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* AllYourBaseAreBelongToUs: [[spoiler:Mission Gamma 3, where NEXUS takes over Team Gamma's base and uses it against you. And Mission Gamma 5, where NEXUS starts taking over ''your'' base.]]
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* AllYourBaseAreBelongToUs: [[spoiler:Mission Gamma 3, where NEXUS takes over Team Gamma's base and uses it against you. And Mission Gamma 5, where NEXUS starts taking over ''your'' base.'''your''' base, one by one... until you research the proper level of resistance circuits to prevent this completely from thereon]]
-->[[spoiler:'''NEXUS''': Structure/unit absorbed.]]
-->[[spoiler:'''NEXUS''': Structure/unit absorbed.]]
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''Warzone 2100'', released in 1999 by Pumpkin Studios, is a RealTimeStrategy game and was one of the first to be fully 3D along with VideoGame/{{Homeworld}}. Pumpkin eventually closed down, but the game did not die. On December 6, 2004, a day now celebrated by its fans every year as 'Liberation Day', the game's source code was released under the GNU General Public License, making it a freeware game. A small but dedicated group of fan followers have worked to keep the game alive and improve it, under the Warzone Resurrection Project(also known simply as 'the Project', a token to the game's protagonist faction of the same name).
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''Warzone 2100'', released in 1999 by Pumpkin Studios, is a RealTimeStrategy game and was one of the first to be fully 3D along with VideoGame/{{Homeworld}}. Pumpkin eventually closed down, but the game did not die. On December 6, 2004, a day now celebrated by its fans every year as 'Liberation Day', the game's source code was released under the GNU General Public License, making it a freeware game. A small but dedicated group of fan followers have worked to keep the game alive and improve it, under the Warzone Resurrection Project(also Project (also known simply as 'the Project', a token to the game's protagonist faction of the same name).
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* AntiAir: The first is a quad barrel turrets that can attack [=VTOLs=], followed by a flak cannon to hit clusters of aircraft, and Surface-to-air missiles. As an emergency backup, regular machineguns and some other weapons can also target air units, but don't inflict that much damage in comparison.
* AntiStructure: The Bunker Buster missile specifically damages hardened structures and bunkers, when other artillery weapons do less damage against hardened targets.
* AntiStructure: The Bunker Buster missile specifically damages hardened structures and bunkers, when other artillery weapons do less damage against hardened targets.
* DogFoodDiet: The intro cutscene mentions that "wars over cans of dog food" became one of the biggest causes of death in the post-nuclear apocalypse world.
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* PetFoodDiet: The intro cutscene mentions that "wars over cans of dog food" became one of the biggest causes of death in the post-nuclear apocalypse world.
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* DifficultySpike: The final Alpha mission starts off with a landing in a tiny box surrounded by piles of artillery - if you didn't bring heavy enough units the mission can end right there. This narrow box is also accessible from the water, and hovercraft will constantly rush your LZ to slow down your reinforcements. Once you get a beachhead, it's a little easier, but you still have a very, very long slog through a map full of turrets and tough enemy units.
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* PetFoodDiet: The intro cutscene mentions that "wars over cans of dog food" became one of the biggest causes of death in the post-nuclear apocalypse world.
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* RockyMountainRefuge: Following the nuclear apocalypse, the founding members of The Project fled Seattle for the Rocky Mountains based on a rumor that they were relatively rad-free. and found an abandoned military base which they claimed as their base of operations.
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* RockyMountainRefuge: Following the nuclear apocalypse, the founding members of what would become The Project fled Seattle for the Rocky Mountains Mountains, based on a rumor that they were relatively rad-free. and They found an abandoned military base which they claimed as their base of operations.
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* RockyMountainRefuge: Following the nuclear apocalypse, the founding members of The Project fled Seattle for the Rocky Mountains based on a rumor that they were relatively rad-free. and found an abandoned military base which they claimed as their base of operations.
