Nmenth

Be patient, these forums do not see extremely high traffic.

If you aren't planning on publishing the mod, you don't even need a .mix, you can just leave the files loose in your directory. A .mix would only make it cleaner.

I am me. I wasn't here yet in 2003, but I have been here long enough to remember you. I told you that your cowbell quote was wrong and gave you the transcript so you could correct it. I am not really that familiar with most of the current mod projects, but if you join our Discord, I think many of the modders are present there, even if there isn't a huge amount of discussion regarding them.

Alright, see you 2023 then, Ragweed.

There are still plenty of mods being worked on. I don't know how many people from 2003 are still around though.

Sometimes the anti-piracy got a little trigger happy, even with legit copies. I'm not sure what specifically causes it, maybe someone else does, but sometimes just reinstalling it works.

It is the first Monday of April, so it is time for one last Nmenth's Research Lab. This month we will look at some of the more powerful weapons in Command & Conquer, including the Particle Cannon, Orbital Strike, and Vacuum Imploder to see how these compare with reality. This will be the final edition of Nmenth's Research Lab as, unfortunately, there are a finite number of technologies to explore in Command & Conquer, and it is preferable to quit while they are still interesting.

They extended it because they screwed up and the code didn't work until the day was nearly over.

Moved to Command & Conquer: General Discussion since this is not Community News.

Heh, the code doesn't work. Bethesda is getting blasted by all of their fans for screwing up yet again.

I don't know of any C&C that civilians can't be killed, unless they are never present. The only thing I can think of that comes close to you not being allowed to kill civilians was the cut Generals mission, Black Sheep, where the GLA wiped out a town of civilians with Toxin Tractors. The mission was pretty boring though, so it was no great loss.

I'm not really sure what to say about them. I don't think they were intended to be using Gatling guns, so I have no idea why they were given that name.

It is the first Monday of March, so it is time for another Nmenth's Research Lab, this month we will look at a few of the less-fanciful, but still unconventional weapons in Command & Conquer, including Gatling Guns, Flamethrowers, and Ramjet Rifles and see how these compare with reality. New technologies will be explored on the first Monday of every month, so return next month on the 1st for more from Nmenth's Research Lab.

They haven't made multiple mistakes. They made one lengthy mistake of pandering to the wrong people, and some financially good decisions that are unpopular, but will benefit them in the long term.

Competent businessmen can still make mistakes. Your post hoc fallacy proves nothing. They made a calculated risk to pander to shareholders and game journalists at the expense of their fans. It backfired because they didn't expect their fans to have a powerful voice to rally them together. Now they know who else they need to start throwing bones to. By this time again next year, I fully expect EA will be doing just fine and everyone will still hate them.