Red Alert 3 HotFix 1.10 Patch Coming Soon

[Sonic 302]

Community manager, APOC, has announced on the Official C&C Forums that a "HotFix" patch for Red Alert 3 will be released soon. The 1.10 patch will only fix one issue since the release of the 1.09 patch, as described in the quote from APOC below. It will not have any new balance changes like the previous patch.

 

Hey everyone,

 

As some of you may have experienced, there is an issue where if you are not connected to the internet, you may have trouble booting up your copy of Red Alert 3 and also playing LAN as well. We're fully aware of this issue and working on a quick-hot-fix patch which will be called Patch 1.10, but will only include a quick fix for this issue.

 

Most of you should not be experiencing this issue as I am certain, especially if you are reading this, you are connected to the internet. However, if you've had any situation this week where you wanted to play Red Alert 3 but your internet connection was out, and you could not boot the game up, then the above fix will sort you out when its live.

 

I'll keep you posted on this hot-fix.

 

Thanks for understanding,

APOC

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[Malevolence 6]

This is weird, they should have double checked their patches before releasing it, and instead, realizing that the patch is flawed and a demand for another patch, and when the next patch is out they realize that the new patch is flawed and in demand of a newer patch, and the cycle continues until resources will be drained for a future project, leaving the game flawed.

[Sonic 302]

Patches are tested thoroughly, but due to everyone system being configured differently its near impossible for them to guarantee that a patch (when released) will be error free. You should be more happy that they are aware of the problem and taking the right steps to fix it.

 

A PC with no internet connection. People still have those?

[Malevolence 6]

Patches are tested thoroughly, but due to everyone system being configured differently its near impossible for them to guarantee that a patch (when released) will be error free. You should be more happy that they are aware of the problem and taking the right steps to fix it.

 

Thanks for the enlightenment.

 

 

A PC with no internet connection. People still have those?

 

Sorry what were you talking about?