AZ-Stalker

The game doesn't seem to have been made with adding to the C&C universe in mind. Maximum continued profit potential and minimum development cost seems to be what they were aiming for. Those are my two cents... or rather ten.

You know it's not like he'll beat you with a stick if you mention his online alias.

Even the superiorly iconic and ever-popular C&C 4 OST.

Remember folks, CNCNZ is C-aNd-C-aNd-Zee now!

The Tesla coil looks like a dancing stick figure man in a spin shake motion, while the tank's cannons look as if they're its mouth going :V

In fact, you quite literally have to keep or leave something off an actual table. Meta joke.

Last time I fought with animal armies from an RTS perspective was back when I played Impossible Creatures and S.W.I.N.E.

Brickarmed Conflict pretty much is what a Generals series would be, only modded with extra factions and an interesting story.

I may or may not know some stuff. Exciting time to be alive.

Is that Santa?

I haven't always agreed with how you did things around the site and presented yourself and the team here publicly, Sonic, but you have my respect for creating all of this from 90s early C&C scratch and keeping it running for two whole decades. That's a big achievement and it's yours to keep and look back on as a long learning experience, full of interesting memories. Thank you for keeping the site alive for as long as you did. Means a lot to so many of us. I realize things have been hard with the larger community having to detach from EA and keep itself going on fumes at times, but you kept us online regardless. Hopefully your personal situation changes for the better soon, and that you find it a welcome change of pace and lifestyle being on the (somewhat) outside a bit and seeing how the site and C&C community further evolves. Sounds kinda relaxing, right? Good luck in whatever new stuff fills out your time!

No doubt same with W3D Hub which was also working in the background to help out in any way we collectively could from over there. It's really nice to see everyone helping each other stay afloat!

We'll reach the third decade online yet!

Sonic, at the very least, everyone, no matter our differences and wishes for the site, would really like it if the vast content we have on the forum and site would stay up as a viewable archive (as a final option, if we can't do more). Just look at all the people who are pitching in to help.

So what happens to the site / forum content? Decades of content. Just gone after a few days with no solid deadline to which we have time for making backups? This is a very abrupt turn of events. I'd hate to see everything lost just because of a sudden shutdown decision. More so for people who don't visit on a daily basis.