Raraku


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 |  Author: Gipson             |
 |  Map Name: Raraku           |
 |  Tileset: Urban, Greenland  |
 |  Editors: Annihilator, TAE  |
 |  Players: 2-6               |
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 |  Email: i.am@zdnetmail.com  |
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 Installation:
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1. Unzip all files into your totala dir.
2. Play.

 Background:
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For those of you that were (or maybe still are) into the C&C/Red Alert phase, you'd
probably know that they have designed some pretty good maps that came with the game.
I liked Raraku the most and I wanted to port this over to TA because of its design
(mainly the lots of areas where you can build good defenses).

I tried to resemble this map as close as I could to the original C&C:RA Raraku map.
The map layout of Raraku is included in the zip as well (ra-raraku.gif).  There was
no screenshot option in RA so I had to pull a few tricks and the quality was
knocked down.  You couldn't do anything about that, sorry.

 Story:
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A once, lovely world home to an ever-growing civilation that is now decimated thanks to
the heavy wars of the Arm and Core.  Battles were fought but no one side ever claimed
this metal-rich planet yet.  It is your job to do so now...once and for all.

 Other:
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I'd like to recieve feedback on this map.  It is the second I have done and I'm sure
there are things you people will love/hate.  Send to the above email address whether
your thoughts are good or bad.  Just put a suggestive subject line in the email so
I know what its about.

 Start Locations:
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 |1        2|
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 |6        5|
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 |3        4|
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 Shoutouts:
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I'd like to give a thanks to the following:
>> My friend on Kali, *WhiteStar* for playing TA with me and creating TA units that
we both use and love and also beta testing this map with me.
>> The creator of the Australia map, where I borrowed the desert sections from.
>> The creator ofthe Desert51 Map (dgoreck@hotmail.com) for the desert_addon.hpi which
I used.  Thanks.

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