Recent reviews by light lagspike

I have only two complaints so far:

1. I wish I can switch between RA and TD without needing to close out of the game (i.e. there's no main menu option to switch from RA to TD, and vice versa). I should say the same about just transitioning to and from the map editor.
2. Also, it'd be nice if I can drag and rearrange tracks with my cursor on the jukebox playlist. I don't like how I need to remove and add them back into the playlist; this feels cumbersome, knowing how you can drag songs onto playlists from folders for others program (e.g. VLC media player).

Other than that, this game looks incredible; the finer details about this game make the remaster more than just updated graphics (e.g. adding in console content, Westwood being the company most prominently shown on the main menus). For reviews that mention the AI: although I know the AI isn't as modern as it should be, somehow the janky AI is charming for the remaster because of nostalgia with how it was janky for the original versions (though this is NOT an excuse to not modernize the AI; I wish I played more hours to know more about the AI issues and comment on them).

All in all, this game restored a portion of my faith in humanity, mostly because of how transparent and attentive the devs were to the community, and how the community contributed to the remaster alongside the devs. Although I can't forget about that awful mobile game, Rivals, this remaster does more than atone for that abomination in my opinion (except I still don't like EA for obvious reasons). I hope this isn't the last time anyone does this in the gaming industry, for any game, any remaster.

Edit: I'll edit this review from time to time whenever I run into AI problems.

AI problems I have encountered so far:
(1) Delay between orders to attack and move (TD)
(2) Enemy AI in skirmish order their infantry through Tiberium (I think the original had this problem, at least in missions)