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Re: Help me with Carrier Command!

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From: Chris Adams
Date: Wed, 23 Dec 1992 13:12
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I found the best way was to hit the large cone where all the planes come from,
use Manta's to take out any airborne planes, then use a Walrus with a virus
bomb to go to the command centre and virus it.

The island becomes yours, and you can maybe save some of the old defences rather
than having to rebuild from scratch.

One problem I had though was once I found the enemy carrier and saved
immediately. When I tried several times to attack it, I did about one pass
then when I turned round to hit him again he had gone. Puzzled, I reloaded,
did the same pass, then switched to reverse view, and after a couple of seconds
the enemy carrier just VANISHED! didn't move, just bliped out, and I certainly
didn't kill him. (I had only fired about 4 ASSASINs at it)

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Subject: Re: Help me with Carrier Command!
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