Engineers can be used to capture enemy structures. For this, an Engineer is trained to be familiar with the standardized computer equipment present in most structures, particularly the Master Control Terminal. The most highly trained engineers memorized blue prints of the structures, and then used small explosive charges to break their way in. During the First Tiberium War, it would take five Engineers to break into a fully armoured enemy structure, but if it were damaged, it could take less. By the Second Tiberium War, this was overcome by superior training and better explosive charges. These engineers are capable of taking over enemy structures almost instantly, but there is a price tag attached: these engineers cost over 4 times the price of a basic infantry unit. The Engineer is requir
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