Red Alert Balance changes include adjustments to the long-controversial Allied Artillery
Infantry in Pillboxes in Red Alert no longer gain experience Units in the Return Fire stance will no longer chase their attackers Some other notable gameplay changes include: Behind the scenes, the underlying AI framework has been rewritten to support the development of some long-planned improvements in future releases. Thanks to the hard work of several new contributors, Red Alert now features an additional seven single-player missions, and Tiberian Dawn another two. Improvements to the Attack Dog and Thief should make them more viable on the battlefield. New Attack Dog behaviour resolves many issues and behaves more like the original game Allied Mechanics now repair destroyed team-mate vehicles instead of capturing them The Hijacker has been promoted to thief, who can steal cash from refineries as well as vehicles Engineers are now consumed when capturing buildings, after a short external wait The specialised infantry in Red Alert have had a shake-down and a fix-up: Tanks now automatically target enemy forces while moving.
Force-firing with long-range artillery style units targets the ground, allowing attacks to continue when vision is lost under the Fog of War Automatic targeting now properly accounts for the Fog of War Tanks and other turreted units automatically target nearby units while moving The most exciting change in this release comes from a complete overhaul of the unit targeting logic, which fixes many long-standing bugs and introduces some important improvements to gameplay fluidity: We are pleased to announce OpenRA Release 20190314, which brings changes developed between August 2018 and January 2019 and polished with the help of player feedback across three playtests during the last 10 weeks. Attach signature (signatures can be changed in profile)
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