ok i thought i would be able to replicate what he's doing but that was until i tried and holy moly do you need to play so perfectly and get lucky as well. most of the time my soldier just decides to exit the building in the worst places and die. I couldn't even get him to promote to level 3!
You should make it more random so only once in a while this happens and the brute should become an Independent faction because the unit goes crazy. That would be fun
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Make a grand cannon do this lol There was a modded map I remember playing back in 2005-2006 online. It had grand cannon that shot out bombs with allies dogs. Also b52 bombers that dropped crazy nukes. You had to capture the airport in the middle to get that one tho!
In RA2 I created a Yuri that had infinite range to cheese certain missions Then I straight up imported it to YR and kept wondering why my game kept crashing, turns out they changed how Mind Control works between RA2 and YR so all the Yuri Clones kept mind controlling everything that was outside of the fog of war
Note to Self The smoke alarm supposedly has a 10 years battery life, which is very good. It has a Test function, which I tried and it works. I set fire to pieces of paper, and waved it below the smoke alarm. This successfully set off the smoke alarm. And the Silence function worked. The sensors are photoelectric, which is the more modern type, and generally preferable for most fires I am using the glue installation, instead of drilling with the screws. Will report back if the glue fails. The manual claims that the smoke alarm will sound both an audio and visual alarm when the battery is low. This is good, if true, since the description on Amazon only indicates a visual alarm which seems stupid. If the sensor fails due to age, an alarm will also sound to inform you to replace the smoke alarms To activate the smoke alarm for the first time, use the stick provided to slide the switch from Off to On. Do not press down on the switch itself, or you may break it. To screw the lid back on afterwards, align the lid with the body using the alignment line and then screw counter-wise The smoke alarms should be installed in hallways and bedrooms, and not in the kitchen or bathrooms where the cooking and condensed water vapour will set off false alarms. At least 15cm away from walls and corners, to ensure good airflow. At least 30cm away from fluorescent lights. Away from sources of air movement, such as wind, that would prevent smoke from entering the smoke alarms