Then, they'll chase after whatever is shooting at them and generally run into more enemy units. Any player unit being shot at from outside its guard range will simply stay in the same spot and be killed, unless you activate retaliation in the options menu.Apologetic Attacker: Construction dozers have lines where they apologize for running over people, but there's structures that need building.Alternate Continuity: Totally unconnected to the previous games, whereas Red Alert leads to both the Tiberium and Red Alert timelines.Alphabet News Network: The Americans have BNN, the Chinese have BCTV and the GLA have ARC News.Breaker: The skirmish AI always, always sends a wave consisting only of vehicles first, so building only anti-armor troops is always enough to keep them at bay until artillery is available. With the exception of the Pathfinder, which is just as good as the Chinese Dragon Tank and Gatling Tank. They tend to fare well against tanks and air force, but poorly against infantry. Their ground forces are pretty adequate, and their support powers are mostly China-like (eg. The USA has by far the best economy (which may or may not be game-breaking) and air force in the game, with plenty of combined arm tactics. The USA, however, is generally Elitist and Technical.They strike a very nice balance between anti-infantry, anti-air and anti-tank (hence Generalist). China is also in deep love for the Rule of Cool, due to Stuff Blowing Up, Kill It with Fire, Nuke 'em, and Gatling Good. They also are the slowest faction overall, although you don't want to have a Chinese tank blob next to your base. They do have the most damaging and powerful units in the game, as well as the best artillery (Overlord Tank, Nuke Cannon). China is weird blend of Generalist and Brute Force.Their army is also generally better against infantry and air than tanks. However, their lack of airforce tends to hurt. They have also quite a bit of movement, stealth, Combat Pragmatist, Hit-and-Run Tactics and 'survivalist' capacities. By far the fastest faction on land, and with pretty good offense, their units' armor also tends to be made of tinfoil. The game earned good reviews for delivering a solid, action-packed RTS, and was particularly praised for the General system, which allowed players to rise in rank during battle and unlock unique and possibly game-winning units and special abilities. Generals was met with instant controversy from both Media Watchdogs, who objected to the national stereotyping and the fact that you could play as totally-not-Al-Qaeda, as well as longtime C&C fans, who objected to their franchise's name being associated with an RTS that more strongly resembled a Blizzard game than traditional Command & Conquer gameplay. The game is canonically unconnected to the other C&C series, and in fact bears more resemblance to Ensemble's Age of Empires and Blizzard's Starcraft and Warcraft series. An expansion pack followed, Zero Hour, which introduced more missions, more units, and three specialized generals to choose from within each main faction. The Global Liberation Army, an Arab-ish terrorist organization Ripped from the Headlines after 9/11, has declared war on the People's Republic of China and the United States of America, forcing the two superpowers to cooperate against the militants. C&C: Generals is a Real-Time Strategy game set 20 Minutes into the Future, using more-or-less existent, in-development, or theorized technology.

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