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On 14 Mar 2007 03:50:29 -0700, "xleague" <steven.tu@nasnet.co.uk>
wrote:

>http://www.xleague.tv
>
>Tournament wise, which of these Command & Conquer games will you
>likely to play?
>

Of these:

>Command & Conquer
>Command & Conquer The Covert Operations
>Command & Conquer™Red Alert
>Command & Conquer™ Red Alert
>Command & Conquer Red Alert Counterstrike

These legacy games aren't really playable by modern standards - unless
you turn the speed down and rely more on micromanagement.  

(You listed the same game twice, btw)

>Command & Conquer™Tiberian Sun
>Command & Conquer™ Tiberian Sun™ Firestorm
>Command & Conquer™ Red Alert™ 2
>Command & Conquer™ Yuri's Revenge

I don't find these games as enjoyable anymore because of an obviously
weak AI player.  While the earlier games were just as weak, they at
least kept building to create a very large army.  

>Command & Conquer Renegade

Definatly playable - although there's issues with single players
managing to take out a base by themselves, it is in theory fixable.  

>Command & Conquer™Generals
>Command & Conquer™ Generals Zero Hour

No.

>Command & Conquer™ 3 Tiberian Wars
>
No idea.  

>

On 15 Mar, 16:56, Raymond Martineau <b...@freenet.carleton.ca> wrote:
> On 14 Mar 2007 03:50:29 -0700, "xleague" <steven...@nasnet.co.uk>
> wrote:

http://www.xleague.tv

> >Tournament wise, which of theseCommand&Conquergames will you
> >likely to play?
>
> Of these:
>
> >Command&Conquer
> >Command&ConquerThe Covert Operations
> >Command&Conquer™Red Alert
> >Command&Conquer™ Red Alert
> >Command&ConquerRed Alert Counterstrike
>
> These legacy games aren't really playable by modern standards - unless
> you turn the speed down and rely more on micromanagement.  
>
> (You listed the same game twice, btw)
>
> >Command&Conquer™Tiberian Sun
> >Command&Conquer™ Tiberian Sun™ Firestorm
> >Command&Conquer™ Red Alert™ 2
> >Command&Conquer™ Yuri's Revenge
>
> I don't find these games as enjoyable anymore because of an obviously
> weak AI player.  While the earlier games were just as weak, they at
> least kept building to create a very large army.  
>
> >Command&ConquerRenegade
>
> Definatly playable - although there's issues with single players
> managing to take out a base by themselves, it is in theory fixable.  
>
> >Command&Conquer™Generals
> >Command&Conquer™ Generals Zero Hour
>
> No.



> >Command&Conquer™ 3 Tiberian Wars
>
> No idea.

Just had a look, and its got spectator mode on it. gonna take a proper
look when i get home.


http://www.xleague.tv

On 4 Apr, 09:17, "xleague" <steven...@nasnet.co.uk> wrote:
> On 15 Mar, 16:56, Raymond Martineau <b...@freenet.carleton.ca> wrote:
>
> > On 14 Mar 2007 03:50:29 -0700, "xleague" <steven...@nasnet.co.uk>
> > wrote:
>
> http://www.xleague.tv
>
>
>
> > >Tournament wise, which of theseCommand&Conquergames will you
> > >likely to play?
>
> > Of these:
>
> > >Command&Conquer
> > >Command&ConquerThe Covert Operations
> > >Command&Conquer™Red Alert
> > >Command&Conquer™ Red Alert
> > >Command&ConquerRed Alert Counterstrike
>
> > These legacy games aren't really playable by modern standards - unless
> > you turn the speed down and rely more on micromanagement.
>
> > (You listed the same game twice, btw)
>
> > >Command&Conquer™Tiberian Sun
> > >Command&Conquer™ Tiberian Sun™ Firestorm
> > >Command&Conquer™ Red Alert™ 2
> > >Command&Conquer™ Yuri's Revenge
>
> > I don't find these games as enjoyable anymore because of an obviously
> > weak AI player.  While the earlier games were just as weak, they at
> > least kept building to create a very large army.
>
> > >Command&ConquerRenegade
>
> > Definatly playable - although there's issues with single players
> > managing to take out a base by themselves, it is in theory fixable.
>
> > >Command&Conquer™Generals
> > >Command&Conquer™ Generals Zero Hour
>
> > No.
> > >Command&Conquer™ 3 Tiberian Wars
>
> > No idea.
>
> Just had a look, and its got spectator mode on it. gonna take a proper
> look when i get home.
>
> http://www.xleague.tv

XLEAGUE.TV UNLEASHES LINE-UP
XLEAGUE.TV ANNOUNCES LAUNCH TITLES FOR LEAGUE AND TOURNAMENT PLAY

23rd April 2007 (London, United Kingdom) - XLEAGUE.TV, the UK’s first
dedicated eSports entertainment television channel, today announced
the hotly anticipated launch titles that will feature in their leagues
and tournaments.

Offering the very best in competitive gaming online and on TV,
XLEAGUE.TV will enable gamers to compete across the latest videogame
platforms, in a wide variety of genres – including racing, third-
person shooters and real-time strategy.  The announcement enables
gamers to see what they can expect upon the online launch.

The complete list is as follows:


XBOX 360
1. Pro Evolution Soccer 6 				(Published by Konami)
2. Rainbow Six: Vegas 					(Published by Ubisoft)
3. Project Gotham Racing 3 				(Published by Microsoft)
4. Gears of War 						(Published by Microsoft)
5. Halo 2 						(Published by Microsoft)
6. Dead or Alive 4 					(Published by Microsoft)

PS3
7. Resistance: Fall of Man 				(Published by SCEA)
8. Motorstorm 						(Published by SCEA)

PC
9. Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars 		(Published by EA)
10. Quake 4 						(Published by Activision)


XLEAGUE.TV is an online gaming competition with an entire channel of
programming dedicated towards eSports. It is the most hotly
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XLEAGUE.TV will record competetive matches, league and tournament play
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XLEAGUE.TV’’s website launches along with their dedicated gaming
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launching soon on Sky and online at www.XLEAGUE.TV is part of Portland
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