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earth 2160 manualIt doesn't matter how i equip it. I can't insert any infantry as pilot (even not the driver). Anyone knows how to make the planes fly? I just updated my computer and re-installed, started up the game and I'm unable to activate. The servers are unavailable. I tried reaching out to the company, however, their website is no longer available either topware.com. Their facebook page exists but last post was almost a year ago. Has this company gone belly up. I'm not going to attempt to call internationally just to activate a game this old. You would think there would be a patch to bypass. The port is done with Wine and is tested for latest Steam OS and Ubuntu. If any problems occur please post here. After 10 years of duty we need to make some changes and will also move the server to a new location. No base building, no research, no unit design, no thing to do here. The Alien one is soooo boring. No base building, no research, no unit design, just waste hours cloning everything 50 times having to fight the path finding system the whole way. If it's a spaceship mission you at least get to blow everything up after building a fleet. A ground only mission; just watch your massive army die as they get spread over a mile of poor map design, countless path finding errors and enemy air attacks. Automatic, electronic module of control and correction No upgrades possible. Equipped with a force. Possible Upgrades: Every GENIUS Fully robotized assembly hall and warehouse Units produced use production complex Equipped with a teleportation system terminal. Fully robotized hangar for flying Capable of teleporting up to 6 units of Requires: Mayhem Rocket Launcher A 'blast from the past' - still useful Contains a force field generator and a modular Completely Almost entirely immune to biological weapons.http://ecole-belair.com/ecole/create-training-manual-in-word.xml
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Requires: Jaguar A cheap automatic unit, devoid of Well armored and supplied with an efficient A large ammunition production unit, indispensible Depending on its mounted Standard equipment: 2 Chainguns Upon close enemy Standard equipment: Plasma Cannon Required research: Jaguar Heavily armored machine on four Requires: Jaguar Unfortunately its size causes a decrease in Requires: Kazuar It's used as a recon unit, but its weak Requires: Scarab Its only drawback Requires: Scarab Equipped with Requires: Kazuar, Communication device An overview of the. To adapt the design to 22nd Century demands, the scientists modified it so that one man could operate it. The steering stand is situated inside the chassis right beneth the turret, giving the operator better protection. A targeting computer installed in the turret controls the firing. Although it isn't a particularly large unit, it comes with high-quality armor enabling it to take part in very dangerous operations. It can also travel over most type of terrian. Unfortunately, the generator is not powerful enough for a laser weapon. The Pamir can be armed with the following weaponry, and is thus effected by upgrades to said weapons. This only suggests apps that are available on the Steam store. All times on the site are UTC. Now they are fighting for the survival of the human species. Their base is one large building comprising of smaller variable parts. They are on the package page.Only ground targets.All times on the site are UTC. Learn more - opens in a new window or tab This amount is subject to change until you make payment. For additional information, see the Global Shipping Programme terms and conditions - opens in a new window or tab This amount is subject to change until you make payment. 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Please try again.Please try again.Register a free business account Please try your search again later.Toting everything a gamer’s heart could wish for, including breathtakingly designed foreign planets, extensive battles against cunning enemies and even plots of treason from your own government faction - are you up to it.Savings represents a discount off the List Price.https://www.interactivelearnings.com/forum/selenium-using-c/topic/16415/bose-wave-radio-awrcc1-owners-manualTo calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Instead, our system considers things like how recent a review is and if the reviewer bought the item on Amazon. It also analyzes reviews to verify trustworthiness. Please try again later. Dan E 1.0 out of 5 stars An hour of trying to fix it has yielded nothing.What a bummer.No instruction manual but i can look that up so no worryIts story sucks you in like a vary good book i was always looking forward to the next part of the story.I would have say that it keeps me wanting to play it more and more.The graphics are surprisingly good for a game at such a low price. but.i just didn't get much into it. I found the pace of the game a bit slow despite a sure potential in terms of buildings, units.I ll probably come back around one day or even try the other older versions.Ich hatte es vor Jahren einmal mit dem Spiel probiert und an manchen Passagen war es doch sehr frustrierend. Ich bin ein gro?er Fan der Earth Reihe und finde es au?erordentlich schade, dass es wohl keine Fortsetzung geben wird. Mir personlich hat 2150 besser gefallen als der Nachfolger, aber beide Spiele haben sehr gute Spielkonzepte. Beim 2160 Fehlt eindeutig ein Addon, das gewisse Verbesserungen bezuglich der Steuerung nachliefert und Elemente die in 2150 bereits vorhanden waren wie z.B. die Moglichkeit Plattons zu bilden und Formationen auszuwahlen. Fur den Preis ein guter Kauf.Mein Windows 7 64-bit Rechner wollte das schon mit der Earth 2150 Original CD nicht mehr, egal welchen Kompatibilitatsmodus ich eingeworfen habe. 5 Sterne und eine Kaufempfehlung von mir. Get Known if you don't have an accountEarth 2140 (1997) - The first part of the series and the only 2D title, taking place sometime during an 8 year war between 2140 and 2148 between the United Civilized States and the Eurasian Dynasty, fighting over the last resources of the planet.http://instalaciones-martinez.com/images/canon-sd550-manual.pdf It eventually received two additional mission packs, titled Mission Pack 1 and Mission Pack 2 - Final Conflict. Earth 2150: Escape From the Blue Planet (2000) - The second main title of the series and one of the first commercial full-3D games of its kind, although it was released later than Homeworld and Warzone 2100. The game has several features that distinguish it from contemporary Real-Time Strategy games, including active pause, a day-night cycle, weather conditions, customizable units, a global countdown in campaign mode and 3 factions (with the Lunar Corporation as a new side) with far more extensive differences than in the previous title, centered on a struggle to escape the imminent destruction of the planet. Earth 2150: The Moon Project (2001) - A standalone Expansion Pack taking place contemporary to the main game, with a plot centered on the Lunar Corporation's attempt to develop a superweapon that could tip the balance of power on Earth via Orbital Bombardment all the way from the safety of the Moon. It expanded the armory of all three factions with a few new units and weapons including stationary heavy artillery, additional naval options, dedicated scout aircraft and balance changes to the existing units, running on a slightly upgraded version of the main game's engine. Advertisement: Earth 2150: Lost Souls (2002) - The second and final standalone expansion pack, taking place during the final days of the main game. Unlike the main game and The Moon Project, Lost Souls abandons the branching campaign mission tree in favor of a linear plot chronicling the final desperate attempts to escape Earth. It does not add any new units or structures, but it runs on the same engine as The Moon Project to the point where the final patches for both games added multiplayer cross-compatibility between each other. World War 3: Black Gold (2001) - A prequel taking place 20 Minutes into the Future, running on an upgraded version of the 2150 engine. It depicts the beginning of an armed conflict between the US, Russia and Iraq over control of the world's oil supply which starts the world on the downhill slide into the state it ends in by the time of the chronologically later games. While keeping many of the same game mechanics from 2150, its campaign layout is more closer to 2140 than the later games. Advertisement: Earth 2160 (2005) - The final main title of the series (and somewhat of an Artifact Title since it doesn't actually take place on Earth), concluding the story with a war spanning across most of the Solar System. Unfortunately, the games' relative obscurity and TopWare's ongoing financial troubles, including bankruptcy in 2016, means there's practically zero chance for the series to be revived. Earth 2150 is unrelated to Daleks' Invasion Earth: 2150 A.D. As a whole, the series contains examples of the following tropes: After the End: The series begins nearly a century after World War 3 all but destroyed human civilization in 2048. Europe and South East Asia are mentioned in the 2150 manual as having taken the worst of the damage while the US got away with comparatively moderate devastation due to their SDI missile defense systems. 2160 takes it even further by taking place after the destruction of Earth itself. All There in the Manual: The manual of Escape From the Blue Planet is quite extensive in describing the backstory and units of each faction. Black Gold, however, was panned by critics for giving little actual information about the in-game units beyond flavor text. Apocalypse How: In 2148, nuclear weapons were used with giant explosions on the north pole. This knocked Earth out of orbit. At the start of Earth 2150 when the first effects of this were noticed, Earth will spiral towards the sun in 180 days. Also of note is that the temperature is globally at winter levels at the start of the campaign. Artificial Gravity: The propulsion of all LC units and UCS aerial units in 2140 and 2150, both copied from alien technology. Black-and-Gray Morality: Hoo, boy. The ED is by far the blackest of the three factions, forcibly cyborgizing their own citizens to reduce their ration requirements, gleefully using LC prisoners of war as sex slaves in ways the girls don't survive for long and having absolutely zero problem with slinging nukes around. Compared to them, the UCS are much grayer with their only apparent sin being their decadence - but as the Lost Souls manual reveals, even they are not above converting handicapped soldiers into Wetware CPUs. Compared to those two, the LC are practically blindingly bright, but even they force their youth into whatever career path benefits the LC itself rather than letting them choose. By 2160 the LC is just as gray as the others by doing research into biological weapons and mind control, putting away those who protest on moral grounds into insane asylums, while some ED officers come across as outright heroic with their blatant disregard of state propaganda. Cool Bike: The UCS HellBike from 2140, armed with napalm grenade launchers, and the ED GAZ-49P Dubna from 2160 that can be armed with one of four weapons. Crapsack World: 2140 gives us a great example of this with the already devastated and post-apocalyptic Earth being ravaged even further by a decade-long war between the decadent UCS and the brutal ED, the latter of whom forcibly convert their own citizens into cyborgs and routinely execute the lazy. 2150 takes this Up to Eleven with the destruction of Earth itself. By the time period of 2160, even the formerly Wide-Eyed Idealist LC is doing highly unethical research they vehemently defend as necessary for their continued survival. Easy Logistics: Averted from 2150 onward by non-energy weapons having finite ammo, requiring periodic resupply. Played straight with everything else. The Empire: Eurasian Dynasty, to the point where the Khan in The Moon Project looks like Emperor Palpatine from Star Wars.Enemy Exchange Program: In 2140, critically damaged but not yet dead vehicles become disabled and can be captured with a repair unit. ED ion cannons can disable enemies on purpose without risking an accidental kill. Both sides can also capture enemy buildings by storming them with infantry, as well as fortify their buildings with infantry to hinder enemy capture attempts. In 2150, ED ion cannons and LC electro-cannons inflict electrical damage that can non-lethally disable the target, allowing a repairer unit to capture it (and they do that automatically unless told otherwise). As long as electrical damage is not yet maxed out, the target will recover on its own after a while but if it gets fully disabled, only a repairer can get it operational again. Ion cannons are specifically designed for this, as they knock out unshielded targets in one shot and inflict no physical damage while electro-cannons require multiple hits and can fairly quickly kill the target by accident. There's no limit as to what can be captured, but LC buildings cannot be powered and production structures cannot build anything if captured by another faction. The ED is the only faction that can both disable and capture; the LC can disable but lacks repairers to capture, the UCS can capture but has no weapons that can disable. The Moon Project introduces the Building Grabber special weapon whose only purpose is capturing buildings, without even having to paralyze them first. All factions have it. 2160 mostly did away with this. LC Hackers can reprogram UCS robots at range given enough time, which can go into Awesome, but Impractical territory if you cannot defend them. LC psionic weapons can also brainwash enemy units, but they have an equal chance of turning them into a crazed, randomly-firing neutral unit as well. Also, the aliens have a unit named Gryllopian Brainer - huge, six-legged, walking brain - which can capture an infinite number of enemy units with frightening speed but it is absolutely useless against UCS units, aircraft and buildings. The UCS can also capture non-UCS vehicles by using radiation weapons to kill the pilot and replace him with their own. Black Gold has the Russians being able to disable and capture enemy units by hitting them with nerve gas to kill the crew. The Federation: The United Civilized States was one, formed out of 12 former US states, before the de facto takeover by advisor AIs that turned out to be better at decision-making than the officials they were supposed to advise. Fog of War: Present in all games, but not visually depicted after 2140 (where the fog can be turned off altogether). In 2150, vehicles at night can turn on their headlights to gain longer sight range at the cost of making themselves more visible. Friendly Fireproof: Averted in 2140 but both averted and played straight in later games. Units have no problem shooting through each other with no damage, but structures can be easily hit and even destroyed by friendly projectiles if they happen to be in the way. Hero Unit: Fang is such unit in the Escape From the Blue Planet LC campaign. If you lose him, game over. Some hero units appear in Black Gold as well. 2160 has plenty of such units, both story-only and neutral. Most of them come with their own vehicles, firearms and abilities. Imported Alien Phlebotinum: Some of the most advanced technology of UCS and LC was reverse-engineered from a UFO at Area 51 and an abandoned alien base on the Moon, respectively. The 2150 version of the ED ion cannon is also of alien origin, courtesy of an alien base in Australia. Invisibility Cloak: UCS Shadow technology, hiding all friendlies within range. Up until 2160, invisible units can shoot just fine without revealing themselves but from 2150 onward, units must turn their lights off in order to remain hidden at night. In 2140, the UCS mounts Shadow field generators on dedicated unarmed vehicles. Defense towers and ED Screamer tanks carrying jammers reveal Shadowed units in a radius. By 2150, the UCS not only has a building-mounted version, but also managed to downscale Shadow field generators to the point where they can be mounted on either Spider mechs as a dedicated Shadow unit or Panther and Jaguar heavy mechs without compromising their combat capability. The ED similarly managed to upgrade their Screamer jammers into both building-mounted and unit-portable versions, while the LC can mount detector units on their Phobos utility craft for detecting Shadowed units and the UCS themselves know how to counteract Shadow with unit-mounted radar antennas. Shadow generally works against the AI, but harassing it with invisible units too much will randomly result in the AI force-firing at one of the invisible units in question the same way a human player would. By The Moon Project, the ED successfully reverse-engineered captured UCS Shadow field generators to develop the Ruslan stealth tank that can only cloak itself but can be a nasty surprise if the enemy doesn't expect it, especially if armed with energy weapons that don't require a still very much visible supply transport helicopter to reload them. In 2160, the UCS once again only has dedicated Shadow units in the form of Salamander support mechs carrying OC-21 Shadow field generators. It can hide small army like in 2140 but unlike in the old games, invisibility is broken as soon as the unit starts shooting. Just Before the End: In 2150, Earth has been knocked out of its orbit by a massive nuclear barrage at the North Pole. The objective of the game is to get off the planet before it collides with the Sun. Also present to a lesser extent in Black Gold, which takes place about 40 years before the nuclear war that devastates the world to the point seen in the chronologically later games. Kinetic Weapons Are Just Better: Averted in terms of damage output in 2140 and 2150. Generally, kinetic weapons like cannons and missiles have superior range but inferior per-shot damage output compared to energy weapons due being mitigated by armor (energy weapons bypass armor), with some obvious exceptions like artillery. However, kinetic weapons also ignore shields, giving them a niche to excel in in the late game. In 2160, the above disparity is mitigated by the fact that although all armor types reduces kinetic damage to some extent, the overall damage of most kinetic weapons has been increased to match energy weapons, nearly all weapons have a positive damage multiplier against specific target types and some kinetic weapons inflict shockwave-type damage which outright bypasses armor altogether. Kill Sat: The UCS superweapon in 2140 and 2150 works by firing powerful plasma cannons from the ground and then directing the projectile with satellites. In The Moon Project, the LC is trying to build a ring around a Moon designed to fire shots at Earth-based targets. A Lighter Shade of Grey: The Lunar Corporation starts out this way.Inverted for the Eurasian Dynasty in 2150, who are significantly darker and more evil than the other factions, and are only kept from being completely Black by the fact that they're fighting for survival just like the others. Macross Missile Massacre: Rocket launchers. In 2140, many units have them, chief of all being the UCS Big Mech that can fire 16 light missiles in one salvo. In Earth 2150, vehicles on the heavy end can mount several of these and upgraded version gain either a faster rate of fire (ED and LC) or bigger salvos fired at once (UCS). Mecha: The majority of the UCS' ground forces, delivered in Walking Tank, Chicken Walker and Spider Tank flavors and ranging in size from Mini-Mecha to Humongous Mecha the size of smaller base structures. Even their infantry are Terminator expies. Mighty Glacier: Heavy units for all sides from all parts of series qualify as this. More Dakka: In 2150, the ultimate unit for each side has less armor and HP than mid-game units (buffed up to the same values in The Moon Project ), but has two heavy turret hardpoints for twice the firepower. Arguably, the UCS has the most powerful defense building in the form of the Fortress, which can mount four turrets. The only other structure in the game capable of mounting the same level of firepower is the LC Main Base, which isn't even a defensive structure. Also, some heavy guns and the heavy version of the UCS light rocket launcher has a sub-hardpoint for mounting an additional light weapon. To put that in practice, one of the AI's favorite UCS unit designs in Lost Souls is a Jaguar mech carrying a heavy rocket launcher which is basically two gatling rocket launchers strapped together, plus a light rocket launcher firing salvos of 4 missiles at a time, plus another light rocket launcher in the other one's sub-hardpoint that fires in salvos of 3, resulting in a combined firepower of 9 missiles per salvo that can very nearly kill any air unit in the game in one salvo. Another frequent AI design is a Jaguar carrying a double-barreled heavy plasma cannon and two double-barreled light plasma cannons, resulting in a storm of green bolts that can tear the strongest shields apart in seconds. The Moon Project introduces the Fat Girl, a new LC unit that can quadruple-wield light weapons once fully upgraded. What it lacks in caliber, it makes up for in quantity. Many weapon upgrades follow the same philosophy: tack on another barrel and double ammo capacity. This is the 2160 design theory behind the LC's ultimate ground vehicle, the Charon. The LC doesn't have the chemical weapons of the ED and aliens, nor do they have the bouncing energy beams of the UCS. So to counter this discrepancy in firepower, where everyone else mounts two heavy weapons on their ultimate vehicle, the LC has three heavy weapons and a small gun. The LC also do this with their defense modules for their towers, where they can stack multiple three-gun platforms on each other. The UCS use this for their infantry. They have mini-guns mounted on their hands and while each individual shot doesn't match the energy rifles used by LC and ED infantry, the sheer amount of depleted uranium dished out make up for this. Multiple Life Bars: The 2150 games have no less than four bars: health (obvious), shield note soaks up damage from energy weapons until depleted, heat note inflicted by laser weapons, maxing it out instantly kills the unit regardless of health; units will cool off on their own but buildings won't and electronics note inflicted by ion weapons and LC electro-cannons; depleting about half of it will stun the target, fully depleting it will completely incapacitate the target and make it capturable by repairers. Depleting this one will permanently mind-control the unit to the attacker's faction (unless the former owner mind-controls it back). Only appears on organic units or vehicles with a pilot - leading to the logical conclusion that the UCS is completely immune to these weapons. Nuke 'em: The premise deals with a nuclear war in 2048, as well as a nuclear barrage that shifted Earth's orbit. This is traditionally the ED's superweapon in 2140 and 2150. In both games, the UCS have an SDI Defense Center structure whose only purpose is blowing up incoming nukes before they impact. The Moon Project upgrades them to intercept UCS Plasma Control Center bolts as well. Powered Armor: Androids and cyborgs are present in 2140 and 2160.Not to mention that ambient temperatures on the volcanic and lava pits tilesets are a bit too high to have a stroll outside. Prequel in the Lost Age: Black Gold, depicting how the US and Russia started the conflict between each other that down the line led to the nuclear holocaust setting up the setting for 2140. Reinventing the Wheel: Played straight in 2140, where all technologies in the Research Center must be re-researched in each mission. Thankfully, the process requires no player action, just time until everything becomes available. Averted in the 2150 campaign, which preserves research between missions. Additionally, each side except the Lost Souls UCS faction has an off-map main base. Units and money in this base are always preserved, those left in the mission area are permanently lost. To this end, the player is provided a special air unit whose purpose is facilitating transfers between bases. If the player had a mining operation going on when ending the mission, all remaining resources on the map are automatically transferred to the Spaceport offscreen provided there are no more enemy forces remaining on the map, letting the player proceed to the next mission without having to waste days from the campaign time limit waiting for the mining to finish. The Moon Project and Lost Souls furthermore transfers any remaining money in the mission area back to the main base so that the player won't have to haul it over manually via the Landing Zone; mining the map bare and selling all structures except the Landing Zone will net you the highest possible gain. In fact, many walkthroughs and strategy guides recommend you to only build power plants, defenses and resource infrastructure in the mission area, producing and ferrying reinforcements solely from the main base instead of building them on-site. Aside from scripted events in the Moon Project ED campaign, your main base can never be attacked despite there being announcer sound files for all three factions for it. In 2160, completed research is preserved from mission to mission. There is no main base like in the previous games, but any units with experience are automatically sent over to the next mission when the previous one ends, regardless of what kind of unit it is. Even ED pad-based aircraft is transferred over. Ranged Energy Weapons: Lots of 'em. Used because their ammunition does not need resupply micromanagement. They lose their superiority to conventional weapons once Deflector Shields (and in 2160, reflective armor) come into play. Energy Ball: The UCS plasma cannon, capable of killing any unshielded target very quickly - and by the time heavy plasma cannons are available on the field, even shields won't help much. Receives an Anti-Air variant in The Moon Project, which is murderously powerful and fast-firing in comparison to other AA weapons. Frickin' Laser Beams: The ED laser cannon. Deals direct damage in 2140 and 2160, heats up the target without immediate physical damage until explosion in 2150. Lightning Gun: The LC electro-cannon. Unshielded targets that survive destruction may fall victim to a secondary Static Stun Gun effect. Static Stun Gun: The ED ion cannon and the LC electro-cannon. The former is built for EMP from the ground-up. LC units suffer most when affected by these, because the LC does not have repairer technology to recover units from incapacitation. Sonic Scream: The LC sonic cannon, an Area of Effect weapon. Useful against masses and doubly useful for being Friendly Fireproof. Triple if gravity bombs are removed from play.Robot War: UCS armed forces are made up entirely of machines and are controlled by an AI. ED uses cyborgs in 2140 and 2160. Shout-Out: The name of the hacker that is fighting UCS is Neo. He is later captured and turned into an AI. UCS infantry units from 2140 look like Terminators.