Why do I almost always get opponents that are 2 levels higher? And why can't I build units or gather tiberium as fast as my opponents? I just had an opponent that was level 11 everything and had 2 harvesters, 4 Wolverines, 3 kodiak, 3 talons, and 2 of something else that I can't remember the name of (but cost 130 tiberium to build), all before I could unlock my buildings. This happens at least 70% of the time. Can someone please tell me how this happens?
@EinarThePillager wrote:Is it considered cheating (as in would the game detect that) if I messed with the game's files and switched the unit names around along with their models. I've managed to find my way into the directory of C&C Rivals using blue-stacks before. I could for example shuffle all the models and rename them into one another. My guess is that units like the predator would look like a shatterer on my device and pit-bull is a grounded orca. They will still act like normal, its just their models switched. I could imagine a drone swarm get replaced with war-dogs, and the result would be hilarious. Seeing 5 war-dogs running in mid-air must be priceless.
That’s way above my pay scale brother. lol.
@Marine_CorporaI wrote:
@EinarThePillager wrote:Is it considered cheating (as in would the game detect that) if I messed with the game's files and switched the unit names around along with their models. I've managed to find my way into the directory of C&C Rivals using blue-stacks before. I could for example shuffle all the models and rename them into one another. My guess is that units like the predator would look like a shatterer on my device and pit-bull is a grounded orca. They will still act like normal, its just their models switched. I could imagine a drone swarm get replaced with war-dogs, and the result would be hilarious. Seeing 5 war-dogs running in mid-air must be priceless.
That’s way above my pay scale brother. lol.
At this rate, its no longer cheating but modding! LOL !!!
Is getting frequent low signals also considered cheating for the opponent? Imagine a match so laggy on one person that he stands no chance against his opponent. If the person isn't laggy but still can't order his units, then the opponent can be cheating via means of manipulating his enemy's actions.
