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CD-Key already in Use Command and Conquer 4 Tiberium Twilight
Hello, Just purchased C&C 4 Tiberium twillight. Installed via origin, and started up and then got to the registration code part. Copied the code that i got by E-mail. Enter. Replies, CD key allready in use? What to do? Re-purchase? New CD-Key sent to me? Any help is appreciated.SolvedRed alert 2 black screen with sound and mouse
Hi all, When I open Red alert 2 or Yuri revenge I get a black screen. I do got music and a mouse. And when I slide over the screen I can hear i'm moving over the icons. Still black screen. I'm running Windows 8.1 64 bit Please help me 🙂Solved534KViews44likes96CommentsNew world request
EE_kalyn I would like to request new world with similar settings as FS22 and TIB63. Lot of players enjoy this settings and we ready for another, is that possible? Please let us know. And if possible it would be nice with a fixed power-friendly start layout, as power production is very important for this kind of worlds, just use suggestion nr1 or 2 from the vote over layouts from WCS 2023. Both are good for power production. Another thing that would be nice s if you don´t cap the poi´s but make all pois also over lvl 72 giving more bonus. That way it pays off to hunt for bigger pois and the game will be even more funny. Please let us know if you can deliver a world like this before x-mas. Best regardsSolved851Views39likes49CommentsGet Ready for Command & Conquer REMASTERED on PC
Hey all C&C fans, there's some great news for fans of the series with the announcement that a remaster of Command & Conquer: Tiberian Dawn and Command & Conquer: Red Alert with Covert Ops, Counterstrike, and Aftermath has just been announced. You can find the announcement here: https://www.ea.com/en-gb/news/details-command-and-conquer-remastered?fbclid=IwAR2FaKVdVEVVO_o8zNnLXrkk2SstTeB3jRrrYSxLrkYfAJuudBY7TPvRZKA Fellow Command & Conquer fans, A month ago, we let the Command & Conquer™ community know we were bringing the franchise back to the PC, starting with a remaster initiative. The reaction from fans has been amazing, with many of you sharing your favorite C&C moments from the past 23 years. We have been reading these comments and listening intently. And now, we are ready to reveal our first PC offering and how your suggestions are already influencing our approach. Today, I’m thrilled to tell you we are going back to the beginning. We have decided to remaster Command & Conquer: Tiberian Dawn. And while this is incredibly exciting on its own, we’re also aware of how passionate the community is about the Red Alert universe. So, we will also remaster the original Command & Conquer: Red Alert™. But what about the classic expansion packs you may ask - Covert Ops, Counterstrike, and Aftermath? Well, C&C and Red Alert wouldn’t be the same without them, so all three expansion packs will be bundled with the base games into one remastered collection - without microtransactions. In addition to the excitement and support of this remaster initiative over the past month, there has also been a healthy skepticism that we can pull this off. How are we possibly going to remaster these titles while maintaining the authenticity of the original experiences? Bottom line, there is no better way to achieve this than to partner with some of the talented developers who brought these original games to life. So, after years of the fans asking for their involvement, I am humbled to announce that EA is going to partner with Petroglyph Games to develop the C&C remastered collection. Petroglyph Games includes many of the original developers from Westwood Studios, and some of the most influential members of the original Command & Conquer development team from 1995. Joe Bostic is known as the co-creator of C&C, having also served as the Lead Programmer on Tiberian Dawn and Red Alert. Steve Tall joined Joe as a Lead Programmer on Red Alert, and Mike Legg contributed to all forms of audio systems at Westwood, having been an employee since 1986! All three members helped start Petroglyph Games in 2003 after the closure of Westwood and are joined by a veteran group of RTS developers from the past 15+ years. And don’t think we haven’t noticed the #1 request from the community in all the comments from the past month... You want Frank Klepacki. So as a cherry on top for the fans, we are thrilled to announce that Frank will be re-joining Petroglyph Games to be our Composer and Audio Director for the remaster collection! On a personal note, I can tell you the past few weeks have been surreal. During my first visit to Petroglyph, I was able to brainstorm “C&C feel” with Joe, sit with Frank and hear him recite Commando lines, and gab with Steve about whether we should fix the Tib Dawn Harvester AI. Getting to chat C&C with the original developers has been one of the highlights of my gamer journey, and I can’t wait for all the incredible conversations to come. In addition to the fantastic team at Petroglyph, we will also be partnering with Lemon Sky Studios to help bring these original games to 4k glory. Lemon Sky is one of the premier art studios around the world, with a unique specialty in remastering classic RTS titles. After meeting their team and hearing their passion for C&C, we are incredibly lucky to have them team up with Petroglyph to develop the highest quality C&C possible. The exciting part is that we haven’t started development yet. The community is literally getting in on the ground floor of this project and have every opportunity to help influence how we build this remastered experience. Please continue to engage on Reddit and community channels and help us create the best possible remasters of C&C and Red Alert! Welcome Back, Commander! Jim Vessella Jimtern I'm most looking forward for the chance to once again build a field of Tesla Coils and wreak havoc on the enemy and crush them. With that in mind, what is everyone most excited for in a remastered Command & Conquer? Darko21KViews34likes46CommentsCommand and Conquer Generals Zero Hour - Windows 10
I've been a Command and Conquer nut since the very first release. I still play C&C Generals Zero Hour under Windows 7 and it runs perfectly. I've upgraded to Windows 10 and the game will no longer launch. It has no error codes or messages. It just will not launch. Does anyone know a work around to run this game or type of game under Windows 10? I've tried using compatibility mode (XP and 7) and it doesn't change anything. Any help would be appreciated.325KViews29likes94Comments[Info] How to run older Command & Conquer titles on Windows 8.1
Some players have reported difficulties playing older Command & Conquer titles on a newer PC. The following steps should be sufficient to get your games running on Windows 8.1. Run the game in Compatibility mode and as an Administrator Older programs can be run on newer Windows OS versions by telling Windows to act like the older version they need. This is known as running the program in Compatibility mode. If you have a Desktop shortcut for the game, you can right-click that to get started. If you did not create a Desktop shortcut icon for this game, please navigate to the following folder location: C:\Program Files (x86)\Origin Games\ Within the game's folder, look for the game application itself, and right-click on it. Whether you right-clicked from the Program Files directory or the Desktop shortcut, selectProperties in the right-click menu. On the window that opens, click on the tab for Compatibility. Under Compatibility mode, check the box beside Run this program in compatibility mode for:, then select Windows XP (Service Pack 3) in the drop-down. If you are not offered Windows XP, then choose Windows Vista (Service Pack 1). Finally, in the same window, check the box beside Run this program as an administrator. ClickApply, then OK. Configure Game Properties in Origin In addition to the changes you're making on Windows, there are a couple of minor settings to configure within Origin. Launch the Origin client on your computer, and go to My Games Right-click the game, and select Game Properties In the text field, type -Win Check the box beside Disable Origin in Game for this game Click OK Run the game in 16-bit high color This change is intended to accommodate the difference in the graphics between the older game and the newer system. Right-click the game's Desktop shortcut (or the application itself in the Program Files (x86) directory), and choose Properties. Select the Compatibility tab. Check the box beside Reduced color mode, and select the option for 16-bit in the drop-down. Click Apply, then OK. If you do not have a listing for 16-bit color in your options, that may be a limitation of your hardware or driver. This may ultimately prevent you from running the game, but please first proceed with the remaining steps below. Create or edit the Options.ini file There is a file the game looks for upon launching. If that file does not yet exist, the game will assume it can run at its standard, default settings. Creating or updating this file to the specifications below will tell the game the right settings to use when it tries to launch. Navigate to your Documents directory. Locate the game's folder in that directory. It may be nested within a folder called Electronic Arts or EA Games, or it may simply appear by the game title. Is there a file called Options.ini in this folder? If so, skip to step 7. If not, proceed to step 4. Right-click on a blank space inside the folder, and select New > Text Document. A new Notepad file will appear with the placeholder title New Text Document. Right-click that file, and select Rename. Name the file Options.ini and hit Enter. Right-click the Options.ini file and choose Edit. The file should be blank at this point. If it is not, delete any existing text so that you can start with a blank file. Select the following text, and copy it to your clipboard (Ctrl & C). Paste (Ctrl & V) the content into the text file. Then save the file. AntiAliasing = DrawScrollAnchor = FirewallBehavior = 1 FirewallNeedToRefresh = FALSE FirewallPortAllocationDelta = 0 GameSpyIPAddress = 0.0.0.0 Gamma = 50 IPAddress = 0.0.0.0 IdealStaticGameLOD = Low LanguageFilter = false MoveScrollAnchor = MusicVolume = 55 Resolution = Retaliation = yes SFX3DVolume = 57 SFXVolume = 51 ScrollFactor = 28 SendDelay = no StaticGameLOD = High UseAlternateMouse = no UseDoubleClickAttackMove = no VoiceVolume = 70 The "Resolution" line is best filled in with your desktop resolution. The syntax is simply "Resolution = 1920 1080"; width and height separated by spaces. Try a lower resolution setting If none of the above steps worked, there is one final thing to try. Right-click the game's Desktop shortcut (or the application itself in the Program Files (x86)directory), and choose Properties. Select the Compatibility tab. Check the box beside Reduced color mode, and select the option for 8-bit. Check the box beside Run in 640 x 480 screen resolution. Click Apply, then OK. We hope these suggested workarounds enable your game to run on your newer Operating System. While we cannot guarantee older titles will run on newer computers, we are happy to offer solutions whenever possible to help you to keep enjoying classic favorites. Source: http://help.ea.com/en/article/how-to-run-older-command-conquer-titles-on-windows-8/141KViews27likes1CommentGame Balance and Matchmaking - We want your feedback!
Hey everyone, To keep things in one place and easy to keep track of, we're encouraging you to share feedback regarding game balance and matchmaking in this thread. So what's game balance? A couple of examples would be: unit balance, do matches seem fair and fun overall? If you wish to leave general feedback regarding the game, you can always create a separate thread in the Game Information category. We promise not to miss any of it 😉52KViews22likes899CommentsOne-stop C&C info thread
Many of the issues people have with Command & Conquer games repeat, and some of them emerged after the current pinned threads were made. So, to consolidate all solutions and to make things easier to find and link back to, I've posted these community solutions in a unified thread. Installation / patching In order to get your game up and running, try installing and patching the games using the tech guides from CNCNZ.com. These are categorized by game, and cover all possible versions of the games: retail freeware (where applicable) Steam (where applicable) Origin (individual games, where applicable) The First Decade (where applicable) The Ultimate Collection There are also guides for the entire The First Decade and The Ultimate Collection compilations for those who love C&C so much that they absolutely have to have all the games installed at the same time, as well as quick instructions on how to install DirectX 9.0c and bypass (legally!) the recent block of the SafeDisc driver in modern Windows operating systems. These guides are done step-by-step, but don't forget to look at the notices at the bottom of the pages for classic C&C games, such as specific Windows 8/10 fixes for Red Alert 2 and setting up custom resolutions! You can find the guides here: https://cncnz.com/features/technical-support-help-guides/ (If the staff would prefer, I can transfer individual game guides to here, but the reason I didn't is that they're kinda... big.). Multiplayer For most of the Command & Conquer games, the official multiplayer servers are down. Luckily, fan-made alternatives exist, with communities large enough to get games going. CnCNet - for games up to and including Yuri's Revenge, plus a few mods - https://cncnet.org/ XWIS - for all Westwood-branded games with multiplayer - http://xwis.net/ C&C:Online - for games between Generals and Red Alert 3, including the expansions - https://cnc-online.net/ Tip: peak times are in European evenings. These games can also be played in LAN emulators such as Evolve, LogMeIn Hamachi and GameRanger. _______________________ If something changes, I will update the first post, or ask a CM or Hero/Champion to do it.[READ FIRST] Common Issues and Solutions
[Copied from the official C&C forums] Last updated 07/05 '13 Most of this is meant for the First Decade and original versions but a lot of this should apply to The Ultimate Collection too. TO KEEP PLAYING THE OLD GAMES ONLINE SEE THIS POST HERE OR THIS POST HERE FOR INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO DO NOT REPLY TO THIS THREAD WITH YOUR PROBLEMS BUT MAKE A NEW THREAD When posting with a problem, remember to state your OS, which game your problem applies to and which version of the game you're running, ie. an original game, The First Decade version or The Ultimate Collection! CTRL+F to search for keywords is your friend! This around 8,000 words long so scrolling through all of it to search for your problem is not going to be a fun endeavor. Also, if your problem is about the serial code or payment then contact EA customer support, we can't help you. Mouse Pointer disappearing in the Ultimate Collection? Disable mouse trails in Windows to fix it. Note: Vista/7 Users should install the game in Admin mode, to do this run Windows Explorer then browse to your DVD drive, right click on Setup.exe -> Properties -> Compatibility > Tick "Run This Program as an Administrator". Also please install DrectX 9c for Windows Vista (32bit & 64bit)/Windows 7 (32bit) from the following link: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/e...displaylang=en For Windows 7 64bit download & install the DirectX SDK from March 2008: http://www.microsoft.com/download/en...ng=en&id=10568 Load up both the 32bit and 64bit DirectX Control Panels and enable Hardware Acceleration: Start -> All Programs -> Microsoft DirectX SDK (March 2008) -> DirectX Utilities -> DirectX Control Panel -> DirectDraw -> Tick "Hardware Acceleration" -> Click OK Start -> All Programs -> Microsoft DirectX SDK (March 2008) -> DirectX Utilities (64-Bit) -> DirectX Control Panel -> DirectDraw -> Tick "Hardware Acceleration" -> Click OK This will mean that all the older versions of DirectX are correctly installed and should avoid problems (mainly with Renegade) of games loading and not showing anything but a black screen. The methods and tools in this text are intended to fix problems and get the games running properly. Note that most of the fixes on this page are files you need to put in your game folder. The default TFD installation folder is: "C:\Program Files\EA Games\Command & Conquer The First Decade\" If it's not there, simply right-click on the TFD launcher link on your desktop, go to Properties and see which directory it launches from. That should be the sub-folder "Launcher" of the main TFD install folder. There should be a "Find Target" button to go right to that location. If you go one directory up from there you end up in the main install folder. In there you will find a folder for each of the games, and a few more for the TFD launcher, patches and internet files. Unofficial 1.03 Patch This patch contains most of the fixes listed in this thread, get it here: http://cnp.cncnz.com/tfd/ or alternatively here: http://cnc-comm.com/community/index....a=view;down=16 Note: This patch includes files which cause problems with Internet play in TS, RA2 & YR, please check those sections after installing for the solutions to these problems. Nyerguds' guide to installing & patching TFD: http://nyerguds.arsaneus-design.com/...lling_tfd.html (note that this is mostly just the manual way of applying all fixes that are in patch 1.03) General fixes: Games won't run in Vista/7: Vista/7 users should take ownership of the TFD main folder. To do this, right click on the "Command & Conquer The First Decade" folder, go to Properties -> Security -> Advanced -> Owner -> Edit -> Select your username -> Tick "Replace Owner" box -> Apply. Vista/7 users should also disable User Account Control: Start -> Control Panel -> User Accounts -> Turn User Account Control On Or Off -> Untick "Use User Account Control" -> OK -> Restart Business & Ultimate users: Start -> Control Panel -> Classic View -> Administrative Tools -> Local Security Policy -> Local Polices -> Security Options -> User Account Control: Behaviour of the elevation prompt for administrators in Admin Approval Mode -> Change to: Elevate without prompting User Account Control: Run all administrators in Admin Approval Mode. Change to: Disable -> Restart Games won't install: Check that your DVD-ROM supports dual-layered disc's - to do this, go to Control Panel > System > Device Manager (Vista/7) Control Panel > System > Hardware > Device Manager (XP) copy the model name of the DVD-ROM into Google (or any other search engine) and look for a site that lists its specifications. "Autorun.exe is not a valid Win32 Application" errors can be fixed by removing InCd - it seems to cause conflicts with the security part of the DVD-ROM. Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC) errors can be solved by booting into safe mode and installing the game from there (log on as the administrator account). You could also copy the entire disc contents to a folder on your HD and see if it'll install from there. If you have 2 DVD-ROMs on the same Data cable that can be the problem, Put one of the DVD-ROMs onto the same data cable as you Hard Drive. This only applies to IDE (PATA) devices where there is only one hard drive and two DVD-ROMS. If you get An Error {-5004 : 0x80070002} has occurred or similar error then reinstall the InstallShield software: Hold the windows key on your keyboard and press the r button > The Run dialogue should appear > Type C:\Program Files\Common Files into the text box and click OK Right-click the InstallShield folder, and select Rename > Change the name to InstallShieldOld > Start the game installation again to reinstall the InstallShield components with the newest version. If the install succeeds after this then delete the InstallShieldOld folder. "Incorrect CD-ROM" errors - if you have emulation software like Demon Tools or Alcohol 120% then make sure you don't have more than 1 virtual drive. You could also try removing the software too in "Add/Remove Programs" (XP) or "Programs & Features" (Vista/7) in control panel. Note: The TFD Launcher program can be the cause of these errors (especially on Vista/7) so try making shortcuts to the games instead. The xcc shortcut installer will do this for you: http://xhp.xwis.net/utilities/XCC_TF..._Installer.exe Games crash on dual core machines: If you have a dual core CPU, and games seem to crash for no reason, start the game and press CTRL ALT DEL (For XP Pro select Task Manager!), right click on the game's .exe process, click "set affinity", and deselect one CPU. ForceCore is a small program that automates this process: http://nyerguds.arsaneus-design.com/.../forcecore.zip Video's hang: On some systems Tiberian Dawn, Red Alert, Tiberian Sun and Red Alert 2 can hang with repeating sound in the first second of video, this often means it is impossible to get past the Westwood Studios logo. To fix this run Dxdiag and disable Sound acceleration Start > Run > type dxdiag > OK > Sound > Hardware Sound Acceleration Level - Move slider until on 'No Acceleration' Picture Guide: http://www.cncworld.org/?page=features/tutorials/tdhang430KViews20likes68CommentsCommand & Conquer - Known issues
Dear Command & Conquer Community, We hope you’re enjoying the Command & Conquer Remastered Collection. We are actively reviewing player feedback and prioritizing improvements, and wanted to share some of these insights with you. Last Updated: June 23, 2020 Community Requests we are hoping to accommodate in post-launch updates: LAN Play Private Game Lobbies Being able to choose Random faction in custom game lobbies Being able to choose Soviet / Allied sub-factions in Red Alert Quickmatch Adding an “Author” display to in-game User Maps Improve Harvester pathfinding logic by having them return to the first resource tile The ability to customize your Jukebox playlist from outside gameplay in the Audio menu The ability to embed a Custom Map within a Mod Along with a handful of bug fixes, including: Mod images not previewing properly in the in-game Workshop UI screen A legacy issue where the Advanced Comm Center could be captured in Multiplayer and by the AI A legacy issue where Turrets cannot be commanded to stop force-firing on the environment A legacy issue where units could be instantly repaired by the Service Depot A legacy pathfinding issue where the Harvester would get stuck in the “River Raid” map Known Issues/Workarounds: If you're seeing a crash when booting the title, please disable MSI Afterburner / RivaTuner and relaunch the title. We are then tracking additional items in our backlog, which we will continue to prioritize alongside incoming community requests. Thanks for your ongoing feedback and support. Cheers, The C&C Remastered Collection Team13KViews19likes0CommentsCommand & conquer generals and Zero hour for Windows 10 DirectX 8.1 fix!
Quick summery! This fix mate only shows for Origin game library. For those who uses CD "original" mate have other view on this. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ So as in "EA support" claim the game is only compatible with Windows 7 Only. Well we all know that's not true, the game was released back in 2003 which means it supported Windows XP. For those who got The Ultimate Collection the support claim to be only compatible for windows 7 well guess what, also not true. They made implantation of one or few .dll files in the installation folder. I don't know what they do but it seem it runs on something also this files it not part of original C&C. These .dll seem only to work compatible for windows 7. The FIX! Resolved issue C&C General & Zero hour for Windows 10 users. Open Installation folder for Origin games "Example"----> C:\Program Files (x86)\Origin Games\Command and Conquer Generals Zero Hour. Inside Open either C&C General & Zero Hour folder ---> Find specific .dll file called dbghelp.dll select the file and delete it. Problem solved directX 8.1 Issue!tiberian sun doesn't run on windows 10
Hi, I bought the complete C&C collection from Origin Access and Tiberian Sun just doesn't run on Windows 10. IS there a patch or will you refund some of the cost to me? I know you probably don't like people saying this but, if I pay for it, I want it to work or my money back.Solved169KViews14likes18CommentsDirect X 8.1 error affecting Command & Conquer Generals and Command & Conquer Zero Hour.
Our team is aware of a Direct X 8.1 error affecting Command & Conquer Generals and Command & Conquer Zero Hour. I tried the fix posted on the help forum but deleting the file didn't fix generals zero hour problem ( Please make sure you have Direct X 8.1 or higher installed. Also that your video card meets the minimum requirements.) this ran on my pc for months so not the video card also the generals runs fine just not zero hour. anyone know how to fix this?Solved321KViews14likes89CommentsCC Red Alert 2 / Yuri's Revenge Graphics Patch FIX! Windows 8/10
This is the fix many of you are probably waiting for! If you have downloaded origin's free release of CC Redalert 2 and Yuri's Revenge, but have a newer operating system like 8 or 10. Then you have most likely been getting freeze-ups and or slow play at very least. So here you go friends> The problem is the game bounces back and forth from virtual to physical RAM for graphics pulls. That is most noticeable when there is a lot going on with large numbers of personnel and machines, load screens and movie excerpts. For some reason, these newer OS types like windows 8-10 don't like that sort thing and can conflict and cause many rendering problems/crashes. For me, I had freeze problems with Yuri's Revenge more than I did with RA2. There is a patch however that will fix the issue using either game's EXE/application start up file. I have provided a patch download link below. Graphics Patch LINK Do things in this order> 1 download the patch from the link above and extract (unzip) the file. 2 Make a new empty folder on your desktop and place the extracted file in there 3 Locate yuri's game EXE file/ AKA application. It will be under C:\Program Files (x86)\Origin Games\Command and Conquer Red Alert II The file is called gamemd The file is 4,704 KB 4 Right click on it and copy. You will then want to paste that file in the folder with the patch you created earlier on your desktop in step 2. 5 Now you will want to run the patch file and activate the patch. Its so quick and easy it is self explainable. 6 Once you have done that, you will now right click on the same EXE file and copy it once more. 7 Re-paste that file back where you got it from in step 3 8 Your all done. Things should now run really fast and smooth. No more freeze ups! 9 This can be done with both Yuri's Revenge EXE (gamemd) and you can also follow the exact same steps with EXE (game) to patch RED ALERT 2 as well.Shameful Act against the whole alliance
In brief, 'LOCO UNCHAINED' was scheduled to take the Fort for a second badge on Firestorm 27. Once it became clear that the alliance was about to defeat the FORT, TRUMPBINDER49 (HUDSON1949 on his alt) suddenly changed the alliance name to 'LOCO TRUMP'. He is a die-hard supporter of President Trump, which we do not have a problem with. However, changing the alliance name without consulting the other CICs/SICs or even members of the alliance is a shameful act and a low blow, as it will be reflected on the list of our badges forever. We therefore request that EA completely removes the badge from our name if EA cannot restore the badge name to 'LOCO UNCHAINED'. We set out our arguments in support of our request below. 1. Violation of EA's Positive Play Charter EA's Positive Play Charter explicitly states: "We expect our players to... Show respect for all other players.... Keep it clean.... Don't harass others.... Don't make threats." Using the name of a deeply divisive contemporary political figure is inherently disrespectful to a significant portion of the player base. It is not a neutral term; it is a powerful political symbol that can make many players feel alienated, uncomfortable, and targeted based on their political beliefs, which should have no bearing on game play. 2. Violation of Game-Specific Terms of Service Most EA games, including this one, have rules against inappropriate Player/Alliance Names. These typically prohibit names that are: Offensive, vulgar, or hate speech. Sexually explicit. Related to controversial religious, historical, or political figures. Intended to harass or threaten others. The name "Loco Trump" falls squarely under "related to controversial political figures." Allowing it to be displayed on a permanent badge sets a dangerous precedent. If this is permitted, what is to stop future winners from choosing names tied to other extreme domestic or international political figures, turning our global game into an unwelcome political battleground? 3. Against the Spirit of the Game The Fort destroy and its badge should be a celebration of strategic achievement and teamwork, not a platform for political grandstanding. All players, regardless of nationality or political affiliation, should be able to look at that badge and see a game milestone, not a political statement they agree or disagree with. EA_David EE_kalyn ManfusingSolved433Views13likes17CommentsNo Player Wipes!
We’ve received a lot of feedback from our player community that they’re bummed we plan to wipe all player data sometime in the future. While this was originally intended so that we could gather your feedback on all the new experiences and tuning changes we’re putting in the game, we’ve heard you and decided to shift course. Therefore, we’ve officially cancelled our upcoming player reset and have decided that there will be NO player resets to our game! So you can play with confidence RIGHT NOW knowing all the credits you earn and medal progress you’ve made will stay with your account. This includes when we go to worldwide launch. Please note that in addition to testing stability, matchmaking, and other aspects of our game, one of the major purposes of this early Pre-Alpha is to experiment and try new things before the worldwide launch of our game. So expect us to continue to tweak features, change unit balance, modify progression and generally mess with stuff until the game is ready for worldwide launch. However, you can be assured that even though we may adjust various things throughout the game, we will NOT reset your player and have you start from scratch. Thanks for taking this ride along with us as we work to improve the game. We appreciate all your time, input and play. The C&C Rivals Dev Team4.9KViews12likes34Comments
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