I played through the campaign recently. The quality is generally good, and I like the vast selection of units, but the mod seems to suffer from a common issue: Many units don't fill a niche, or fill a niche that's already occupied.

Can I switch it to a dark theme somewhere?

Welcome to the forums. To be honest, I don't think that this is worth the hassle. It's a lot of work, and there's no guarantee that the new engine would be future proof. RA2 runs fine up until Windows 7, and even getting it to run under 10 isn't that much work. Lastly, a project like this already exists: Some of the OpenRA people are working on RA2 in OpenRA.

Whatever the "solution" is, a thread that boils down to "How can we stop people from having fun in a way that I don't approve of?" isn't going to help. Encourage players who like unlimited money turtle maps to try something new? Sure. Starting by telling them how they are having the wrong kind of fun? No.

Which is also why it's rubbish.

If you don't like this thread, I recommend that you don't participate in it.

Well done. I haven't noticed this with the TFD version. Can you reproduce this in other versions of the game?

I'll check it out.

Exercise and a change in diet. Don't set yourself on a starvation diet; that's just going to make you unhappy and is likely to cause you to regain weight later. If you can afford it, go to the gym. Ask the employees there what kind of machines/exercises are suitable for someone with your physique.

200 units? What kind of match even lasts long enough to build that kind of army?

I'm okay with the Mammoth Tank mission. AND DO NOT TALK ABOUT THE ORCA MISSION! Anyway, here's the last GDI mission in all its glory (cut by about half an hour): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTq_o54dXjg

Feel free to use whatever footage you need. I can also provide with the original rendered videos, but those are probably a bit large. Ripping footage from Youtube is probably faster. Also, congrats to you for finishing the mod! Mostly, that is.

It took me longer than the final Nod mission, but that was probably because the Nod nuke can essentially dismantle one of the two GDI bases by itself. The initial segment was also more intense, but the reward was rampaging over the map with Mammoth Tanks, which is always fun. Overall, I think this is the better mission. However, it also the one that's easier to replicate, since the Generals AI hates rivers it can't cross, and the sequence with the Chinook can't really be replicated.

Alright. I'll take my first playthrough with the ending added for now, cut down to about an hour (from about 1.30 hours). It will probably be up by Tuesday.

Oh, I thought the Arms factory was enough for the chopper. Yes, the AI tried to engineer rush me hard. They send 8+ engineers at one point.