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Posted by: Gameanater - Thursday, April 17, 2014 10:01:35 PM
Does anyone else feel like Yuri's Initiate infantry dudes are a tad bit overpowered while a group is garrisoned in a building? I mean, a building with ten Initiates in it basically creates a next to unbeatable defense from infantry and tanks... they make ridiculously short work of the Battle Fortresses and Apocalypses Tanks. Like, literally 1 second and the tanks have gone from full health to DEAD! True though, an Initiate Garrison can't defend itself from something like a V3 Launcher or aircraft... but still! Not saying I don't like using Initiate Garrisons myself... :P

Posted by: Gameanater - Thursday, April 17, 2014 10:01:35 PM

Does anyone else feel like Yuri's Initiate infantry dudes are a tad bit overpowered while a group is garrisoned in a building? I mean, a building with ten Initiates in it basically creates a next to unbeatable defense from infantry and tanks... they make ridiculously short work of the Battle Fortresses and Apocalypses Tanks. Like, literally 1 second and the tanks have gone from full health to DEAD! True though, an Initiate Garrison can't defend itself from something like a V3 Launcher or aircraft... but still! Not saying I don't like using Initiate Garrisons myself... :P

Posted by: CommieDog - Friday, April 18, 2014 1:09:48 AM
I dunno, the Initiate's garrisoned strength kind of makes up for the fact that it's not super cheap like the Conscript and can't deploy for more power like the GI.

Posted by: Gameanater - Friday, April 18, 2014 8:03:54 PM
[quote=CommieDog;131186]I dunno, the Initiate's garrisoned strength kind of makes up for the fact that it's not super cheap like the Conscript and can't deploy for more power like the GI.[/quote] I suppose, but by default and garrisoned they are already close to the power of a Deployed GI and above that of a Conscript. They also build crazy fast very quickly into the game (I'm still not 100% sure how building/training speed works) and can be mass produced very easily and without too much money used up, ESPECIALLY with a Cloning Vat (which is simply fun to have). And they're the exact same cost as a GI. But they're crazy fun to have garrisoned and obliterating tanks if you're the one controlling them... Like, with infantry, it's basically... Initiate Garrison: Idle Engineer: Walks by while on his way to an Oil Derrick Initiate Garrison: All of them fire at once Fhom Engineer: Not even half a second goes by and he's burned to a crisp AAUHGH!! Runs around dead and burning and dissolves on the ground Initiate Garrison: Troll Face

Posted by: Gameanater - Friday, April 18, 2014 8:03:54 PM

[quote=CommieDog;131186]I dunno, the Initiate's garrisoned strength kind of makes up for the fact that it's not super cheap like the Conscript and can't deploy for more power like the GI.[/quote] I suppose, but by default and garrisoned they are already close to the power of a Deployed GI and above that of a Conscript. They also build crazy fast very quickly into the game (I'm still not 100% sure how building/training speed works) and can be mass produced very easily and without too much money used up, ESPECIALLY with a Cloning Vat (which is simply fun to have). And they're the exact same cost as a GI. But they're crazy fun to have garrisoned and obliterating tanks if you're the one controlling them... Like, with infantry, it's basically... Initiate Garrison: *Idle* Engineer: *Walks by while on his way to an Oil Derrick* Initiate Garrison: *All of them fire at once* *Fhom* Engineer: *Not even half a second goes by and he's burned to a crisp* AAUHGH!! *Runs around dead and burning and dissolves on the ground* Initiate Garrison: *Troll Face*

Posted by: CommieDog - Friday, April 18, 2014 11:03:27 PM
Building speed in YR was based primarily on cost (though the Grizzly and Rhino Tanks had build speed multipliers that made them build more slowly than their cost would suggest). So while Initiates certainly trained quickly, they didn't train more quickly than their counterparts. Well, unless you had a Cloning Vat...

Posted by: Gameanater - Saturday, April 19, 2014 6:51:04 PM
It's heavily implied that Yuri gets eaten by a T-Rex. :smile_gr:

Posted by: CommieDog - Saturday, April 19, 2014 8:44:19 PM
[quote=Gameanater;131214]Ohhh! THAT'S how it works! I was thinking it went like this: The higher your Power Level is, the faster your units build. Low power? Slow build speed for you, pal! Sell off a structure and build anodder Plant![/quote] Having insufficient power did cause production to slow. But having lots of excess power didn't make things build any faster. [quote=Gameanater;131214]Now to ask a new question! Whatchu think of the Soviet ending, and the (canon) Allied ending?[/quote] The Soviet ending was better, for the reason you gave.

Posted by: CommieDog - Saturday, April 19, 2014 8:44:19 PM

[quote=Gameanater;131214]Ohhh! THAT'S how it works! I was thinking it went like this: The higher your Power Level is, the faster your units build. Low power? Slow build speed for you, pal! Sell off a structure and build anodder Plant![/quote] Having insufficient power did cause production to slow. But having lots of excess power didn't make things build any faster. [quote=Gameanater;131214]Now to ask a new question! Whatchu think of the Soviet ending, and the (canon) Allied ending?[/quote] The Soviet ending was better, for the reason you gave.

Posted by: Gameanater - Saturday, April 19, 2014 9:32:17 PM
Hehehehe... I do think though that everything leading [i]up to[/i] the last mission for the Allies was great. I absolutely love Hollywood In Vain (even if I don't get the title)... The movie star units are crazy fun to use! I didn't really like the last Allied mission because having to focus on constructing two different faction's bases like that was just too much... I ended up sort of cheating and building everything for the Allied structures up to the Repair Pad so I could build an Allied MVC at the Soviet War Factory, sell off all the other Allied buildings, then focus on one base again... I also really didn't like the fact that, since it takes place in Antarctica, there's almost no buildings around for you to garrison... And, it was rather odd to me that there TWO separate Yuri AIs on that map... Made things slightly harder but, it didn't make that much sense. (One purple Yuri and one pink Yuri.) It made sense for Tomb Raided because of having to get Tanya to rescue Einstein and all, but not so much here. Also too bad we never got to face a Yuri Prime once in the campaigns. I really hate that I sound like I'm bashing what is still a really really awesome game, but one last thing... Why is there no Yuri campaign? That's what I think the game's biggest problem was; no Yuri campaign.

Posted by: Gameanater - Saturday, April 19, 2014 9:32:17 PM

Hehehehe... I do think though that everything leading [i]up to[/i] the last mission for the Allies was great. I absolutely love Hollywood In Vain (even if I don't get the title)... The movie star units are crazy fun to use! I didn't really like the last Allied mission because having to focus on constructing two different faction's bases like that was just too much... I ended up sort of cheating and building everything for the Allied structures up to the Repair Pad so I could build an Allied MVC at the Soviet War Factory, sell off all the other Allied buildings, then focus on one base again... I also really didn't like the fact that, since it takes place in Antarctica, there's almost no buildings around for you to garrison... And, it was rather odd to me that there TWO separate Yuri AIs on that map... Made things slightly harder but, it didn't make that much sense. (One purple Yuri and one pink Yuri.) It made sense for Tomb Raided because of having to get Tanya to rescue Einstein and all, but not so much here. Also too bad we never got to face a Yuri Prime once in the campaigns. I really hate that I sound like I'm bashing what is still a really really awesome game, but one last thing... Why is there no Yuri campaign? That's what I think the game's biggest problem was; no Yuri campaign.

Posted by: zzc - Thursday, September 18, 2014 10:58:02 AM
[quote=Gameanater;131218]Hehehehe... I do think though that everything leading [i]up to[/i] the last mission for the Allies was great. I absolutely love Hollywood In Vain (even if I don't get the title)... The movie star units are crazy fun to use! I didn't really like the last Allied mission because having to focus on constructing two different faction's bases like that was just too much... I ended up sort of cheating and building everything for the Allied structures up to the Repair Pad so I could build an Allied MVC at the Soviet War Factory, sell off all the other Allied buildings, then focus on one base again... I also really didn't like the fact that, since it takes place in Antarctica, there's almost no buildings around for you to garrison... And, it was rather odd to me that there TWO separate Yuri AIs on that map... Made things slightly harder but, it didn't make that much sense. (One purple Yuri and one pink Yuri.) It made sense for Tomb Raided because of having to get Tanya to rescue Einstein and all, but not so much here. Also too bad we never got to face a Yuri Prime once in the campaigns. I really hate that I sound like I'm bashing what is still a really really awesome game, but one last thing... Why is there no Yuri campaign? That's what I think the game's biggest problem was; no Yuri campaign.[/quote] The ultra villain never gets own campaign, just like CABAL in Firestorm The movie stars were kinda fun Squashing buildings helps in the last allied mission

Posted by: zzc - Thursday, September 18, 2014 10:58:02 AM

[quote=Gameanater;131218]Hehehehe... I do think though that everything leading [i]up to[/i] the last mission for the Allies was great. I absolutely love Hollywood In Vain (even if I don't get the title)... The movie star units are crazy fun to use! I didn't really like the last Allied mission because having to focus on constructing two different faction's bases like that was just too much... I ended up sort of cheating and building everything for the Allied structures up to the Repair Pad so I could build an Allied MVC at the Soviet War Factory, sell off all the other Allied buildings, then focus on one base again... I also really didn't like the fact that, since it takes place in Antarctica, there's almost no buildings around for you to garrison... And, it was rather odd to me that there TWO separate Yuri AIs on that map... Made things slightly harder but, it didn't make that much sense. (One purple Yuri and one pink Yuri.) It made sense for Tomb Raided because of having to get Tanya to rescue Einstein and all, but not so much here. Also too bad we never got to face a Yuri Prime once in the campaigns. I really hate that I sound like I'm bashing what is still a really really awesome game, but one last thing... Why is there no Yuri campaign? That's what I think the game's biggest problem was; no Yuri campaign.[/quote] The ultra villain never gets own campaign, just like CABAL in Firestorm The movie stars were kinda fun Squashing buildings helps in the last allied mission

Posted by: Jeneral Yusuf - Sunday, February 1, 2015 4:41:00 AM
I wonder why the ultra villain never gets its own campaign?

Posted by: Jeneral Yusuf - Thursday, July 2, 2015 11:35:35 AM
gameanater try a mod called mental omega this mod gives new graphics to ra2:yr and new units with a yuri campaign!

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