Setting up defenses doesn't work because they blow through them in a couple of shots. Its preferred tactic, go right into the middle of your base, shoot the beam until the whole thing is leveled. If this was not infuriating enough, the AI sends 4 insanely difficult and massively destructive Supertanks at you, which shoot small shots that expand and do massive damage to everything in sight. The end mission consists of you assaulting the superweapon of FutureTech, the Sigma Harmonizer, which stops time for a short span of time. The "FutureTech" corporation, a monstrous defense contractor working for the Allies, has begun development of several superweapons which will help keep the Allies dominant on the battlefield and advance their own hidden agenda, which is completely left vague. If you're worried about spoilers, skip this part and go to the next paragraph.
I then came upon the last mission, which borders on the near impossible, even when playing easy. I proceeded to play the campaign and although it was horrendously short, it was slightly challenging and gave for good gameplay. However, I started getting into the campaign just to see that each campaign was "blacked out" until you played the first Soviet mission. This was okay for me since I don't generally play RTS games online, since I suck so bad at them. It starts out by adding a sleek new Japanese song to the introduction and showing a decisive lack of Multiplayer options. This expansion was something I was curious about at first but after spending the $30 to buy it, I have to say I should never have wasted This expansion was something I was curious about at first but after spending the $30 to buy it, I have to say I should never have wasted money on it in the first place.
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