AZ-Stalker

The site being an info hub is the reason I found it in the first place all those years ago, as it had a treasury of fixes, files and information that I couldn't easily find anywhere else. In many ways, it's far superior to anything EA unfortunately bothered to set up as an official C&C site. And being fan-lead and community-wide interconnected, I trust CNCNZ will remain a beacon of the C&C franchise in whatever form you deem best suitable for the job. I really miss the old filefront repository type system where "multiple clicks" always got me what I needed. Although newcomers and many of us that are now used to simpler designes might feel overwhelmed if met head on with such a system nowadays. As long as the landing pages remain streamlined to not repel visitors with too much information or lists all at once, whatever systems in place to organize files and information that are one or two click-levels deeper into the site should be good. I think I can humbly and respectfully speak for many of us in the wider community when I say that CNCNZ's contribution to keeping C&C alive, as well as that of the dedicated staff here, is a true inspiration and that we are very glad to see such a site still around. Thank you for keeping the site going against all odds, many of us (even though not always around to show it) sincerely appreciate it!

Why would anyone just scrap a piece of history that has so many fans in the world? Seems very disrespectful and destructive to the very origins of the franchise. Hearing about such things makes me really sad to be honest; at least donate them to a video game culture related museum under a special license or something where it can be preserved.

Thanks! I will!

Check the About and Projects tabs on the main site if you're curious. Current focus is on making more videos, as what you see currently is just starter content. Fun times ahead! I appreciate any feedback you can give me as well. I'm very new to recording myself and presenting such things, so I have a lot to learn. I'm improving fast though!

I haven't been around much, and for anyone who is interested in what I've been up to, I just published some content that some of you here might find interesting! My post at the W3D Hub community forum explains it pretty well, so feel free to check that out if you're curious! https://w3dhub.com/forum/topic/417106-azs-secret-project/ As you can see in that thread and on the site itself, one of the starting videos is a bit more related to this community as well (the TS video), so that might be a good example of what to expect. Let me know your thoughts and I hope this has been of some value to you! Thanks and enjoy!

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?