Jungle Terrain - Revision history

Hobbes: categorizing

2013-07-23T03:36:17Z

categorizing

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	[[Forest Terrain]]		[[Forest Terrain]]
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			[[Category:Enemy Unknown/UFO Defense]]

Arrow Quivershaft: Added note about aliens spawning in dead-end areas.

2007-06-15T22:07:00Z

Added note about aliens spawning in dead-end areas.

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	* Due to the dense vegetation, given enough time, small fires will eventually become fairly large fires.		* Due to the dense vegetation, given enough time, small fires will eventually become fairly large fires.
	* As with some UFO corners, you can fly up into the overhanging tree canopies. There's no real benefit by doing this.		* As with some UFO corners, you can fly up into the overhanging tree canopies. There's no real benefit by doing this.
			* Aliens may spawn in areas which cannot be escaped from because of the brush. If you have cleared the UFO and the game refuses to end, this is probably your problem. The ideal method of disposal would be a grenade or three.
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Ethereal Cereal: /* Battle Notes */ sp

2006-08-07T20:24:07Z

Battle Notes: sp

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	\|[[Image:mutblending.png\|center\|244px\|Find the Muton!]]		\|[[Image:mutblending.png\|center\|244px\|Find the Muton!]]
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	\|<span style="font-size:smaller;">Be careful when making casual glances over jungle terrain. You can sometimes miss mutons that ~~our~~ out in the open.</span>		\|<span style="font-size:smaller;">Be careful when making casual glances over jungle terrain. You can sometimes miss mutons that are out in the open.</span>
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	* As with some UFO corners, you can fly up into the overhanging tree canopies. There's no real benefit by doing this.		* As with some UFO corners, you can fly up into the overhanging tree canopies. There's no real benefit by doing this.
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	==See Also==		==See Also==
	[[Forest Terrain]]		[[Forest Terrain]]
	[[Category:Terrain]]		[[Category:Terrain]]

NKF: /Added muton/jungle screenshot from Muton page/

2006-08-07T07:32:34Z

Added muton/jungle screenshot from Muton page

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	The hot steamy jungles provide a mass of vegetation that can greatly hinder movement. The tall dry grass and low brushes provide an abundance of fuel should any fires break out during the fight. The trees aren't as dense as the forest canopies, but can still provide some cover for airborne X-Com soldiers and aliens. Unlike the forests of the north, there are no hills in the jungle. However, the dense vegetation provides enough cover even on the flat land.		The hot steamy jungles provide a mass of vegetation that can greatly hinder movement. The tall dry grass and low brushes provide an abundance of fuel should any fires break out during the fight. The trees aren't as dense as the forest canopies, but can still provide some cover for airborne X-Com soldiers and aliens. Unlike the forests of the north, there are no hills in the jungle. However, the dense vegetation provides enough cover even on the flat land.




	[[Muton]]s are, curiously enough, also in their element when fighting in the Jungle. This is because they blend so well with their surroundings that it is quite easy for a careless commander to overlook a Muton standing in plain view.		[[Muton]]s are, curiously enough, also in their element when fighting in the Jungle. This is because they blend so well with their surroundings that it is quite easy for a careless commander to overlook a Muton standing in plain view.
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	==Battle Notes==		==Battle Notes==

			{\| align = "right" width = "15%" style = "background: #f0f0f0; margin:5px;"
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			\|[[Image:mutblending.png\|center\|244px\|Find the Muton!]]
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			\|<span style="font-size:smaller;">Be careful when making casual glances over jungle terrain. You can sometimes miss mutons that our out in the open.</span>
			\|}

	*The brush creates many ground-level obstacles to movement, and often divides the terrain up into natural paths that may lead to where you don't want to go. Commanders should feel encouraged to cut through the brush with weapon fire.		*The brush creates many ground-level obstacles to movement, and often divides the terrain up into natural paths that may lead to where you don't want to go. Commanders should feel encouraged to cut through the brush with weapon fire.
			* Due to the dense vegetation, given enough time, small fires will eventually become fairly large fires.
			* As with some UFO corners, you can fly up into the overhanging tree canopies. There's no real benefit by doing this.
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	==See Also==		==See Also==
	[[Forest Terrain]]		[[Forest Terrain]]
	[[Category:Terrain]]		[[Category:Terrain]]

JellyfishGreen: link Muton

2006-08-06T21:06:39Z

link Muton

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	The hot steamy jungles provide a mass of vegetation that can greatly hinder movement. The tall dry grass and low brushes provide an abundance of fuel should any fires break out during the fight. The trees aren't as dense as the forest canopies, but can still provide some cover for airborne X-Com soldiers and aliens. Unlike the forests of the north, there are no hills in the jungle. However, the dense vegetation provides enough cover even on the flat land.		The hot steamy jungles provide a mass of vegetation that can greatly hinder movement. The tall dry grass and low brushes provide an abundance of fuel should any fires break out during the fight. The trees aren't as dense as the forest canopies, but can still provide some cover for airborne X-Com soldiers and aliens. Unlike the forests of the north, there are no hills in the jungle. However, the dense vegetation provides enough cover even on the flat land.

	~~Mutons~~ are, curiously enough, also in their element when fighting in the Jungle. This is because they blend so well with their surroundings that it is quite easy for a careless commander to overlook a Muton standing in plain view.		[[Muton]]s are, curiously enough, also in their element when fighting in the Jungle. This is because they blend so well with their surroundings that it is quite easy for a careless commander to overlook a Muton standing in plain view.
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	==Battle Notes==		==Battle Notes==

Hobbes at 19:47, 29 December 2005

2005-12-29T19:47:21Z

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	The hot steamy jungles provide a mass of vegetation that can greatly hinder movement. The tall dry grass and low brushes provide an abundance of fuel should any fires break out during the fight. The trees aren't as dense as the forest canopies, but can still provide some cover for airborne X-Com soldiers and aliens. Unlike the forests of the north, there are ~~few~~ hills in the jungle. However, the dense vegetation provides enough cover even on the flat land.		The hot steamy jungles provide a mass of vegetation that can greatly hinder movement. The tall dry grass and low brushes provide an abundance of fuel should any fires break out during the fight. The trees aren't as dense as the forest canopies, but can still provide some cover for airborne X-Com soldiers and aliens. Unlike the forests of the north, there are no hills in the jungle. However, the dense vegetation provides enough cover even on the flat land.

	Mutons are, curiously enough, also in their element when fighting in the Jungle. This is because they blend so well with their surroundings that it is quite easy for a careless commander to overlook a Muton standing in plain view.		Mutons are, curiously enough, also in their element when fighting in the Jungle. This is because they blend so well with their surroundings that it is quite easy for a careless commander to overlook a Muton standing in plain view.

Papa Legba at 18:49, 29 December 2005

2005-12-29T18:49:04Z

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	The hot steamy jungles provide a mass of vegetation that can greatly hinder movement. The tall dry grass and low brushes provide an abundance of fuel should any fires break out during the fight. The trees aren't as dense as the forest canopies, but can still provide some cover for airborne X-Com soldiers and aliens.		The hot steamy jungles provide a mass of vegetation that can greatly hinder movement. The tall dry grass and low brushes provide an abundance of fuel should any fires break out during the fight. The trees aren't as dense as the forest canopies, but can still provide some cover for airborne X-Com soldiers and aliens. Unlike the forests of the north, there are few hills in the jungle. However, the dense vegetation provides enough cover even on the flat land.

	Mutons are, curiously enough, also in their element when fighting in the Jungle. This is because they blend so well with their surroundings that it is quite easy for a careless commander to overlook a Muton standing in plain view.		Mutons are, curiously enough, also in their element when fighting in the Jungle. This is because they blend so well with their surroundings that it is quite easy for a careless commander to overlook a Muton standing in plain view.

Papa Legba: /* See Also */

2005-12-29T18:47:30Z

Papa Legba at 18:29, 29 December 2005

2005-12-29T18:29:34Z

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	[[image:terrain-jungle.gif\|right\|Jungle Terrain]]		[[image:terrain-jungle.gif\|right\|Jungle Terrain]]

	The tropical wilderness can be a harsh place for skirmishes between X-Com and alien forces. ~~The hot steamy jungles provide a mass~~ of ~~vegetation that can greatly hinder movement~~. ~~The tall dry grass and low brushes provide an abundance~~ of ~~fuel should any fires break out during~~ the ~~fight~~. ~~The trees aren't as dense as~~ the ~~forest canopies~~, ~~but can still provide some cover for airborne X-Com soldiers and aliens~~.		The tropical wilderness can be a harsh place for skirmishes between X-Com and alien forces. From the Geoscape, jungle looks like expanses of rough, textured green. South of the equator, these areas will be jungle. To the north, they will be broadleaf [[Forest Terrain]].

	Mutons are, curiously enough, also in their element when fighting in the Jungle. This is because they blend so well with their surroundings that it is quite easy for a careless commander to overlook a Muton standing in plain view.

	~~Tropical jungle terrain is encountered in all forests south~~ of the ~~equator~~.		The hot steamy jungles provide a mass of vegetation that can greatly hinder movement. The tall dry grass and low brushes provide an abundance of fuel should any fires break out during the fight. The trees aren't as dense as the forest canopies, but can still provide some cover for airborne X-Com soldiers and aliens.

			Mutons are, curiously enough, also in their element when fighting in the Jungle. This is because they blend so well with their surroundings that it is quite easy for a careless commander to overlook a Muton standing in plain view.
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	==Battle Notes==		==Battle Notes==

Papa Legba: /* Battle Notes */

2005-12-29T17:43:22Z

Battle Notes

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			*The brush creates many ground-level obstacles to movement, and often divides the terrain up into natural paths that may lead to where you don't want to go. Commanders should feel encouraged to cut through the brush with weapon fire.

	==See Also==		==See Also==
	[[Category:Terrain]]		[[Category:Terrain]]

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	==See Also==		==See Also==
			[[Forest Terrain]]
	[[Category:Terrain]]		[[Category:Terrain]]