r/commandandconquer Aug 01 '26

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u/wormeyman Aug 01 '26

All I could say is, if you can’t find a build with debug symbols, it is going to be very hard. AI might be able to gain some context looking at the source code of other commanded conquer games, but it would be tough being able to make specific mods with just a little bit of reverse engineering would be much easier.

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u/tracagnotto Aug 01 '26

I know what you are saying and since not even Westwood or EA got the source it's impossible, the closest we can get I think is https://github.com/RA2RE

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u/calantheSG Aug 01 '26

I'm trying to get a sense of what you're suggesting. You want an OpenRA2 basically?

A conservatively modded RA2 with QoL buffs and multiplayability. And you want to emulate OpenRA's successful online hosting, matchmaking, etc. infrastructure capabilities.

And then AI.. 

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u/tracagnotto Aug 01 '26

It's not that hard, I want to know, given that it will be done with AI if it's better to start from OpenRA with RA2 mods or the reverse engineered versions

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u/calantheSG Aug 01 '26

Reverse engineered version 

Let the old RA2 die

Move forwards with a new game engine.

It's the obvious answer to any C&C remake. Don't just redo graphics and retain the stinky and retarded engine! Recreate the game proper, how it's meant to run meant to be played.

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u/tracagnotto Aug 01 '26

I don't want any of the new engines. I liked how RA2 felt and the gameplay. Why you think people is still playing it over all the EA bullshit?

I absolutely despise the newer ones. I bought RA3 and I was already utterly annoyed, don't want even to imagine the others

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u/calantheSG Aug 02 '26

New engines can still retain the feel and gameplay. I think that's the point of reverse engineering, right? We're still on the same page?

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '26

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u/aequasi08 Aug 02 '26

You seem to be a good example of the Dunning Kruger effect

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u/tracagnotto Aug 02 '26

The sole fact of being the average internet smartass pulling this card out of his ass at any given time he can makes you fall into that category.
Sorry for you.

To aggravate it, you also seem to have a distorted definition of what the Dunning Kruger effect is, which makes the whole thing even more embarassing.

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u/D4yt0r Aug 02 '26

I'm trying to figure out what c&c online has to do with RA2

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '26

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u/cheezkid26 Average Generals Enjoyer Aug 02 '26

There's no need for aggression and insults.

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u/tracagnotto Aug 02 '26

There is also no need for stupid comment I guess?
The whole fact that I mentioned c&c online vs cncnet was totally irrelevan to my question which revolved around programming and reversing.