@Dreamer0563 wrote:
Teleporting a sea unit onto land, or vice versa, destroys the unit at the destination.
That mechanic was only introduced in Red Alert 2. It does not work in RA1.
One addition to all this: the best unit to use a Chronosphere on is probably the Allied Cruiser. If you manage to dump one in a pond close to the enemy base... hoo boy are they gonna feel it 🙂
Yeah, teleporting one unit is really only useful if it's a Cruiser or MCV. The Iron Curtain is may more useful in Red Alert than the Chronosphere. In Red Alert 2 and 3, I think the Chronosphere is actually the more useful device.
I remember plopping five Tanyas into an APC and Chronoshifting it into the middle of the enemy's base. All my Tanyas were gone. I believe I once Chronoshifted an Ore Miner onto an island and mined a whole load of gems. I thought I was so clever, but when it showed back up in my base, all the gems were gone! Haven't tried that in the remaster. I'm still traumatized.
I wish there was a way to get several Chronotanks to deploy all at once and Chronoshift at the same time, instead of sending in one very lightly armored vehicle, then going back to your base, getting rid of the accidental select all, then move back to the enemy base just in time to see your first tank die, then send in the second one.
If you mean Retaliation, I posted a full list of those 😉
Map 14 would be "Circles of Death (Mega 8 players)"
