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Now on Steam: C&C Ultimate Collection

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878d ago

Dear C&C Community, It’s been a few years since I had the opportunity to reach out and engage with you directly. I’ve truly missed that. I hope you have all stayed safe, healthy, and positive since my last post in September of 2020. I realize many of you have been wondering about the status of Command & Conquer over the past several years. After the launch of the first C&C Remastered Collection, I told our Community Council I would continue to try and find opportunities to support the C&C community and franchise wherever possible. With that in mind, I do have an announcement we think the entire C&C Community can get excited about. The C&C Ultimate Collection is now live on Steam! https://store.steampowered.com/bundle/39394/Command__Conquer_The_Ultimate_Collection/ How did this come to happen? Well, a while back I heard some team members at EA had the desire to launch some of our classic titles on Steam. After hearing about this initiative, several of us proposed we include the C&C Ultimate Collection. We knew this has been a request of the C&C community for over a decade, and has been an equal goal of us passionate C&C folks around the company. As such, a dedicated strike team here at EA has been pushing to make this a reality - but we knew we couldn't do it alone. So in the spirit of our community collaboration from the Remastered Collection, we reached out to a small group of the C&C Community to understand how we could best deliver the Ultimate Collection on Steam. The feedback and collaboration has once again been invaluable. With improvements like better compatibility for modern operating systems and additional supported languages for both the Steam and EA App versions, we believe this is the best release of the Ultimate Collection to date. Alongside the launch of the Ultimate Collection on Steam, we are also excited to announce the release of the beloved map editors FinalSun and FinalAlert 2 under the GPL version 3.0 license, which can also be launched directly from the Steam version of Tiberian Sun and Red Alert 2. Now over 20 years since their initial release, original creator Matthias Wagner has generously repackaged these classic editors into a more compatible version for 2024. This was achievable thanks to the technical collaboration with Luke "CCHyper" Feenan, and the kindness of Olaf van der Spek, who has graciously released his XCC Library under the GPL 3.0 license as part of this effort. We cannot thank Matthias, Luke, and Olaf enough for making this a reality for the C&C community, and are eager to see where the tools and content creation go from here. A huge thank you to the community playtesters who helped provide feedback on this version of the Ultimate Collection, and the organizations of CnCNet, W3DHub, and C&C Online for continuing to support these classic titles. We hope you all enjoy these improvements to the C&C Ultimate Collection - available today on Steam. Until next time. Cheers, Jim Vessella

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25th Anniversary and Modding Guidelines

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2137d ago

Fellow Command & Conquer fans, As many of you know, this weekend marks the 25th anniversary of the Command & Conquer franchise. It was back on September 26th, 1995 that Westwood Studios released the original Command & Conquer (in North America at least), in a launch which would define the RTS genre for years to come. Whether you’ve been part of the C&C story since day one, or joined the franchise with one of the beloved sequels, you’re all part of this C&C community because this franchise had an impact on your gaming journey. This is certainly the case for me, and I’ve found myself traveling down memory lane over the past week. I’ve been thinking about my childhood friends playing the original games, where after school we would huddle around a 15” CRT monitor taking turns in the hot seat. I’ve been thinking about my colleagues from EALA developing C&C3 and Kane’s Wrath, staying late into the night testing one more multiplayer match. And especially reflecting on the past two years, getting to return to the franchise and collaborating with all of you on bringing the Remastered Collection to life. And even though C&C has changed hands to many different studios and teams during these 25 years, the one constant through it all has been the C&C community. The community has been at the center of keeping the franchise alive, and much of that is due to the mods and online infrastructure the community has created. Over the past several years, we’ve been pinged by many community members asking what is allowed in terms of modding. We’ve done our best to work with community leaders and clarify this in terms of mods for the Remastered Collection, but we wanted to put together a set of guidelines which could apply to the entire C&C franchise. So over the past several months we’ve worked with our legal team and gathered feedback from the community council to define an official set of C&C Modding guidelines. The goal of these guidelines is to provide modders the information they need to create content within the accepted spectrum, so everyone can have more confidence their content will be able to thrive. You can review the new guidelines on the official C&C website here: https://www.ea.com/games/command-and-conquer/command-and-conquer-remastered/modding-faq We hope these modding guidelines are a positive way to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Command & Conquer, so we can continue to celebrate C&C milestones well into the future. If you have friends who have been interested in giving the franchise a try, the Remastered Collection is currently 25% off on Steam to commemorate the 25th year anniversary. We’ve also been informed the Limited Run Collector’s Editions should begin shipping soon, although it may take a few weeks to arrive at your specific location. Here’s to 25 years of Command & Conquer, and cheers to everyone who has been part of this journey. Cheers, Jim Vessella Jimtern This announcement may change as we listen to community feedback and continue developing and evolving our Live Service & Content. We will always strive to keep our community as informed as possible.

New Game Update for C&C Remastered Collection

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2187d ago

Fellow Command & Conquer fans, Today we’ll be launching our second major update for the Command & Conquer Remastered Collection. As I’ve been sharing with you over the past month via our Beta Patch updates, this Patch focuses on the following items:

LAN Play

Balance adjustments to address several key issues

Incorporating community maps as official Quickmatch maps

Dozens of QoL improvements and bug fixes across the board

Upcoming Quickmatch leaderboard reset Note: the Quickmatch changes will likely go into effect a few hours after the Patch goes live. But before we get too deep into the detailed list, let me provide context on each of the key items in this patch.

LAN Play:

As requested by the community over the course of the project, this update includes our official implementation of LAN Play. LAN Play allows players to enjoy Mod content in multiplayer, and should be an evergreen way to enjoy multiplayer far into the future. We did our best to test this feature amongst the Covid situation during development, along with attempting to get feedback from the community via Beta patches. But given the variety of ways people could play over VPN and with Mods, we expect there still to be some quirks in the system. Please continue to provide feedback so we can make any refinements going forward.

Balance Adjustments:

Over the past several weeks we’ve been collaborating with the community to tackle a few key balance items in the game. To see further context for these adjustments and read the full community discussion, please refer to my previous post here.

Community Maps:

A few weeks ago we announced the initiative of incorporating community made content into the actual game update so they can be officially utilized in Multiplayer and Quickmatch. We have decided to keep the first batch of Community maps as revealed, but have also made a few adjustments of the previous maps based on community feedback. The full details of these maps can be seen in the patch notes below.

Quickmatch Leaderboard Reset:

As mentioned in my previous post, we are getting ready to reset the Quickmatch ladder to get a fresh start on all these Quickmatch changes. This reset will likely happen in the next 48 hours if the patch launch here goes smoothly. In addition, one new feature of this patch is the ability to view the Leaderboard results of previous seasons (which should take a snapshot of the final results of this first season). However, on this note I wanted to address a key topic with the leaderboard. We’ve seen reports, evidence, and even people admitting about “boosting” their leaderboard rank with alternate accounts. We feel this breaks the ethics of the Quickmatch landscape and undermines the leaderboard system. Being part of the C&C community should be a positive and fair experience for all players. So here’s the deal, we’re going to give a pass on this previous season, but this behavior will not be acceptable after the leaderboard reset. I respectfully ask everyone to please engage in ethical play behavior going forward, and if you are not sure what that means, I think reading our Positive Play Charter is a good place to start.

Mod Compatibility:

I’ll then reiterate this message from our previous Patch Notes. Because this patch includes updates to the TiberianDawn.dll and RedAlert.dll files, it’s likely that some previous mods will no longer be compatible with this updated version of the game. Modders will need to update their mods with the latest code and refresh their mods on the Steam Workshop. Once a mod has been updated on the Steam Workshop, players will need to follow a few steps to update and reactivate their mods:

Disable the mod in the Mods Menu
Unsubscribe from the mod in the in-game Workshop Mods menu
Quit and restart the game
Re-subscribe to the mod via the Workshop Mods menu
Activate the mod and restart the game as prompted
The updated mod should then work as intended

Players may experience some issues if they try to activate mods which are not updated to the patch version. For full patch notes, go here.

Major update released

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2232d ago

Fellow Command & Conquer fans, Today we’ll be launching our major update for the Command & Conquer Remastered Collection. As mentioned in the post last week, our goal with this update was multifold:

Complete several of the top community requested features which just missed the launch date

Implement some additional quality-of-life improvements

Address many of the top bugs which have been seen in the launch version

Iterate on our Quickmatch ruleset Below you will find the full list of Patch Notes for this update. But before we get too deep into the detailed list, there are some higher-level items to mention as part of this patch. Stuttering Issue: This patch aims to improve the framerate stuttering issue some people have been experiencing since launch. Admittedly this issue has been complicated to address. Effectively what we ended up having to do was refactor the way textures are loaded by the game and push the majority of that loading before you get into gameplay. This will have two primary impacts for everyone going forward: 1) Loading the overall game may take longer than before 2) Loading the first map may take longer than before These longer load times would be most seen after a fresh restart of the computer. While we understand this extra loading time may not be ideal, our testing indicates gameplay performance should be improved across the board, and this felt like a worthwhile tradeoff. We want to continue gathering feedback / data on this issue, so if you have been experiencing the stuttering issue with the launch version, please let us know if this patch improved your gameplay performance. Mod Compatibility: Because this patch includes updates to the TiberianDawn.dll and RedAlert.dll files, it’s likely that previous mods will no longer be compatible with this updated version of the game. Modders will need to update their mods with the latest code and refresh their mods on the Steam Workshop. Certain mods may also need to be repackaged to be compatible with the new texture process above, and we’ve provided a script / tool to assist with this in the root install directory for the Command & Conquer Remastered Collection, within the folder called “SOURCECODE/SCRIPTS.” Once a mod has been updated on the Steam Workshop, players will need to follow a few steps to update and reactivate their mods:

Disable the mod in the Mods Menu
Unsubscribe from the mod in the in-game Workshop Mods menu
Quit and restart the game
Re-subscribe to the mod via the Workshop Mods menu
Activate the mod and restart the game as prompted
The updated mod should then work as intended

Players may experience some issues if they try to activate mods that are not updated to the patch version. Detailed Patch Notes: With those items in mind, please see below for all the updates made in this patch: New Features: Added the ability to host Private Game Lobbies:

The host must check the Private Game box in the setup screen
Hosts can then choose a four-digit passcode for their game
Private games will show an icon in the Join Lobby list
Attempting to join a Private Game will require the passcode
Host invited players will not need to enter the passcode to join
Added a Player Panel in-game to view player names, factions, team colors, and status. This can be accessed via the Players button on the Sidebar.
Added the ability to mute a player’s chat while in-game. This can be done from the new Player Panel and tapping the mute checkbox next to their name.
Added the ability to overwrite saved games. Note: Tiberian Dawn and Red Alert saved game names are not exclusive, so be aware of overwriting saved games from one title to the other.
Custom Missions can now be manually saved and loaded. Note, due to the underlying system this will currently only work for manual saves via the Pause Menu, and will not work for Quicksaving.
Added the ability to see your Quickmatch stats and Leaderboard position if you’re not in the top 200 (Players must complete at least three Quickmatch games first)
Added the ability to choose your sub-faction in Red Alert Quickmatch games
Added the ability to choose Random faction in custom games
Added support for the Origin Video Broadcast feature
Added the Jukebox to the Main Menu Options / Audio menu. You can now customize your playlist here and listen in its entirety without needing to load into an actual game. Note: The Jukebox won’t override menu music, as the menu music is tightly connected with all the UI flows. Quality of Life Improvements:
The “Deploy” hotkey will now apply to all items with the Deploy Cursor, including un-garrisoning troop carriers, laying mines, activating the MAD Tank, and triggering the Chrono Tank
Add the ability for multiple units to be queued on the Tiberian Dawn Repair Facility, the same as the Red Alert Service Depot
Reduced the Hard Difficulty balance in Tiberian Dawn. We’ve effectively split the difference between Normal Mode and the launch version Hard mode. If you happened to already beat missions on Hard mode (Or somehow received the Achievement), then wear that with a badge of honor.
Adjusted how you cancel queued in-progress units in the Sidebar. The first “cancel” click will now pause the in-progress unit, with the next click canceling items in the stack. This will allow for quicker pausing to manage economic cashflow.
Prioritized and reduced the cooldown of the EVA line “Our base is under attack”
Changed the balance of being in low or zero power in Red Alert. There is now a maximum of a 4x build time increase for being at zero power (Compared to roughly 27x in the legacy title), which will ramp depending on the amount of low power.
The Build Time tooltip will now update to reflect an increase in build time due to low power
Added the ability to load a saved game from the Replay Mission dialog
We’re experimenting with new Harvester logic, where Harvesters will now return to the original tile they harvested from and prioritize the fullest tile. This should help optimize Harvester behavior within certain resource fields.
Made it so Middle and Right-click scrolling no longer removes a structure placement selection
Removed AI takeover from Multiplayer games. Exiting the game will now destroy all your units and structures. This was a top community request to prevent the prolonging of games.
Removed the Ready checkmark as a button in multiplayer lobbies. You can now only Ready up via the button in the bottom-right corner which should reflect the active state.
Added the Command Line “MOD_DEBUG” that will disable the Client/InstanceServer timeout when the debugger hits a breakpoint in the mod DLL. This Command Line will also allow the game to be paused and stepped through frame by frame with F1 and F2. Note: Online play will be disabled if this Command Line is enabled. Note: MOD_DEBUG requires at least one mod be installed and enabled.
Added the ability for turrets to stop force firing on the ground by using the “Guard” command
Adjusted disabling the profanity filter so it will now also disable profanity in Custom Map names and Custom Mission briefings
Added an Author field when custom maps are selected to highlight who created them
The Installation and Intro Logo movies must now be skipped with the ESC key. This is to help ensure no one accidentally skips these meaningful videos on their first playthrough. Bug Fixes:
Fixed an issue where restarting a mission would sometimes change the difficulty back to Normal
Fixed an issue where units could no longer be controlled after loading a saved game in which those units were selected
Fixed an issue where Unit Queueing was getting disabled after loading a saved game
Made an adjustment to Soviet Mission 5 where the MCV wasn’t loading onto the Naval Transport and getting the mission into a broken state (This was inconsistent for us to reproduce and hope it's now fixed)
Made an adjustment to GDI Mission 8 where Civilians will now avoid Tiberium tiles, and the trigger-happy Civilian has been removed from the map entirely
Fixed a memory leak which was causing instability in Multiplayer matches
Fixed an issue where the Nod Cargo Plane could be targeted and destroyed
Fixed an issue where units would move at hyper increased speed if players set certain units to Formations
Fixed an issue where double-tapping to jump the camera to a control group was sending the camera to a random location on the map
Fixed an issue where mines were considered buildings and preventing games from ending
Fixed an issue where preview images were not displaying in the Workshop Mods menu
Fixed an issue where the Mods Menu was not auto-refreshing after subscribing to mods
Fixed a prominent crash where the Windows Input Method Editor (IME) was required to input characters
Fixed an issue where the power indicator on the power bar was incorrect compared to legacy behavior
Fixed a legacy issue where the Capture the Flag flag art was off-centered with the surrounding rings
Fixed an issue where the Harvester was unable to path to a Refinery on River Raid
Fixed a legacy issue where units would sometimes be instantly repaired by the Service Depot
Fixed a legacy issue where the Advanced Communications Center could be captured in multiplayer and by the AI (Since the Temple of Nod can’t be captured)
Fixed an issue where the faction icon was seen incorrectly for Skirmish saves
Fixed an issue where the video Introduction button was being disabled after navigating back and forth from Custom Maps
Fixed an issue where it would rarely show “Mission Accomplished” in Quickmatch after losing the game
Fixed a crash when saving the game during the Temple Strike mission
Fixed an issue where player names were not able to be highlighted during the first 30 seconds of an Observer Mode viewing
Fixed an issue where the incorrect portrait was being displayed for the Red Alert Artillery unit
Fixed an issue where the green docking cursor was shown when selecting enemy Harvesters
Fixed where the Phase Transport was displaying the incorrect portrait when added to a Custom Mission via the Map Editor
Fixed an issue where the laser from the Obelisk of Light was graphically corrupted in legacy graphics mode
Fixed an issue where the multiplayer lobby list was not taking up the entire vertical space
Fixed an issue where settings were not getting applied if tapping certain areas of the UI
Fixed an issue where GDI Mission 8 was not getting added to the Mission Select screen after destroying the Airstrip in GDI Mission 6
Fixed an issue where units could pass over a river in Blue Lakes
Fixed an issue where the Laser Orcas would not properly load from saved game
Fixed a crash if aircraft were destroyed outside the map boundaries
Fixed an issue where User Map details were not being displayed by guest players in a lobby
Fixed a crash when selecting the Workshop Mods button multiple times in a row
Fixed a misspelling of the word “Affected” in the Paradox Equation mission briefing
Fixed an issue where an extra Dr. Chan was appearing in Nod Mission 10
Fixed an issue where the Map Editor was not compatible with older versions of .Net Framework
Fixed an issue where if a Quickmatch fails to load properly, the game will send you back to the Main Menu after a 60-second timeout (Instead of being stuck in an endless loop)
Fixed mismatching tile issues on Bullseye
Fixed mismatching tile issues on Central Conflict Extreme
Fixed mismatching tile issues on Destruction Derby
Fixed mismatching tile issues on Gold Coast
Fixed mismatching tile issues on Normandy Landings
Fixed mismatching tile issues on Lakeland
Fixed mismatching tile issues on Land Ladder
Fixed mismatching tile issues on Lotsa Lakes
Fixed mismatching tile issues on Naval Conquest
Fixed mismatching tile issues on Open Warfare Mega
Fixed mismatching tile issues on Pilgrim Fathers 2
Fixed mismatching tile issues on River Rampage Mega
Fixed mismatching tile issues on Rivers Wild
Fixed mismatching tile issues on Scapa Flow
Fixed mismatching tile issues on United Kingdom Quickmatch: If you didn’t see the post from last week, we already made the following changes for Quickmatch on June 16:
Increased the Game Speed from Normal to Fast
Reduced the Starting Units to zero
Removed Aftermath units from Quickmatch in Red Alert (due to extreme balance issues) Added two more maps to the Tiberian Dawn map rotation:
Monkey in the Middle
One Pass Fits All With this patch, we are making additional Map Pool adjustments based on community feedback:
Adding “Eye of the Storm” into Tiberian Dawn
Adding “Four Corners” into Tiberian Dawn
Removing “Path Beyond” from Red Alert
Removing “Snow Garden” from Red Alert
Removing “Warlords Lake” from Red Alert
Adding “Arena Valley Extreme” into Red Alert
Adding “Bullseye” into Red Alert
Adding “North by Northwest” into Red Alert
Adding “Things to Come” into Red Alert

Overall, we hope this update improves your experience with the Command & Conquer Remastered Collection. Thanks for your ongoing support, and please continue to provide your feedback here on the subreddit, in social channels, and with our support teams. Cheers, Jim Vessella

Command & Conquer™ Remastered Collection Workshop

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2265d ago

Today we are proud to announce that alongside the launch of the Remastered Collection, Electronic Arts will be releasing the TiberianDawn.dll and RedAlert.dll and their corresponding source code under the GPL version 3.0 license. This is a key moment for Electronic Arts, the C&C community, and the gaming industry, as we believe this will be one of the first major RTS franchises to open source their source code under the GPL. It’s worth noting this initiative is the direct result of a collaboration between some of the community council members and our teams at EA. After discussing with the council members, we made the decision to go with the GPL license to ensure compatibility with projects like CnCNet and Open RA. Our goal was to deliver the source code in a way that would be truly beneficial for the community, and we hope this will enable amazing community projects for years to come. So, what does it mean for Mod Support within the Remastered Collection? Along with the inclusion of a new Map Editor, these open-source DLLs should assist users to design maps, create custom units, replace art, alter gameplay logic, and edit data. The community council has already been playing with the source code and are posting some fun experiments in our Discord channel. But to showcase a tangible example of what you can do with the software, Petroglyph has actually created a new modded unit to play with. So we asked a fun question - “What would the Brotherhood of Nod do if they captured the Mammoth Tank?” Well, one guess is they’d replace the turret with a giant artillery cannon and have it fire tactical nukes! Thus the Nuke Tank was born. This is a unit which is fully playable in the game via a mod (seen in the screenshot above), and we hope to have it ready to play and serve as a learning example when the game launches. For Steam players, we’re utilizing the Steam Workshop for sharing both maps and mods. Players can subscribe to maps and mods directly in the game’s Community Hub within Steam, or utilize in-game menus to browse / download content as well. Once you’re in the game, you may navigate to the Options / Mods tab where you can then activate the mod. We’re aiming to put together further documentation on uploading content and the entire UGC process around the launch window. Overall, we are incredibly excited to see what the community creates over the coming months. We anticipate some fantastic content for the Remastered Collection itself, some great updates in current community projects as they incorporate the source code, and perhaps we’ll even see some new RTS projects now made possible with the source code under the GPL. One final note we want to emphasize - we’ve done our best to bug fix and prepare these UGC systems for launch, but we have no doubt that once thousands of you begin creating and sharing content, some quirks will be discovered. Please continue to share your experience once the game launches, and let us know how we can continue to improve these tools for your benefit. The Command & Conquer Remastered Collection will be available June 5 worldwide on PC. Comprised of Command & Conquer: Tiberian Dawn, Command & Conquer: Red Alert and their three expansion packs - Covert Ops, Counterstrike and The Aftermath - the Command & Conquer Remastered Collection is a passion project between EA, some of the original Westwood Studios team members at Petroglyph, and Lemon Sky Studios. A detailed FAQ page for C&C mods is here.

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