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| − | '''Q:''' When I go through wormholes into enemy planets, | + | '''Q:''' When I go through wormholes into enemy planets, often I find these blue beams coming out of 'Tachyon Guardians' and hitting my cloaked ships. What is that? |
| − | '''A:''' | + | '''A:''' Blue beams are always tachyon beams, which "tag" any cloaked ships that come within their range, making them partially visible (and thus shootable) for around 8 seconds. Generally, the major AI unit that uses tachyon beams is the Tachyon Guardian, a fairly large stationary unit. To stop the AI from tachyoning your scouts, just blow up the Tachyon Guardian at the wormhole |
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Revision as of 18:27, 26 October 2010
Why Do Blue Beams Come Out Of Nowhere And Hit My Ships?
Q: When I go through wormholes into enemy planets, often I find these blue beams coming out of 'Tachyon Guardians' and hitting my cloaked ships. What is that?
A: Blue beams are always tachyon beams, which "tag" any cloaked ships that come within their range, making them partially visible (and thus shootable) for around 8 seconds. Generally, the major AI unit that uses tachyon beams is the Tachyon Guardian, a fairly large stationary unit. To stop the AI from tachyoning your scouts, just blow up the Tachyon Guardian at the wormhole
