Placing Sensory Chambers
StoatBringer
Join Date: 2003-06-09 Member: 17144Members, Constellation
<div class="IPBDescription">be sneaky</div> As a marine, if I see an invisible alien (erm.. when they become visible, that is) it tells me that there must be a sensory chamber nearby, so I start searching the corners and walls of the room until I find it and knife it. I've seen lots of marines do this. As a gorge, the impulse is to hide sensories in corners where they won't be tripped over and discovered easily, but marines know this and look in those places first.
So, use the vents whenever possible. There are lots of spaces in the vent systems where there is room to drop a sensory. It will cloak nearby aliens and is very unlikely to be found by the marines. Other good places would be under walkways, on top of crates or ceiling pipes that marines can't get to easily (until they get jetpacks, anyway).
Even if you're not a gorge, it will often pay to temp gorge and drop a sensory somewhere if you have the spare res.
So, use the vents whenever possible. There are lots of spaces in the vent systems where there is room to drop a sensory. It will cloak nearby aliens and is very unlikely to be found by the marines. Other good places would be under walkways, on top of crates or ceiling pipes that marines can't get to easily (until they get jetpacks, anyway).
Even if you're not a gorge, it will often pay to temp gorge and drop a sensory somewhere if you have the spare res.
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Also on railings, anywhere not on the ground is great. But not on RT's...