#Command and conquer gif series#

RA2 opened with a Soviet invasion of the continental United States, with the occasional bout of scenery-chewing and cartoon villainy on the part of the Soviets, and closes with a celebration of the Allied victory over the Soviets (after a section in which Premier Romanov is caught hiding under his desk, in his underwear). There were high-tech units but they were mostly references to fairly dark conspiracy theories, like the Philadelphia Incident, and appeared only rarely, with the exception of Tesla coils.

RA1 opened with the Soviets testing nerve gas on a civilian population, and ended with Stalin being buried alive by an Allied general.

Would a chrono-pack infantry like the chrono-commando be a little cooler however? As a paratrooper commando unit I think that it could be as opposed to DELETE boyz.

#Command and conquer gif series#

As the set up for the series it's fine with deleting Hitler, but we are starting to stray into Dr.Who levels of time warfare now and I'm not sure that's quite as fun as an alt-history cold war with crazy tech. The level of time weapons in RA2-3 feels on the verge of going too far to me. Sending enemy units and buildings to another dimension, or to a chrono prison, or just temporarily removing them for the purposes of the battle?

Or perhaps 'never existed' is just a dark joke as targets are removed or 'removed' from the present, but did exist in the past. If it's changing all of time to make the target never exist, doesn't that change everything? The soviets find that not only do they not have the manpower before the war even begins, their mines aren't producing the ores needed to make their tanks? I have always wondered upon the implications of their chrono-gun.