JAYBORINO COMMAND CONQUER GENERALS UPGRADE

Some of the worst bugs are covered in this, but others remain(and, as was the case with Yuri's Revenge, this also brings about one or two new ones). stances, formations and multi-task building(all of which were in Age of Empires II, released *years* before this) are still missed. The new buildings and units add pretty much everything that could be considered to be lacking in Generals, but more features would still be highly beneficial. The music is fitting, and about as good as that of Generals. This was less of a problem in the original(though it still isn't a particularly big one, to be fair). there was even one mission where I found myself completely unaware of what I was to do.

This is an original take on it, but this sadly makes the objectives less obvious. Instead of briefings, this game has brief clips of television reporters from the lines detailing the latest advances, providing background for the missions. It should be noted, however, that the air-craft carriers and cruisers can only be used in one single-player mission(but don't get me wrong, they are *exceptionally* cool to use), in spite of what the main menu looks like, as well as the shots of them featured in the intro(which, this time, is surprisingly flat, and feels overlong, in spite of the well-written tag-line and the quality and excitement factor of the in-game cut-scenes(which, again, consist of game footage)). Game-play is improved upon due to the new features(which include on/off features, some of which are for multi-player/skirmish games) and the added units, several of which work to remove weak points about the original games' selection and strategy options. All three sides get an appropriate finale, if they perhaps aren't equally good. Burton(occasionally assisted by The Black Lotus) and a small team to infiltrate an area which holds several POW camps.

they do somewhat make up for that by having several very interesting scenarios, however, such as having to complete a mission before the international opinion of the country reaches zero, taking a large island occupied by enemy forces using guerrilla tactics and using Col.

That's a good thing, because the campaigns are only five levels each. The single-player portion, in addition to the campaigns and skirmish mode, now include something called General's Challenge, which is essentially a tournament mode(between the generals, all of which have interesting personalities/strategies), which makes this expansion last longer. That's 9 generals in total, each of which has unique weapons and abilities(of course at the cost of others, but fair's fair), specific to what they specialize in(such as laser, super-weapons, stealth.), and they *really* make things entertaining and open up for quite a number of different strategies and exciting battles. it also adds some helpful features(though there is still something of a lack of detail, status bars and overview), and three 'generals' per side, reminiscent of the different countries feature of the multi-player side of the Red Alert games.

JAYBORINO COMMAND CONQUER GENERALS UPGRADE

This upgrade adds some new units and changes some of the old ones.

Finish the GLA off once and for all, or aid them. and a new leader has emerged among them, one who just may be able to gather their forces and become a threat. the war seemed won, but the GLA just barely survived. This upgrade picks up after the end of Generals, its parent game.

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