrikes in C&C. They are small explosives that fall from the sky. These don't do much damage but are free. You get these from a crate.<br> <hr><br> <table bgcolor="60000" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="spyplane.gif"></td> <td> Unit: Spy Plane<br> Cost: N/A</td> <td> Range: N/A<br> Armor: Light</td> <td> Prerequisites: Airfield<br> Weapon: Camera</td> </TABLE> This is another option you get every five minutes or so with the airstrip. They just fly where you tell them to and, reveal terrain.<br> <hr><br> <table bgcolor="60000" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="mig.gif"></td> <td> Unit: MIG's<br> Cost: 1200</td> <td> Range: Medium<br> Armor: Light</td> <td> Prerequisites: Airfield<br> Weapon: Heatseaker Missiles</td> </TABLE> Migs drop missiles on their targets. They fly over things just like the yaks. Six or seven of these can take out any building. One airstrip is required per mig.<br> <hr><br> <table bgcolor="60000" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="apache.gif"></td> <td> Unit: Hind<br> Cost: 1200</td> <td> Range: Short<br> Armor: Heavy</td> <td> Prerequisites: Helicopter Pad<br> Weapon: Vulcan Chain-gun</td> </TABLE> The hinds are alot like the yaks. The only difference is that they are helicopters and don't have the luxury of flying over their target. They attack hovering over their target which, makes them easier to kill. These are best used to take out infantry.<br> <hr><br> <table bgcolor="60000" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/Bench/3948/chinook.gif"></td> <td> Unit: Chinook<br> Cost: 1200</td> <td> Range: N/A<br> Armor: Medium</td> <td> Prerequisites: Helicopter Pad<br> Weapon: None</td> </TABLE> The chinook transports troops by flying them to anywhere on the map. These are best used for transporting Tanyas or Engineers right into the enemy base.<br> <hr><br><BR> <H1><img src="allied.gif" align=middle>UNIVERSAL UNITS:<img src="soviet.gif" align=middle></H1> <table bgcolor="000060" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="rifle.gif"></td> <td> Unit: Rifle Infantry<br> Cost: 100</td> <td> Range: Short<br> Armor: None</td> <td> Prerequisites: Barracks<br> Weapon: AK-47 Rifle</td> </TABLE> These are the exact equivalent to the minigunners of Command and Conquer. They come at a cheap price but, they are useful in taking out infantry opposition.<br> <hr><br> <table bgcolor="000060" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="eng.gif"></td> <td> Unit: Engineer<br> Cost: 500</td> <td> Range: N/A<br> Armor: None</td> <td> Prerequisites: Barracks<br> Weapon: None</td> </TABLE> Westwood must not have liked how one engineer could take over a building at full strength. So, they changed it so that they can only take over buildings in the read area for health. An engineer will damage a building if it is not in red. They can repair buildings instantly. (A great thing to have if your C-Yard has low health and is being attacked.<br> <hr><br> <table bgcolor="000060" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="tanya.gif"></td> <td> Unit: Tanya<br> Cost: 1200</td> <td> Range: Medium<br> Armor: None</td> <td> Prerequisites: Barracks & Tech Center<br> Weapon: Dual Colt .45s</td> </TABLE> Tanya is like the commando in C&C. She is equiped with two long range guns so infantry isn't much trouble for her. She also has C-4 explosives which can destroy any building in one hit.<br> <hr><br> <table bgcolor="000060" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/Bench/3948/oretruck.gif"></td> <td> Unit: Ore Trucks<br> Cost: 1400</td> <td> Range: N/A<br> Armor: Heavy</td> <td> Prerequisites: War Factory & Refinery<br> Weapon: None</td> </TABLE> These are your source of income. They harvest ore. (money) They are the dark side of RA's AI. They are the stupidest drivers in the game. You need to keep an eye on them because they make bad decisions and sometimes drive into enemy bases. Remember: No ore trucks; No money.<br> <hr><br> <table bgcolor="000060" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="mcv.gif"></td> <td> Unit: Mobile Construction Vehicle<br> Cost: 2500</td> <td> Range: N/A<br> Armor: Heavy</td> <td> Prerequisites: War Factory & Service Depot<br> Weapon: None</td> </TABLE> MCV's come at a more reasonable price in RA. (2500) They were 5000 in C&C. You can start another base wherever you want to deploy them. Things will build how ever many times faster with extra C-Yards. (ex. 3 C-Yards = 3 times faster construction)<br> <hr><br> <table bgcolor="000060" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="trans.gif"></td> <td> Unit: Transport<br> Cost: 700</td> <td> Range: N/A<br> Armor: Medium</td> <td> Prerequisites: Sub Pen (Soviets) Naval Yard (Allies)<br> Weapon: None</td> </TABLE> These can transport up to five of any vehicle or soldier over water.<br> <hr><br><BR> <center><h1><img src="allied.gif" align=middle>ALLIED STRUCTURES:<img src="allied.gif" align=middle></h1></center> <table bgcolor="000060" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="barracks.gif"></td> <td> Structure: Barracks<br> Cost: 300</td> <td> Power Consumed: 20<br> Armor: Light</td> <td> Prerequisites: Power Plant<br> Purpose: Trains Infantry</td> </TABLE> Tent Barracks train infantry for the Allied side.<br> <hr><br> <table bgcolor="000060" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="nyard.gif"></td> <td> Structure: Naval Yard<br> Cost: 650</td> <td> Power Consumed: 30<br> Armor: Light</td> <td> Prerequisites: Power Plant<br> Purpose: Builds Naval Vessels</td> </TABLE> The Naval Yard builds and repairs all Allied naval units. <br> <hr><br> <table bgcolor="000060" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="pill.gif"></td> <td> Structure: Pillbox<br> Cost: 400</td> <td> Power Consumed: 15<br> Armor: Medium</td> <td> Prerequisites: Barracks<br> Purpose: Defends Base From Infantry</td> </TABLE> The pillbox shoots machine guns out at enemy units. <br> <hr><br> <table bgcolor="000060" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="trans.gif"></td> <td> Structure: Camouflaged Pillbox<br> Cost: 600</td> <td> Power Consumed: 15<br> Armor: Heavy</td> <td> Prerequisites: Barracks<br> Purpose: Defends Base From Infantry</td> </TABLE> The camoflaged pillbox is harder for the enemy to see than the regular. It also has stronger armor. <br> <hr><br> <table bgcolor="000060" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="turret.gif"></td> <td> Structure: Turret<br> Cost: 600</td> <td> Power Consumed: 40<br> Armor: Heavy</td> <td> Prerequisites: Barracks<br> Purpose: Defends Base From Vehicles</td> </TABLE> The turret fires cannons at enemy vehicles. <br> <hr><br> <table bgcolor="000060" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="aagun.gif"></td> <td> Structure: Anti-Air Gun<br> Cost: 600</td> <td> Power Consumed: 50<br> Armor: Heavy</td> <td> Prerequisites: Radar Dome<br> Purpose: Defends Base From Planes</td> </TABLE> The AA Gun is used to protect your base from airsrikes. It is wise to build a number of these if your opponent is on the soviet side. <br> <hr><br> <table bgcolor="000060" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="a_tech.gif"></td> <td> Structure: Allied Tech Center<br> Cost: 1500</td> <td> Power Consumed: 200<br> Armor: Light</td> <td> Prerequisites: War Factory & Radar Dome<br> Purpose: Gives You Advanced Items</td> </TABLE> The tech center gives you the GPS satellite and options to build advanced buildings and structures. <br> <hr><br> <table bgcolor="000060" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/Bench/3948/gapgen.gif"></td> <td> Structure: Gap Generator<br> Cost: 500</td> <td> Power Consumed: 60<br> Armor: Light</td> <td> Prerequisites: Tech Center<br> Purpose: Shrouds Area Around It</td> </TABLE> Your base should have plenty of these since they black out your base from the enemy. They are extremely useful in keeping air force attacks out too, since they can't see the buildings to click on them. <br> <hr><br> <table bgcolor="000060" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="chrono.gif"></td> <td> Structure: Chronosphere<br> Cost: 2800</td> <td> Power Consumed: 200<br> Armor: Light</td> <td> Prerequisites: Tech Center<br> Purpose: Costs You Lots Of Money</td> </TABLE> This gives you the option of teleporting units across the map. It has weak armor that can be destroyed in one nuke and is extremely expensive. Hovever, they can be useful when using them on MCV's or crusiers. <br> <hr><br> <table bgcolor="000060" border=1 cellpadding=0 width=100%><td> <img src="http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/Bench/3948/fake.gif"></td> <td> Structure: Fake Structures<br> Cost: 50</td> <td> Power Consumed: 2<br> Armor: None</td> <td> Prerequisites: Original Structure<br> Purpose: Tricks Enemy</td> </TABLE> You should have plenty of these in your base. They don't cost much and take little power. Fake structures could trick your enemy into nuking them or attacking them. This way, you would only lose some fake structures instead of real ones. These are also a great way to bluff your enemy. <br> <hr><br> <h1>SPECIAL STRATEGIES FOR RA</h1> <B>THE CRUISER VACATION</B><BR> Take a 3, 4, or 7 day cruise and blow the lights out of your enemies base. Back up your cruisers with destroyers so they can do the dirty work. Use the cruisers to take out your enemy's base. Oh yeah, you better take the seven day cruise because, cruisers take forever to get to their destination.<br> <br> <B>THE BAY OF DEATH</B><BR> Play on the map Marooned 2. Once the game has started, check what corner you are in. If you are in the upper right or left, your enemy is probably in the opposite corner. If your enemy is in one of the lower corners, deploy your base on the opposite side of the bay they are by. The bay is in the lower center of the map. Start pumping out cruisers from the naval yard you put in the bay. The cruisers are allready in range of hitting the enemy's base the second they come out! I tried this once and laughed to death when it worked. My opponent wasn't too happy but, I was.<br> <br> <b>MCV CHRONOSHIFT</B><BR> Use the chronosphere on an MCV and put it next to your opponent's base. Have a barracks ready to place and a Tanya on hold at 99%. Deploy the MCV. Deploy your barracks. Then make the barracks your primary building and finish your Tanya. This also can be used with turrets, tanks, or anything you desire.<br> <br> <B>BIG MIG ATTACK</B><BR> Build a buncha Migs right away and bring in six or more to attack a building. They will take out the building and return to base. Note: Although this is a very effective technique, you can also dig yourself a grave fast if your opponent has built any defense against planes. Only do this if your opponent's base is unguarded.<br> <br> <b>CAPE CANAVERAL</B><BR> Distract your enemy by sending in lots of tanks on one side of his base. 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