Cyborgs - Command and Conquer - Tiberium Lore
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- Going over the history of cyborgs in the Command and Conquer Tiberium timeline. This includes Volkov and Chitzkoi from Red Alert as well as CABAL's arsenal during the Firestorm Crisis. Timestamps and/or corrections posted below.
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Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
01:20 Volkov and Chitzkoi
08:08 Project ReGenesis
11:07 Second Tiberium War
14:59 CABAL
20:38 Firestorm Crisis
27:29 Aftermath
29:26 Marked of Kane
33:47 Outro
Footage and some images and/or concept art are from the Command and Conquer video game series which is the property of Electronic Arts. Other images and art might be used from other sources and all rights to those belong to their respective authors. Video animations, voiced dialogue and editing are created by myself.
Music used:
Rebel Forces (C&C3 TW) - Steve Jablonsky
Killing Machine (C&C TS:FS) - Frank Klepacki
Running Through Pipes / Mechanical Man 2 (C&C Remastered) - Frank Klepacki
Voice Rhythm 2 (C&C Remastered) - Frank Klepacki
Industrial Ambient (C&C Renegade) - Frank Klepacki
Hacker (C&C TS:FS) - Frank Klepacki
Gloom (C&C TS) - Frank Klepacki and Jarrid Mendelson
Slave to the System (C&C TS:FS) - Frank Klepacki
The Defense (C&C TS:FS) - Frank Klepacki
Research Initiative (C&C3 TW) - Steve Jablonsky
Gathering Intel (C&C3 TW) - Steve Jablonsky
Mutants (C&C TS) - Frank Klepacki and Jarrid Mendelson
Nod Map Theme (C&C Remastered) - Frank Klepacki
#commandandconquer - Hry
It always amazes me how Joseph Kucan gave life to such an iconic character Kane, a nerdy game dev turned into an A grade actor.
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Well he was a Theater Nerd too so of course he knew how to play the part.
A Grade actor….
To think they grabbed whatever schmucks they had on hand and created a legacy. One day C&C maybe forgotten. But it's bones laid the path for so many other to follow.
Sidenote, Westwood Studios may have died ignobly but as still as heroes. Better than becoming modern day Blizzard.
You know, if you look up Joe Kucan today, you can find links to the community theatre he's a part of.
If you ever feel like watching him perform again...
My favourite conversation from any game is..
Slavik -
"Define favourable outcome C.A.B.A.L".
C.A.B.A.L -
"They all die".
Slavik -
"That'll do".
Love it.
I miss Cabal's dark sense of humor...
Later: Oh no, just because it wants to kill all of them doesn't mean it won't also kill all of us!
mine that always resonates with me was the 2nd nod mission or 1st?
Cabal -" Control the media..control the mind"
When you have a 10-1 Advantage in games
Fun Fact: in the CNC3 expansion, if you play as the Marked of Kane and capture a Black Hand MCV, you can research the particle beam upgrade for confessors and shredder turrets. When you do this, the Awakened will have particle beams instead of their heavy machine gun, giving you cheap anti ground infantry.
AYO
wait so you are telling me that if i do this i get cheaper faster an more resistant anti ground infantry?
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Indeed
@@ugiustuskeiserus8066 thanks for the info really i am gratefull for such a good bit of knowledge
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Yeah, you just never really see it because of how difficult it is capturing enemy structures. But the cyborgs are pretty underrated imo
The core defender walking animation is just beautiful
It's got that swagger that everyone loves.
And the fact that it gets destroyed of feet high water is also cool.
*insert wide Putin walk meme*
CABAL gotta be one of the best RTS villains out there, his voice and presence is just perfect! Thanks for the awesome video!
He use bunch of human brains wired together as his CPU
Silicon chips can be too wimpy to be a CPU for fully superhuman AIs
It's like the emporium won and the power rangers woke up without CABAL.
Something to note, prior to union with Kane cabal was more logical and deliberate. The moment he combined with Kane he suddenly shifted to extreme egotistical. He even referred to humans as “my children” something only Kane really did. Consider something…. Was it really cabal we had fought?
"The systems are impenetrable. There are no weak points. The technology is without flaw: the human element, as always, is riddled with imperfection." - CABAL
CABAL would feel right at home with the Mechanicus lol
I have always loved the Shadow Hand of Kane, CABAL. I was disappointed that the Marked of Kane cyborgs didn't have tiberium immunity or recovered in tiberium.
Yeah that never really made much sense to me. I just assumed that was a function of gameplay rather than an in lore reason as to why the Marked didn't have tiberium immunity/regeneration.
@@Jethild They were designed after TW1 meaning before the tib changes, so it's just impossible for them to regenerate.
@@Jethild you should cover the Red alert 2 mental Omega mod.
It goes with Volkov and Chitzkoi storyline and adds a lot to a classic game.
I'd also suggest that the Enlightened are pretty much, all metal, so healing in tiberium is defunct.
Should repair them with war factory bots/drones though...
@@kartoone4120 they take tiberium damage like infantry though.
"Running Through Pipes / Mechanical Man 2" at the beginning of Volkov and Chitzkoi gave me chills. Well done!
I was smelling some cross-over between C&C and C&C: Red Alert, despite there being divergent timelines.
I remember entertaining a theory, that Volkov did not die, but was retrieved and later put to stasis and smuggled to Kairo by Kane, dissecting him leaving but a brain, spinal cord and nerves intact, later to be re-integrated into Nod cyborg commando to the first, finding he's end only when Earth quite literally was rolling into bleak abyss.
Also he is in Mental Omega (RA2 Yuri's Revenge mega mod)
Strange how volkov ingame cant resist being bitten by a dog but bullets, tank shells, bombs etc he can take. Context right here 7:17
Cyborgs always seemed creepy to me. How much of their actions were controlled solely by CABAL before the Firestorm Crisis always puzzled me. Like, did CABAL have full control over them even before the firestorm crisis? Or could Cyborgs actually think and act on their own?
Most likely CABAL had control of them before the Firestorm Crisis, but the second option (they had free will before the FC but then CABAL took them over) is way creepier, so I prefer option 2
Cabal has control of cyborgs.
Every Nod soldiers have command network link to CABAL. But unlike cyborgs, human soldiers can have the will to disobey the directives. When CABAL gone rogue, all cyborg obey the command from CABAL but unaltered human don't.
In the 2nd Nod mission in TS enemy cyborgs switch sides to player's cause after he captures TV station. This suggests at least in TS cyborgs are merely brainwashed to blindly follow Kane.
Cyborgs that perform well can be promoted to cyborg commando ranks thus they exist as sentient individuals but most likely thing is that no one was aware of what CABAL was capable of in Firestorm. They also function without CABAL as seen in Firestorm GDI and Nod mission 1
@@mateuszslawinski1990 Well they can be convinced
I've always wondered how Cabal would fare against the Scrin
That would be interesting/terrifying.
Legion being his successor probably gives you the best answer, and from Kane's Wrath we can tell it did a good job lol
I am like 99% confident we play as cabal in Kanes wrath
@@johncouzens5321 we don’t, we play as legion a new ai that’s superior to cabal. Although it is a lil similiar to cabal.
if EA hadn't killed of C&C we might would have gotten a Scrin and a CABAL expansion for C&C3 TW exploring that stuff..dammit that game had potential.. and then CC TW happened -.-
5:45 to be fair, regular infantry could take quite a few tank shells to the head as well
I liked the little references to characters like Cortez and Nick Parker in C&C3. Nod’s cyborgs were also one of the most interesting parts of the lore that I wish were more widely used in 3 but the Marked of Kane were one of my favorite subfactions that weren’t GDI.
It does kinda confirm that the Tiberium Universe is the result of Soviet victory in Red Alert. After eliminating Stalin and all of his lead generals, Kane made off with secrets that he would have use for to build his own army, while the rest (like the Mammoth Tank) were taken by the Allies who reemerged during the chaos.
The funny thing is that in the First Tiberium War in the original Command&Conquer the Brotherhood of Nod makes use of US weapons & armor, while the GDI makes use of Soviet weapons and armor. For example the Mammoth tank was a Soviet tank in Red Alert 1, yet is used by the GDI in the First Tiberium War. Meanwhile the Brotherhood of Nod is using the US made M2 Bradley as their main tank. If the Tiberium Universe is the result of a Soviet Victory in Red Alert, it makes one wonder why the Brotherhood in the Frist TIberium War looks like a Terrorist Organisation that gets all it's equipment from the USA. Their tank producing building is even an airport. Maybe it's a coincidence, but it could be a clever comment on world politics by the developers.
@@roberthartburg266 IIRC In lore corrupt US MiC sold a shit ton of equipment to NOD both for money and because they were themselves NOD supporters. Which is why US military giants do not exist in GDI. They all got liquidated and turned into whatever company makes Mastodons.
No it doesn't matter how red alert ends, 1,2 or 3...it always leads to tiberium war
@@Riimaachan RA timelines are not actually connected to Tib.
@@DarkStar14n yes they are, after the end of all red alert time lines tiberium falls to the planet and tib war begins
Forgot this game had such incredible lore.
It's wasted on EA
My favorite part about them is how powerful they felt. You start the game with regular troops, than you have stronger troops, which are amazing. And later you unlock cyborgs which destroy everything and take no damage. Westwood really knew what they were doing.
Welcome back commander :]
What? 😅
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14:45 "no one had actually encountered such a unit-" *and lived to tell the tale*
16:12 CABAL providing intelligence to Nod commanders, you say? Explains how General Vega got much about anything useful done, considering he probably spent most of the time on his own merchandise, and hence likely suffered from a bad case of drug addiction. Though, Kane did help his old pal Vega out, by offering him a therapeutic nuclear warhead dropped directly onto his head. Not that he was in much condition to notice it, on account of a nasty case of being dead by taking too much of his own medicine when McNeil raided the place.
Amazing, well written and extremely entertaining! I have been playing C&C since 1998 and love lore and history pieces of my favourite games. Keep up the great work!
The ironic thing is that you can cheese destroying Cabal's core with flamethrowers without destroying anything with aircraft.
welcome back
You are getting a boost brother you have popped up on my suggestions for days now
Once more, Brother Jethild enlightens us with lore about the Technology of Peace! Truly, you are blessed in the eyes of Kane!
Used to live and breathe C&C. Love all the new nostalgic content coming out.
Listen to the sould of your own extinction. -Cabal
I consider the Marked of Kane to be my most favorite subfaction of Nod. I always like the abilities and capabilities of the Awakened for infantry and my most favorite, the Enlightened for vehicles.
Enlightenment acquired!
yesss new update!
i belive the cyborg "hugh" who was infected with the virus to destroy the other cyborgs was a referance to the start treck tng epuisode where a borg called hugh from the fututre is also infected with a virus and sent to destroy the borg
When you think about it, the cyborgs in the Tiberium series are zombies. That cloud in three is like a virus of sorts or at least some type of nanomachine based disease. Wouldn't be to out there if there was a game based around Cyborg Zobies in the Tiberiumverse
Just Play c&c Renegade and you will get the full zombie experience in one part of the last Mission.
I found the best way to destroy the core defender was to use Jump Jet Infantry. If you could get about 20 or 30 if them, it'll cause the defender to just stand there twitching around until its dead. For the NOD playthrough, I got it onto a bridge and sank it into the water with Artillery and cluster missiles
I mean it ain't got no Anti-Air, so yeah...
As long as the Jump Jet Infantry stay airborne, they're fine...
You could even trap the Core Defender; it couldn't detect Stealth, so Stealthed laser fences along its path would cause it to just freeze up there, allowing it to be annihilated by longer-ranged defense systems or just steady bombing by air units. A large force of 20 Banshees could eat through about 2 unit-blocks worth of its HP per run. It could also be destroyed by using Firestorm tiles or the laser fences and immediately powering them off then back on as it crossed.
@@marsaustralis6881 I'll have to try that next time I play
The flesh is weak, let the only Machine remain! It's the best topic on the channel now
""It's time you saw the future...while you still have human eyes."(c)
I always love seeing more Tiberium Lore videos! Makes me want to rewatch them again.
Can never get enough tiberium lore!
26:30 Oh, that is cool! Never thought about blowing bridge under it. Hopefully EA will release remaster of TibSun so we can try that!
Yes, Cyborgs were highlight of C&C story, I wish we would get more of them after LITERALLY NOTHING HAPPENED AND NO GAMES WERE RELEASED after Kane's Wrath.
Cnc 4 shit
I've never had a channel I click on so quickly, just talking about the lore of a franchise I love.
I love every bit of this video I love cyborgs they're so cool but I did not know about that Mark of Kane support power reanimating your infantry as awaken cyborgs NICE!!!
It's not a Mark of Kane power, it's a Nod power. Marked of Kane don't have it because they train the cyborgs from the Hand of Nod and Black Hand doesn't have it either because they don't like cyborgs.
Firestorm had this post-apocalyptic, almost horror atmosphere. The planet was changing, turning against you with every day. Resources are more and more limited, mutation is becoming rampant and a genocidal supercomputer is starting his culling of mankind. By comparison, the invasion of the Scrin and the third Tiberium War were almost tame. It felt more safe, conventional and not quite like what the game series had lead up to.
The first GDI mission where you face the Scrin didn't feel so tame, though. There's full-blown chaos all over the map, with lots of ships flying all over the place, and you never know where the next attack will come from. And then C&C 3 also has the red zones, which look and feel like the surface of an alien planet.
As for Firestorm - I think the post-apocalypstic feel is best achieved in "Dogma Day Afternoon." That little cult you encounter seems like something taken out of a Mad Max movie :D
@@AlexeiVoronin The mission in the red zone absolutely didn't feel like what they said, could've at least reskimmed ground to make it more green.
@@ForTheBrotherhood There are large masses (like glaciers) of Tiberium, though. The ground should look barren, as Tiberium leeches minerals from the soil, right?
@@AlexeiVoronin They still could have kept the tiberian life forms, at least in the yellow zones, like the Canis Tiberius and the Floaters.
@@ismaelsantos5378 Yes, I do miss the Tiberian ecosystem that was established in TS/Firestorm. It opened up a lot of possibilities, lore-wise.
I suppose the devs were trying to emphasize how Tiberium (and the terraforming it's causing) has entered a new phase, possibly the final one (leading up to the harvesting).
I'm a simple man, I see a Jethild video, I like it. Sometimes I even watch it, too!
It is amusing, because in KW campaign in Data Intel there's description that creating cyborg army is a "necromancy in 21st century". So it makes Kane and CABAL a necromancers 😅
Always great to see you uploading Jethild! I think I'm gonna like this one
Supposedly sentient Nod cyborgs the moment CABAL asks them to betray their former commanders: "sure, no problem!"
Heck yeah! I love this stuff!
Our commander returns!
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The man the myth the legend!
I like cyborgs
In Mental Omega mod, Volkov is Russias commando unit, he is huge cyborg, he's tough and has tesla cannon
And Chitzkoi also remayned by his site. The dog even got an upgrade to be Something like a super terror drone.
@@Pochi361 and immunity to radiation and toxins
@@Pochi361sadly cannot swim, but dang it if chitzkoi can't slaughter infantries and vehicles alarmingly fast
In the Mod Mental Omega, for the soviets, the hero or commando unit would have Volkov and Chitzkoi. I just found this out and it's awesome finding this.
Not just new video but about cyborgs! Double yay!
It's been a long time since last wonderful video...
Nice work
You made me install all my CnC's again :D
I love these videos. If you haven't done already can you do one about the Temple/s of Nod? I was always obsessed by it as a kid, and adult. in CnC Tib Dawn it was so iconic and different, and where Kane was.
Yeah I plan to do a video on the Temple of Nod in the future.
I love how alive the C&C community is after all these years
It's the kind of story that inspires this sort of devotion.
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@@RC-qv9in is it scam!?
Yes, it is a scam. It’s been around at least a couple months, but this is the first time I’ve seen it on this channel.
@@RC-qv9in O.K. Thank you!
Amazing jethild!👍
Another absolutely amazing one yet again
Great vid! My new favorite!
Honestly surprised cybernetic implants and prosthesis aren't used more in the Tiberium Universe. With all the wars and battles going on someone'a definitely gonna need a limb to replace.
Cool vid my man! I was a Red Alert kid myself, I never played the Tiberian franchise but the lore is super cool. Thanks for this!
Edditing is on point as usual! Keep it up!
Great video! I appreciate the subtitles.
Me too!
another awsome video thank you
Beautiful. I was not expecting to see red alert here. I had no idea about that part.
You missed Petrova choosing to undergo a more advanced/perfected process of Raveshaw's transformation.
In the TS manual, it was likely that the Commando was intended to have a chaingun and a flamethrower, but Westwood obviously changed their minds and gave them a plasma cannon.
I suppose (and this is fanon) that those were the original armaments before plasma weaponry had been perfected enough.
Some aspects of the Enlightened and Awakened were great, design-wise; however, a lot of their aesthetics were more miss than hit... I have no idea what EA's concept artists were thinking.
The only faction you failed to mention that used cyborgs is the censored German version.
It's not cannon but nice to see someone mention it
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I had to think of it instantly, the gdi infantry cyborgs.
Hey bro I jsut want you to know you're becoming one of my fav CZcamsrs. Not a lot of folks cover C&C in depth such as yourself.
Excellent work.
Really cool vid, loved the games but never got that deep into the lore. And the music from tiberium sun still sounds awesome)
35 mins of tiberium lore, yay!
Hell yea another great video
this video is blessed by kane,keep up the good work
I can't quite put my finger on the reason why, but this is one of your best made videos Jethild! The C.A.B.A.L. rebellion is one of the most awesome story i've ever heard in C&C, right next to the Scrin invasion
They had all this great lore and story to play with, makes me wonder what could have been
Glad to see some Red Alert love in the video. Hopefully we see more in the future
"They will know fear!"
Tech heresy!!!
Big ups to Joseph Kucan for becoming Kane the same way Randy Poffo became The Macho Man. They both did great🤘
I like how you cut all the cutscenes to add to the narration.
For more Cyborg Volkov see Mental Omega.
Seriously I love these videos
Something I found out with the cyborg reapers, was because they had a death animation, if you turned the game speed to slowest and rapidly clicked them so your units continued attacking them during the animation, they would keep making more tiberium and growing the tiberium they dropped, until the animation ended and they finally exploded. I used to farm them for tiberium by doing this 😂
Also since Cabal's defender has very powerful anti vehicle weapons, the best way to defeat it was to spam infantry.
Whenever Jethild uploads it is the cleanest best pleasure
I just want you to know bro……….I got that reference 😂 Take a seat right there
great work keep it up buddy :)))
This channel makes me want to play each game in the red alert and tiberium series. Good times.
Love these videos. Keep it up
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As always, you're doing Kabe's work keeping this amazing franchise alive and not forgotten....pun not intended
Personally, considering Cabal was made by Kane using his own DNA, I see the way Cabal went rogue as no different than Kane himself. As Kane grew closer to success he became more radical, makes sense Cabal did the same. However, the exposure to and translation of the tacitus I feel is what bridged the physical gap between Kane's consciousness and Cabal's while Kane was in stasis.
The true embodiment of one vision one purpose.
great vid presentation. good work..
Starting off with Volkov was a nioce touch, though keep in mind that his entire story is, most likely, not canonical at all. Westwood's philosophy during those days was that only "the good guys' campaign" should be treated as fully canonical. Therefore, it is possible that neither Volkov, nor Chitzkoy existed in the Tiberian timeline...
I understand the whole "good guys campaign is assumed canon" by Westwood, but I think there's room for a middle ground when it comes to Red Alert 1. Like you could say that the Allies do ultimately achieve victory over the Soviet Union, but I don't think that means that everything related to the Soviets is by default non-canon. I've learned it's kind of tricky to cover the story of Red Alert 1 because if I say for certain that the Allied campaign leads to the Tiberium timeline, then I get comments saying how that's wrong because Kane exists in the Soviet campaign. If I then say the reverse, then people will say I'm wrong because of what former WW developer Adam Isgreen said about the good guys campaigns being canon.
@@Jethild Indeed, it is pretty complicated... BTW, Kane does appear in the Allied campaign as well, if you look carefully enough - during the TV broadcast before mission 10 (where Stalin threatens the world with his nuclear missiles), Kane and Nadia can be seen standing behind him ;)
About the expansions - there is a lot of room for interpretation, for sure, though I think some things can be easily ruled out, e.g. the Soviets conducting operations in Spain (which only happens in the very late stages of the Soviet campaign, in accordance with the intermission map). The Counterstrike mission where Stavros gets hunted down and killed is obviously not compatible with the Allied timeline as well, as Stavros is alive in the ending.
You know, Westwood themselves made some things pretty confusing with regards to canonicty. The most notable example is probably the Firestorm expansion, where both campaigns are supposed to be canon, yet their stories contain several glaring contradictions between each other, the worst case being the final mission - there is clearly only one Core Defender and only one CABAL Core, meaning that it is impossible for both GDI and Nod versions of the mission to be canonical simultaneously. It's curious that the Nod version of the map has CABAL using GDI tech against the player, which implies their attack against the Core failed and CABAL captured/assimilated their bases.
@@AlexeiVoronin Oh yeah, I know about Kane being on the TV standing behind Stalin during the Allied campaign and wearing a hat. Though some people have said Kane never wears a hat so that can't be him. Now, I completely disagree with that notion. Just because we've never seen Kane wear a hat in one of his featured cut scenes doesn't mean he has never worn one.
Overall, I think a lot of the issues with canon stems from both a lack of development time on the games themselves and a prevailing philosophy amongst developers then that gameplay > story/lore. Actually that philosophy still exists today, but modern developers at least try to keep the narrative consistent across multiple games. Helps if you have a dedicated writer on the team and as far as I can tell Westwood never really had a writer for the C&C games.
I think the series would definitely benefit from an official lore book. Kind of like what Blizzard does with Warcraft with their Chronicle books.
@@Jethild That's why I love the Tiberian Wars campaign: all 3 faction campaigns are canon and the player commanders just fought on different fronts.
The "good guys campaign is canon" isn't exactly true for the first 2 games....
In Tiberian Dawn the Nod campaign can be considered canon too....Nod conquers Africa, wonderful. Results? Not much...GDI is still going, the war is still going, you just conquered one continent...and there you have it....ion cannon accident? Minimal effect, if any.
Basically the Nod campaign is largely meaningless in the grand scheme of things.
Even in Tiberian Sun many of the missions do not contradict with anything on the "good" side (it starts few missions before the GDI campaign even begins so...can do whatever for example)...
Soviets in Red Alert 1? Kane running the show basically? Basically begging to be the 0th Tiberium campaign, not much to be said here...it openly brings up the Brotherhood, what else do you need?
Besides, the technological level is closer to Tiberian Dawn....if you look at Red alert 2 or that abomination Red Alert 3 they went over and beyond in every way....technology that can rival even Tiberium wars and they haven't even reached Tib Dawn's time? Tib Dawn is like dusting off and upgrading RA tech for the most part...
How do you go from Soviets and Allies from GDI and Nod anyway, it just makes less sense.
In the Soviet campaign one can assume the mightly USSR just evaporated over time and next conflict was probably well...the First tiberium war....
"Killing Machine": the quite fitting theme for this video, also my favorite track.
Can't wait to another material!
Slave to the system!
As a player of the mental omega mod talking about Volkov and his dog is very good
Well done good sir!
Netflix wishes it's documentaries were this good
I really enjoy linking the Tiberium Wars w the Red Alert timeline. I know that was the original intention Westwood had, happy to see you continue it.
one of my alltime favorite units
I hope you will also make some red alert lore videos in the future! keep the work ongoing!
Great work thank yoU
Nod cyborgs always reminded me of the cyborgs from the "virus" movie but less crappy and more terrifying like skynet.
I remember when me and my brother played FC for the first time. (I was a nod fan while my brother was gdi) when we both seen cabal turn the cyborgs against humanity as a whole we were both like "wtf just happened? Did cabal pull a sky net but more brutal and badass? Crap now gdi and nod will have to get along to survive" lol
.......still mad that they scrapped the idea of bringing cabal back in c&c3. Wanted to see how he would of took control of legion and see what new tech cabal would of brought to the table.
Funny thing, here in Germany, our FSK system (a notion based on the youth protection law to protect them against bad things like horror, gore and sexual explicit things in movies, series, commertials and games) made all infantry in all CnC games as robots. They speak with a human voice, but when rolled over by vehicles they give a "crunching tincan" sound and instead of bloodspill there is a small oilspill....
you're doing divine's work. thank you for your videos.
I love CABAL. He is such a great enemy as well as an alternative to Eva, his remarks prior to firestorm were fascinating. Like about the artillery, that it should be good "Even in your hands" or that the commander has information "vital to my... your movement." And his "Btw commander, missile launch detected" then he launches like 10 cluster missiles over the area, laughing like a maniac.
And who would forget his Core Defender.
What I always found strange is why the cyborgs repair in Tiberium fields in Tib Sun. Sure they could contain tiberium alloys in their legs, but unless they are actively repairing themselves in the field I don’t see why their HP would go up.
They're both a tiberium mutated lifeform built with likely tiberium-alloy materials as well, so regeneration would be possible both biologically and mechanically.
After the second war Tiberium became a self-replicating crystal so it's possible the refining of the alloy would result in self-repair if exposed to Tiberium radiation.
But the issue then becomes how does the cybernetics know when to stop, and considering its attached to a Tiberium mutated human won't it just keep replicating till the human inside is crushed?
It was just a gameplay mechanic. Sure, it would make sense for them to only regenerate 50% of lost HP for example, to represent healing of their biological mutated component, but probably for balance reasons they could heal fully.
The Scrin are also biomechanical creatures that regenerate when exposed to tiberium radiation. Likely whatever self-repair technology is in the Cyborgs was reverse-engineered from Scrin tech
@@Synthonym There was no "Scrin Tech" in First Tiberium War, or even in the Second too. ReGenesis cyborgs could regenerate just perfectly, while even Tacitus was still fragmented and hidden in the world, not in possesion of both Brotherhood, or GDI.
@@themaniomarian There was Scrin tech in the second tiberium war though, the alien ship that originally carried the Tacitus. You know, the one that you had several missions on both sides surrounding in Tiberium Sun?