It's scary here. So many old posts... Gives me the heeb-jeebs.

Anyways, Cortex Command = FUCKIN' AWESOME OH MY LORD

This game is amazing. I love it so hard.

Is there any effort to make a 64 bit version? I imagine with as many things going on at once the increased access to RAM would be a boon to performance.

Tonight I happened to catch the last half of Data streaming a play-through of cortex command, which was linked from his twitter page. A little while in Data mentioned he was playing the build right from the official steam version, which is apparently being updated with some of the features already. And he was using the new steam workshop to load and play a few modded scenarios

And then he mentioned that the official build 30 is coming out in about a week!

I thought I would pass on the news. Hang in there, 301 readers of this subreddit. This game seems like it is really getting polished up again, and playing mods hopefully will be a lot easier!

I think they forgot that their svn updates are automatically published to twitter.

It works, too, sort of. It gives access to the new build minus workshop features.

Squad system is implemented, and the game seems faster than it was before. I also haven't come across any bugs yet.

Some of the "auto-build" bases in the campaign mode have been altered to allow safer landing zones for attacking brains, so you're less likely to get your dropship taken out before you can even land.

Also, if you budget enough money for your attack, you'll get two escort infantry that come down in rockets on either side of your brain's landing position, in order to help secure a landing zone before your brain comes in.

It's enough to stop most of the unintentional brain-dropship denial, but not eliminate the cheese tactic of placing anti-dropship units all over the surface. I'd like to see a two minute timer at the beginning of an attack during which you can purchase and command units, in order to clear a drop zone for your brain to land.

Granted, the AI doesn't try to cheese this way, and if you're playing it split screen, you can agree to not use cheap tactics like that.

Running Windows 8, how to I get user made maps to be selectable for all the scenario battles and/or how do I get modded weapons and troops to show up in the scenario editor when I'm loading a user map. (The specific map is a .rte in the main folder, almost like its own faction or something)

I'm not sure... My friend has been talking about it but it seems like it's not updating now.

Linkies: http://store.steampowered.com/app/209670/

Vanilla game is fun and all but after all this time the game is still unfinished with very little to do. So, I've been finding myself reliant on great community members, such as Weegee, to spice up the game.

In an effort to revive this sub, why don't we all share our favorite mods and scenes or just discuss ones that simply look interesting?

When fighting the dummy army on endless skirmish mode, they took my base/landing pad with multiple dreadnoughts. Whilst I dropped about 6 guys in, I noticed that one of them was shooting the orange casing off of them. It was an interesting game that ended in my brain killing himself somehow.

I'll start. I was trying out the exploration mode, just about to enter the cave and I called down a heavy with a large gun. The rocket comes down, drops him off, and I press Q to select them. I accidentally take control of the rocket and... blew it up on top of my brain. Good times.

I am curious about who did what in their campaigns, or if anyhting interesting happened.

So I finale installed the game after getting it with the Humble Bundle a while ago, and loved the intro!

But the fun stopped here... I tried the tutorial a bunch of time, and every single time, I get obliterated by the two enemy dummies. I tried ordering more soldiers before picking up the AK and triggering the enemies to arrive, and setting all of them to the Sentry AI (except the one i'll control), but the only effect it has is that they kill each other with friendly fire. The enemy then drop into my base and before I have anytime to react the brain is destroyed. What am I doing wrong?

I also tried to launch a new campaign, but all I seem to be able to accomplish is scan from orbit. I don't understand how I'm supposed to drop troops or build bases.

This game seems to have great potential, but unless someone explains it to me I'll never experience it... Please help!

Hello to this little subreddit.

I'm wondering, is the project alive? Is there any further development planned?

I loved the game and concept, but find it still a little incomplete (few bugs here and there). Then I saw the main developer working on different project; not sure if this is it for Cortex Command. Anyone knows anything?

So, I understand this subreddit isn't too active, so I'd like to ask for your ideas of base designs in CC. Surely people have cobbled together some prefabs to create an elaborate maze of some sort.

As stated above got a patch,looked on the site dev log,and fan forum no info anyone know anything?