It's a walkthrough...This one for GDI.

GDI Mission 1:Reinforce Phoenix Base
As soon as you start, take down the cyborg. Build a barracks and refinery. Once with a barracks, build lots of infantry. Send them out south. You'll come to Light Infantry and some Attack Buggies. Buggies are effective against infantry so be careful. Don't bother going to the bridge (though I do) because a meteor storm comes down and destroys the bridge. Though you should defeat the infantry at the end of your side. Now head across the other bridge and you'll come to a Power Plant and Hand of Nod. Destroy both buildings. You can destroy the cliff and the old TD buildings, but you don't have to. Once all forces are gone...mission accomplished.

GDI Mission 2:Secure The Region
Watch the intro when the transports get shot down. Deploy your MCV and once you have a nice base, get some Wolverines or infantry. Also build an extra Harvester for more money. Send out some troops, but keep some at the base for gaurding. Send your forces up the cliff and destroy the two SAM Sites. Head north and you'll find a SAM Site on a cliff along with two Light Infantry. Head back south and go down that path southeast of your base where the Rocket Infantry is. You'll some up a cliff to two more SAM Sites and infantry. Head up the dirt road north of where you forces are and you should come to a village. Do NOT destroy any buildings or you fail the mission. Once up the cliff, destroy the Harvester. You'll come to Cyborgs and two Laser turrets. If you lose your force, build more. Mainly, just destroy the whole base, then head up the west from the top of the base. Go down the two narrow paths, and you'll see a SAM Site at the end of each. Once the forces are gone and all SAMs are gone, you'll lose control and an Orca Transport will come to that village. It will load up the civillians that come out of the building and transport them to safety...mission accomplished.
I'm tired of typing for now...

To be honest writing tutorials for these 2 missions is a bit pointless, since no one will ever look for a tutorial to beat either of them. Either writing tutorials for only the hard missions or only writing them when someone requests one would be a better idea.

They're not even very good tutorials.

Yea i agree with both of you guys. No real reason to post Guides to missions unless someone asks or it's the harder missions in the set and when that time comes should post good ones.

but really knowing devastator it's just a reason to post more. Hell he's posted in others peoples topic with more to do about how he's glad someones finally posted in the graphics fridge more than what he had to say about the person's actual art that they posted. And he tends to post LITERALLY after any topic that doesn't end with him as a post even if he's not adding anything new.

I'm kinda doing that less, what Ixith said.
Always being the last one to post.

Like not in the Fun Factory, and now when I post topics they'll be worth something!

The missions that people have trouble with that I can think of...
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Rescue Tratos
Weather The Storm
FS:Dogma Day Afternoon

I can't think of any Nod missions that people get mad at.

I don't think we have anyone here who would still play the campaigns, and the TS missions are easy enough for anyone. So these should only be written if someone requests a walkthrough for a certain mission.

And I agree with Ixith, you should really avoid posting just because of posting and instead make your posts valuable.

There was this one mission where you start with limited forces, have to capture and guard a scrin ship (which is guarded by 2 titans) and then destroy a train before it leaves the map. I don't remember other "tricky" missions though.

Oh crap I forgot about Salvage Operation.

its not a bad idea to have user created walk throughs I think.

lol.
I hated that GDI mission with the downed Kodiak.
Mostly because I rely heavily on air superiority XD

god that one was such a bitch especially since gdi has no heavy arty

You should try and do a downloadable tutorial since the tutorials are better when you have diagrams or videos.