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| - A blockade is structured in a number of rounds, in a best-of-five format. Each round takes approximately 45 minutes and is followed by a 15-minute break, except that, between rounds 3 and 4, if the blockade lasts that long, the break is 1 hour longer, lasting 1 hour and 15 minutes. For more information on how to win a round, see the section on scoring. For details on how a commanding officer controls the ship and navigates the board, see sea battle.
- Unit attachment will allow sea units to blockade territories. (squid daddy) (may need to set sea zone to have exactly 0 production for this to work, haven't tested yet)
- Blockade(封鎖Fūsa) is the second track in the biohazard DEGENERATION ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK. It is 01:29 in length, and was composed by Tetsuya Takahashi.
- Blockade is the third level of Chapter 4 of Turok: Evolution.
- Blockade is a technology in Age of Empires III, available in the Imperial Age. It blocks enemy players from receiving shipments from their Home Cities for the rest of the game. It's available at the Capitol for Europeans, and the Town Center for Asians and Native Americans.
- Blockade is a status effect unique to Random Kingdom III. It is indistinguishable from Stasis in all but the source from which it is applied and the fact that Blockade is only one constituent part of Stasis. Anything under the effect of Blockade is encapsuled in an amber-colored bubble of energy and its animation will be frozen mid-movement (like Stop). Complete immunity to physical attacks (non-Magic) is conferred by this status effect.
- "Blockade" är det nittonde avsnittet av andra säsongen av Stargate Universe, och 39:e episod totalt.
- Blockade (Bloqueo en español), es el segundo soundtrack del OST Biohazard Degeneration: Original Soundtrack utilizado en la película CGI Resident Evil: Degeneration.
- Blockade is the fourth campaign mission of Ace Combat 04: Shattered Skies. It is a relatively simple mission which introduces the player to the concept of radar jamming.
- Wise, noble, and benevolent leader of the renegade squadron, Blockade is quite protective. Especially when it involves Terrance as being primary target of the decepticon survivors. He is often referred to as 'a giant gaurd dog' by Terrance when she and Sparkshot try to escape for some fun. "So long as there are innocence that need protection, I will not cave." —Blockade
- Blockade is the 125th level in Chip's Challenge Level Pack 1. It was created by Archie Pusaka.
- Blockade is the ancient practice of screening a given destination with military forces in an effort to prevent "undesirable" ships from visiting the blockaded port. Given the vast reaches that must be interdicted, space blockades are rarely effective for long unless the blockading faction is prepared to continuously commit enormous forces to the effort. In many cases (the planet Merrol comes to mind), the blockade is more a declaration of intentions that a fact of life.
- "Blockade" is the nineteenth episode in the second season of Stargate Universe.
- __NOEDITSECTION__ __NOEDITSECTION__ File:Nav bar left.png Blockade File:Nav bar right.png File:Quest Boss Icon.png Blockade is a that is part of the The Straits of Qarth storyline. File:World Battle of Blackwater.jpg Realizing there is no way around the slave ships, you decide to brazen it out. You're in a Yunkish ship yourself...
- Special Part(s): GD_Aster_Shields.A_Item.Aster_Seraph_Blockade_Shield GD_Aster_ItemGrades.Shields.Aster_Seraph_Blockade_Shield_Balance GD_Aster_Shields.Accessory.Accessory_Blockade GD_Aster_Shields.Material.Aster_Seraph_Blockade_Shield_Material [Blockade Variants] The Blockade is a Seraph shield manufactured by Anshin. It appears exclusively in Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep. The Blockade can only be obtained as a rare drop from the Ancient Dragons of Destruction.
- Blockade is a Player Versus Player Arcade Game from 1977, released by Gremlin. Players control the direction of two arrows moving across the screen, but can't stop them from moving. Each arrow leaves a wall of bricks behind it. The objective is to get the other player to crash into a wall, either yours, his own, or the wall surrounding the screen.
- This is a strategy for controlling an opponent's expansion while subsequently getting a straight shot at their base by creating a "wall" around them, keeping them locked in while still battering them. The first step in accomplishing such a tactic is knowing the map: Where are the entrances to an enemy's main base? If it's open, is it near water or landlocked? Is it on an island? The answer to these questions determines the means by which to block them. The easiest way to accomplish this would be if the enemy's base is in open terrain, with no mountains or cliffs surrounding it; or on a small island. For land blockades, the key units would be tanks, artillery, mobile AA, bots and, at later points of the game, experimentals (If the enemy was not destroyed earlier on). Keeping a circular wall
- Ever wanted to run illicit weapons and energon moonshine past armed blockade ships? Ever wanted to hunt down smugglers and bail out a world beleaguered by crime run rampant? Come to Pz-Zazz, where you can find anything... for a price.
- thumb|Derna unter bajoranischer Blockade Als Blockade bezeichnet man einen Vorgang im Verlauf eines Krieges oder eines Konflikts, bei dem ein Raumschiff oder in den meisten Fällen eine Flotte von Schiffen einen Planeten, ein System oder ein bestimmtes Raumgebiet abriegeln, so dass keine Schiffe einer gegnerischen Partei in den Blockaderaum ein- oder ausfliegen können. So können Nachschublieferungen und Truppenverstärkungen oder aber eine Flucht verhindert werden.
- In 2256, during the Federation-Klingon War, Starfleet maintained a blockade to protect the strategically vital planetoid Corvan II. Six months into the war, Klingon forces ambushed the blockade, leaving the planetoid open to attack. (DIS: "The Butcher's Knife Cares Not for the Lamb's Cry") One of Kyril Finn's demands in 2366 was a Federation blockade around Rutia IV. (TNG: "The High Ground" ) The following ships comprised Picard's blockade:
- A blockade is an effort to cut off food, supplies, war material or communications from a particular area by force, either in part or totally. A blockade should not be confused with an embargo or sanctions, which are legal barriers to trade, and is distinct from a siege in that a blockade is usually directed at an entire country or region, rather than a fortress or city. Most blockades historically took place at sea, with the blockading power seeking to cut off all maritime transport from and to the blockaded country; although stopping all land transport to and from an area may also be considered a blockade. In the 20th century air power has also been used to enhance the effectiveness of the blockade by halting all air traffic within the blockaded air space.
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