Yes. Yes. Yes.

More of this please!

Huge thanks to everyone involved in making this fantastic game and a huge middle finger to EA for destroying Westwood Studios and denying us this sort of fun for over 20 years!

I was genuinely looking forward to this game, but after reading the EULA (section 13.5), I'm honestly shocked.

The developers have granted themselves permission to:

Scan parts of your active RAM while the game is running,

Take full-size screenshots of the game client (yep, even if you’ve got private stuff visible),

Collect a full list of your installed software, including drivers and OS details,

Grab all DLLs tied to the game process, with versions and checksums.

And the kicker? They can send all this to third parties. Sure, they say it’s "anonymized", but there’s zero explanation on how, by whom, or whether it’s even GDPR-compliant.

This level of invasive data collection is absolutely not okay. I signed up to play a strategy game, not to hand over a blueprint of my system to who-knows-who.

Already hit the refund button. If you care even a little about your privacy, you might want to do the same.

Sadly, the game was fun! Maybe there will be some changes in the (far) future.

One Vision! One Purpose! For the Technology of Peace! Wait. Wrong game.
GDI GDR vs Nod Dynasty.
Tiberium Tempest is our Destiny! - Leader

Finally we have C&C4: Tempest Rising. A worthy game.
Completely campy and the story is just like some green harvestable resource.