CnC Untitled 3.7 - Skirmish with Airforce [C&C Generals Zero Hour]

C&C Untitled 3.7 is in my opinion one of the best looking mods for Command & Conquer Generals Zero Hour. The AI in this version doesn't seem to be 100% done, thus the Brutal AI might be easier to fight than the Hard. Also, not on all of the maps AI is ready, keep it in mind. Effects in this mod are astonishing, all of the units (vehicles, infantry and air units) have got at last completely new textures, but most of them are completely new models. With buildings it's not the same, a lot of them use same textures but it's not really important. The most important thing about this mod is it's a really cool mod to play with tons of new units together with buildings, upgrades and general powers. General Powers and upgrades have been slightly changed - all upgrades for vehicles have been moved to buildings like Strategy Centers or Propaganda Centers and other buildings solely for upgrades. Unfortunately you can't play missions or Generals challenge but Skirmish with all the factions and generals is enough for now :) Malcolm "Ace" Granger in C&C Generals Zero Hour is known as one of the most popular and the easiest Generals to learn. His air superiority is very easy for most of newbie players, but in C&C Untitled he also gets another awesome perk. He is also quite strong on the ground, really, his ground vehicles are really nasty to destroy and it's airforce is devastating (King Raptors, they are beautiful). He might look like he has no real artillery unit to attack from the distance, but take a look at the unit from video's emblem. This Crocodile has got a nasty upgrade that doubles it's range, not only his rocket projectiles travel a lot far than before, but they have also potent splash damage against infantry. The Chevalier Tank, a HEAVY TANK for Airforce General, is also a very powerful toy - it's force is so big that the projectile can flip over a unit. His Gunships are another story, the Falcon and Osprey are very heavy air cruisers, their damage output and resilience are a nightmare for columns of units on the ground.