Prism Weapons - Command and Conquer - Red Alert 

Hmm....Cuban missile crisis went wrong...For commies haha

lower but important tanks are the mirage tanks.

SOVIETS have Kirov😂

@@GorVala Lol, they are pretty OP, but I'm sure teleporting Prism Tanks can level a base faster than group of Kirovs, would be a good test for sure :)

@@skyvipers You can teleport kirov into enemy base. If you capture some us tech before. Sell factory before kirov goes into air and chronosphere it XD

Another @tgSacred enjoyer

Shoutout to tgSacred

GOD DAMN IT

I didn’t want to ruin the 69 likes, so have this instead. 👍

3 where well enough tho most of the time!

"Compensating for terrain flux"

Focusing Light Energy

"Dioptic manifolds clear."

​@@Hardbass2021readjusting stabiliser

"Magnifiers activated"

What about Chrono tech and Iron Curtain? Seems more capable of protecting the user against those.

@@raphaeldaar Weapon, FTL engine and shield of a starship, true purpose of each one of them. (LOL)

"Natural sanctuary" God i love how the mirage tanks joke around about them being trees

@@imtiredtiredtired let be honest here, wouldnt you?!... being a solider, hiding "in a tree" 😆

There was this one story where they tasked soliders to get past a AI camera. One of them did cartwheels, one hid in a Box like Snake and the other grabbed branches and walked forward slowly. 😂

@@Subject_Keter who won?

All fun and games until the tree starts talking

PRISM TANKS:So Anyway i started blasting

@@reginesaguin1191 Prism tank online

I thought it's pronounced Kaiburr?...

Mental Omega does explore this in the form of Siege Cadre, the cheapest siege unit you can get early on and exclusive to the Allies They carry a compact Prism rifle that can take down buildings and fire through walls but their range is shorter than a prism tank and are vulnerable to magnetic weapons which slows them down due to their plate armor If placed in an IFV, it becomes a bootleg Prism Tank

​@@HungNguyen-vg1zqAnd depending on which sub-faction you play as, you might have a slightly tanky bootleg Prism Tank, anti-radiation & toxic bootleg Prism Tank or a really fast bootleg Prism Tank.

@@HungNguyen-vg1zq Not to mention the issue with power sources made it smoothly integrated the nerf applied to prism tanks. Logically, it made sense that the tower remains a big anti-ground defense because its hooked up to an ample source of power grid while the portable ones are more in seige & anti-infantry damage.

@@johndexterzarate6663 yeah, power supply is the biggest issue with prism technology, Prism tanks in Mental Omega are mostly relegated to demolishing buildings with slightly better effectiveness against ground units than Cadres

First off, it's just the Mirage Tank armed with lasers and two, they're French... (smacks random Conscript with BAGUETTE!)

@@louievelayo4100 "That tree is a -spy- tank!" - Red Engi

Westwood was notorious for being geographically inaccurate(see Liberty Island in Lone Guardian), so color me impressed they got an entire Mayan ruin complex right.

@@louievelayo4100 yeah I was surprised how accurate the ruin layout was too

Makes sense that they would have to be upgraded. The Soviets had superior industry and logistics before/during the events of RA2/YR. Also, they'd been preparing for their revenge for decades. The Allies were the underdogs who had to quickly improvise new battle plans and technologies to overcome them. If they went into a battle of attrition, they'd lose, so they had to plan quick attacks, sabotages and decapitation strikes. They needed a powerful siege unit to destroy the enemy's key structures quickly with just enough range to get past base defenses if Tanya/SEALs can't, and work well with the Chrono technology that was already on the way. Armor or even speed wasn't that important, and heavier armor would mean more load on such an experimental tank and could even make it unreliable to drive. And they'd need another kind of tank that would thrive in fast stealth operations and complement their slow fragile siege units. Then the Allies won the war, so they could address the flaws in their own technology in peace. During the Post-War Crisis, they figured how to make their Prism Tanks more powerful against other tanks, and more durable without making their drive trains, transmissions or whatever unreliable. Also, they weren't the unprepared underdogs anymore, so they didn't feel the need to be stealthy (no Mirage Tanks).

I mean the absurdity is... palpable...

Agreed

And they got Generals after this. Doe I kinda would like to see a "ingame review" of the modded factions from Red Alert 3, the Euro ones.

The best kinda science

I thought their second main tech was chrono-technology.

@@rokva5771 At least in RA3, the only thing like that is the Chronosphere and Tanya's belt. The big second weapon is Cryogenics, with the Cryocopters, the orbiting cryo-satellite, the Cryo-Legionnaires and the fact that the punishment for War Crimes is to be put in Cryogenic suspension

Hey wash your hands before talking about the most disgusting tech FutureTech provided to the Allies! Don't wanna be spreading that Cryonavirus everywhere...

​@@Mobysimo Chrono Legionaries.. I always like them but man, i swear if they were put into any other game would of been pefect.

A version that actually works...

@@Emanon... Exactly, fancy!

Don't forget the Gap Generator to because it symbols as the first stage of stealth generator.

If your prism tanks aren't stopping enemy armour, that just mean you don't have enough prism tanks!

@@commandoepsilon4664 Yeah... As a certain Texan in a hard hat once said, "You just ain't doin' it right."

my favorite faction in ra3 , the dual use of units that can transform was just ingenious! kinda like Scions in BattleZone

just to be pedantic, every helicopter where the US president is in, is the marine one.

@@AlessandroRodriguez Yeah, like how any plane with the president on board is Air Force One.

*SWEET STALIN!*

....Its a powered up disintegrating beam like the ones floating disks use.

(laughs in Harbinger Gunship)

@@louievelayo4100 grrr

Prism Tanks, Battle Fortress w/ Elite Guardian GIs, Harbinger Gunships, FutureTank X-1s, IFVs/Mutigunner Turrets w/ Cryo Legionnaires, *FORKING CRYOCOPTERS!* Allies are forking *BUSTED!*

Nod only learned to amplify the Obelisk in TW3, so yeah Prism Tower scarier!

The only reason I have to disagree with you is C&C Renegade... Running through a mission not knowing there was an Obelisk and then hearing it's charging up noise shook me when I played it as a kid. Otherwise past PTSD aside Prism Towers are scarier

There's also the fact that when his helicopter is shot down, the wreckage produces green flames which is only seen when Imperial units are destroyed.

Okay, well it's true that there are no Attack Dogs around the Firebase but what about the ones at the Com Tower?

I mean... Why was Marine One burning with green fire?...

We already had the Commandos in videos for both Nod's and GDI's Infantry. Also I prefer Kari Wuhrer as Tanya, a blonde Tanya is just wrong(and the only thing wrong in Red Alert 3 for me).

Happy birthday!

SpectrumTech, CryoTech, the Chronosphere and the Proton Collider... It's like FutureTech loaned them to the Allies... "Defense contractor!"

Just don't play the campaign, giving Yuri total victory over you is *TOTAL BOLLOCKS!*

“It will be a wasteland”

No, they use plasma cutters. Lasers use amplified wavelengths, while plasma is superheated gas concentrated into pure energy.