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Tiberium silo (Tiberian Sun)

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In the Second Tiberium War, the silos grew a bit larger, and hold a bit more Tiberium than before. However, as a consequence, the silos are also easier to destroy. Destruction of a full Silo scatters its contents in the immediate area, which can be devastating if the silo is full of Tiberium Vinifera due to its explosive qualities. Unlike all other versions of both the Tiberium silo and the Ore Silo, rather than storage being spread evenly across all storage buildings, one silo is filled entirely before the next one was filled. One silo can store up to 1000 credits.

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In the Second Tiberium War, the silos grew a bit larger, and hold a bit more Tiberium than before. However, as a consequence, the silos are also easier to destroy. Destruction of a full Silo scatters its contents in the immediate area, which can be devastating if the silo is full of Tiberium Vinifera due to its explosive qualities. Unlike all other versions of both the Tiberium silo and the Ore Silo, rather than storage being spread evenly across all storage buildings, one silo is filled entirely before the next one was filled. One silo can store up to 1000 credits.

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