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Socoder -> PC Gaming -> Supreme Commander Vs C+C Zero Hour? |
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| Tue, 26 Oct 2010, 15:56 | |
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Hotshot |
I have play Commander and conquer Zero hour to death before because it was somethings that so Instant buildings stuff so fast and it was easy to do. Supreme commander is good game but it take long time to build Nukes(40mins!) where in Zero hour...it about 2 mins to build a nukes! For battle scale...I would say Supreme Commander win the hand down but for gameplay...I say Zero hour.... I Been thinking of Ditching Supreme commander on ebay have you play both? what do you think both of them? |
| Wed, 27 Oct 2010, 02:17 | |
waroffice
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not played either but i would say the the 40min nuke is a good thing, too much power too quickly is not a good thing. You should play the original anyway, get back to your roots and play Dune 2 it is the prequel to Command and Conquer. 
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| Wed, 27 Oct 2010, 11:27 | |
JL235
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Having owned and completed Dune 2 I'd actually advise against completing it. It was nice and impressive at the time, but having a unit cap of 32 and only being able to command 1 at a time quickly becomes annoying. On the flip side it's the hardest RTS I've ever played. |
| Thu, 28 Oct 2010, 16:41 | |
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j\\'ordos |
Dune2 ain't hard, I actually replayed it a few years ago and it's still pretty fun, though I guess only out of nostalgia. C&C 1 & RA 1 have aged much better. At first I didn't like Supreme Commander, but I tried it again after acquiring the expansion Forged Alliance, and I have to say it was good! Almost lived up to it's precursor and my favorite rts Total Annihilation! The gameplay is faster in Forged Alliance. (still nowhere near the frantic speed of say Red Alert 3 of course) Though if you want to build nukes you're better of without the expansion since they take insanely long to build now! 
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| Thu, 28 Oct 2010, 19:39 | |
Scherererer
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I really enjoyed playing Supreme Commander. I think it has unmatched scale in the RTS world. And how can you not love using a giant mechanized spider that shoots lasers and steps on tanks? Having said that, my answer is StarCraft II. 
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