#Tv tropes command and conquer series

Nod harvests the tentacles of tiberium vein monsters and processes the stuff into corrosive and highly mutagenic tiberium gas for use in missile warheads.GDI upgraded their grenadiers' loadout from standard hot potatoes to disc-shaped grenades, which can be thrown farther than standard grenades and can bounce off of the ground a few times to let them reach even farther.Ability Depletion Penalty: You can freely activate and deactivate the Firestorm Defense system without having to wait for it to recharge but if you deplete it, you will have to wait for it to recharge entirely before you can use it again.

#Tv tropes command and conquer series

Please add tropes relating to other games as well on the main Tiberian Series page.Įstablishing battlefield control, standby: Please note that this page is for tropes that feature in this game and its expansion only. Tiberian Sun and its expansion were released as freeware by EA in 2010. The Scrin technology makes its first appearance in this game, as well.Īn expansion pack was also released, called Tiberian Sun: Firestorm, in which Nod's battle AI, CABAL, revolts and leads a Cyborg uprising, forcing GDI and the remnants of Nod to unite to defeat him. Released in 1999, the game notably raised the cutscenes profile of the saga, featuring for the first time renowned mainstream actors such as James Earl Jones and Michael Biehn. A crashed alien spaceship and an extraterrestrial artifact called the Tacitus hint at a larger purpose behind Tiberium, but ultimately Kane's attempt to use a missile to increase Tiberium's spread is thwarted with the man's death (again). As governments break down and GDI does its best to bring order from the chaos, Kane reappears to lead a reunified and invigorated Nod into battle once more. Set in 2030, tiberium is now spreading unchecked, forcing humanity to flee to the arctic or desert regions that can at least slow the substance's progress. Tiberian Sun is the second installment in the Command & Conquer: Tiberian Series.