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Re: C&C remastered not good

In both Tiberium Dawn and Red Alert, you can select Casual (Easy), Normal and Hard for all the SP campaigns, and you can do the same when setting up a skirmish vs the AI. Casual buffs you, Normal buffs neither you nor the AI and Hard buffs the AI. When you start a new game you can see the difficulty slider at the bottom. It defaults to Normal. But you can change it before you start, and you can do different missions in the campaigns as different difficulties too. I suggest you try it more before you deem it "crap." Also, remember this is a game from 1995. RTS's were different then, and this is a ReMASTER, not a ReMAKE. It's possible old school CnC is not for you, but that does not make it "crap."

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  • He can have his opinion. C&C is very old School and by any means: I like to Play the Campaign and hear the remastered Soundtrack with new graphics. But in Terms of MP-Balance this game is not very well designed. Tiberian Dawn works better for me than RA. I had fun back in those days playing with friend under one condition: we dont rush and dont attack each other the first 10-15 Minutes.

    Or it will always turn out that the guy who managed to produce quicker mass tanks is Winning. They are fast traveling Units that can squish infantry and they are early available at a relativley cheap Price (regarding their Impact) - so why build anything else? RA has to offer so much more, but after my first experiences in MP i all Comes down to this: Tanks, Tanks, Tanks.

    I really enjoy this game much more when all the other options start to unfold and offering you more gameplay variaty. In Campaign missions this feels very different because you start as a weaker Counterpart to the computerplayer and get attacked all the time so you have to fight for your survival and appreciate the wide range of untis you can build. In MP this feeling gets lost somehow.

  • jros83's avatar
    jros83
    6 years ago
    @CNCJack_TD I don't get the feeling he's talking about MP though. Also, we can't look at games from 1995 and 1996 through the lens of 2020 competitive multiplayer mindsets. It was a very different time.

    Even still, I don't understand his complaint. If he's talking about human players, he can't control how well they play. If he's talking about Skirmish vs. AI, he can select their difficulty.

    But we all need to stop judging mid 90s gaming with the 2020 competitive online play rulebook. It's unfair.
  • @jros83
    Personally, I do see his point, but I can say some of the other strategies can work if you're quick enough to use them. A classic engineer rush can be the go to for anyone who's got appropriate backup. Though, I have noticed that it takes more Engineers than it used to.

    @CNCJack_TD
    If you want a proper Infantry war, then you can reduce the Tech Level to 3 (as the War Factory is Tech Level 4 I think). There are some maps that are customised to force a different play-style so that it isn't just a Tank Match, but they are not available to the Remastered Version of the game just yet (due to some sort of bug).

    This is 2020, but the game hasn't really changed in terms of what units are available in the game. Though, bits of the game do appear different to before.

    @Mooreish66
    To say the game is bad, is wrong, to say that EA has done a poor job of the Remaster is more accurate, to which I would agree. I can pull off strategies on the original game that are not viable to the Remastered Version since the game is different.

    If you want a more casual game, try the CNCNet releases, not the Remaster. The CNCNet releases offer a wider range of custom maps, and a community that is providing more each day. A lot of these custom maps would allow for a more relaxed game where you can sit around and build a pretty base with walls and defences without being completely smushed by a rush attack.
  • Nyerguds's avatar
    Nyerguds
    Hero+
    6 years ago

    @GENERALZOOL wrote:
    To say the game is bad, is wrong, to say that EA has done a poor job of the Remaster is more accurate, to which I would agree.

    Ignoring the fact Petroglyph Games did the remaster... 🤨

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