For that matter, even the telephone pole didn't budge when a truck hit it. No buildings or walls came down, and no chunks were visibly blasted out. Surprisingly, the trailer doesn't show any true battlefield deformation. I don't think I'll be eating my words when I say that Generals 2 won't be anywhere near the scale of Total War: Shogun 2 or Supreme Commander. That doesn't mean that Generals 2 won't be able to field dozens of units on each side, but from the level of detail we're seeing here, it looks like BioWare Victory is focused on quality, not quantity, and I'm expecting a pretty conservative unit cap relative to most RTS games. Less than 20 units all told, and certainly no "massive battle" by any stretch. The entire battle shown in the video involved three soldiers, three or four Technicals, four Quad Cannons, four tanks, and three VTOLs. One of those cranes might also be a supply depot, which would mean keeping Generals' model of piles of resources strewn around the map.Īs for "giant armies".I'm not so sure. How will it play? BioWare Victory's Jon Van Caneghem describes Generals 2 as "a return to the roots of core C&C gameplay," as opposed to the radical redesign of C&C4, and promises "bases, resources, and giant armies." We do see an EU base, and what appears to be a building under construction, so we can safely assume that there will not only be bases, but traditional base-building as well. On the other hand, playing zoomed in might make me feel dead. Visuals this great might make me feel bad for playing it zoomed out. Up until this point (or rather, up until 2013), I'd argue that Relic's Company of Heroes and Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War II games have held the crown for prettiest, most detailed RTS games available, but this video shows fidelity as good as or better than most first-person games. So, what do we know? It's gorgeous, for one. From the look of it, that's a War Factory, or possibly a Command Center, and something large is under construction. There's nothing like this VTOL in the original Generals - it looks more like a Tiberium universe GDI Orca than the Comanche attack helicopters of old. The camera pulls back to reveal three VTOL aircraft raining machine gun and rocket fire down on the remaining GLA, and two more tanks moving in.
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