Command and Conquer: Generals

Command and Conquer: Generals is a strategy about the confrontation between superpowers and rebels. China, the US and the GLA are dividing the world in Middle East events. Infantry and equipment require supplies. Events unfold around the conflict in the Middle East region. The sides differ in both troops and buildings. Matches can be played both defensively and offensively. Tanks require infantry support. Bases are built on site, and equipment and infantry emerge from factories and barracks. Super weapons and general abilities change the course of matches. General abilities strengthen the sides. Infantry is cheaper than equipment, but is vulnerable to explosions and fire. Trade in buildings is limited, and sales are at a loss. Buildings are divided into military and civilian. Campaigns reveal the conflict from three sides, and online battles test the calculations. The economy is based on warehouses and supplies. Network battles test the calculations. The stolen equipment goes to the enemy and serves him just as well. Superweapons take a long time to build, but they change the course of the battle. Engineers help repair equipment. Campaign missions lead to hot spots. Updates corrected the balance and added cards. Reviews were high. Campaigns tell the story from three sides of the conflict. The campaign teaches the basics through tasks and gradually gets more difficult. The campaign covers several countries in the region. For those who love real-time strategy games, this conflict is suitable. Warehouses and supplies limit the rate at which forces can accumulate. Reconnaissance and sabotage help weaken the enemy in advance. The edits concerned the balance of the parties.