Command & Conquer

That's tough, as I enjoy a good many games.

Almost all of these games deserve placement in the top four for me, but since I can't do that, here's my oddly misshapen list:

1. BfME II (and Rise of the Witch King Expansion) (PC) - The first RTS that I played was BfME, which I enjoyed quite a bit. I loved the sequel even more.
2. Generals (and Zero Hour) (PC) - The second series of RTS, and even video games, that I ever played (maybe discounting Stronghold 2).
3. Age of Mythology (and Titans Expansion) (PC) - I know, it's a spinoff with a cheesy plotline and cheesy characters. It's still very fun.
4. Civilization 4 (and Expansions) (PC) - Definitely a huge favorite. It's hard for me to rate below my other favorites, even.
5. Assassin's Creed II (PC) - Though it lagged a lot on my PC (not quite an adept gaming computer, I'm afraid), I enjoyed the game an enormous amount, mainly due to the plotline. The later games had far better gameplay that made you feel even more badass, but overall, the plotline in ACII was definitely my favorite.
6. Half-Life 2 (PC) - Without G-Mod, there's no replayability; however, this game still holds the greatest campaign in my mind.
7. Fallout 3 (PC) - A terrific, and at some points, potentially even moving plotline, as well as very fun, though gruesome, gameplay.
8. Medieval: Total War 2 (PC) - Splendid gameplay. This game really challenges you to make tactical decisions, and it makes you feel awesome when they work.
9. Dark Souls (Xbox 360) - Enormously hard. However, you get a great sense of success once you actually manage to survive or kill something.
10. Prototype (PC) - A very fun game where you can do pretty much whatever the hell you want, so long as it involves murdering everything in extremely vile and strangely entertaining ways. The game also gets extremely hard and has a neat plotline as well.

Way down on a 14th place for me.

i really dont think i can make a list, due to needing a new graphics card i cant play some of the games so they have fallen out of favor to what i can get to run at the moment. so games im currently playing are going to get higher.

if i was to judge from how good i thought it was at time of the 1st play. ra1 would be 1st. it was fantastic. but its just lacking so much of the developments that have come since, im now disappointed with it. if you get my meaning.

with generals being the only game from the 1st decade box i can run at the moment, its pretty high on the list but it lacks the immersion the tib or red alert series holds

1. C&C: Generals
2. Dark Reign 2
3. C&C (original 1995)
4. C&C Renegade
5. Dune 2 (PC 1993)
6. Company of Heroes
7. C&C: red alert 3
8. world of tanks
9. Diablo
10. C&C: Tib Sun
11. C&C: Red Alert (original)
12. Bard's Tale series
13. EA sports: NHL Hockey series
14. Half-Life
15. Joe Montana Football

I'm not even sure why I posted this lol

If I was to take just the C&C games and rank them here's where I'm at....

1. C&C: Tib Dawn
2. Red Alert 1 + expansions
3. Generals
4. Red Alert 3
5. Generals: Zero Hour Expansion
6. Renegade
7. C&C 3: Tib Wars
8. C&C: Tib Sun/ FS
9. Red Alert 2/YR
10. C&C 3: Kane's Wrath
11. Red Alert 3: Uprising
12. C&C: Sole Survivor

This is TOP-5, in random order (because it's hard to sort these):
• Battlefield 2142.
• Minecraft (because of Industrial Craft² mod).
• C&C: Red Alert.
• Red Alert: A Path Beyond.
• Freelancer (space pew-pew).

These are a bit easier to sort:
6-7. Unreal (just «Unreal», not Tournament) series, Parkan: Iron Strategy (old Russian RTS+FPS).
8-9. Terraria, Worms.
≥10. C&C Generals.

You forgot C&C4.

C&C4 does not exist. It's a myth.

It's a boogeyman story Nod tell their children so they eat their veggies.

C&C 4 doesn't deserve a rank in my list. C&C 4 is just it's own game in my eyes minus the C&C before the 4.

C&C 4 = Crawler Wars: An Alternative Tiberian Twilight Story

"And so, eat all of your green rations, or else you'll get a visit from the BOOG-EA!!"
"EEEEEEEEK"

Commander Parker walked through a wormhole that lead him to an alternative dimension when he was a kid. He would have had a nice family, and done a successful job eradicating tiberium on his Earth (or spreading it), but no; his troubling experience got him a job that gave him severe injuries, he got married to a lady he didn't like, and he eventually became Kane's pawn either way and died, without getting to see that he saved the planet, or without getting to go with Kane to see the Scrin planet (that was the ONE thing that I expected at the end, the ONE thing; that your character would get to go through the portal).

Last I checked it's not your decision whether a game is a C&C or not. It's called C&C, therefore it's a C&C.

Would you change me a five dollar bill for two tenties and a ten dollar bills if I painted a zero behind my fivers five. It says fifty now, doesn't it?

Last I checked, My opinion is mine alone. C&C 4 was released and I don't have to like it nor treat it like other C&C games. Professionally, I support all C&C games. Personally, I pretend C&C 4 came and went by the way side into the abyss from which it came.