http://www.commandandconquer.com/news/developer-qa-session-14

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3. Are there blue Tiberium crystals?
There are in fact both green and blue Tiberium crystals. The blue crystals are especially volatile when destroyed, but are also especially valuable.

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Command & Conquer 4 takes a more fast-paced, action approach to harvesting than in previous titles. In C&C4, the Tiberium Control Network has been developed thanks to Kane’s intimate knowledge of Tiberium partnered with GDI’s extensive resources. The GDI-Nod alliance created the TCN to harness Tiberium and prevent it from destroying humanity, but the alliance will soon be put to the test. As GDI and Nod forces find themselves on the doorstep of the Fourth Tiberium War, the need for the mysterious crystal to upgrade weapon systems and power more advanced units has become a chief concern for all Commanders.

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http://www.commandandconquer.com/news/developer-qa-session-13

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What subterranean units are in the game for Nod besides the Scorpion Tank?

Each of the Nod classes in C&C 4 has at least one unit that has a burrowing capability. The Scorpion Tank, Spider Tank, and the Widow form a subterranean strike force capable of dishing out a lot of damage before retreating underground for the Offense class. Support sports the Tyrant, an agile laser cannon that enhances nearby allies and can quickly turn the tide of battle. The Defense class utilizes burrowing in two ways. The Reckoner can be upgraded with a drill tip and additional armor, allowing a cadre of infantry to get...

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http://www.commandandconquer.com/news/gdi-titan-unit-profile

"In the years before the Third Tiberium War, the Steel Talons began development on the second generation Titan walker. The plans called for top-tier robotic technology, diamond-hard battle armor, and legs able to traverse jungle, marsh and rocky terrain more easily than conventional tracked vehicles. The result was the Titan Mk. II, which saw years of service at the hands of the Steel Talons before being pulled out of service in favor of the less expensive Predator Tank."

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http://www.commandandconquer.com/news/beta-uplink-series-part-4-support-class

Support Class players can quickly span the map with their forces to help their allies through speedy aircraft, support powers, and destructive strikes. While the Support Class is very quick, many of their units are not armored enough to take on enemy forces head to head as easily as the Offense Class. However, teching up to tier 3 will give you access to the mighty GDI Kodiak or Nod Leviathan, the slow moving nightmares of the skies. Support Powers consume Support Points that charge up throughout the match in three different ways – naturally over time, buffing allies or debuffing enemies, and dealing damage. The...

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