These points will fill up your meter to make your way up from Recruit to Heroic! Each rank will modify the statistics of your infantry class and vehicle such as Increased Damage, Rate of Fire, Movement Speed and more! You can receive rewards from these crates such as a different Infantry Class, A GDI or Nod Vehicle, an enemy Infantry Class, Veterancy Points and more!īe aware that these crates can also give you a 'less nicer' reward such as a Nuclear Warhead, an Alien abduction and more!Ī major C&C feature introduced in Renegade X! During a match you'll receive Veterancy Points through various ways. In maps you'll encounter floating boxes that appear as a Mystery Crate. You can buy additional items for your infantry class to carry: Super-Weapon Beacons ( Ion Cannon Beacon / Nuclear Strike Beacon ), Airstrike Binoculars ( A-10 Warthhog / AC-130 Gunship ) or a Repair Tool. Any damage over 61% to the structure is dealt to health, and cannot be repaired, leaving the building permanently damaged.Įach infantry class has a specialized load-out with a different Secondary Weapon, Abilities, Type of Armor and more! In total, it is equivalent to 120% of the building health in the original Renegade, 60% in armor and 60% in health. Structures have an armour and health bar. Structures in the mid-field can be captured by repairing their Master Control Terminal (MCT) instead of destroyed, granting your team a bonus (e.g. While still keeping the arcade-shooter feel of fast-action, low-recoil, drawn-out gunfights from the original C&C Renegade, many weapons now have the ability to aim down sights just like modern shooters, which improve the accuracy and effective range of many weapons. While most the gameplay and unit roster and design were left intact and easily recognizable, the creators of Renegade X wanted to improve the original Renegade gameplay by adding many new features as well. The multiplayer version was first released on 26 February 2014 as an open beta, with Black Dawn missions excluded. On 28 January 2012, Totem Arts released a singleplayer demo called Renegade X: Black Dawn, a short standalone singleplayer game. As a result, the 0.55 beta is still available from the site, but no longer supported or patched by the development team. After this version, the mod is no longer being developed as a modification for UT3, but as a free standalone game using Unreal Development Kit (UDK). In September 2009, Renegade-X beta 0.55 was publicly released as a multiplayer-only modification for Unreal Tournament 3.

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