Finished the final mission. All in all, it wasn't that bad, getting a foothold at the start was difficult but after that, it only took as long as it did because Loken was a coward and hiding all the way in the back. I was unsure if there would be some sort of scripted battle so I killed everything on my way, and eventually I chipped down enough of enemy defenses in the final corner of the map(much like in Mission 46) that I found Loken just chilling and had my two dragons kill him. Kind of anti-climactic, I already build two Bastions on the enemy's side so I could start rolling in my troops with zero opposition, but I will take it. In the end, both my dragon got nearly 1K kills as it is.

All in all, I really enjoyed my time with the game. It's not the best RTS ever made but it's become my guilty pleasure. I do have some complaints, mostly with AI and pathfinding: First of all, your units are dreadful to control. Unless you micro manage everything, they won't do anything but stand there and let enemies wail on them unless set on aggressive mode, but then they're TOO aggressive and will go out of their way to get themselves killed. I tried forming squads, but I found that simply micro managing every single unit/group of units works the best. As for pathfinding, it is absolutely dreadful but this is a common complaint for OG Total Annihilation and Supreme Commander as well. What I hate the most however is the pathfinding of flying units which is absurdly broken. I noticed it the most during the last few missions where I depended heavily on my dragons, the flying ships Taros loves using love to quite literally chase my dragons away, as do Sky Knights in large numbers, rendering them useless and running away across the map in order to get a shot. Even if they're close by and got a clean shot, they might just start turning around in the air like tards and do nothing, it's best to have both dragons active at all times so they can properly kill flying units.