Less betraying

[Plrsvek]

Why are we always the ones getting betrayed??? I wanna betray people for once!

[=LEVIATHEN=]

Why are we always the ones getting betrayed??? I wanna betray people for once!

Hey, that's a good idea! At one point in the game, you should be able to choose to break off from your faction and either fight against both the other side and your original faction, ally with the other side and keep your faction type, or go to the other side entirely.

[Lorde_Augusto]

Ha! To be the one betraing would be very fun, it could even serve as a way to make the game more hard, think about it, in the middle of the campaing you have the chance to choose sides, if you stay with your faction is the easy mode, everyone knows you and you gets the more advanced toys, if you go to the enemy you need to get they to accept you so you need to use low tier weapons for some time is the normal mode, and if you go solo you need to stole technology if you want bigger guns you are alone the Hard mode...

[sgfan206]

Hey, that's a good idea! At one point in the game, you should be able to choose to break off from your faction and either fight against both the other side and your original faction, ally with the other side and keep your faction type, or go to the other side entirely.

Indeed, that would be something new. In "Emperor - Battle for Dune" you were actually able to choose wheter you are fighting for the Harkonnen Baron or on the side of his son's brother, who wants to kill him. Was a pretty nice (and damn hard) mission.

It would really be nice, if there were several ways how to achieve victory, however, just make the end being one and the same. Just as in "Emperor".

[Lord-Vale3]

Actually, Ackerman didnt betray anybody, he was acting in the interests of his country. (Notice that in the Allied campaign, we destroy Ackerman, in the EOTRS campaign, the disguise is blown and the allies figure it out without destroying him.)

If in the allied campaign he truly was a robot however, I feel that the player did more betraying than 'Ackerman' did, as the commander never learns that Ackerman is in fact actually a spy. As an American commander, I would have stood by my president, and Warren should have as well. Every time I play that mission I wish so badly to just go blast Warrens base into smithereens, contact Allied command and say 'SCREW YOU', and then surrender to Ackerman.


Just my two cents about that. I dont think there should be so much betrayal in CnC anymore either, its too common. I liked how in RA1, there was no betraying on the allied side at all. The stuff in the Soviet campaign, thats just how the soviets were, and it added to the atmosphere, made playing Soviet feel darker.

[RKTGX95]

Actually, Ackerman didnt betray anybody, he was acting in the interests of his country. (Notice that in the Allied campaign, we destroy Ackerman, in the EOTRS campaign, the disguise is blown and the allies figure it out without destroying him.)

If in the allied campaign he truly was a robot however, I feel that the player did more betraying than 'Ackerman' did, as the commander never learns that Ackerman is in fact actually a spy. As an American commander, I would have stood by my president, and Warren should have as well. Every time I play that mission I wish so badly to just go blast Warrens base into smithereens, contact Allied command and say 'SCREW YOU', and then surrender to Ackerman.


Just my two cents about that. I dont think there should be so much betrayal in CnC anymore either, its too common. I liked how in RA1, there was no betraying on the allied side at all. The stuff in the Soviet campaign, thats just how the soviets were, and it added to the atmosphere, made playing Soviet feel darker.

i surrendered to Ackerman as soon as i saw that canon !

[Klandri]

i surrendered to Ackerman as soon as i saw that canon !

So you didn't finish the mission?

[=LEVIATHEN=]

So you didn't finish the mission?

DESYNCRONIZED: The commander did not surrender to Ackerman.

[Wlof25]

I dont mind little betraying,if it fits in good story and character then fine....not like pointless betraying in RA3...
And this topic remind me on Starcraft campaign XD
Starcraft campaign is full of betraying,every single character there betray some one or has been betrayed....parody

[AdmiralQ]

Ah, Ackerman's stunt would have her to whole allied movement and allow the Rising Sun to regain the monentum so for the goood of the USA he had to go