Dune 2000 - Ordos Cinematics

Here come the cinematics of the Ordos campaign of Dune 2000.
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Here are the cinematics for the other factions:
Dune 2000 - Atreides: czcams.com/video/KkpUAVEaMj0/video.html
Dune 2000 - Harkonnen: czcams.com/video/1v1C3CC36aM/video.html

[@lonl123]

I love this game and all it's silliness. I am a huge Dune fan and love the 84 Dune movie, which this game is loosely based on. It expanded the universe and was awesome. Hoping at some point they rerelease these games with modern graphics based on the latest Dune Movie at some point...that would be awesome.

[@GameIntrosFinales]

I don't know for sure, but maybe the upcoming "Dune: Awakening" is based on the new movies. It is a MMO. I'd prefer a single player game.

[@jankarieben1071]

So many of these fmv games have terrible acting, but this guy is on it! Even the assistant seemed present and down with the premise! I know it’s way too late for it but “damn fine job y’all!”
🍻❤️🤘

[@Verminator4]

While I was never as in love with Dune 2000 like I was with Westwood's more famous games these cutscenes in particular always stuck with me. I think the first cutscene in particular says so much, the fact that Edric has the probability of you being a hostile agent calculated as an exact percentage tells you a lot about the paranoia of the Ordos and Edric's nature as a calculating and mentally formidable presence despite his apparent physical frailty. You don't really get the same sense of menace from the other house mentats in this game.
Despite that, the fact that he considers those odds acceptable despite the risks being pretty substantial speaks volumes about how the Ordos are struggling on Arrakis - you'd think that if the Ordos were as paranoid as the into makes out, you'd think that they'd never even consider allowing someone with a 44.9% or 32% chance of being an enemy agent anywhere near the faction, let alone be a commander. It just shows that they're desperate. I know Westwood's portrayal of Dune isn't exactly the most faithful to the source material but little things like that make it pretty compelling in its own way.

[@blackwatermerc9135]

I always swore allegiance to ordos. Never did signed the other campaigns 😂

[@BlazingOwnager]

I'm always sad when people talk about Dune and I'm like "I like the Ordos. Those guys from the footnote."

[@SurelyYewJest]

I like how, in the year ~10,19X a saboteur is a guy with dynamite strapped to his extremities and fuse wire just hanging about. Also, the Bene Gesserit "witch" is telegraphing her assassination plot big time. Dumbest Padishah Emperor ever.
These games misunderstand how the Dune books and world work. But, a game sizable enough to understand them properly would, like any movie adaptation, be REALLY BIG and REALLY EXPENSIVE.

[@jimhuffman9434]

When he says "I am one such technology" what he means is that cyborgs are highly illegal in the Dune universe

[@chichiboypumpi]

I'd cast northern Asian actors as House Ordos.

[@Imperialistic82]

There is one way House Ordos can be introduced in the Dune movie universe. Why not let them be a criminal organization that works with smugglers and hire mercenaries to do their work? They have a interest to make money and sends harvesters to Arrakis. Denis Dune films already deviated a bit from the books, so I don't see any problems of having a organization like the Ordos.

[@renamon5658]

What system is this gane for

[@GameIntrosFinales]

Windows and PS1.

[@50PullUps]

Gross, why would anyone want to sign up with those freaks?

[@sword4005]

money

[@VikingKong.]

Already finished the other 2 campaigns, wanted more.

[@user-sw3ze3is2u]

They are the honest ones, from the get go.

[@OneManMilitia69]

MONEY!

[@SaladofStones]

Because you were born under their rule or were told to do so