Still waiting for Red Alert 2 Remaster

[Illus]

Takes forever while EA making some craps

[Cat]

Originally posted by Drain:

A better question is why people want to argue about it. It's as if to say, "poor communication from a developer is a good thing, how dare someone claim otherwise."

Literally nobody is saying that.

[Nyerguds]

Originally posted by Drain:

A better question is why people want to argue about it. It's as if to say, "poor communication from a developer is a good thing, how dare someone claim otherwise."

Would you rather EA literally came out and said "no, we're not going to do that"? A commitment to not doing something? That's ridiculous. That's burning bridges and destroying community goodwill. "Unplanned" does not mean "off the table". Apparently, right now, it's not in development, but the possibility of it happening some day is still perfectly real.

And judging from how early in the process they announced the first remasters set, you bet that the moment they actually get it started, they'll let us know.

[Drain]

"Literally nobody is saying that."
There's a reason why I said "as if," which is literally in what you quoted.

"Would you rather EA literally came out and said "no, we're not going to do that"?"
An answer, even if not the one preferred, is still better than no answer. I don't know why anyone would think that's "ridiculous," but to each his own. You basically proved the point of my post which you quoted.

Hopefully Petroglyph is able to eventually remaster more of these. Case closed.

[Ravenns24]

I would prefer Tib Sun remake like this because RA2 still looks good because of it's art direction and gameplay is still lot of fun.

Tib Sun much like Tib Dawn had horrible pathfinding and AI is kinda crap, even the og Westwood developers said AI was rushed because of release date demand and they just made AI "that works" instead of great AI. Also I remember Tib Sun being quite buggy, but to be fair, there could be fan patches that fixed this.

[FRISH]

Yeah I wish they did too. In fact I'd actually prefer a faithful remake to keep what people liked about the original but with more modern design so long as it's not "modern audience" design.

I did end up buying this coz it was on sale, but remasters aren't really that interesting to me. They don't seem that much better than just playing the original to me. But tbh RA2/YR were my favourite that I'd likely settle for a remaster.

[graystripe]

stop demanding for a Red Alert 2 remaster.

it is up to the EA company to decide whether they want to do a Red Alert 2 remaster or not.

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it is the same when it comes to movies like Aliens movie series and predator movie series.

same with marvel universe movies too.

[FRISH]

Originally posted by graystripe:

stop demanding for a Red Alert 2 remaster.

it is up to the EA company to decide whether they want to do a Red Alert 2 remaster or not.

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it is the same when it comes to movies like Aliens movie series and predator movie series.

same with marvel universe movies too.

Obviously. But if there's no traction then there's less incentive for them to do so.

[Cat]

EA never promised you info about what they are not gonna do. That's like wanting EA to open a coffee shop inside your office and starts raging if they never said anything about this imaginary project.

[graystripe]

people who are "demanding and forcing" EA Company to do this or do that

are those who don't know what the EA company are doing currently and in the future.

they think it is extremely easy and simple just to do a "remaster" of this game or that game.

they don't even realize that it requires X number of people to go through hundreds of thousands of programming codes and lines in order to make changes to the game before announcing that it is a "remaster of the original game".

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i learn the basics of programming, so i know the difficulty when it comes to coding for games.

[Illus]

You mean that making a game with an existing framework, graphic and concept is still relatively difficult than a whole new game that way below expectations, like Veilguard?
Or they just don't have the talent ones to do the remaster in these days, just as you said.

[[+ENS+ Arrow8D]]

Originally posted by Drain:

A better question is why people want to argue about it. It's as if to say, "poor communication from a developer is a good thing, how dare someone claim otherwise."

buddy just admit your wrong

[Drain]

"buddy just admit your wrong"
An opinion isn't right or wrong.

"Is this true or not?"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opinion

"Poor communication because he doesn't give me his bank password is a good thing"
This one's called a strawman.

[FRISH]

Originally posted by Drain:

An opinion isn't right or wrong.

Is this true or not?

[Cat]

Originally posted by Drain:

"buddy just admit your wrong"
An opinion isn't right or wrong.

I think it's unfair to judge someone for not telling the whole world sensitive information like a company's plan or other classified projects and then gave the excuse "My opinion isn't right or wrong".

It's as if to say "Poor communication because he doesn't give me his bank password is a good thing. How dare someone claim otherwise. My opinion isn't right or wrong."

[graystripe]

Originally posted by Illus:

You mean that making a game with an existing framework, graphic and concept is still relatively difficult than a whole new game that way below expectations, like Veilguard?
Or they just don't have the talent ones to do the remaster in these days, just as you said.

look at C & C red alert remaster, the game developers have to upgrade the game to a newer game engine while keeping the original game engine in the game.

and still staying true to letting it be 2D game. with 4K graphics.

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the game developers for Red Alert 2 have to upgrade the game to 4K graphics while keeping the original game engine and letting it stay as 2D Game.

also, upgrading a 2D game like Red Alert 2 to 3D game is also very difficult in itself.

do you honestly think that it is as simple as "ABC" for such a thing????

p.s Red Alert 3 is the first to be in 3D game in the series.