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Anonymous No.2090765 [Report] >>2090779 >>2090804 >>2091893 >>2096171 >>2096272 >>2097953 >>2098453 >>2106037 >>2108078
If hell freezes over and we actually get a remaster of this peak RTS, what’s the first thing you'd see changed?
Anonymous No.2090779 [Report]
>>2090765 (OP)
remove tank blobs as the only viable strategy in Multiplayer
Anonymous No.2090802 [Report] >>2090918 >>2091668 >>2091693 >>2091857 >>2107208
cast pic related as tanya
Anonymous No.2090804 [Report]
>>2090765 (OP)
>what’s the first thing you'd see changed?
there will be word "Remastered" before "Repack by R.G. Mechanics"
Anonymous No.2090808 [Report]
Soviets are kind of lame in terms of air force, scouting and general mobility. I can't imagine how that could be fixed without a complete overhaul.
Anonymous No.2090915 [Report]
add a short yuri campaign
Anonymous No.2090918 [Report] >>2097209
>>2090802
Kek. Tanya did look completely different in every installment, tho.
Anonymous No.2091322 [Report] >>2091639
a remaster is physically impossible due to the loss of the source code, the only thing they can do is a remake, how would YOU like that?
Anonymous No.2091639 [Report] >>2091648 >>2091657 >>2092593 >>2097467 >>2098342 >>2098643
>>2091322
Why do so many studios lose fucking source code all the time? They seriously couldn't keep one cd or usb stick in a cupboard somewhere?
Anonymous No.2091648 [Report]
>>2091639
>They seriously couldn't keep one cd or usb stick in a cupboard somewhere?
That's probably what they did. You misplace the disk, move your office, the cupboard gets send to a landfill, the garbage truck catches on fire - the code is gone. And if an IP has a difficult history and changes hands a lot, it's even easier to lose track of things.
Anonymous No.2091657 [Report]
>>2091639
EA were literally dumping WW's archives multiple times
Anonymous No.2091668 [Report]
>>2090802
You mean Yuri.
Anonymous No.2091693 [Report]
>>2090802

FUCK YOU
Anonymous No.2091857 [Report] >>2091932
>>2090802
>Is it done, comrade Yuri?
>Nahhh nigga we jus finna bust a cap in they ass. Shieeeeet
Anonymous No.2091893 [Report]
>>2090765 (OP)

Desolator replaces Yuri as the elite Soviet unit. Iraq or wathever gets something else.
Anonymous No.2091932 [Report] >>2092427
>>2091857
>This is General Carville, nigger invasion confirmed
Anonymous No.2092028 [Report]
I'd make it procedurally generated open world full loot PvPvE sandbox
Anonymous No.2092427 [Report] >>2098370
>>2091932
Anonymous No.2092593 [Report] >>2098763
>>2091639
'cause it's company property so devs don't hang onto it after the project for legal reasons.
At that point it become management's job, except they don't know the difference between the source code and any other random document so it just get pushed somewhere in a pile with everything else - then since no manager give a shit about dead projects the "somewhere" get quickly forgotten.
One hard-drive wipe (to "save cost and re-use company hardware") or location change later, and the thing will effectively be nowhere to be found.

Archiving isn't a trivial task that get done automagically.
Anonymous No.2096171 [Report]
>>2090765 (OP)
Mod it into becoming starcraft
Anonymous No.2096272 [Report]
>>2090765 (OP)
Just iron out some bugs and give me some QoL upgrades, more graphical options and smoother mod support and I'm happy.
Anonymous No.2097209 [Report] >>2097425
>>2090918
>he doesn't realise that there was only one Tanya, the OG Tanya Adams from RA1, and the rest used "Agent Tanya" as a code name that designates allied female commandos
bruh do you even lore?
Anonymous No.2097425 [Report]
>>2097209
So what you're saying is that even Debra can be Tanya?
Anonymous No.2097467 [Report] >>2098342
>>2091639
To a programmer and your typical gamer, source code is the irreplaceable soul of the game and one of the deepest foundation of the studio's wealth, to be guarded at all costs and secured in triplicate. To the corporate suits it might as well be gibberish, if they even know it exists as a concept. Instead, the trademark takes this role to them and is the only thing that is worth transferring over when you make another game. Guess who gets to make the decisions.
Anonymous No.2097953 [Report] >>2098396
>>2090765 (OP)
An actual Yuri Campaign
>just play MO
It's not the same.
Anonymous No.2098342 [Report] >>2098772
>>2091639
Game developers in the past tended to see projects as one and done, when it's made it's made and they move on

>>2097467
>To a programmer and your typical gamer, source code is the irreplaceable soul of the game and one of the deepest foundation of the studio's wealth
Completely untrue
Anonymous No.2098370 [Report]
>>2092427
>Is it done Jewri?
>No goyim President, it has only begun
Anonymous No.2098396 [Report]
>>2097953
tranny omega shills are everywhere. It's getting to the point where i'm afraid to make ra2 threads
Anonymous No.2098453 [Report]
>>2090765 (OP)
>what’s the first thing you'd see changed?
Hitler getting killed in the intro video
Anonymous No.2098643 [Report]
>>2091639
In this case EA was literally killing Westwood Studios.
Anonymous No.2098763 [Report]
>>2092593
>'cause it's company property so devs don't hang onto it after the project for legal reasons.
Yeah, maybe it was a thing in old school garage companies but source code is company property and corpos are pretty protective of it. I'm not doing anything worth stealing and I'm not allowed to transfer anything off work PC. Also the package with everything you'd need to build the final release version of the game and/or be helpful in making a remaster would be much larger than the release. Source code, master assets before they got downscaled or squashed into prerendered sprites (aoe2 was done this way), uncompressed music and VO. Nobody got the storage to keep that kind of shit around.
Anonymous No.2098772 [Report]
>>2098342
That's how you know there's a corporate skinwalker in the thread, complete disregard of the source material and treatment of videogames as just a product and not form of art or entertainment.
Anonymous No.2106037 [Report]
>>2090765 (OP)
remastered brain freeze without the fucking dubstep
Anonymous No.2107054 [Report] >>2107075 >>2107086 >>2107141 >>2107254 >>2113861
just play mental omega
Anonymous No.2107075 [Report]
>>2107054
Get beaten to death you piece of shit
Anonymous No.2107085 [Report] >>2107096 >>2107159 >>2107204 >>2107237
How do I install the first two DOS installments without CD switching nonsense? I want to make it portable, but each faction-based CD has their own data, and then there are expansions. Guess I could look into .MIX editing software to merge everything together, but nothing from what I've found so far has been particularly convenient to use.
Anonymous No.2107086 [Report]
>>2107054
shockwave wannabe
Anonymous No.2107096 [Report] >>2107237
>>2107085
Easier alternative would be to get something like The First Decade compilation DVD with already merged MIX archives, but I'm not sure whether there would be any game breaking differences.
Anonymous No.2107141 [Report]
>>2107054
kys
Anonymous No.2107159 [Report] >>2107237 >>2107475
>>2107085
If I remember correctly, the CD's are just the campaigns. At least Red Alert 1 let you play skirmish.

Otherwise just buy the remaster on steam to avoid the hastle.
Anonymous No.2107204 [Report] >>2107237 >>2107475
>>2107085
Copy the CD files to folders and start the game with the -cd(folder) parameter to tell it where the files are
Anonymous No.2107208 [Report]
>>2090802
Better idea: cast her as Kane.
Anonymous No.2107237 [Report] >>2107475
>>2107085
>>2107096
>>2107159
>>2107204

Observe
https://cncnet.org/command-and-conquer
https://cncnet.org/red-alert
https://cncnet.org/tiberian-sun
Anonymous No.2107254 [Report] >>2107262
>>2107054
preach
Anonymous No.2107262 [Report] >>2107316
>>2107254
Are you in a cult or something to be preaching?
Anonymous No.2107316 [Report]
>>2107262
mental omega fans are unironically cultists
Anonymous No.2107475 [Report] >>2107480
>>2107159
>>2107204
>>2107237
Thanks for the all provided help. That's what I ended up doing:
>Install The First Decade compilation
>Apply unofficial patch from cncnz.com
https://cncnz.com/hosted-projects/command-patch/
>Drop in cnc-draw, and fiddle with .ini settings
Seems to work fine for all tetralogy, haven't tried Generals yet. You start .exe and that's it, no need for CD/DVDs.
I had to additionaly find CnCGraphicsPatch for Tiberian Sun as it had slowdowns for some reason, it helped some bit.
Anonymous No.2107480 [Report]
>>2107475
Forgot, cnc-draw and CnCGraphicsPatch
https://github.com/FunkyFr3sh/cnc-ddraw
http://www.stuffhost.de/files/cnc/
Anonymous No.2108078 [Report]
>>2090765 (OP)
Stop time and order
Fuck you
Anonymous No.2113861 [Report]
>>2107054
kys