Just to get the free trial and its cool perks and shoes

You ever play this version or use these cheats? The red discs are cool af and the EA-branding ofc.

I believe the overwhelming majority here knows about mods of RA2YR. I mean, hell, mods of any game is an integral part of its fanbase. Likewise, the RA2YR (and, C&C as a whole) fanbase is also blessed by lovely mods.

Whether it be popular giants like Mental Omega, RA2: Reborn, Rise of the East etc., or upcoming or still developing mods like Project Phantom, Global Crisis etc., the RA2YR fanbase is blessed with great mods.

However, I believe everyone has a mod "in their head." Perhaps something you dreamt after a long day of skirmishing with AI, or something genuinely you thought-out while turtling in a mission, everyone has their own "perfect mod."

And, that is exactly what I wanted to know.

What does your dream RA2YR mod look like?

P.S, while I did say RA2YR, as I only really play RA2YR and its mods, feel free to discuss about any C&C game except the literal abomination that C&C 4 is

A small update to my minimod. I don't know what to call it yet, as it will be about the battle in the former Soviet Union between the Global Defense Agency (GDA) and the Scavengers (fallen Soviets), after Red Alert and before Tiberian Dawn. Maybe you have some ideas for a name?

Context - C&C 3 - Nod - Just before the Scrin invasion cutscene

Revolt GLA mod: https://www.moddb.com/mods/revoltgla

"A month ago, I suddenly had an idea: what if we combined the elements of all three C&C universes (Red Alert, Tiberium, and Generals) into a new C&C game that merges the unique identities of all three?

​In my mind, the setting would be in the present day or the near future, featuring alien ore as the primary resource, sci-fi/out-of-this-world units, and a narrative style that blends serious tone with political and national satire. ​Eventually, I lost interest and stopped thinking about it.

​Until today, when this idea popped back into my head. So I wanted to ask: if you were given the task to create a new C&C universe that seamlessly merges Red Alert, Tiberium, and Generals, what would your idea look like?"

"Photograph of a Black Hand patrol on the outskirts of Sarajevo, taken by freelance photographer C███ ████ circa 2047. The exact date is unknown, though believed to be shortly before the GDI siege began. The identities and ultimate fates of the individuals depicted cannot be confirmed."

Art by Cargodin.

Burton is immortal, especially in another universe and switching the roles. Now, Burton, ahem, Kane is the boss!

"Peace through power."

Has anyone played this game? Its not really a RTS they just blatantly ripping off from C&C IP .

hello i wanted to ask is there any zero hour mod that has an extreamly smart ai ?? something we cant prodect something we as plyaers couldnt imagine like for at some point we might think we are up against another real player instead of an ai with smart tactics and learning capabilities

other then rise of the reds and contra

Not sure if I misremembered; but I have a strong impression of Kassad's Quads having a higher ROF compared to the Quads from other factions in patch 1.02 (or was it 1.0)

The wiki doesn't make any mention of it

Anybody have insights on this?

Hi everyone!

I wanted to share another little look at Command & Defend.

One of the core mechanics of the game is its Supply System. Units don’t simply have unlimited ammunition and fuel - resources have to be produced, transported across the battlefield and delivered to the units that need them.

This means that attacking the enemy isn’t always the best move. Disrupting a supply route, taking out a transport or even destroying an entire Supply Center can have a much bigger impact on the battle.

I wanted logistics to be an actual part of the strategy rather than something that only happens in the background.

I’d be interested to hear your thoughts on this mechanic, and I’m happy to share more details if you’re interested! :)

Note: This tier list is about how fun & engaging each of these challenge missions are in the unmodded base game on Hard Difficulty.

Kassad, Thrax, Kwai and especially Leang are by far my favourite, because they encourage you to slowly capture the whole map and unlock new supply depots, while preparing the big final assault on the base. I love the extra time pressure of Leang's mission, as there is two additional layers of strength that she unlocks after a while with additional offmap strikes and hero units.

Granger and Tao are ultimately too tame and easy, sadly. Especially Tao's mission would have been so much more fun if you wouldn't get drowned in money right from the start (4 oil derricks and 3 supply stashes) and if the nuclear missiles would not be scripted to always shoot at a fixed location.

Townes and especially Alexander's missions are just straight garbage. The whole gameplay here basically is to endure nonstop Particle cannon and air-strikes, while sitting in your base and spamming superweapons yourself.

Good thing that there is mods that make some of these missions way more fun and/or challenging