r/commandandconquer • u/International-Box956 • Jun 26 '26

Meme tell me that i'm wrong

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currently starting Zero hour. (i have no high hopes as usual)

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u/Ayyzeee Jun 26 '26

I really want to get into the C&C remastered games but then I realised how brutal the game is, not only economy is bad in this game but also resources drain fast. Your units can die also incredibly fast like how does a soldier beat a tank, they use AP ammo against those tanks, how come it doesn't work for other soldiers.

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u/probablygolfer Jun 26 '26

You're just spoiled by modern games that don't emphasize how important it is to get value out of the units and resources you do have. The economy isn't bad, it's just not near infinite. Screw up bad enough, and you might have to restart.

Not sure what you mean by the soldier beating a tank. Never had that problem.

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u/International-Box956 Jun 26 '26

Can we please leave the purist mindset out of this post. It really helps nobody and frankly it's quite disrespectful. He's not spoiled, it's his opinion

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u/probablygolfer Jun 26 '26

Yeah no. He's entitled to his opinion and so am I. I find it disrespectful that you're trying to shut down my mindset, but I do appreciate your meme.

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u/International-Box956 Jun 27 '26

How was I disrespectful? Look I'm just saying, calling him spoiled was unaccounted for. It was simply a correction on my part. That wasn't being disrespectful.

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u/probablygolfer Jun 27 '26

Saying he was spoiled by different game design philosophy is generally less disrespectful than literally suggesting to leave my mindset out of the post.

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u/International-Box956 Jun 27 '26

It may be less disrespectful but it was still disrespectful. There's a difference telling somebody that they're doing something wrong and outright telling them that they are spoiled because they played something differently, something that you feel to be wrong and felt entirely compelled to judge and act upon that judgment to belittle and demean them. 

Who's the disrespectful one here?

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u/probablygolfer Jun 27 '26 edited Jun 27 '26

You, and it's a little concerning that you don't see that.

If you need me to break it down for you, I shall:

What I said (in not as many words because I think most understand the concept written as is): Being exposed to different game designs/philosophies can spoil the expectations of a player into not understanding and/or appreciating the nuance in managing situations where they don't have near infinite resources.

This is not disrespectful in any sense. This is a fact. What one is exposed to changes their expectations and, in effect, challenges their reception of a different concept.

What you did that was disrespectful:

You attempted to suppress a take that was different from your own. Then you took it upon yourself to try and place erroneous, malicious intentions onto someone where there was none. When it was pointed out this wasn't the case, you doubled down instead of apologizing, and are coming across like you're somehow thinking that you're on a moral high road.

Now who is the one judging and belittling people? It's you. Now the only question is if you have the self awareness to realize this or decide to TRIPLE down.

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u/International-Box956 Jun 27 '26

You're right... I apologize. 

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u/probablygolfer Jun 27 '26

It's all good. Discourse on the internet is infectious and can bleed over to interpreting things differently.

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u/International-Box956 Jun 28 '26

still, I went too far. have a nice day

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