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This just seems like a player made mission pack. If it is indeed from Russia than it might even have been made by pirates, or more likely taken from someone on the Internet, and sold as a CD compilation called Covert Ops in order to confuse people. In the 90's there were tons of these compilations featuring content stolen from the Internet which now ironically is the only source where you might find these old maps from sites or even BBS long dead.

All you need for Red Alert is the RA1 online installer. https://downloads.cncnet.org/RedAlert1_Online_Installer.exe

Covert Ops missions are in the "New missions" section above "Start new game"

Microsoft seems to have removed the .NET Framework version 2.0 from their servers. I'll update the installer with a new link when I get the time. Or simply remove it as it is only really neccessary for Windows Vista and older if I remember correctly. In the mean time if someone needs .NET Framework 2.0 it seems to be still available from Lenovo's site: https://support.lenovo.com/us/en/downloads/ds002897-microsoft-net-framework-version-20-for-windows-2000-xp-desktops-notebooks

Hi. To play RA2/YR online you need to download the CnCNet client: https://cncnet.org/yuris-revenge "C&C Online" is for the newer games Generals, C&C3 and RA3.

This question is probably better suited for W3D Hub: https://w3dhub.com/forum/

As the error message says you need to have Red Alert 2 and Yuri's Revenge already installed to use CnCNet.

Cloudflare seems to have cached the Nod CD image incorrectly. Should be fixed now. Odd that the NoCD isn't working. Did you by chance have any other CD images mounted or discs in a physical drive? On some machines it can cause the no CD to fail.

Link seems to work for me there.

scs30ea "Kali's wrath" scs31ea "Blistering Ridges" scs32ea "Plains of Nazca" or "Petroglyph" scs33ea "Ridge forts" scs35ea "" scs36ea "Pharaoh's wrath" scs37ea "" scs38ea "Oasis of Death" scs39ea "" scs40ea "Tournament Oasis" scs41ea "Sniper's Haven" scs42ea "River skirmish" scs43ea "Hill forts" scs51ea "" scs60ea "" scs61ea "" scs62ea "" scs63ea ""

Updated the thread to be more of a guide.

Hello everyone. Due to issues at our provider, the server running the ladder had to be restored from a 6 day old backup. Unfortunately none of the games recorded during that period could be restored. We're sorry for any inconvenience this might have caused. We're already in the process of adding daily backups for the ladder.

Yes. It's just like forming an alliance. Select a unit of the person you want to end the alliance with and press A.

That's an odd glitch. Have you built a Hand of Nod? Is your entire sidebar visible? Maybe a screenshot could help.

They are included.

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Cool stuff. Do you know if there are any changes in gameplay from this beta to retail?

CnCNet doesn't support Emperor Battle for Dune and wont unless someone wants to do the necessary work to support it. If CnCNet supports it you will need your original copy in order to play it and no download for the game will be provided.

To fix a g-line check this page: https://gamesurge.net/utils/gline/

Hi, You will need to follow DroneBL's process to get your IP address removed from their database: http://dronebl.org/lookup . Once your IP is no longer listed in DroneBL, you'll be able to connect to GameSurge If it says "This IP is part of a CIDR listing and can only be removed by contacting the maintainer", they should e-mail [email protected]

You need to copy the client you downloaded into the folder you have installed Dune 2000 into.

This is because the CnCNet client for Yuri's Revenge is primarily made for The Ultimate Collection and The First Decade both install RA2 and YR. What exact issue do you have with RA2 that requires fixes?

Do you have any (virtual) surround sound enabled? That is knowen to mess up sound in classic C&C games.

Hi there, CnCNet doesn't support Red Alert 3, you may find better luck asking the people over at CnC Online: https://cnc-online.net/en/ which does support RA3.

C&C1, RA1 and TS + their expansions are all freeware.