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Red Alert 2: Yuri's Revenge - Testing Chaos Drones

The long awaited Chaos Drone is finally here! The outcome of most battles between infected units and the regular ones were quite unique and unpredictable. I have to say a big thanks to a new user "Tutankhamun" for volunteering in helping out and creating the perfect scenario to make this test possible. So basically, what is a Chaos Drone? Chaos Drone is a unit available only to Yuri. It costs 1000 resources but if used correctly it can worth the investment. Despite being a light vehicle in terms of survivability, the Chaos Drone is a fast moving vehicle and speed is very crucial for it to work effectively. It can literally cause "chaos" if it manages to penetrate into a group of vehicles even for a few seconds. Once units are affected they start attacking any unit nearby. The infected units deal the same damage but attack much faster. As long as the Chaos Drone stays close to the infected units and keeps spreading the gas the units will be permanently in "berserk" mode. They will also never attack the Chaos Drone itself. If the Chaos Drone is destroyed or stops spreading the gas, the infection lasts for a few seconds and the unit will return to it's normal mode after that. Chaos Drone can't affect your own units, thus making this test was a bit more complicated and harder to complete. The variations along with the power ups and promotions are endless thus I included only the most interesting ones. Come to think, there are many ways to power up your units that you may not have thought of. As it seems, the complete scenario would be an Elite Unit with a power-up Crate in a Tank Bunker while being infected by Chaos Drone. Can you imagine it?! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- • Red Alert 2: Yuris Revenge playlist:    • Red Alert 2: [YR] - 1 vs 7 Brutals [No bri...   • Facebook:   / youtubetg   • Forum for help and discussions: https://forums.cncnet.org/forum/56-re...