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Also big thank you for implementing my suggestions pertaining to the airstrip announcements and the minigunner range.
So if I want the minigunner range to be like that of Red Alert 1, would the value need to be double that of the default, meaning 1024?
Note however that increasing their range disadvantages pretty much all of the other infantry and light vehicles that currently get free shots while minigunners close the distance, or at least don't have to eat free shots while closing the distance.
Based on your response, it would seem that they'd have shorter range than their RA counterparts if boosting the range of the minigunner puts it at an advantage compared to other infantry and to the light vehicles.
Essentially, my main pain point here is the super short range of the minigunners. It very much bothers me that they can only fire on the tile adjacent to them. If giving them the range of the minigunners from RA gets them an advantage over other infantry, that's a price that I am more than willing to pay. The balance of units in C&C has never been a point of praise so I don't really care if I unbalance further if that can make my playthrough more enjoyable. So the simple fact that the mod now offers that option satisfies me. Thank you again.
That being said, would it be possible (and not too much work) to add more range-modifying options in the .ini, for the other units? I'd love to be able to tailor the range of the units so that they all behave more like their Red Alert homologues. It'd be great if I could eat my cake and have it too in regard to expanding the range of minigunners and avoiding a disbalance. If it's too much work, then forget about it. I'm already happy enough that you added the option for minigunners, and at the end of the day, I only play single player so I can live with a slight disbalance.
First: Units in motion cannot change actions until they arrive at the stopping point in the cell they're moving into. So units often move one cell closer than needed when moving towards each other. Example: Assume Minigunners A and B are trying to fire upon each other. There are two empty cells between them. A has just arrived at the center of his cell; B is is about to arrive at the center of his cell. A does a range check; 3 cells and a little bit; that's too far, so he starts a move into the next cell. B arrives at the center and does a range check; a little bit less than 3; that's too far, so he too starts a move into the next cell. And so they end up stopping in adjacent cells.
Second: There are five stopping points for infantry in each cell. The back two cannot reach the middle of the cell two cells over. So minigunners will move up rather than stopping in those back two spots.
You might want to try 576. That would allow minigunners in the back two spots to hit the center of the cell two cells away. It would also make it more likely for a minigunner to pass he range check on something that's coming into the cell two cells away, but hasn't reached the center of the cell yet.
As for TD vs RA ranges:
Minigunner: TD=2, RA=3
Grenade: TD=3.25, RA=4
Flamer: TD=2, RA=3.5
Jeep: TD=4, RA=4
Flamer really gets screwed if minigunner can outrange him, and you can't just increase flamer's range very far without redoing the fireball animation to match. (Which is probably why WW did redo the fireball animation for RA.)
Thank you for this detailed comment! I will most definitely try a range of 576 for my next playthrough and gauge how it feels.
As always, thank you again for your work on this.
Question: is it possible to add to the mod's .ini some parameters regarding difficulty? Like some multipliers for enemy health, enemy damage output, build speed and whatnot?
Other question in the same vein: is it possible to add some cheats to the .ini? Stuff like multipliers for the player's build speed, unit health or damage, tiberium collected by harvesters and the such?
Thank you!
@WakizashiM: Without looking at it, I suspect can probably get a hold of the variables used for remastered difficulty settings and change them before they're used. Maybe add an else case to some conditionals to mirror them onto the human player. Changing unit maxhp is not possible without a huge overhaul. (The problem is that individual instances of a unit don't have their own maxhp value; instead they have a pointer to a structure shared by all units of that type which contains the maxhp value. (This is one of those things that are crazy by modern coding standards that WW did to make the game work within the RAM limitations of early 90s consumer PCs.))
As for the routine bugs that you found, I say correct them despite your worries, and if it breaks anything, then we can do something about it. There's also a good chance that it won't break anything.
No worries about the test build waiting until after the holidays. I'm already busy playing 2023 games. I'm just happy that you are still working on this mod.
Happy holidays!