While I didn't play the harder difficulties in Command & Conquer, I'd imagine these new units would help immensely. As you finished the campaigns and play multiplayer, those unlocked units will become accessible. It's built in such a way that you'll only have access to a quarter of the overall units until you gain experience in missions or matches.
A replacement that Command & Conquer fans old and new will find trite and shallow.Īnd finally, EA has implemented an experience-based leveling system into Command & Conquer 4. Rather than feel innovative, the classes seem like a poor-man's replacement mechanic for tech trees. Then the support class is only truly strong in a cooperative game, or team-based multiplayer match. If you're defending a specific point, it's defense. If you're traveling, attacking, or protecting a moving objective, you go offense. While initially intriguing, picking a class quickly become situational rather than strategic. If you're unlucky and the enemy overwhelms you, just respawn a new mobile base, called a Crawler, and try again. You'll search for that spot where your units will attract attention away from a convoy, or where the AI will wander aimlessly by, and if that doesn't work you'll simply pump out the toughest units you can for as long as you can. Waves and waves of of units will come against you, which makes combat less of a rock-scissors-paper, action-reaction system and instead a battle of position and attrition. As a result, you'll participate in a number of escort, or guard-this-point style missions. There are missions in the campaign that require to to destroy specific enemies or buildings, but until you complete that goal the AI can endlessly build units. Possibly the most dramatic change is the lack of a requirement to eliminate your enemy to win. Or at least you can build until you reach the population cap, another feature that's never been introduced to the Command & Conquer series until now.
Gone are the days of resource harvesting (and Westwood's Dune 2 rolls in its grave), which allows you to endlessly build your units with no cost. To state the differences between Command & Conquer 4's gameplay and previous games in the series is to say enough.
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