What should I play next in the C&C Universe? This poll is closed. |
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Twisted Insurrection | 8 | 8.00% | |
Mental Omega | 12 | 12.00% | |
Renegade X | 20 | 20.00% | |
The next official C&C game | 56 | 56.00% | |
Other [Thread's choice] | 4 | 4.00% | |
Total: | 100 votes |
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An outlaw hunting outlaws, a bounty hunter - Let's Play Command and Conquer: Renegade (PC) Welcome to the fifth installment of this Command and Conquer Anthology Let's Play. Everything you know about Command & Conquer is [nearly] useless here. Strategy? Out the window! Base building? Wanted dead or alive! We're taking this to the First-Person Perspective, as the Commando Nick "Havoc" Parker, although not voiced by Frank Klepacki. This is also the first game in the series that I never played before now. So join me as we continue the romp through Command and Conquer in one of the stranger off-shoots from the roots of the series. How this will work Renegade is a far simpler experience compared to some past outings in the C&C universe and, as a result, entries will be shorter and more straight-to-the-point. What games should we see/expect? 1995 Command & Conquer 1996 Command & Conquer The Covert Operations 1996 Command & Conquer: Red Alert 1997 Command & Conquer: Red Alert Counterstrike 1997 Command & Conquer: Red Alert The Aftermath 1998 Command & Conquer: Red Alert Retaliation 1999 Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun 2000 Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun Firestorm 2000 Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2 2001 Command & Conquer: Yuri's Revenge 2002 Command & Conquer: Renegade (Or Renegade X) 2003 Command & Conquer: Generals 2003 Command & Conquer: Generals Zero Hour 2007 Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars 2008 Command & Conquer 3: Kane's Wrath 2008 Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3 2009 Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3 Uprising 2009 Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3 - Commander's Challenge 2010 Command & Conquer 4: Tiberian Twilight --- I'm not against mods, but I have no clue which ones are good or bad, and will consider adding any to the list upon request --- I will preface by saying I am not the best strategy player ever (Company of Heroes proved that one!) but I shall attempt to play on the harder difficulties, when available or if possible. And since this entire thing is being done chronologically, that means ABSOLUTELY NO SPOILERS AT ALL ABOUT ANYTHING! NO. SPOILERS. Not even tags. The Command and Conquer series has very little in terms of adaptations or spin-off content, having, I think, one "expanded universe" book sold in 2009, so let's just let things play out as the games intended them to. Thanks! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ErlZle6Gac [Not my video] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wYIRoSblEVU [Not my video] The year is 199X. The war against the Brotherhood of Nod is in full swing, the conflict now called The First Tiberium War, and the Global Defense Initiative is gaining ground against the Brotherhood and its leader, Kane. Despite the tide of war, it seems only to have emboldened Nod's attempts at merging Man and Tiberium, and the fanaticism on display has only intensified. The Brotherhood of Nod Known as The Brotherhood, The Ways of Nod, ShaΖSeer among the tribes of Godan [ref: INTERPOL FILE ARK936 - Aliases of the Brotherhood]. Founded: Date unknown: exaggerated reports place the Brotherhood's founding before 1,800 BC. Ideology: To unite third-world nations under a pseudo-religious political platform with imperialist tendencies. In actuality, it is an aggressive and popular neo-fascist, anti-West movement vying for total deomination of the world's peoples and resources. Operates under the popular mantra, "Brotherhood, unity, peace". Current Head of State: Kane; also known as Caine, Jacob (INTERPOL FILE TRX11-12Q); al-Quayym, Amir (MI6 DR-416.52) Base of Operations: Global. Command posts previously identified at Kuantan, Malaysiaa; somewhere in Ar-Rub' al-Khali, Saudi Arabia; Tokyo, Japan; Caen, France. Military Strength: Previously believed only to be a smaller terrorist operations, a recent scandal involving United States defense contractors confirms that the Brotherhood is well-equipped and supports significant land, sea, and air military operations. Economic Strength: Considerable operating assets believed to be in excess of US$255.2 billion, based on audits of seized financial records (see CIA DOCKET 3231.54-776 FIA). Political Strength: Believed to be the sole backers of the Fist of Allah party in Jordan (52%); United We Stand America party in the United States (12%); Albion First! party in the United Kingdom (25+%), among others. (See Brookings Institution publication A42962-94 for full disclosure.) Affiliations: Irish Republican Party; Islamic Jihad; Khmer Rouge; others (See document: Brotherhood of Nod Splinter Groups.) [SEE ALSO: Mobius, Dr. R.H.; terrorist activities; United States Global Defense Act; Report of World Energy Radical Redistribution, US Congressional Report, 1994, File XXY22] [NOD SUB-FACTIONS] [ACCESS DENIED] The Global Defense Initiative Commonly, GDI. Before 1990, known as Special Operations Group Echo, Black Ops 9. Founded: 12 October 1995, in acordance with the United Nations Global Defense Act (UNGDA) Ideology: To enforce the United Nations Global Defense Act and upholds the ideals as outlined in the United Nations Charter. Current Head of State: Brigadier General Mark Jamison Shepherd, Chief of Staff, United Nations Military Command. Base of Operations: United Nations Military Command center, location REDACTED Military Strength: Within parameters of the UNGDA, Article V, Section 3A, Paragraph 12. Economic Strength: Funded by United Nations and various national governments, public organizations, and private enterprise. Political Strength: Not applicable: operates within parameters of the UNGDA and under the orders of the United Nations Security Council. Affiliations: United Nations [SEE ALSO: Shepherd, M.J.; United Nations, 1995 to present; United Nations Global Defense Act, 1995; Mobius, Dr. R.H.] [GDI SUB-FACTIONS] [ACCESS DENIED] MISSION PLAYLIST Tutorial Mission 00: The Scorpion Hunters Mission 01: Rescue and Retribution Mission 02: Armored Assault Mission 03: The Plot Erupts Mission 04: Stowaway Mission 05: Deadly Reunion Mission 06: The Grip of the Black Hand Mission 07: Obelisk of Oppression Mission 08: Evolution of Evil Mission 09: All Brains, No Brawn Mission 10: Tomorrow's Technology Today Mission 11: Stomping on Holy Ground Miscellaneous Characters Units and Buildings Jobbo_Fett fucked around with this message at 14:45 on Aug 12, 2021 |
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Name: Nick Parker Aliases: Havoc, Five Alive Affiliation: GDI Occupation: Commando Voiced/Played by: Wally Wingert Havoc is a Commando within the Global Defense Initiative's forces, ready and willing to take any fight to the Brotherhood of Nod. Commandeers (un)friendly vehicles in record time. Delivers terrible one-liners on purpose, or so he claims. Has a thing of Sakura. Learned to shoot left-handed, for sport. Name: Logan Sheppard Aliases: None Affiliation: GDI Occupation: Commando Voiced/Played by: Unknown Although a Commando like Nick Parker, Logan also acts as the officer in charge of the refresher course for others in the same profession. Name: Sydney Aliases: None Affiliation: GDI Occupation: Civilian Voiced/Played by: Leigh Allyn Baker The tutorial guide for health and armor. Name: Nigel Grant Aliases: Gunner, The [REDACTED] Gun Affiliation: GDI Occupation: Member of Dead-6 | Weapons Expert Voiced/Played by: Andre Sogliuzzo Future Majima expy, Gunner is the weapons expert for the tutorial. Stands 5'10" tall and weighing 74kg, according to what I can make out of his bio. Nigel Grant was born on the wrong side of London. Nigel was seconded to GDI through the British SBS (Special Boat Services), the British equivalent of the American Navy SEALs. Name: Shai Aviv Aliases: Hotwire Affiliation: GDI Occupation: Member of Dead-6 | Vehicle Expert Voiced/Played by: Unknown Hotwire is the vehicle expert for the tutorial. She's supposedly dead, standing 5'10" tall and weighing 74kg, according to what I can make out of her bio. Shai Aviv is a tough-as-nails commando and a woman of few words. She came to GDI from the MOSSAD, where she served with distinction. Name: Ignatio Mobius Aliases: None Affiliation: GDI Occupation: Tiberium Expert Voiced/Played by: Rene Auberjonois As the only leading expert (that is mentioned) on Tiberium, it stands to reason that people are listening to what the Dr. has to say. Predicts that Tiberium will potentially overrun the entire planet. Serves as the Economic Expert in the tutorial. Name: Petrova Aliases: None Affiliation: NOD Occupation: Tiberium Scientist / Tiberium-infused Super Soldier Voiced/Played by: Lori Tritel Scientist/Civilian and building expert in the tutorial. Tiberium scientist alongside Ignatio and Sydney, she betrayed GDI by orchestrating the capture of her colleagues, as well as the research and development into the Re:Genesis program, a super soldier experiment seeking to tip the scales of war in NOD's favor. Name: Adriana Maus Aliases: None Affiliation: GDI Occupation: Assistant to BGen Locke Voiced/Played by: Unknown Assistant to BGen Locke. Provides intel to the CO. Name: BGen Locke Aliases: None Affiliation: GDI Occupation: Commander of the Global Defense Initiative Special Forces Voiced/Played by: David Lodge The commanding officer for Havoc and other Special Forces, Brigadier General Locke displays an excellent sense of patience and decor, especially in the face of the more unruly members he commands. Chief officer of GDI Special War Operations, Brigadier General Adam Locke began his military career in the British Army. Locke has commanded Havoc for two years running. Name: Erich Wulfe Aliases: Patch Affiliation: GDI Occupation: Member of Dead-6 | Explosives Expert Voiced/Played by: Unknown Patch is the explosives expert of the Dead-6 team. Stands 5'10" tall and weighing 74kg, according to what I can make out of his bio. Born in Berlin, Erich Wulfe found himself street-wise at an early age. He came to the attention of GDI as a member of the GS9, a German paramilitary/counter-terrorist organization. Name: Dariel MacInnis Aliases: Deadeye Affiliation: GDI Occupation: Member of Dead-6 | Expert Marksman Voiced/Played by: Unknown Patch is the explosives expert of the Dead-6 team. Stands 5'10" tall and weighing 74kg, according to what I can make out of his bio. Originally from Scotland, Dariel MacInnis was involved with the Special Air Service before joining GDI. He is a top marksman, with a nearly flawless strike record from 200 meters and beyond. Name: Mendoza Aliases: Unknown Affiliation: NOD / Black Hand Occupation: Mercernary/Assassin [DECEASED] Voiced/Played by: Gregg Berger Former Operative of the Sword of Chagall, he was hired by the Black Hand faction of the Brotherhood of Nod. Killed by Havoc while attempting to prevent his, and Sydney Mobius', escape of Gen. Raveshaw's compound. Name: Gen. Raveshaw Aliases: Unknown Affiliation: NOD / Black Hand Occupation: Commanding Officer of the Black Hand. Voiced/Played by: Unknown Favored by Kane for his devotion to the Brotherhood, Raveshaw was ordered to create and command the Black Hand of Nod as a sign of his fanaticism and loyalty. Name: Sakura Aliases: Unknown Affiliation: NOD(?) Occupation: Mercenary/Assassin Voiced/Played by: Mari Weiss Former member of Dead Six and ex-lover of Havoc, Sakura joined the Brotherhood of Nod, although whether this is for money or out of personal conviction is not known. Is capable of jumping up to 10 feet into the air. Provides critical aid over the course of Havoc's missions, but prefers to remain independent as a means of income. Name: Kane Aliases: Caine, Jacob; al-Quayym, Amir Affiliation: NOD Occupation: Leader of the Brotherhood of NOD Voiced/Played by: Joseph David Kucan The leader of the Brotherhood of Nod, Kane is shrouded by mystery. No one knows much about him, and the mythos surrounding him tells of tales of alternate identities, immortality, or simply rumours and hearsay. Murdered Seth after he tried to usurp control of the Brotherhood of Nod. Discoverer of Tiberium (Unsubstantiated) and believes it is the future of mankind. Appears to always carry a pistol at his side; a Beretta 92FS. May have plans to use the Ion Cannon against GDI. Has a healthy respect for Havoc's talents as a soldier, even if the Commando cannot be recruited into the Brotherhood. Jobbo_Fett fucked around with this message at 04:01 on Jul 8, 2021 |
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GDI Officer Weapon: Automatic Pistol/Automatic Rifle Purpose: Calls in reinforcements GDI Officers are trained better than enlisted soldiers and have authority to radio Command for reinforcements. GDI Soldier Weapon: Automatic Rifle Purpose: Cannon Fodder Considered standard assault infantry, GDI soldiers have basic combat training. Their lack of combat education is compensated with automatic weaponry. GDI Rocket Officer Weapon: Rocket Launcher Purpose: Calls in reinforcements Rocket Soldier Officers have better combat training than their enlisted counterparts and have authority to radio Command for reinforcements. Engineer Weapon: Repair Gun Purpose: Repairs buildings, vehicles, and emplacements Though excellent at battlefield maintenance, Engineers are not well-suited to combat. Protect your Engineers while they work to repair damaged buildings or emplacements. GDI Rocket Soldier Weapon: Rocket Launcher Purpose: Anti-Vehicle/Building infantry Though their rate of fire is lackluster, Rocket Soldiers compensate with range and destructive power. They tend to panic when in close proximity to their targets. Humvee Weapon: Automatic Machinegun Purpose: Anti-Infantry Vehicle Humm-Vees are excellent for fast transport across dangerous terrain. The mounted machine gun is effective against infantry targets, but the light armor is not good for tank engagements. Medium Tank Weapon: 120mm Cannon[?] Purpose: Anti-Vehicle/Building Vehicle The Medium Tank comes equipped with a heavy-caliber barrel and moderate armor. It is less maneuverable than the Nod Light Tank, but has more firepower. Transport Helicopter Weapon: N/A Purpose: Air Transport The best tool for extracting and delivering battlefield teams is the Transport Helicopter. Fast and maneuverable, it is the primary choice for air travel. APC Weapon: Machine Gun Purpose: Ground Transport [NO DATA ENTRY] ORCA VTOL Assault Craft Weapon: Air-to-Ground Rockets Purpose: Assault Aircraft The Orca vertical take-off and landing craft is one of the most maneuverable air vehicles on the battlefield. It is effective against other air vehicles, but can be used against ground targets. Black Hand Weapon: Sniper Rifle Purpose: Anti-Infantry Infantry The Black Hand soldier is an elite Special Forces unit with significant weight and power. When dealing with these enemies, expect a higher caliber opponent. Nod Soldier Weapon: Automatic Rifle Purpose: Cannon Fodder Considered standard assault infantry, Nod soldiers have basic combat training. Chemical weaponry takes down these enemies quickly. Nod Rocket Soldier Weapon: Rocket Launcher Purpose: Anti-Vehicle/Building Infantry Though their rate of fire is lackluster, Rocket Soldiers compensate with range and destructive power. Sniper weaponry is recommended for eliminating these enemies quickly. Flamethrower Weapon: Flamethrower Purpose: Anti-Infantry Infantry Flamethrower infantry are good close-range units and sport fire-retardant suits. However, they are useless at long distances, and their fuel tanks are susceptible to explosion from projectiles. Nod Buggy Weapon: Machine Gun Purpose: Anti-Infantry Vehicle Fast and very maneuverable, the Buggy is a Nod recon unit. Outfitted with a machine gun mount, it is the bane of infantry, but must keep moving to avoid direct fire. Light Tank Weapon: 100mm Cannon[?] Purpose: Anti-Vehicle/Building Vehicle A smaller and more maneuverable assault tank, the Light Tank is also cheaper to build. Unfortunately, this sacrifice results in a lack of firepower. Keep moving and use rockets to eliminate it. Tiberium Harvester Weapon: N/A Purpose: Income Generation Though weaponless, Harvesters are heavily armored and capable of driving over infantry. Their primary role is to harvest Tiberium for Refinery processing. Transport Helicopter Weapon: N/A Purpose: Air Transport The best tool for extracting and delivering battlefield teams is the Transport Helicopter. Fast and maneuverable, it is the primary choice for air travel. Eliminate it with rockets. Prisoner Weapon: None Purpose: Bargaining Chip Nod has taken several prisoners of war. These men are GDI-trained soldiers in unfortunate situations. Civilian Weapon: None Purpose: Livestock/Fodder Unenlisted civilians are often found in mission-critical areas. Protecting their lives is part of the job. Farmer Weapon: None Purpose: Livestock/Fodder Civilian farmers tend the fields near their homes. Be careful, they tend to wander into the line of fire. Cargo Truck Weapon: None Purpose: Unarmed Ground Transport This is a standard cargo truck. Visceroid Weapon: Nightmare Fuel Purpose: Mutated Lifeform Visceroids are the result of irregular Tiberium mutation. They have immunity to Tiberium. It is best to stay at a distance, and eliminate it with long-range weaponry. Apache Attack Helicopter Weapon: Autocannon and Rockets Purpose: Airborne Assault Craft Though Apaches don't sport the same warheads as Orcas do, they are just as fast and maneuverable in most cases. Fast weaponry is required to accurately target these enemies. Clergy Weapon: God Purpose: Conditioning, torture, Sunday service. People of religious faith tend to conflict with the ideals of Nod. This makes them viable targets during wartime operations. Technician Weapon: None Purpose: Operating Nod technology Civilians with technical skills are often hired, or conscripted, by Nod and GDI to maintain various buildings and operations. They have very little combat skill, if any at all. Engineer Weapon: Repair Gun Purpose: Servicing Nod buildings and vehicles. Though excellent at battlefield maintenance, Engineers are not well-suited to combat. Take out Engineers first if building destruction is your goal. Mammoth Tank Weapon: Twin 120mm Cannons and A2A/A2G missiles. Purpose: Battlefield Supremacy Vehicle The heaviest vehicle on the battlefield next to the Harvester, the Mammoth sports two heavy-caliber barrels. The lack of maneuverability is compensated by heavy armor. Chemical Trooper Weapon: Chemical Sprayer Purpose: Anti-Infantry Trooper Like Flamethrower infantry, Chem Warriors are close-range units with hazmat suits protecting them from Tiberium exposure. Take them out from a distance to avoid contamination. Chef Weapon: Flamethrower Purpose: Spicing things up Civilian Chefs are often hired out of the common workforce to serve in NOD facilities. For some reason, their initial loyalty is a bit stronger than the common civilian. Maybe its the curry. Initiate Weapon: Tiberium-powered Fists Purpose: Close Quarters Combat Specialist These early mutations are unstable and have less processing power than their [REDACTED]. Tiberium immunity, a powerful build and high speed make them very good at close-quarter assaults, so eliminate them at range. First Mate Weapon: Flamethrower Purpose: Second-in-Command of NOD Freighter [UNKNOWN DESIGNATION] Having little interest in combat, First Mate Gilligan has been working his career toward naval operations in an attempt to avoid ground conflict situations. Captain Weapon: Pistol Purpose: Commander of the [UNKNOWN DESIGNATION], a NOD Freighter. Captain Stubing has been a strong supporter of the Brotherhood since being rescued from his crash on a desolate island, a stressful situation that was originally intended to be a simple three-hour tour. Babushka Weapon: None Purpose: Resistance Leader Members of the resistance call her Babushka, Lola Merkova has been a town figurehead for many years. Mendoza Weapon: Flamethrower Purpose: Assassin Carlos Mendoza joined NOD when his methods became too bloody for even the most extreme extremists. He is loyal to Raveshaw and the Brotherhood, provided money doesn't run out. Flame Tank Weapon: Twin Flamethrowers Purpose: Anti-Personnel Vehicle Though inefficient as a long-range assault unit, the Flame Tank is devastating in close quarters and narrow alleyways. Destroy it with rockets at range. Black Hand [Heavy Weapons] Weapon: Various Purpose: Heavy Weapons Specialist Black Hand Heavy Weapons Soldiers are Special Forces units. Their long range skills are deadly, so keep moving when dealing with these adversaries. High powered or automatic weaponry is recommended. Stealth Tank Weapon: AG/AA Missiles Purpose: Anti-Vehicle/Anti-Aircraft Vehicle Lightly armored and fairly maneuverable, the Stealth Tank is invisible when not firing except for the tread marks and engine noise. Look for these signatures. Surface-to-Surface Missile Launcher [SSM] Weapon: Long-Range Missiles Purpose: Long-Range Artillery The counterpart to the Mobile Artillery, the SSM Launcher is effective for removing vehicles but has a harder time dealing with infantry. Consider taking it out at close range. Black Hand Stealth Soldier Weapon: Laser Rifle Purpose: Elite Soldier The Stealth capability of the Black Hand Stealth Soldiers enables them to appear when you least expect it, so keep your back to the wall and use your environment to illuminate their positions. Acolyte Weapon: Tiberium Auto Rifle Purpose: Tiberium-Modified Soldier Being more advance than their initiate brethren, Acolytes have better combat skills and improved cognitive processing. Avoid using Tiberium weaponry on these targets. Templar Weapon: Tiberium Auto Rifle Purpose: Tiberium-Modified Super Soldier Immune to Tiberium and capable of advanced target recognition and tactical thought processes, Templars are superior versions of project Re-Genesis experimentation. Obelisk Purpose: Base Defense This building provides ground defense against enemy invaders. Destroy it to abate Nod base defenses. SAM Site Purpose: Base Defense SAM Sites cannot hit ground targets, so use this advantage to remove them quickly. Removing SAM Sites improves air superiority for GDI. Use your C4 explosives to destroy it. Turret Purpose: Base Defense The standard emplacement for base defense, Nod Turrets are formidable opponents for vehicles but can be easily eliminated by quick infantry with explosives. Tiberium Refinery Purpose: Income Generation via Processing Tiberium This building processes Tiberium to provide base funding. If it is destroyed, funding is dramatically reduced. Also, watch for Tiberium Harvesters between this building and the Tiberium field. Construction Yard Purpose: Base Construction This building allows all other buildings in the base area to be repaired. Without it, repairs are not possible as resources are unavailable. Hand of Nod Purpose: Training Infantry This building provides reinforcements and more advanced infantry units. Destroy it to hamper Nod reinforcements and limit advanced unit production. Communication Center Purpose: Jams enemy radar This building provides integral satellite communication for Nod forces. Destroy it to hamper Nod communications and prevent radar jamming. Power Plant Purpose: Provides power to the base. This building provides power to all other base buildings. Destroy it to hamper productivity. Ceiling Camera Weapon: None Purpose: Security Camera Ceiling Cameras are frequently hooked into internal security systems. Avoid prolonged exposure to prevent setting off alarms. Ceiling Gun Weapon: Automated Machine Gun Purpose: Stationary Turret A difficult to spot and deadly target, the Ceiling Gun is a mounted menace. The target acquisition time for these weapons is slow, so try to eliminate them before they get adjusted. Gun Emplacement Purpose: Base Defense The Gun Emplacement is a standard tool for manning a defensive position. Easily inserted via airdrop or transport, this weapon can be a daunting target if you are on foot. Rocket Emplacement Purpose: Base Defense Specifically designed to eliminate heavy targets, the Rocket Emplacement is an excellent defensive weapon for bases and other facilities. If at all possible, approach them from the rear. Airstrip Purpose: Production Facility This building allows Nod Cargo Transport Places to air-drop vehicles into the base. Destroy it to cripple Nod vehicle production. Helicopter Pad Purpose: Production Facility This building allows Apaches to refuel. Destroy it to hamper Nod air strikes and Apache encounters. Jobbo_Fett fucked around with this message at 01:42 on Jul 2, 2021 |
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Renegade: Tutorial https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cMw3qr4KeLE Renegade: Tutorial Its back to boot camp as Commando Nick "Havoc" Parker re-acquaints himself with the tricks of the trade and the allies he can expect to find on the battlefield. N/A Location: REDACTED Objective: Follow instructions Briefing: Pay attention to the orders given by your team, the information gathered today could save your life in the future! Author's note: A basic tutorial mission, although seemingly more fitted for multiplayer rather than singleplayer. Name: Nick Parker Aliases: Havoc Affiliation: GDI Occupation: Commando Voiced/Played by: Wally Wingert Havoc is a Commando within the Global Defense Initiative's forces, ready and willing to take any fight to the Brotherhood of Nod. Name: Logan Sheppard Aliases: None Affiliation: GDI Occupation: Commando Voiced/Played by: Unknown Although a Commando like Nick Parker, Logan also acts as the officer in charge of the refresher course for others in the same profession. Name: Sydney Aliases: None Affiliation: GDI Occupation: Civilian Voiced/Played by: Leigh Allyn Baker The tutorial guide for health and armor. Name: Unknown Aliases: Gunner Affiliation: GDI Occupation: Commando(?) / Weapons Expert Voiced/Played by: Andre Sogliuzzo Future Majima expy, Gunner is the weapons expert for the tutorial. Name: Unknown Aliases: Hotwire Affiliation: GDI Occupation: Commando(?) / Vehicle Expert Voiced/Played by: Hotwire is the vehicle expert for the tutorial. Name: Ignatio Mobius Aliases: None Affiliation: GDI Occupation: Tiberium Expert Voiced/Played by: Rene Auberjonois As the only leading expert (that is mentioned) on Tiberium, it stands to reason that people are listening to what the Dr. has to say. Predicts that Tiberium will potentially overrun the entire planet. Serves as the Economic Expert in the tutorial. Name: Petrova Aliases: None Affiliation: GDI Occupation: Scientist(?) / Civilian Voiced/Played by: Lori Tritel Scientist/Civilian and building expert in the tutorial. Name: Unknown Aliases: Maus(?) Affiliation: GDI Occupation: Officer within the Global Defense Initiative Voiced/Played by: Unknown Handler(?) for Havoc, clears him for service after a successful defense of a GDI base from mock NOD attack. Omitted for the Tutorial only. Aftermath: Now that Havoc has been cleared for combat, its high time we get our destruction on and kick some Nod butt!
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Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeess! I've been waiting for this!
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# ? Apr 30, 2021 18:13 |
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This is one of the silliest games I've ever played and I love it for that.
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# ? Apr 30, 2021 18:26 |
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The Weapons Expert's accent just moves all over the world map.
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# ? Apr 30, 2021 18:37 |
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This and AvP 2 was my first, real online gaming experience, that wasn't a browser game ( we didn't have an internet connection until like 2005). I still believe I could've done worse. So Renegade came out before Battlefield, and I think it blew its successor out of the water, especially in single player.
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THE BAR posted:So Renegade came out before Battlefield, and I think it blew its successor out of the water, especially in single player. I'd argue Battlefield had absolutely better gunplay and vehicle controls, personally, though I'm sad that few games have experimented with the exact mixture of gameplay elements that Renegade's MP play had, since. Let us know if we're allowed to talk about the MP in detail, Jobbo, or if you're saving that for a specific video.
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PurpleXVI posted:I'd argue Battlefield had absolutely better gunplay and vehicle controls, personally, though I'm sad that few games have experimented with the exact mixture of gameplay elements that Renegade's MP play had, since. It sure did. The weapon handling in Renegade is atrociously simplistic, but the variety is just so fun.
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PurpleXVI posted:I'd argue Battlefield had absolutely better gunplay and vehicle controls, personally, though I'm sad that few games have experimented with the exact mixture of gameplay elements that Renegade's MP play had, since. I think I would save it for about halfway through the campaign. At least until we've seen some of the units, buildings, and guns, in a better context.
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Time to Rock n Roll! More evidence of GDI war crimes. Using POWs for live fire training exerices. Hank Morgan fucked around with this message at 19:19 on Apr 30, 2021 |
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Hank Morgan posted:Time to Rock n Roll! And with what appears to be Stockholm syndrome.
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# ? Apr 30, 2021 19:32 |
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As janky as this game is its still fun as hell.
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I was going to mention audio desync but it looks like there was enough getting broken already I don't remember if there was any of that "can't believe they're turning a strategy game into an FPS" reaction you'd absolutely see today back then, or maybe I just wasn't old enough to care, but for the more than occasional jankiness of Renegade I've always enjoyed it even outside the multiplayer.
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# ? Apr 30, 2021 19:51 |
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I can believe Kane isn't loving dead
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Broken Box posted:I can believe Kane isn't loving dead How can he be dead? The war isn't yet over!
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# ? Apr 30, 2021 19:56 |
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I'm not gonna argue for its quality, but Renegade was one of, if not the first FPS I owned (my mom didn't want us playing shooters...) so there's definitely nostalgia there.
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I really wish they'd managed to achieve their initial vision of doing battlezone 98 command and conquer style. That said, what we got is still pretty darn fun. It'll be fun to see Jobbo's takes on it since he doesn't have my rose tinted glasses.
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Yesss, been waiting for Renegade. Its janky and ambitious and I have a huge soft spot for this game and what it tried to do. Been a darn long time since I played it too, but still remember the missions fairly well, more or less anyway.
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# ? Apr 30, 2021 23:19 |
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Kane lives in death! If he is cut, does he not bleed?
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Also, I definitely find this all interesting because I had a different POV when Renegade happened. I never played past the first couple of missions, and I was pretty much just 'Why?'. I.e., why are you giving me a C&C FPS instead of a continuation of the franchise along with path it was on. I didn't play C&C wanting a shooter and I regretted having tried it. I will now accept the judgement of all those who enjoyed it.
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Strategic Sage posted:Also, I definitely find this all interesting because I had a different POV when Renegade happened. I never played past the first couple of missions, and I was pretty much just 'Why?'. I.e., why are you giving me a C&C FPS instead of a continuation of the franchise along with path it was on. I didn't play C&C wanting a shooter and I regretted having tried it. I will now accept the judgement of all those who enjoyed it. Driving mammoth tanks is fun.
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# ? May 1, 2021 00:01 |
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Man I played the hell out of Renegade's MP (and later the Red Alert mod A Path Beyond) a ton in middle school. Great memories
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# ? May 1, 2021 00:21 |
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Today is my birthday, and this thread is a present for me!
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# ? May 1, 2021 00:31 |
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Happy dipping day Groetgaffel! May you always be a shining example of the Master's vision for mankind.
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# ? May 1, 2021 00:39 |
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Groetgaffel posted:Today is my birthday, and this thread is a present for me! Happy Birthday!
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# ? May 1, 2021 01:16 |
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Thank you both!
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# ? May 1, 2021 03:04 |
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I got a present for ya! it's a little c4, knocking at your door.
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Jobbo_Fett posted:Renegade: Tutorial I hope you aren't going to try this on the higher difficulties, because they add nothing but misery. But I dunno, you look like you know what you are doing.
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cuc posted:Game audio is a bit too quiet, especially the prerendered videos. Renegade's very finnicky on its audio, and I had to take it down a bit else it would just be overbearing. It seems that the cinematic audio isn't always the pre-rendered scenes either? Regardless, I'll do what I can to correct it for the actual missions. As for higher difficulties... well, you'll just have to wait and see.
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# ? May 1, 2021 16:13 |
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Mission 00: The Scorpion Hunters https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6kwbKam2kM Renegade 00: The Scorpion Hunters Troops from Eagle Base are enroute to the location of a suspected Nod outpost. It is suspected that the location contains valuable data that could lead to the defeat of Nod once and for all. Location: Mexico Objective: Find and locate the Nod Outpost Author's note: Quick and dirty mission, the one drawback is it is far too short and feels a little slapdash. Everything is introduced far too quickly. Name: Nick Parker Aliases: Havoc Affiliation: GDI Occupation: Commando Voiced/Played by: Wally Wingert Havoc is a Commando within the Global Defense Initiative's forces, ready and willing to take any fight to the Brotherhood of Nod. GDI Officer Weapon: Automatic Pistol/Automatic Rifle Purpose: Calls in reinforcements GDI Officers are trained better than enlisted soldiers and have authority to radio Command for reinforcements. GDI Soldier Weapon: Automatic Rifle Purpose: Cannon Fodder Considered standard assault infantry, GDI soldiers have basic combat training. Their lack of combat education is compensated with automatic weaponry. GDI Rocket Officer Weapon: Rocket Launcher Purpose: Calls in reinforcements Rocket Soldier Officers have better combat training than their enlisted counterparts and have authority to radio Command for reinforcements. Engineer Weapon: Repair Gun Purpose: Repairs buildings, vehicles, and emplacements Though excellent at battlefield maintenance, Engineers are not well-suited to combat. Protect your Engineers while they work to repair damaged buildings or emplacements. GDI Rocket Soldier Weapon: Rocket Launcher Purpose: Anti-Vehicle/Building infantry Though their rate of fire is lackluster, Rocket Soldiers compensate with range and destructive power. They tend to panic when in close proximity to their targets. Humvee Weapon: Automatic Machinegun Purpose: Anti-Infantry Vehicle Humm-Vees are excellent for fast transport across dangerous terrain. The mounted machine gun is effective against infantry targets, but the light armor is not good for tank engagements. Medium Tank Weapon: 120mm Cannon[?] Purpose: Anti-Vehicle/Building Vehicle The Medium Tank comes equipped with a heavy-caliber barrel and moderate armor. It is less maneuverable than the Nod Light Tank, but has more firepower. Transport Helicopter Weapon: N/A Purpose: Air Transport The best tool for extracting and delivering battlefield teams is the Transport Helicopter. Fast and maneuverable, it is the primary choice for air travel. APC Weapon: Machine Gun Purpose: Ground Transport [NO DATA ENTRY] ORCA VTOL Assault Craft Weapon: Air-to-Ground Rockets Purpose: Assault Aircraft The Orca vertical take-off and landing craft is one of the most maneuverable air vehicles on the battlefield. It is effective against other air vehicles, but can be used against ground targets. Black Hand Weapon: Sniper Rifle Purpose: Anti-Infantry Infantry The Black Hand soldier is an elite Special Forces unit with significant weight and power. When dealing with these enemies, expect a higher caliber opponent. Nod Soldier Weapon: Automatic Rifle Purpose: Cannon Fodder Considered standard assault infantry, Nod soldiers have basic combat training. Chemical weaponry takes down these enemies quickly. Nod Rocket Soldier Weapon: Rocket Launcher Purpose: Anti-Vehicle/Building Infantry Though their rate of fire is lackluster, Rocket Soldiers compensate with range and destructive power. Sniper weaponry is recommended for eliminating these enemies quickly. Flamethrower Weapon: Flamethrower Purpose: Anti-Infantry Infantry Flamethrower infantry are good close-range units and sport fire-retardant suits. However, they are useless at long distances, and their fuel tanks are susceptible to explosion from projectiles. Nod Buggy Weapon: Machine Gun Purpose: Anti-Infantry Vehicle Fast and very maneuverable, the Buggy is a Nod recon unit. Outfitted with a machine gun mount, it is the bane of infantry, but must keep moving to avoid direct fire. Light Tank Weapon: 100mm Cannon[?] Purpose: Anti-Vehicle/Building Vehicle A smaller and more maneuverable assault tank, the Light Tank is also cheaper to build. Unfortunately, this sacrifice results in a lack of firepower. Keep moving and use rockets to eliminate it. Tiberium Harvester Weapon: N/A Purpose: Income Generation Though weaponless, Harvesters are heavily armored and capable of driving over infantry. Their primary role is to harvest Tiberium for Refinery processing. Transport Helicopter Weapon: N/A Purpose: Air Transport The best tool for extracting and delivering battlefield teams is the Transport Helicopter. Fast and maneuverable, it is the primary choice for air travel. Eliminate it with rockets. Obelisk Purpose: Base Defense This building provides ground defense against enemy invaders. Destroy it to abate Nod base defenses. SAM Site Purpose: Base Defense SAM Sites cannot hit ground targets, so use this advantage to remove them quickly. Removing SAM Sites improves air superiority for GDI. Use your C4 explosives to destroy it. Turret Purpose: Base Defense The standard emplacement for base defense, Nod Turrets are formidable opponents for vehicles but can be easily eliminated by quick infantry with explosives. Aftermath: Nod resistance crushed, critical intelligence data captured. Jobbo_Fett fucked around with this message at 19:14 on May 1, 2021 |
# ? May 1, 2021 18:19 |
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Points of clarification: I am playing on Commando difficulty. I had initially played this on Commando, and had to scrap all my original footage because I wasn't using a fan patch and didn't have V-Sync on. This caused enormous stutter that could not be fixed. I am omitting the Location and Briefing entries for missions, as they all lack a specific location and briefing as seen in prior games. I will be adding a section for weapons as we get a few more in the next mission.
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# ? May 1, 2021 18:25 |
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I'm excited for this! I've heard so much about this game. Jobbo_Fett posted:Mission 00: The Scorpion Hunters This seems to be the wrong description.
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# ? May 1, 2021 18:52 |
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There's always one Edit: Fixed and added ORCA VTOL Helicopter. Jobbo_Fett fucked around with this message at 19:13 on May 1, 2021 |
# ? May 1, 2021 19:07 |
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This mission is so short I forgot it was its own thing and not just part of the first level. It's basically a little mini tutorial that blitzes through the highlights of the formal one. The best guess I have for it is that it's all a byproduct of the shift from trying to do a fps/rts hybrid to just an fps.
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# ? May 1, 2021 19:32 |
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Renegade is incredibly goofy, and for the most part it runs with its own silliness. That opening mission was shown at shows and in previews, and is probably a repurposed vertical slice. It does a solid job of showing off all the important units, getting the C&C feel, and making the player feel big and important.
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# ? May 1, 2021 19:34 |
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I love how they use literally the same EVA voice clips as the strategy games. It contributes to the C&C feel.
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# ? May 1, 2021 21:48 |
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PurpleXVI posted:I love how they use literally the same EVA voice clips as the strategy games. It contributes to the C&C feel. I'm pretty sure they rerecorded them. She's way more giddy about blowing up SAMs in this.
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# ? May 1, 2021 22:19 |
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# ? May 9, 2024 00:35 |
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Jobbo_Fett posted:Renegade's very finnicky on its audio
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# ? May 1, 2021 23:48 |