Command & Conquer Reminds Me Why I Don't Generally Buy Campaign Games

[andrewjay]

After I pass the games I give them all to my young nephews. Those games are good practice for 7 yr olds...

[4u2nv]

Originally Posted by Roxianna

The problem is not with Command & Conquer per se, I probably have a stack of 20 game boxes I've abandoned for the same reason: The missions got too hard--eventually there was one I couldn't pass, and the game is done for me. I can only strand to bang my head against the same mission wall so many times.

Too bad because I was having a lot of fun blowing stuff up and watching the movies. But I'll never get to see the rest because I am just not a fast enough clicker even on easy.

What I don't understand is why there is not a way to bypass a mission and keep on playing, or even a ridiculously easy mode. Why must I need to have a certain level of proficiency to enjoy what I bought?

You don't need to click fast just get 2 or 3 mineral miners in C&C and a few barracks war factories etc. mass units and go.

some other games take a bit more strategy like starcraft or warcraft 3 but it is the same basic concept and then you may have to clikc a little quicker

[theblackhandx7x]

great game series; played a bunch and Kane Wrath is not slacker, anticipating tiberum twilight