Twisted Insurrection is a critically acclaimed, standalone modification based on the Command & Conquer™ Tiberian Sun™ engine. It features a complete redesign of the original game, set in an alternate "what-if?" timeline where the Brotherhood of Nod was victorious during the first Tiberian War. Do you have what it takes to drag the shattered Global Defense Initiative out of ruin? Or will you crush all who oppose the will of Kane and his Inner Circle? The choice is yours commander.
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my face when i will play this mission "*evil laugh* >:)"
Can't wait to play this and awesome work so far :P
And the GDI version of the map then has to fortify the exit and shoot everything that comes out while engineers prepare to blow it, right?
...right?
Muhahahahaha. :D
The doctor is in...
If that's an AI adjutant like CABAL, I don't think it would use these inflections. "Send your infector /in there/" doesn't carry the same gravitas as "Send forth the infector." And "the events of today will haunt the enemy for years", really? How many years, two, maybe three? How about decades, centuries even.
Just plop "to come." after years and it instantly sounds better.
The use of the exclamation mark is misplaced as well. It's not a command, it's a statement, the exclamation mark makes it seem giddy instead of sinister.
Something I forgot to add:
The use of the words "help", "victim", and "lovely" seem opposed to each other. The sentence would really give a better narrative if you chose it to convey that process was to be considered good or bad. If you want it to sound good, replace victim with patient.
If you want it to sound bad, replace help with force or something to that effect, keep victim, and change lovely to ghastly.
Alternatively, you could change it to sound, and I think this is the right choice for anything like CABAL, devious. "The Infector's Web Grenades will 'Compel' (or) 'Encourage' the 'Subject' to consider 'joining our efforts'."
This is not CABAL or any other AI speaking. He's a made up character called Dr. Incandela, a Nod tiberium specialist and lead researcher. This is indicated by a line of text not visible in this screenshot.
You got some good points there though, I'll make a few changes to the text triggers.
This seems much more appropriate in that case, I thought that might be the case but didn't want to assume.
From the perspective of Nod, tiberium and all its mutations are rather lovely.
And there's also sarcasm. Even if hard to convey with text.
The funny part is that the words "abomination" and "lovely" don't fit eachtother too well. "Horribly" also sounds weird as I am sure the Brotherhood of Nod is already accustomed to the realism of the Tiberium world.
"Horribly mutated tiberium abomination" does not just... sound right for a Nod officer unless this was a hidden statement on how GloboTech sees Tiberium mutants. Shouldn't it also be "enemies" instead of "enemy" as GloboTech isn't their only problem?
Also, his sadistic personality is dumbly exposed IMO. It looks like he only cares about killing & mutating a bunch of random civilians in an GloboTech encampment situated in a forest rather then using this operation as a chance for testing latest technology.
Awesome, that's look like challenging mission.
I always liked to mutate infantry with the Infector, and now there is a campaign mission with him, with the sole objective to mutate people. Awesome.
Yeah, same goes for me. I like to wreak havoc inside enemy bases with Visceroids, and I like Infectors - in concept and as a unit. "The fun has been doubled" as some people say.