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Me too, would love a fix...
You can even put your two ally AI on brutal, and choose a 4 player map with choke-points, to make learning easier.
I usually play vs skirmish AI these days, so I always play with all AI on either hard or Brutal, but that's only because I've been playing this game since 2008, and because easy to medium AI are quite easy to defeat. My one gripe is this game, as well as C&C 3 have their gamespeed tied, which makes everything look rather sluggish compared to earlier C&C games (where you could actually ramp up game speed).
It's just the simply fact that the engine used for this game (also C&C3, Kanes Waith and probably C&C4) ties game speed with FPS. The more FPS the faster the game.
0.5 = Very slow
0.6 = Slow
0.75 = Normal
0.85 = Fast
1.00 = Like normal
Would love to know more about that. Whats it called, where can you get it?
- https://www.cheatengine.org/
You can download it there.
- When you started red alert, open cheat engine.
- Click on the top left computer (magnify) logo screen.
- Select the Red alert process.
- Click on the right in Cheat engine on Enable speed hack, change the amount and click apply.