The downside to Kwai's army is that he specializes in armored vehicles and only armored vehicles, meaning his planes and soldiers are more costly to produce. This means his team has access to stronger tanks and the tanks under his command cost less money. Another example would be the chinese general Kwai, who specializes in building advanced tanks to beat his enemies. The downside to playing as Thrax is that his forces are fairly weak against structures, but that's the price you pay for such useful abilities.
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He can also upgrade his poison weapons to Anthrax Gamma, which is purplish-pink, as opposed to the inferior, blue Anthrax Beta used by the other GLA commanders. Thrax, and the vehicles/soldiers under his command are augmented with anthrax weapons which makes them extremely dangerous to enemy infantry units. For example, the leader of the GLA's toxic weapons program is Dr. This means that in addition to playing as each one of these teams, you now have the ability to select a specific general from a certain faction, and they all have different units to complement their strategies. Zero Hour introduces 3 generals for each of the 3 teams making a return from the base game: The US, China, and the GLA. Zero Hour sets itself apart from normal Generals because this time around, EA actually decided to let the game live up to its namesake. It is essentially the same game, but made even more impressive by the inclusion of new units, maps, missions, bug fixes, and a new game mode. Zero Hour is Generals' one and only expansion, meaning it requires the base game in order to run.
If you own the first game, there is absolutely no reason not to have played this at some point. However, there's only one problem with Generals, and that is the fact that Zero Hour makes it even better. I really don't see how anyone can be bored with a game like this.
The sheer amount of replayability the game has due to the huge amount of units, vehicles, mods, strategies, and maps is something to behold. A few days ago, I wrote about Command and Conquer Generals and why I consider it to be my favorite game ever made.
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