Evolutions is a "Halo Wars" style mod for Command and Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars that features epic ground and air warfare on a massive scale. Evolutions brings many instruments of war from the Halo universe to life, allowing the player to fight as the Covenant or the UNSC in epic battles based on iconic Halo locales.
Its that time of the year again. Over 1000 mods are nominated to get the title Mod of the Year 2015, Only the best will make it through to the next round and we need your help to get us trough. While you are busy with voting for us, and your other favorite mods, please don't hesitate to share your vote for the following other Halo mods.
Sins of the Prophets: Moddb.com
Homefront: Moddb.com
Covenant at War: Moddb.com
Campaign Commander: Moddb.com
To be honest its hard to vote for a mod that's been in the making but hasn't released a playable demo for people to try or anything for some time. I mean yeah sure the screen shots look pretty and nice and such but.......... should the devs suddenly poof for life or other reasons then all that work would be largely useless cause all we got where pictures.
I'm currently doing all the work here, so yeah development is very slow. However, MOTY is more for people to let them show there support for there favorite mods, plus I'm busy with moving to a new house so I dont have that much time to focus on the development.
If the mod had more attention it would be easier to gain contributors to help. As Tim has mentioned on the home page in comments the game had a game breaking issue making it impossible to play against AI and took the entire of the XML/script files being rebuilt from the ground up to fix it.
Without access to source code there will always be these kind of walls we face in development, these things inevitably delay the games progress and more than anything take time. The more modders able to build the project the faster these issues can be addressed.
What doesn't help, which is quite detrimental to potential contributors support is despite Tim regularly updating people posting the mod is dead and down-talking it regularly. I understand the frustration but when it all stacks up on the page people assume the mod is actually dead. This simply is helpful to anyone.