Nyerguds

Not sure. I think there was some upgraded build of the XCC Utilities floating around with the new version of the westwood LCW compression algorithm implemented, but I have no idea if people made upgraded files lists for xcc too...

Might be more cohesive in the print if you include the base plate.

I'm just gonna close this topic. It just seems to attract bots.

That's just Guard Target mode. Just tap each of your Ctrl, Alt and Shift keys once and it should unlock.

Um. I literally said "He has his own server, and a link to that is available on his youtube channel:" Just click the youtube link, scroll down, click the Discord link. That's not Stefan Hendriks, no. Hendriks is Dutch; No Strings is British.

It really is just misspelled. Really, one little google, or glance at your game boxes, and you could've checked that -_-

I'm not sure why you ask that here; Vinifera has its own forum on PPMSite: https://ppmforums.com/forum-574/vinifera/

You misspelled "Tiberian Sun" in title and in the zip file name

Eh. You can learn that. I learned a whole lot just messing with the editor and opening the existing maps. Well, it's fairly new. So far, it does not support classic graphics, so you need the Remaster to use it https://github.com/Nyerguds/CnCTDRAMapEditor/releases I'll get around to making it read RA's mix files... eventually.

Yea, the default on both games is one tick below halfway. In the scripting, all timings are in a time unit that's defined as "1/10th of a minute", and this is only true on that default game speed. As for the countdowns... they're part of the scripted missions, and in many scenarios, they're not just mission fail timers, but something actually happens after the countdown ends. I don't see any point in changing that. But I guess you can edit the scripts with a map editor like RAED or Mobius Map Editor and just remove that part?

The default speed of the game is one tick below halfway; at that speed, one second is indeed one second. Anyway, if you just slow down the game a bit it's really not that hard to beat these missions. And if you do run out of time, well, at least you know the map layout a bit better now for your next attempt. That's just how these games work.

The RA2/YR installer isn't a game. It's just CnCNet. RA2 isn't freeware; you need to buy it on the EA App before you can play RA2 online.

This is the cursor you get from holding ctrl and alt together; it's meant to give the "guard target" orders. It means that for some reason the game is stuck thinking the ctrl and alt keys are constantly pressed down. Tap all your Ctrl and Alt (and if you got it, Alt-Gr) keys once and it usually fixes such stuck-keys problems.

CnCNet is specifically created to emulate the old Westwood Online (WOL) system. For the newer games, go to cnc-online.net.

I dunno. I don't remember seeing him in the Remaster bonus material, and that's the only "tapes from a moldy basement somewhere" that we got.