Judging by the number of positive reviews on here, as opposed to negative ones suggests that this game is a must. I expect this game is cheap to pick up now and any RTS fan should pick this game up. At time of release, the graphics were impressive but although now clearly dated, they aren't laughable. Perhaps I'm just hopeless at RTS games, but "hard" really means hard, and "easy" really means easy in C&C Generals. I always feel that the difficulty of this game is about right for me - it's challenging without being ridiculously impossible on the easiest difficulty setting (take note CoH2!). I don't generally enjoy playing RTS games online against players, and so spend most of my time playing C&C against AI opponents with or without mates.
Tank rushes are still possible, but the AI opponents can opt for this strategy too (and frequently do). This means that more emphasis is placed on combat rather than waiting for your harvester to deliver a load of tiberium so you can build a tank and a man! This may not be to everyone's taste, but I think it works well.
With the introduction of buildings / units that can generate an infinite amount of resources, players can no longer adopt this strategy. Strategy would usually involve annihilating your opponents harvesters / ore trucks, etc and starve them of cash. In the past, whoever owned all the tiberium / ore, etc won the game. But the resource system is now much better. tanks kill tanks but are vulnerable to rocket men, who in turn are vulnerable to the basic infantry units. For example, you still have the classic rock-paper-scissors formula i.e.
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EA have moved the series forward whilst keeping the classic C&C formula. But I was so surprised to see what a great job EA had done with it and brought C&C forward into the 21st century. Why? Simple - it's just so much fun, and isn't that the whole point of gaming? When Westwood were bought by EA, and me being a longstanding fan of the C&C series from the days of the very first C&C, I thought the series was doomed. But I was so Whilst not the deepest, most hardcore RTS ever made, C&C Generals still sits on my hard drive ever since it was released around 10 years ago. Whilst not the deepest, most hardcore RTS ever made, C&C Generals still sits on my hard drive ever since it was released around 10 years ago.
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