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Summary<\/h2>\n

Name:<\/span> Taiku<\/span><\/p>\n

Game mode:<\/span> Warfare<\/span><\/p>\n

Recommended number of players:<\/span> 16-32<\/span><\/p>\n

Description<\/h2>\n

The vast, rolling plains of Taiku were chosen as the optimal site for construction of the teeming transport depot that would come to be called Gilgamesh<\/a>. Tarydium ore from throughout the galaxy would one day be transported to this massive facility, but that facility would first need to be constructed. Low hills provided vantage points during the contentious construction process, while deep calderas afforded cover and access to energy shielding and health augmentation. The revolutionary twin-redundant power networks, which would become the hallmark of the Gilgamesh<\/a> facility, had the unintended side-effect of potentially rendering both power cores at the same time. This design flaw was repeatedly exploited by environmentalist rebels who sought to prevent completion of the facility.
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The heavily-reinforced, ceiling-mounted power Cores of the Gilgamesh facility were the first elements constructed.<\/figcaption><\/figure>
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Dual Power Node networks crisscross the rolling landscape of the Taiku Plain.<\/figcaption><\/figure>
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In the center of the deep calderas are energy springs that get converted into shielding and health boosts.<\/figcaption><\/figure><\/p>\n

Download<\/h2>\n

WAR-VNDL-Taiku.ut3<\/h3>\n