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waiehustag
#1 Posted : Friday, July 30, 2010 3:38:47 PM
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1) What is the difference between America Super Weapon "Cruise" Missile and "Nuclear" Missile?

2) This kind of relates to the previous question. Why is the object I place in the map for either the cruise or nuclear missile the same appearance/object for China's nuclear laucher?

3) Where is the Lazer Tank located in the object list? I looked in lazer>vehicles and nothing is there.
ZergSwarms
#2 Posted : Saturday, July 31, 2010 2:11:01 AM
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1) They are different weapons. As far as I know, SWG's Nuclear Missile is identical to the Chinese Nuclear Missile. The Cruise Missile is its own weapon.

2) I don't understand what your asking. The USA Nuclear Missile and Cruise Missile Launchers look identical, nothing like the China Nuclear Missile Silo. You must mean the launchers look like the model for the Particle Cannon. Indeed, the circular segment is used for the launchers.

3) "Lazr_AmericaTankCrusader".
waiehustag
#3 Posted : Saturday, July 31, 2010 7:18:08 AM
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This is what I was talking about for my question in number two. The structure I place on the map is a China structure. Totally different from what the display picture for it shows.
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