This mission is one i always struggle with, i always have to resort to building a sandbag wall to stop the attacks then blocking the nod base off with one right at the entrance. You make it look so easy.
Ha, looks easy only because this was my third or fourth attempt. So easy for things to go against you in the early game and then it's tough to recover. Once you've got momentum behind you though it's not too challenging because there's only one bottleneck outside their base.
@@SvenVanDerPlank it is so easy to get overwhelmed if you're not ready for the attacks in later missions. Im currently watching through all of your videos just to see how you tackle some missions. Really enjoying them and I do eventually want to try and complete all of the missions in TD and RA as well. These are 2 of my favourite games of all time and I still love playing them now, even more with this remaster
The remaster is pretty good I agree - "Warfare/Full Stop" in particular is a big improvement over the original. I think the extended guitar jamming on the remastered "Rain in the Night" might be a bit over the top however.
Warfare/Full Stop has always been one of my favourites in the whole series and I absolutely love the remaster. All the Tiberian Sons songs are probably the highlight of the new soundtrack for me. I know what you mean about Rain in the Night because I always liked that one. Whether I like the changes depends on how well it syncs with the action on screen.
Back when I played through the original last year I added all the game soundtrack in editing precisely to avoid hearing the same music dozens of times. The soundtrack is expansive, but there is a ton of content to get through and you end up getting sick of it.
17:20 AFAIK the voice samples on "In Trouble" were only in the soundtrack CD version; at least the DOS/Win95 versions of the game had the plain track. I never liked them either though.
Harvester - 1,400 Silo - 500 When you break it down like that, then a refinery is only 100 Odd logic but it stands, To help with maximising eco, I would always get 2 refinerys off the bat, then sell one to get some instant cash. One harvester collects whilst the other unloads, but once you got more and more, there would be inevitable cues or poor mapping and planning. Wish you could assign harvesters to refineries, would help so much!
I always found GDI 11 & 12 the hardest levels of the campaign. This one because of the brutal opening and that you have very little starting forces and they hit you hard and a lot of the tiberium needs to be opened up by hitting their turrets. The next one because it's the drought level of doom. Thankfully the wonderful GDI 13 comes afterwards where you get mammies and the ion cannon which is the hard counter to obelisks if you're well timed enough.
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This mission is one i always struggle with, i always have to resort to building a sandbag wall to stop the attacks then blocking the nod base off with one right at the entrance. You make it look so easy.
Ha, looks easy only because this was my third or fourth attempt. So easy for things to go against you in the early game and then it's tough to recover. Once you've got momentum behind you though it's not too challenging because there's only one bottleneck outside their base.
@@SvenVanDerPlank it is so easy to get overwhelmed if you're not ready for the attacks in later missions. Im currently watching through all of your videos just to see how you tackle some missions. Really enjoying them and I do eventually want to try and complete all of the missions in TD and RA as well. These are 2 of my favourite games of all time and I still love playing them now, even more with this remaster
The remaster is pretty good I agree - "Warfare/Full Stop" in particular is a big improvement over the original. I think the extended guitar jamming on the remastered "Rain in the Night" might be a bit over the top however.
Warfare/Full Stop has always been one of my favourites in the whole series and I absolutely love the remaster. All the Tiberian Sons songs are probably the highlight of the new soundtrack for me. I know what you mean about Rain in the Night because I always liked that one. Whether I like the changes depends on how well it syncs with the action on screen.
Either these songs are shorter than I expect or they really love the "Kane lives" song. I think it's been in 90% of all missions you've done.
Back when I played through the original last year I added all the game soundtrack in editing precisely to avoid hearing the same music dozens of times. The soundtrack is expansive, but there is a ton of content to get through and you end up getting sick of it.
17:20 AFAIK the voice samples on "In Trouble" were only in the soundtrack CD version; at least the DOS/Win95 versions of the game had the plain track. I never liked them either though.
Harvester - 1,400
Silo - 500
When you break it down like that, then a refinery is only 100
Odd logic but it stands, To help with maximising eco, I would always get 2 refinerys off the bat, then sell one to get some instant cash. One harvester collects whilst the other unloads, but once you got more and more, there would be inevitable cues or poor mapping and planning. Wish you could assign harvesters to refineries, would help so much!
I always found GDI 11 & 12 the hardest levels of the campaign. This one because of the brutal opening and that you have very little starting forces and they hit you hard and a lot of the tiberium needs to be opened up by hitting their turrets. The next one because it's the drought level of doom. Thankfully the wonderful GDI 13 comes afterwards where you get mammies and the ion cannon which is the hard counter to obelisks if you're well timed enough.
take me 1 hr per mission lol 30 mins watching yo and 30 for the mission lol
Haha, well I'm glad you're finding them useful. Watch on x2 speed to save yourself some time while still learning what methods work.
@@SvenVanDerPlank this mission is hard mate lol