New Dawn is a mod for Red Alert 3 that plans to add in new units and features with some rebalance changes while also improving both visual and sound effects to give the battlefield a more visceral feeling and fleshing out the setting to make it stand out from its predecessors.
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Battlefield reconnaissance has revealed at least these facts about the Hades:
• Ground and pound -- With a 20mm gatling gun and a pair of rocket pods, nothing escapes from the wrath of the Hades. Tanks are turned into scrap metal, while infantry are reduced to
a bloody pulp. On top of this, the Hades carries a plethora of ammunition for its weapons, allowing it to continue attacking enemy battalions without the need to reload so often.
• A little friend -- When it comes to providing fire support or holding a position, these gunships can also deploy a drone turret when ordered to. This turret is armed with ATGMs that can break through tank armor, allowing the pilot to hunt down other targets in the meantime. The only downsides are the long reload time between each shot and it being incredibly frail.
• Staying quiet -- Every aspect of the Hades was designed to minimize its approach. From its next generation stealth armor to the NOTAR (no tail rotor) technology it uses, these technologies heavily reduce its presence on the battlefield compared to other aircraft, preventing it from showing up on radar. Needless to say, against enemy forces it causes quite a shock once they appear, essentially, as one pilot states, "catching them with their pants down".
• Can't take the heat -- For all the firepower the Hades can bear, it is important to remember that this is a gunship designed for stealth approaches. Interceptors can easily shoot it down, and anti-air can make short work of it. Therefore, it is best to neutralize these threats to it first before they can be sent in.