Soviet Mission 5 - Info from the Devs

Come on guys... This is just a quick fix, not being creative at all... You mean if we don't have any video this mission can't be finished because of a pathfinding issue with the transporter.

You have both the time and money to fix this bug, if this is the state you're comfortable shipping in, I won't be purchasing any future remasters.

I thought the Remastered Version of the game was meant to be nothing more than a Graphics Upgrade, so why are so many of us left wondering why half the game doesn't work right?

Just saying, I didn't expect for it to be that much a different game to the original as to be nothing like the original.

@Jarlemag 

The time stamp is wrong. Look at 6:08 in the video.

Basically, for some reason, the scripting of the MCV gets stuck. From what I can gather, because you need to destroy the base on the island, it doesn't count before the MCV actually deployed on the island.

What RC1985 does there is use paratroopers to trigger the MCV's crush logic, which nudges it back into action and makes it complete the script and get in the boat.

@GENERALZOOL 

But it is the original. The majority of "issues" people are having with the Remaster are with quirks and bugs that were there in the very originals. You can not say this is "nothing like the original." That's just hyperbole due to frustration.

For instance this MCV scripting issue was there in the original. Over on Steam forums, people are complaining about weird pathfinding and strange harvester logic. Well those were in the original. 

This Remaster is actually so true to the original Tiberium Dawn and Red Alert that they are true to a FAULT.

These were mid 1990s RTS'. It was DIFFERENT then. TD1 and RA1 both set a lot of standards for RTS', which doesn't just include all the good ones that persist to this day but ALSO the bad ones that much of the RTS world has moved past. This is a very faithful remaster, warts and all.

I don't want to sound like "that guy" or act like my age is somehow important, because it isn't, BUT, I vividly recall these titles when they were still relevant and I've yet to see any gameplay issues in the Remaster that weren't existing on my CD-ROM copies from the 90s, and I was already a teenager then, so my memory is pretty clear.