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I have my doubts about that, even though the purely online stuff is well, online, I'm not sure if the community will like it. The biggest insult ever was Blizzard ditches LAN for Starcraft 2, forcing them to go to their newly improved Battle.net , as usual, if it's not broken, why fix it? C&C4 is reasonable, but Starcraft 2 is a totally different story since it also has offline gameplay.

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If this is true, EALA should have changed their minds of dropping online support as the next step, which should make C&C4 to be played offline. Just remember the longevity of C&C4 will be very short (shorter than RA3) before the pwning of SC2 and C&C players complaining for offline support.

With the achievements used in C&C4 online, it should be used just like the Left 4 Dead series, meaning the achievements can be used and kept offline instead of online (in which EALA likes to progress with on each logged player). Where's the privacy in C&C4 that a gamer needs?

Two single-player campaigns are on offer, one taking the forces of the GDI, one heading up the Brotherhood and, as usual, they can be played at different levels of difficulty. The plot is well developed, with each mission being preceded by a few minutes of video moving the plot along. These deserve a mention - they are amongst the most convincing live-action sequences around and the actors are blended well with computer-generated surroundings. Big name actors, such as James Earl Jones and Michael Biehn, help in making the cut scenes so good. The video can get a little blocky at times but this doesn't detract from the impact. Plot characters make the odd appearance in missions too, and each has their own weapons and abilities, similar to the commandos. There's plenty of variety in the objectives; destroying all the enemies on the map still features heavily but there is the odd rescue or sabotage mission thrown in to liven things up. The only real problem with the single-player game is that the progression through the different tech levels seems too slow, and this restriction contributes to a slightly pedestrian feel to the missions. The difficulty level is set high enough to challenge even hardened RTS fans and overall Tiberian Sun plays a much better single-player game than the competition.

Tiberium Wars takes place in the year 2047, at the advent of and during the Third Tiberium War. The Brotherhood of Nod launches a worldwide offensive against the Global Defense Initiative, abruptly ending seventeen years of silence and crippling GDI forces everywhere. With the odds tipped in the Brotherhood's favour this time, GDI field commanders rally their troops and begin to combat Nod's second re-emergence, trying to restore lost hope. The game is the first Command & Conquer title since Tiberian Sun: Firestorm in which each of the singleplayer campaigns is canon, occurring simultaneously and forming one connected storyline.

Tiberium Wars gameplay typically requires the player to construct a base and acquire resources, in order to fund the ongoing production of various types of forces with which to assault and conquer the opponent's base. All available structures of the faction chosen by the player are constructed on-site at so-called "construction yard" or "drone platform" buildings - which typically begin as large-sized vehicles or aircraft capable of deploying themselves into the aforementioned construction yards or drone platforms - or alternatively at the supporting "crane" and "foundry" structures. When a construction yard, drone platform, crane or foundry has finished building a new structure, the player can select a spot near to a pre-existing structure in order to place it, where the prefabricated building will then rapidly unfold in a distinctive manner.

The Third Tiberium War ends. Nod takes control of the last tower and prepares for their great journey. GDI renders the Scrin inert by destroying their Relay Node, and the Scrin Foreman manages to escape, while the Overlord threatens full scale invasion. There are two series of endings for the GDI. In the first ending, the GDI commander activates a Liquid Tiberium bomb and kills millions. While the Commander is praised as a hero, General Granger resigns because he believes GDI has turned into the monsters it sought to fight against in the first place. However, if the Commander does not use the Liquid Tiberium Bomb, Boyle resigns to avoid being arrested for war crimes because he gave you permission for the Liquid Tiberium bomb, and General Granger praises the player for completing the mission in an ethical matter.