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Thanks! I don't really sweat the audience stuff, though. I'm just having fun posting my little reviews to the internet

I didn't think to try this on an arcade stick. I need to try that when I get the chance. The Mayflash F300 that's been collecting dust in my closet for the last few years may see the light of day once more.

Gleek Me Please!

Hey glad I could provide awareness. It was a core part of my own childhood and I'm glad to share that with the world. To answer your questions: Multiplayer does not work at the moment. It relied on a central server that no longer exits, but various people have been trying to get it running again. Team colors are assigned to slots and I'm pretty sure cannot be changed. I have no idea about how to control the AI. There is probably a console command that would allow it, but I do not have the slightest idea what it could be.

@@DopedBones I wish I could have played with a different color. Thanks for the answer.🤗👍

Didn't notice it until now but you are right. It looks like they either modified the model or were HEAVILY inspired by the Mammoth.

@@DopedBones I really like your videos. Could review Warwind and Warwind II?

@@hughmongus6191 I'll add them to the list!

Numbers go up!

I'm not looking forward to having to invert selecting and deselecting units when I go back to playing Dawn of War. XD

First off, congrats! I'm impressed you managed to get those .dmgs running. I don't have a mac so I can't test this myself, but try putting the registration folder in the following path Library/Application Support/TribalTrouble/

We’re on an Air 7,2 and running Sierra 10.12! 32 bit games still work. Under application support there isn’t a folder for Tribal Trouble. Is that something I can create? Would it have the same contents as the folder you provided?

Another update- we made a new file in Application Support called Tribal Trouble, and moved everything other than the application itself over there (including registration file). Unfortunately we opened the app and it still says “buy now” at the bottom so still free trial. You’re the man for your help in all of this!!

Hmmm, my thoughts are to check to make sure the TribalTrouble folder is all one word. This could be the result if a syntax error. Otherwise the only place I can imagine the folder we are looking for would be is under Library/Preferences. Sorry that I'm not much help otherwise.

Considering the first game released the year I was born, not really. Tiberium Wars was my introduction and I haven't played it in well over a decade

@@DopedBones well Tiberium Wars was the first one to have the mouse setup you prefer, all the C&C games before that, had the same as Army Men RTS, which, For me, i much prefer, so im just saying, Army Men RTS probs had that mouse setup cause im fairly certain that was the Norm at the time, at least for the RTS's i played, Great video though :) sorry if i came across as a bit grumpy, should probs not comment on videos at 2 in the morning..

​@@francis5284 I'm really gonna have to go back and play the original C&C games one day. They sound utterly fascinating in context to what I'm familiar with in the genre. Also don't worry about it. I should also avoid late night posting because that reply looks way more terse on a second read

@@DopedBones I coulda swore i replied to this but i said theres no better place to start than the C&C remastered collection on steam, it perfectly perserves the OG versions of the games, even includes the Missions Exclusive to the Nintendo 64 and Playstation versions of the games along with a ton of behind the scenes content, along with a remake of the old DOS instalation, i seriously geeked out when i saw that for the first time, and to top it off its got steam workshop support

I have good news and bad news. Bad news is that there is effectively no way to run it natively on Mac. The .dmg files are only compatible with MacOS prior to El Capitan as far as I know. You can thank Apple for unnecessarily creating a new version of the OS every year for that. Good news is that you can run the game using the .exe files. It will have to be either on a windows partition, through compatibility software like Wine, or the use of a virtual machine. In case you like a specific version of windows I can confirm Windows XP through Windows 10 will work.

Did you place the registration file in the following path C:\Users\"yourname"\TribalTrouble ? You might also have to run the game first for the file to appear.

I GOT IT TO WORK!! YES!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH ❤❤

I bought it and I'm just passed the sniper boss. It is fuckin sick

Also i love the use of the Jsr songs!

I did about 15 minutes of testing on my Steam Deck, LCD 512GB model with the most recent stable version of proton. The game will boot and run with very little problem. I was able to play a few minutes of skirmish and the first campaign mission with no audio/visual issues. Load times were noticeably longer and the creature creator was slow to respond, especially when initially loading the species list. The base controller layouts are also of very not useful, sans the web browsing one. You will likely need to put one together yourself if playing on deck

@@DopedBones oh that's not so bad at all, thanks so much for the quick reply! Im having an urge to reply a childhood memory!

Yo I'm more than happy to help, but I need a bit more info. How is the game crashing? Is crashing on startup or during gameplay? The CPU model and windows version used would be helpful too, but its alright if you don't know

@@DopedBones it crashes on start up, just a black screen then it kicks me out to steam. I knew if I messed with the games files I would break something. I have a 12th gen Intel core i7-12800hx on Windows 11

Gotcha. Unfortunately I've got bad news because the fix will require messing with the game's files. The problem is likely stemming from your CPU. Dead Space 2 doesn't mesh well with modern CPUs for whatever reason. There are two fixes you could apply, either the 4GB Patcher (ntcore.com/4gb-patch/) or this wrapper (community.pcgamingwiki.com/files/file/2995-dead-space-2-custom-dxwrapper/) that I recently used myself to get footage for a video. My recommendation is to try the 4GB Patcher first because that wrapper is known to cause shadows to flickering on newer intel CPUs like yours.

@@DopedBones thanks a bunch will give it a try👍👍