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Yes, it has hotkeys, lol:
https://media.contentapi.ea.com/content/dam/ea/command-conquer/remastered/common/spacing-top-screens/ccrem-screenshot-hotkey-support-black-stripe.jpg
A game from 1995/96 is probably not going to have those things.
Also there is no attack move and you can't even change move to command to right-click I don't think...
Nor there are basic control like hold position, stop etc. which for modern RTS is like wtf?
At least if they are gonna release old school game, they could improve mechanics. In 1999 this was okay, but not today... Might as well to make it playable for current generation, which is used to modern hotkey system...
You can use hotkeys to start constructing building and select them when construction is finished when it's ready to be placed. How is that not modern?
I hope you're not talking about having to use the mouse to actually hover over the location and then use the mouse to actually place it because that would make you the dumb one.
Nope, no attack move but they wanted to stay faithful to the original game. And yes, you can in fact change the attack/move commands to right-click.
Units won't move themselves to chase your enemy so hold position isn't even needed. There is in fact a stop-command though. How is that not modern?
This is a remaster, not a remake. It still has a good modern hotkey-system.
In conclusion, your trolling attempt has failed badly.
Are you dumb or pretending to be dumb? I'm asking because I am really concern.
And by the way OP, this game is from 1995, not 1999.
ayyyyyyyy now thats a good game!!!!! ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
It's been abundantly clear that you "don't think", yes. And neither did you check the links I provided, because one of the images in the features list clearly shows it can switch to right-click control scheme.
Attack Move is just a lazy way to replace proper micromanagement with letting an AI system manage your attack. It goes directly against the individual unit micro that is prevalent in these games, especially in Red Alert. If they had added that, and you tried using it online, any skilled RA player would laugh his ass off while circling around your heavy units and picking them off one by one without any losses on their side.
This isn't Starcraft. That stuff doesn't work in C&C.
You should really do some research before spouting such complete nonsense. The C&C games had those controls even before the Remaster. Which was back in 1995, by the way, not 1999.
C&C is dead and it should remain so.
hope more remasters coming for the rest of the C&C games.. especially Generals!
I mean that's kind of the reason this remaster was done in the first place.