C&C4 Official First Trailer Goes Live Options

[Aztek985]

The official first C&C4 trailer has gone live, along with BattleCast Primetime 2.0, where we learn many new details about the game! Watch it in high definition at the link below, as well as on the official C&C4 website. Battlecast Primetime 2.0 can be seen on the C&C4 website.

http://www.gametrailers.com/video/exclusiv...t-command/53140

http://www.commandandconquer.com

Details on the BattleCast to come shortly, until then, watch for yourself!

[Darkstorm]

RTS is relative, they call any C&C like game RTS but thats not all right.

Real Time Strategy - Refers to Strategy which is an overall view of a war, therefore technically any micro focused game really doesn't apply; a game focused on military moves and military economics belongs here.

Real Time Tactics - Never heard of it, but it speaks of Tactics, aka a Tactical view of a war, more focused view of a war; a game focused on micro or places heavy value on units is here.

One excellent example of differences is one attack on a British blockade during the Revolutionary War, (I'm American so this is the American Revolution obviously) I learned this off a show it just happened to mention the difference. The Turtle, the first submarine, was sent to destroy the flagship by drilling a hole in it's bottom and put a explosive charge, however since it was lined with metal to protect it for some kind of termite thing (I can't remember quite what it was), the pilot wasn't able to drill into it and headed back. While going back, the charge detonated while he was going back. From a tactical prospective, it was a failure, they didn't destroy the flagship. From a strategical prospective, it was a success, since the British got so scared from an attack from underwater that they stopped the blockade. Sorry if you already knew this but I'd figure I'd explain it.


Anyhow, we can only wait, perhaps the new style will help the game, maybe kill some of the C&Cness but breath new life in it at the same time.