TaxOwlbear

Oh dear. Does having the boxed version make any difference? I bought the boxed copy in 2011, pretty much a year after release, and I think I got the mission back then.

VLC Media Player all the way. Don't get the 64 bit version, though.

I do a review series of these unofficial expansions for C&C1/RA. I'd be interested in ISOs/files from the floppies of those games. I'll also make ISOs of my own collection, and maybe box scans once I have some times (though MobyGames already has a good number of box scans).

Is that an actual promotional poster? Looks like someone went wild with the Photoshop contrast filters.

You can just use an American address to buy digital stuff. There is a barrier, but it's easy to circumvent.

As per title: Is there a way to delete custom squads in WCM? I check the Kane's Wrath appdata folder, but one of the config files seems to have that information. EDIT: Nevermind, found it. I overlooked that there's a separate strike force menu.

He, I should probably update this.

I ecnountered this bug today: The skirmish match options menu is bugged. All the maps seem to be gone, and none of the options except for "Back" seems to do anything (screenshot here). I didn't modify the game files and the game ran fine a couple of days ago. I'll probably just reinstall it, but I'd be curious whether someone knows what could have caused this. I'm running the disc version of RA3 with the latest patch on Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit.

The Chrono Prism as well as a bunch of other units/buildings. As for RA2 being silly: I think the mix between ham and seriousness works rather well. e.g. when I first saw the cut scene where [a certain character] gets blow up. Better than many other games that got for the "dark and mature" theme and end up being way more cringy.

Not the best fix, but you could give Borderless Gaming a shot and run the game in borderless windowed mode.

The game#s most headbang-isest track.

Here we are: The final mission of the Rising Sun campaign. Rising Sun Mission 9: The Last Red Blossom Trembled

In this mission, they give you a nigh-invincible super unit... and then design the map in a way that makes it as hard as possible to use said super unit. Still not that difficult for the game's pre-ultimate mission. Rising Sun Mission 8: Crumble, Kremlin, Crumble

I just tried to launch a mod for TW... but the Game Browser seems to be missing. It's simply not there (see screenshots here and here). What's up with that? They didn't remove the mod launcher from the Kane Edition, did they?

OBS Studio works fine for me for recording RA2 and YR.

Okay, how did get both the Allied and the Red Fleet past our defences? Anyway, it's a nice mission to highlight the power of Yuriko, my favourite of the three commandos. And her twin sister. Or clone, I'm not quite sure. Rising Sun Mission 7: Barbarian at the Bay

Deleting the appdata folder did indeed fix it. Thanks!

This is a pretty fun mission. There's a lot of ways to approach it, and the map has a slight sandbox feeling, which I like. Also, we destroy EA Los Angeles in a unintentionally ironic twist. Rising Sun Mission 6: Rage of the Black Tortoise

I know it's based on mythology, but why did they chose a land animal to represent the largest sea vessel ever build? Rising Sun Mission 5: Assault on the Black Tortoise

Instead of destroying monuments, we spend a mission protecting monuments. Rising Mission 4: Graveyard of a Foolish Fleet

Glad to hear it has been fixed. I've never heard of this bug before, but then again, I haven't played FS all that much.

I played that mission about two weeks ago, and it worked fine. I have the TFD version installed, though. You get that MCV once the cyborg commando, the two regular cyborgs and the four artillery pieces have been dealt with. You also get a APC with some infantry if you destroy one of the bridges. If you can't get the MCV after fulfilling those requirements, leave a comment here. I'll upload a save game just after the MCV has appeared.

The start of this mission is rather tricky on the highest difficulty... but then the mission becomes a glorious pushover. Rising Sun Mission 3: Behold the Mighty Saint of Swords

Gritty and realistic? I think we already have enough games where brown is the only colour used with a sepia-grain filter and a moody protagonist.

Here's the main theme of this campaign: Destroy the cultural heritage of other countries. Rising Sun Mission 2: To Conquer Shattered Spirits