Terrain tiles around the Chronosphere are marked as trigger in the map editor. If any of your ground units steps on any of the tiles before you destroy all Radar Domes, it triggers the Chronosphere's self-destruction. What's even more interesting is that, despite the fact you captured it and it was obviously alive when the mission ended, Stalin in the next cutscene is fuming about the mission being a failure, suggesting the Chronosphere exploded again, like in the previous mission. I believe that's exactly what happens in the original version of the game when you try to capture it. Instead, you're supposed to leave it alone and capture the nearby Tech Center to win the mission. This is either an oversight in Remastered, or the devs purposely made it that way, but now the next cutscene makes no sense whatsoever. 🙂
@@MisterMarin yer I did a bit of reading up on this one cause there was a lot of failure with it and even after I did radar domes it kept exploding on me I didn’t understand it. It’s why it’s took me a few days for the video. Just glad I got there in the end. And as regards to the cutscene that does sound a bit confusing that he’s saying we failed when we haven’t. Perhaps he’s been watching what I’ve been doing that wasn’t recorded 😂
@@Sharkman-627 Well, according to Nadia, there is another Radar Dome in the area, placed outside the map boundaries which triggers the Chronosphere destruction, but it seems this mission is either bugged in Remastered, or purposely altered for some reason. Either way, you're not supposed to be able to capture the Chronosphere. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@@MisterMarin As I was reading quite a few people I saw mentioned it was bugged but the way around it was to defeat everything and everyone on the map. Tbh that seemed to work lol 😂
@@Sharkman-627 This mission has two variants, two maps to choose from. Try the other one too. It's ripe for using Cruisers, if you capture Allied tech. 🙂
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Terrain tiles around the Chronosphere are marked as trigger in the map editor. If any of your ground units steps on any of the tiles before you destroy all Radar Domes, it triggers the Chronosphere's self-destruction.
What's even more interesting is that, despite the fact you captured it and it was obviously alive when the mission ended, Stalin in the next cutscene is fuming about the mission being a failure, suggesting the Chronosphere exploded again, like in the previous mission. I believe that's exactly what happens in the original version of the game when you try to capture it. Instead, you're supposed to leave it alone and capture the nearby Tech Center to win the mission.
This is either an oversight in Remastered, or the devs purposely made it that way, but now the next cutscene makes no sense whatsoever. 🙂
@@MisterMarin yer I did a bit of reading up on this one cause there was a lot of failure with it and even after I did radar domes it kept exploding on me I didn’t understand it. It’s why it’s took me a few days for the video. Just glad I got there in the end.
And as regards to the cutscene that does sound a bit confusing that he’s saying we failed when we haven’t. Perhaps he’s been watching what I’ve been doing that wasn’t recorded 😂
@@Sharkman-627 Well, according to Nadia, there is another Radar Dome in the area, placed outside the map boundaries which triggers the Chronosphere destruction, but it seems this mission is either bugged in Remastered, or purposely altered for some reason. Either way, you're not supposed to be able to capture the Chronosphere. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@@MisterMarin As I was reading quite a few people I saw mentioned it was bugged but the way around it was to defeat everything and everyone on the map. Tbh that seemed to work lol 😂
@@Sharkman-627 This mission has two variants, two maps to choose from. Try the other one too. It's ripe for using Cruisers, if you capture Allied tech. 🙂
@@MisterMarin I probably wish I had done now as this one really stressed me out 😂