Command & Conquer - Tiberium Dawn
 
 Hint:
 
 Build up your base and use the engineers to steal 
 NOD or GDI construction yards trust me it works 
 really well im a C&C fanatic!!!!
 
 General Strategies:
 By David "DaveOneX" Parunakyan
 
 This guide explains how things should be done in 
 Tiberian Dawn. This includes base buildup and management, 
 defense setup, achievement of combat leadership and attacks 
 on hostile bases.
 
 The first thing you will have to do is to build your base. 
 I recommend the following scheme of building your base: 
 Power Plant 
 Barracks/Hand of Nod 
 Tiberium Refinery 
 Advanced Power Plant 
 Weapons Factory/Airstrip 
 Communications Center 
 Service Depot 
 Weapons Factory/Airstrip 
 Advanced Power Plant 
 Tiberium Refinery and several Tiberium Silos 
 Advanced Communications Center or Temple of Nod 
 Several Helicopter Pads 
 Base defensive perimeter 
 
 While building all this, keep in mind the following tips:
 
 1. Build several defensive structures once you already have 
 something to protect.
 2. Place Tiberium Refineries close to Tiberium fields so you 
 harvest Tiberium faster.
 3. Always build a second Harvester for each refinery.
 4. Surround your vital structures, such as the Construction 
 Yard, with walls if the enemy is likely to send Engineers.
 5. Place your Airstrips closer to the eastern side of your 
 base so cargo is delivered faster.
 6. Make sure you protect your Weapons Factory properly, 
 because it is very vulnerable.
 7. Don't build too many Tiberium Silos, because you are 
 likely to spend money faster than you get Tiberium in 
 quantities required to store.
 8. Build your Helicopter Pads close to each other so your 
 aircraft attack enemy targets altogether.
 9. While building your defensive perimeter, don't make the 
 passages too tight so your army can get out of the base, 
 but don't make them too wide either, so the enemy cannot 
 rush into your base. Besides, make sure there are no weak 
 points in your perimeter.
 
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 Now that you have your base up and running, attend to 
 the battles around it. I recommend sending out scouts 
 and revealing a large portion of the map so you are 
 always aware of what your enemy is doing. Besides, always 
 keep medium strength groups on the major routes to your 
 base so they engage the attacking enemy first.
 Another important thing is to engage the enemy where you 
 want and not where the enemy wants. If your units are faster, 
 hit and run the enemy force until you bring them to your 
 chosen point. If your units are slower but have more firepower, 
 either try to surround the enemy, or move your whole army in 
 a single tight group against the enemy force. What regards 
 choosing places to fight your enemy fewer vehicles than you (quantity is important), try moving 
 through tight places and then coming around, blocking the 
 enemy in the valley and methodically destroying it. If you 
 don't have many vehicles, try withdrawing to the entrance 
 into your base, because then the enemy will have to engage 
 more hostiles, including your defensive structures.
 
 If you are trying to attack the enemy and he sends out a 
 group of units to counter you, try doing one of the following 
 things: if you have units with superior range, try bombarding 
 enemy units from afar, forcing them either to withdraw, or 
 to approach you. If your units have no long-range weapons, 
 but some of them have a high speed, launch a high-speed 
 assault into the enemy base to distract the enemy, and then 
 move in your heavy armor.