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Thank you all for your patience. I can promise you will not be disappointed with the new Mammoth Mk. II! Huge thanks to @OWA and co. for the amount of work they have put into this magnificent beast, and for this video showing off the changes. Special thanks also goes out to the Renegade X team for assisting with the animations! Enjoy! [blurb]Thank you all for your patience. I can promise you will not be disappointed with the new Mammoth Mk. II! Come check out the video![/blurb]

As some of you may know by the coverage from our friends over at CNCNZ, Renegade X and various other C&C news outlets, Tiberian Sun turned 20 years old today! This absolute classic of a game has been inspiring us to make the ambitious Tiberian Sun: Reborn for many years now, but whilst Tiberian Sun: Reborn isn't quite ready to roll out to you all yet, why not partake in a mod of a slightly different kind. Using the power of Notepad++, W3D Hub presents to you, our Tiberian Sun Mini-Mod, a small quality of life update for Tiberian Sun! So what does this do? well, here are the changes: You can now queue up to 50 units, instead of up to 5. Veterancy re-balanced using Firestorm's number so that units only required to destroy 5x their cost in order to gain levels, rather than 10. Along with this, they deal slightly more damage and are also slightly tougher VeteranRatio=5.0 ; must destroy this multiple of self-value to become a veteran [per level] VeteranCombat=.50 ; combat BONUS factor when unit is a veteran VeteranArmor=.50 ; armor BONUS when unit is a veteran Medics can now heal at 3x the distance that they could before, making them easier to use. Just unzip rules.ini into your game directory and away you go! This mod is compatible with any and all versions of Tiberian Sun and Firestorm! We hope you enjoy this little mod in the meantime, as we push forward towards the release of TSR! [thumb]thumb_tsr.h.png[/thumb] [blurb]Tiberian Sun turns 20 years old today! Join us as we reminisce on one of the games that has truly inspired us over the years![/blurb]

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Gonna be honest, I just skimmed the OP. But buy a SSD. Don't question it, just do it. New, used, high end, low end, everything needs a SSD for the OS drive. Aside from that, have fun, and buy what you can afford that can do what you need. Shoot the middle and plan to upgrade in ~3 years. Good luck!