this is one of the secret ant missions on red alert in all of the ant missions, you play as yellow/gold, and you get a mix of soviet/allied units to build from
well I saw it in the red alert 1 kane was there in the ending of soviet faction ending the reason why gdi didnt form in the original and it was altered due the fact the red alert 2 timeline.
If you were paying attention, nests that you gas automatically kills ants coming out. You have plenty of ore; you can use engineers to take over the old base. Finally, half your forces were always in the corner doing nothing. Rewatch your games please so you know how the rock, paper, scissors design of the units work.
In the OP's defense, I don't see how taking over the soviet base makes any sense; there's like at least half a dozen buildings there and you're spending like thousands just for a few engineers to take it over when you could just use credits to train riflemen and go on the offensive (infantry is king in the ant missions, after all). Maybe it's just me, but I haven't seen anyone really use that strategy before.
is it just me or is it the allied's color scheme is gold not blue.
this is one of the secret ant missions on red alert
in all of the ant missions, you play as yellow/gold, and you get a mix of soviet/allied units to build from
I think that is the start of the gdi correct?
@@tomasroldan2947 it's probably a reference to GDI, but no this isn't the GDI faction
well I saw it in the red alert 1 kane was there in the ending of soviet faction ending the reason why gdi didnt form in the original and it was altered due the fact the red alert 2 timeline.
If you were paying attention, nests that you gas automatically kills ants coming out. You have plenty of ore; you can use engineers to take over the old base. Finally, half your forces were always in the corner doing nothing. Rewatch your games please so you know how the rock, paper, scissors design of the units work.
Its just a game man. No need to be rude about it.
In the OP's defense, I don't see how taking over the soviet base makes any sense; there's like at least half a dozen buildings there and you're spending like thousands just for a few engineers to take it over when you could just use credits to train riflemen and go on the offensive (infantry is king in the ant missions, after all). Maybe it's just me, but I haven't seen anyone really use that strategy before.