0:55 If you completed Commander's Challenge in all main missions you get the "Commander's Challenge Conclusion" cutscene. Kelly Weaver offers you to be a CEO of FutureTech. 1:28 If you completed Commander's Challenge in all side missions you get the "Commander's Challenge Bonus Ending" cutscene.
Some fanfiction ahead, bash if you must. I think it'd be awesome if Zero Hour and RA3 actually happen in the same universe, and to make that possible, some bridging needs to happen. Question is...where would that bridge be? Remember the Soviets campaign in RA3? FutureTech was getting increasing backlash because of its many experiments getting exposed, notably the Sigma Harmonizer. I think after the Soviets campaign, FutureTech was demoted eventually because the Allies didn't like the bad publicity they get from associating with the corporation. Then Kelly Weaver got so desperate she sent the player to defeat the Allies, Soviets and Japan and to collect blueprints for ALL their units and buildings. The player did just that, and FutureTech installed him as CEO. Then Kelly "reviewed the terms in private" some night after the player beat RA3 Uprising's Challenge mode, and got pregnant. The child was born and raised in secret, and somehow got into the Chinese military, which now would've been born together with an independent China which itself was born as Japan, thanks to Allied interventionism, Yuriko's...uprising, and FutureTech kicking its ass, withdrew to the territory of the 2020s Japan we know in the real world. Anyhow, FutureTech basically now works in China and turned it into a globally-significant force, so much that it became one of the three factions of ZH. But where's FutureTech's technical expertise in practice? It kept it all secret even harder, as it doesn't want the world backlashing against it again. That said, it did help generals like Tao (nuke general), Fai (infantry general) and Kwai (tank general) in their respective special-unit programs. Then it armed the GLA with experimental crap weapons that the world wouldn't know to have come from FutureTech itself. As for the daughter of the FutureTech player and Kelly Weaver, she became a general in the Chinese military, specifically in the Chinese elite force or something, and has a higher rank than ANY Chinese general in ZH. Who would she be? That would be Leang. I mean, the FutureTech player has access to ALL of ALL 3 factions' (Allies, Soviets and Rising Sun) units and buildings in RA3, and Leang has access to SOME of ALL 3 factions' (USA, China and GLA) units and buildings in ZH. So...what happened to the Soviets and Rising Sun at this point? The Empire of the Rising Sun went full sakoku-isolationist as it became ashamed of its fall from grace, while the Soviets decided to turn a new leaf, with Oleg the supreme commander of the Soviet military getting military and civilian reforms enacted, such reforms making Russia a more politically forgiving place for everyone within and beyond its territorial borders. Not because the Soviets had a change of heart, but because they realize that they too have fallen from grace, and that they really need to trade with the world around them to earn a lot of money in order to compensate for their war against the Allies, Rising Sun and FutureTech. Soviet leadership let this happen because they don't want the masses to throw them out of power due to being made ultra-poor thanks to the events of Red Alert 3. As for the Allies, their interventionism and association with FutureTech embarrassed them so much they split into 2 major factions - Europe and America. Europe diverted funds away from defense spending because they don't want their public to think they're going to reimplement Thornley's "heaven on earth" policy (I mean, would you like it if time stopped and you can't do anything as your time-manipulating enemy does whatever they want to you? It's creepy, dude.). This dislike against Thornley turned into the European elite generally hating the concept of being European, going so far as to radically demilitarize, which made it very vulnerable to GLA attacks as they happen in ZH. America remained the only substantial globally-significant military powerhouse and used that to dominate the world, becoming the "world police" in the process. The shift polarized the population. Ackerman wasn't liked much for his Soviet-hating war policy, but he was somewhat vindicated since he was right to not trust Cherdenko. I mean, the Soviets secretly kept Kirovs in Cuba and sent them to destroy America, starting probably with Florida. The public went paranoid from enemies potentially coming from anywhere, and accepted Ackerman's skepticism a little bit. That's why America was allowed by its citizens to become the world police. So, how would the GLA have formed? Well, it would've formed from the impoverished and disenfranchised in both Africa, Middle East and Central Asia banding together and using whatever weapons they can use, as well as whatever FutureTech would've been willing to lend to them. So, why would FutureTech collude with GLA? That would be to not only gain a justification as to why China should allow it to engage in more and more of its own arms projects and give it lots of funds. It would've also used the GLA menace to justify why America should also buy weapons from FutureTech. Why play both sides? To get America and China to bust each other's asses, and to make them reliant on it for weapons technology. They're arms dealers, after all, and what's not a great profit source for one if not a war?
So, what about the Allied occupation of Japan? Either it continued under the leadership of the guy Red Alert 3 said to be in charge (the old-man replacement of Warren), or the Allies withdrew as the world was increasingly not liking their status as the world military hegemon.
0:55 If you completed Commander's Challenge in all main missions you get the "Commander's Challenge Conclusion" cutscene. Kelly Weaver offers you to be a CEO of FutureTech.
1:28 If you completed Commander's Challenge in all side missions you get the "Commander's Challenge Bonus Ending" cutscene.
1:43 Me sweating profusely with my trainer.
that last one sounded like a PS2 startup
XD dat ending! XD
0:20 hey babygirl missed you
Some fanfiction ahead, bash if you must.
I think it'd be awesome if Zero Hour and RA3 actually happen in the same universe, and to make that possible, some bridging needs to happen. Question is...where would that bridge be?
Remember the Soviets campaign in RA3? FutureTech was getting increasing backlash because of its many experiments getting exposed, notably the Sigma Harmonizer. I think after the Soviets campaign, FutureTech was demoted eventually because the Allies didn't like the bad publicity they get from associating with the corporation. Then Kelly Weaver got so desperate she sent the player to defeat the Allies, Soviets and Japan and to collect blueprints for ALL their units and buildings. The player did just that, and FutureTech installed him as CEO. Then Kelly "reviewed the terms in private" some night after the player beat RA3 Uprising's Challenge mode, and got pregnant. The child was born and raised in secret, and somehow got into the Chinese military, which now would've been born together with an independent China which itself was born as Japan, thanks to Allied interventionism, Yuriko's...uprising, and FutureTech kicking its ass, withdrew to the territory of the 2020s Japan we know in the real world. Anyhow, FutureTech basically now works in China and turned it into a globally-significant force, so much that it became one of the three factions of ZH. But where's FutureTech's technical expertise in practice? It kept it all secret even harder, as it doesn't want the world backlashing against it again. That said, it did help generals like Tao (nuke general), Fai (infantry general) and Kwai (tank general) in their respective special-unit programs. Then it armed the GLA with experimental crap weapons that the world wouldn't know to have come from FutureTech itself. As for the daughter of the FutureTech player and Kelly Weaver, she became a general in the Chinese military, specifically in the Chinese elite force or something, and has a higher rank than ANY Chinese general in ZH. Who would she be? That would be Leang.
I mean, the FutureTech player has access to ALL of ALL 3 factions' (Allies, Soviets and Rising Sun) units and buildings in RA3, and Leang has access to SOME of ALL 3 factions' (USA, China and GLA) units and buildings in ZH.
So...what happened to the Soviets and Rising Sun at this point? The Empire of the Rising Sun went full sakoku-isolationist as it became ashamed of its fall from grace, while the Soviets decided to turn a new leaf, with Oleg the supreme commander of the Soviet military getting military and civilian reforms enacted, such reforms making Russia a more politically forgiving place for everyone within and beyond its territorial borders. Not because the Soviets had a change of heart, but because they realize that they too have fallen from grace, and that they really need to trade with the world around them to earn a lot of money in order to compensate for their war against the Allies, Rising Sun and FutureTech. Soviet leadership let this happen because they don't want the masses to throw them out of power due to being made ultra-poor thanks to the events of Red Alert 3.
As for the Allies, their interventionism and association with FutureTech embarrassed them so much they split into 2 major factions - Europe and America. Europe diverted funds away from defense spending because they don't want their public to think they're going to reimplement Thornley's "heaven on earth" policy (I mean, would you like it if time stopped and you can't do anything as your time-manipulating enemy does whatever they want to you? It's creepy, dude.). This dislike against Thornley turned into the European elite generally hating the concept of being European, going so far as to radically demilitarize, which made it very vulnerable to GLA attacks as they happen in ZH.
America remained the only substantial globally-significant military powerhouse and used that to dominate the world, becoming the "world police" in the process. The shift polarized the population. Ackerman wasn't liked much for his Soviet-hating war policy, but he was somewhat vindicated since he was right to not trust Cherdenko. I mean, the Soviets secretly kept Kirovs in Cuba and sent them to destroy America, starting probably with Florida. The public went paranoid from enemies potentially coming from anywhere, and accepted Ackerman's skepticism a little bit. That's why America was allowed by its citizens to become the world police.
So, how would the GLA have formed? Well, it would've formed from the impoverished and disenfranchised in both Africa, Middle East and Central Asia banding together and using whatever weapons they can use, as well as whatever FutureTech would've been willing to lend to them. So, why would FutureTech collude with GLA? That would be to not only gain a justification as to why China should allow it to engage in more and more of its own arms projects and give it lots of funds. It would've also used the GLA menace to justify why America should also buy weapons from FutureTech. Why play both sides? To get America and China to bust each other's asses, and to make them reliant on it for weapons technology. They're arms dealers, after all, and what's not a great profit source for one if not a war?
So, what about the Allied occupation of Japan? Either it continued under the leadership of the guy Red Alert 3 said to be in charge (the old-man replacement of Warren), or the Allies withdrew as the world was increasingly not liking their status as the world military hegemon.
@@Justhere377Yuriko could be Yuri's daughter or a genetic clone.
Baby talk
Baby talk
I remember her on the expansion, never got to complete it.
why they cut corporate?