Since this is also a standalone game on steam that uses a different proton prefix than the base game, could it also have its dedicated page?
Its Steam App ID is 24810.
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Since this is also a standalone game on steam that uses a different proton prefix than the base game, could it also have its dedicated page?
Its Steam App ID is 24810.
That Steam app ID is a part of this page already, so any links using it would be taken to this page.
I don't see a need to have an entirely separate page for what is essentially just an expansion to this game, even despite the fact that the expansion has a separate launch option in Steam.
The minor differences should be easily coverable on this page already.
The expansion is not standalone on PC, and needs the base game installed. It even says so in the Steam store page right beneath the screenshots.
Ok, I thought it was a standalone game based on how it installs on steam.
My main issue is that I would like to automatically backup the Kane's Wrath saves using Ludusavi on Linux. https://github.com/mtkennerly/ludusavi
It detects the Tiberium Wars game saves without issue, but not the Kane's Wrath and I was thinking it had to do with them using separate App IDs for Proton Prefixes.
You'd have to ask the creator of that tool to look into it in that case, I guess. From PCGW's perspective we already cover the game and its expansion as per our standardized guidelines.
We don't make exceptions to our coverage solely for third-party tools.
It looks like I got that info from MobyGames. The Mac specs say it had a universal binary: https://www.mobygames.com/game/macintosh/command-conquer-3-tiberium-wars/techinfo
The "MACDVD" cover and Macintosh Gardens both agree that the game is Intel-only, and Gardens in particular is probably the world's leading authority on PowerPC, so that means that MobyGames' listing is wrong.
Retail copies are no longer redeemable on Origin according to the response I got from EA Help. "Since the game itself is one that released over 14 years ago, our tool has changed to the point where we'd be unable to grant the game entitlements for older games such as this. With that in mind, the only option that we would have in order to play these titles would be by using the Discs that we already have."
The most recent patch for C&C3 is v1.09, however, patches 1.05-1.09 are balanced for multiplayer and not the campaign. The changes that those patches introduce break how the campaign missions were originally intended to be played.
v1.05-1.09 Balance Changes (Some)
Physical/retail copies of C&C3 can roll back to version 1.04 by running the "-runver 1.04" command as a parameter/argument. The Steam/Origin editions start at 1.05 and cannot be rolled back.
I guess ultra wide screen might need this? -xres YourWidth -yres YourHeight
I don't know where to add it, so just leaving it here.