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This thread has been linked to the game 'Command & Conquer: Generals'.
Just got it, walked through most of the USA campaign on hard and am halfway through the chinese. But how do you initiate dog-fights between your planes?
Is it just a case of putting them on guard, or do you have to actually select the plane you want to attack?
Excellent though, especially with the sound turned right up, it's like world war 3 at my house at the moment.
Oh, and can you switch off superweapons on skirmish? I always find them to be a pain - it's less a matter of who is the more skilled as who can build a nuke site first and press a big red button.
I hope they keep the series going, I haven't found a game that betters the C&C series at RTS.
Is it just a case of putting them on guard, or do you have to actually select the plane you want to attack?
Excellent though, especially with the sound turned right up, it's like world war 3 at my house at the moment.
Oh, and can you switch off superweapons on skirmish? I always find them to be a pain - it's less a matter of who is the more skilled as who can build a nuke site first and press a big red button.
I hope they keep the series going, I haven't found a game that betters the C&C series at RTS.
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It's the gameplay that counts.
Who needs some scantily clad brunette with huge breasts when you have nuke cannons?
what am I saying?
Who needs some scantily clad brunette with huge breasts when you have nuke cannons?
what am I saying?
ßora† §agdiyeV wrote:
> Who needs some scantily clad brunette with huge breasts when you have
> nuke cannons?
What the hell have you done with Borat?
> Who needs some scantily clad brunette with huge breasts when you have
> nuke cannons?
What the hell have you done with Borat?
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