What if GDI and Nod failed to defeat CABAL during the Firestorm Crisis? With both organizations destroyed by CABAL, nothing was stopping the rogue AI from conquering the world, replacing humanity with cybernetics. The Forgotten, out of the way for much of the Firestorm Crisis, now find themselves being hunted down, conflicted between fortifying their sanctuaries and actively waging a guerrilla war for their own survival. The years of unchecked Tiberium growth would also eventually attract the Scrin, expecting Earth to be devoid of hostile life. Their ignorance would only end up thrusting them into the war between CABAL and the Forgotten mutants, a dangerous situation due to their unpreparedness but their desire for the Tiberium Ichor drives them to destroy anything that stands in their way. A new Tiberium War is about to begin between CABAL, the Forgotten, and the Scrin. Conquest, survival, addiction. For whom will you fight for?
* This unit is unique to the Warriors Of Tratos subfaction
The Orca series of aircraft was GDI's ace in the hole, providing them with aerial dominance over their enemies. CABAL made sure to destroy every and all Orca aircraft in order to deny GDI the ability to launch any aerial counterattack. This proved to be a deciding factor in his victory. Fortunately, he kinda missed a few... A handful of Orca fighters survived, hidden in undisclosed armories until the Warriors were able to track them down with the help of GDI defectors, few of which were fighter pilots. This provided them with the advantage needed against their adversary. Faster and more well armored than any fightercraft they had before, the Orca is armed with advanced anti-tank and air-to-air missiles with which to blow up CABAL's warmachines with in precision strikes. Anti-air defenses remain as it's biggest threat and it's hefty price tag means that airstrikes should be planned carefully with it.
original voxel by: Orac
More like "Orca" "Fighter" considering it's capable of engaging ground too.
Orca hover MLRS fighter)
Something looks wrong here, as if it is a low-res voxel upscaled twice.