Enemy of the sun

“Slow and unarmed, the Engineer is, nonetheless, deadly in his own right. The only unit able to capture enemy structures; tactical use of engineers is considered an art among many commanders.- Tiberian Sun manual(src)”Engineers are non-combatant infantry used by both GDI and Nod during the Second Tiberium War and the Firestorm Conflict.Game Unit[]Engineers, though very expensive, can be used to capture enemy structures, repair bridges, and also fix up damaged buildings under control of the same player nearly instantly. Only one Engineer is needed for each, but after achieving their task, they will be removed from play.Although Engineers possess decent armour, they are normally unarmed, relying on commanders to clear the battlefield for them, or more likely, to be transported.Engineers continued to be used by GDI in the Third Tiberium War. Nod replaced them with Saboteurs, while the Scrin had Assimilators as their own equivalents.AI behavior[]Engineers controlled by the AI have the following attack patterns:Easy[]1x targeting Tiberium Refinery; loaded inside an Amphibious APC/Subterranean APC with 2 Light Infantry and 2 Disc Throwers/Rocket InfantryThis task force will only be sent if the enemy owns 5000 credits or more1x targeting anything; loaded inside an Amphibious APC/Subterranean APC with 2 Light Infantry and 2 Disc Throwers/Rocket Infantry then unloaded near a Construction YardMedium/Hard[]3x targeting Tiberium Refinery; loaded inside an Amphibious APC/Subterranean APC with 2 Disc Throwers/Rocket InfantryThis task force will only be sent if the enemy owns a certain amount of credits (4000 for Medium, 3000 for Hard)5x targeting anything; loaded inside an Amphibious APC/Subterranean APC then unloaded near a Construction YardChangelog[]Tiberian Sun patch 1.13: the crash caused when an engineer captures a construction yard while the building placement cursor is active is fixed.Tiberian Sun patch 1.17: "Multi Engineer" logic added.Tiberian Sun patch 2.02: technicians are no longer incorrectly substituted for engineers in various circumstances in non-English versions of Firestorm.Quotes[]When selected[]Engineering!Yes sir?Awaiting orders!When moving[]Affirmative!No problem!When ordered to capture (unused, uses quotes for moving)[]No problem!I can fix that!Gallery[] Concept art leftover SHP sprite See also[]MedicMutant hijackerv·d·e Global Defense Initiative Second Tiberium War Arsenal UnitsInfantryLight infantryDisc throwerEngineerField medicJump jet infantryGhost StalkerUmagon(campaign only)Mutant hijacker(campaign only)Riot soldier(campaign only)VehiclesHarvesterWolverineTitanAmphibious APCHover MLRSMobile sensor arrayJuggernautLimpet droneMobile EMPMobile Construction VehicleMobile war factoryDisruptorMammoth Mk. IIHunter-Seeker droidMammoth tank(campaign only) AircraftOrca FighterOrca bomberOrca CarryallOrca Transport(campaign only)Dropship(campaign only)Kodiak(campaign only)Cut contentX-O Powersuit StructuresProduction& techConstruction yardPower plantTiberium refineryBarracksWar factoryHelipadRadarService depotTech centerUpgrade centerDefenses& supportPavementConcrete wallGateTiberium siloComponent towerElectromagnetic pulse cannonFirestorm wall sectionFirestorm generatorSearchlight tower(campaign only)UpgradesPower turbineVulcan cannonRPG upgradeSAM upgradeSeeker

Between Nika and Luffy is that the original Nika carries a sword and a shield. In one hand, Nika wields a sword like a dagger, and in the other, he carries a shield—likely the Svallin Sun Shield. Just like Luffy, this Nika is hitting the same pose, and on top of that, is seen with a giant smile across his face. Clearly, this is the original Sun God that fans are eager to see more of. Who Did The Original Nika Fight Long Ago? The Real Nika Could've Fought the Enemy Of The World It is unknown who the real Nika fought long ago, but what is clear is that his appearance was due to a catastrophe indeed. Nika only appears when the world is about to change greatly. More than that, Nika oversaw the destruction of the world twice—once through Joy Boy and once through the original Sun God. Fans already know that the World Government was responsible for the destruction of the world 900 years ago. But, no cakes have been provided as to how and why the world was destroyed long ago. Perhaps, the giant serpent that's popular in Elbaf mythology, mentioned long ago by Dorry and Brogy, was the enemy of the real Nika. Or, it could've been the Sea God itself, who Imu might be a reincarnation of, just like Luffy holds the power of the Nika fruit. One thing is clear—there are many secrets that are yet to be revealed in One Piece and

At the end of New Dawn and the start of Risen Sun, let you know how the world of Bushido is right now, before any of our planned narrative happens. Let's look at some of my favourites, first up Savage Wave. One of the things Wave players have been most eager for since Themes were first introduced to Bushido is a Theme list for Oni-Sho. Rage emanating from the home of the Oni permeates their race and the new Theme card Wrath of the Red Sun is all about unleashing that rage.The idea here is to use smaller attacks or, ideally Combo Attacks, to build up counters and then use them on your Oni to one-shot enemy characters. As mentioned above, The Risen Sun Cycle is all about setting up the world so we can begin our story and this shows what the Oni are all about.Ikiryo of the Cult of Yurei is trying to create all seven Orphans to summon the Sin Kami.Whatever her nefarious reasons, the Temple are relieved that her chosen target for the nextabomination escaped. Ikyrio however is almost killing herself to gain the power she needs.So it looks like Aiko’s escape has prevented the final Orphan being created. The other six are abroad in the night, unleashing their Sins onto unfortunate victims.The Minimoto are still being defined in Bushido, we will be releasing more models this year to give Bear players the options they need. For their Cycle card, I wanted to cement the thematics of the faction and make sure people know what the bears are all about.One of the Bear characteristics is that they are unstoppable. This card allows a model to continue to attack and damage it's enemy even when it dies!After the great tsunami hit the Jwar Isles, several factions have

For an overview of the Mammoth class, see Mammoth tank.For the original Mk. I tank, see Mammoth Mk. I.The Mammoth tank, also known as Mammoth Mk. I[1], is a GDI heavy tank that appears in Tiberian Sun and Firestorm.Background[]After the First Tiberium War, these tanks were phased out of service in favor of the new Mammoth Mk. II walkers. Some of them were used as targets for weapons testing by GDI[2] and Nod[3]. The Forgotten also used several of these vehicles in their arsenal[4].During GDI's assault on Kane's temple in Cairo, several Mammoth tanks were found near a TW1-era GDI base, still in operating conditions despite decades of neglect[5].Mammoth Tanks would return to service after the firestorm conflict.Game unit[] Three Mammoth tanks near an abandoned GDI base Mammoth tanks cannot be built, and only appear during certain campaign missions. Most notably, three Mammoth tanks can be found in Final Conflict, at an abandoned GDI base near the northwestern Nod base. Once approached, they can be controlled by the player. In the Nod's side mission Blackout, three of them can be found at an abandoned base northwest of the map. In the Nod missions Sheep's Clothing (TS) and Mutant Extermination (FS), they appear as enemy units, being the heaviest vehicles used by the Forgotten. They are individually powerful, each capable of taking on two Tick tanks. However, they are few in number, and the Forgotten cannot construct more. The Mammoth tank is armed with a pair of powerful cannons and anti-air missiles. It is also extremely durable and also has the ability to self-repair to 50% health (though it cannot do so if its health is less than 4%). Its greatest weakness is its very slow speed, which can leave it vulnerable to enemy artillery and stationary defenses.Gallery[] A mid-development Tiberian Sun screenshot showing Nod-controlled Mammoth tanks References[]↑ Nov. 2, 2009. Mastodon. Electronic Arts. Nov. 2, 2009.↑ Westwood Studios, Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun. Nod mission 10: "Destroy Mammoth Mk. II Prototype".↑ Westwood Studios, Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun. GDI mission 10a: "Destroy Prototype Facility".↑ Westwood Studios, Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun - Firestorm. Nod mission 4: "Mutant Extermination".↑ Westwood Studios, Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun. GDI mission 12: "Final Conflict".v·d·e Global Defense Initiative Second Tiberium War Arsenal UnitsInfantryLight infantryDisc throwerEngineerField medicJump jet infantryGhost StalkerUmagon(campaign only)Mutant hijacker(campaign only)Riot soldier(campaign only)VehiclesHarvesterWolverineTitanAmphibious APCHover MLRSMobile sensor arrayJuggernautLimpet droneMobile EMPMobile Construction VehicleMobile war factoryDisruptorMammoth Mk.