If you ask me, this type of campaign mode of almost random linear missions connected by a storyline is a little dated I would have loved to have seen a much more epic and dynamic army vs army turn based style mode where you maintain fronts across the world and a failed mission doesn't automatically mean a halt in the storyline but rather just a loss of territory.
On the next mission at all besides in maybe one or two instances. Basically, there just isn't any real connection between missions besides what the storyline tells you - units aren't carried over, tiberium isn't carried over, and how you do things has no real influence You will often have a choice from a few active missions to undertake but all you're really choosing is the order as the ones you skip will still need to be done to progress the storyline. There is one distinct short coming in the campaign mode however and that is its linear unlinked structure of the missions. This is not to say the other modes on offer are lacking, but it's a safe bet to say the vast majority of gamers will want to jump straight into the campaign mode before anything else with perhaps the exception of the tutorial mode for those new to RTS games. With all this in mind, it is clear that the single player campaign mode was EA's primary focus which I'm sure will pleaseĪ lot of gamers. As far as video and computer games go, it is definitely one of if not the most ambitious live action implementations ever attempted and it pays off for C&C 3 as it does add a very movie-esque quality to the game, although the fact it is supplemented with a sincerely interesting storyline doesn't hurt either. While the cast on offer is not exactly world class in terms of name power, fans of productions like Battlestar Galactica and other sci-fi's will see a few familiar faces and, in turn, the performances of these actors suggestĪ good job of casting as they do come off as natural fits for this genre. Popular Now: AI threatens revenge by exposing personal information to ruin a reputationĪs promised in the build up to release, EA have put a lot of effort into the live action sequences between missions in the single player campaign mode which come to you via video transmissions usually detailing your next mission or the impact of the one you just did, or both.
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