GametagAeonFlux wrote:Hey guys...so, topic at hand, sup?
But anyway, yeah...I was gonna say that shadowkhas (going to buy Supreme Commander in the near future), but I kinda figured this topic was about unreleased games. Supreme Commander is pretty fun, but it's not as easy to jump into and start playing like Command and Conquer...and the tutorial option at the main screen brings you to a web page. I was kinda expecting a script based "This is mass, this is your source of income, blah blah" kinda tutorial where they give you a base and such.

In the full version (yes I bought it the first day it was out) the tutorial is pretty sweet; it starts you out with a menu where you can view a videos about a range of stuff, then you can go to the map (when you pressed tutorial, it loaded the map) you have all 3 side's commanders. I believe it's just you, maybe not.....didn't go through it because rts games are second nature to me......
also, besides the main tutorial, in each campaign you're a
Greenhorn so they tell you what to build at first: mass extractors, power generators, etc. One thing I like is that all 3 sides' missions are parallel, the commanders you fight along side with in one campaign are the enemies in the other campaigns.
I know games shouldn't be judged by their demos, but from the C&C3 demo, I'd have to go with supcom as the better gameplay game....Story on the other hand, I think C&C has pretty much all other games beat......here's a
link to topic about C&C3 vs. supcom, it has some very good points. Another reason why I like supcom better is: The lead designer of it was the same guy who was the lead designer of Total Annihilation, which was my favorite rts of all time.....then supcom, now it's second =D.