Greetings, from a Spanish grandfather.

Quijote: Posts: 8; Joined: Thu Nov 26, 2009 6:18 pm

Greetings, from a Spanish grandfather.

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Post by Quijote » Mon Apr 01, 2019 3:14 am

For too many years, in a more stressed life, I played something with Harppon, after reading the fabulous novel Red Storm by Tom Clancy.
When CMANO went on sale I bought it, on Steam, immediately, convinced that WrafareSims was not going to disappoint, and that it was worth its price.
Unfortunately, real life has not left me opportunities to enjoy it, but a few days ago, now with more time, thanks to a new series of videos by joselillo (pdl), from which I can not even give you the address and the guide. "Introducory Guide ..." by HalfLifeExpert, not only have I started with it, but I took the opportunity to get the "Defcon I" pack from Steam, to complete the game.
With this message I want to first show my gratitude to these two teachers, and to all the members of the community who make this a unique game, and then introduce me to the community that hope to learn so much, and ask you a couple of questions, I think what simple:
- The first one is like seeing my Steam serial numbers to register them in my games.
- The second, is if you know, apart from the two most popular Steam guides, some special thread that guides novices to grow as a player.
Thank you all and apologize, my poor English, reading it is not a problem, but writing and speaking costs me a lot.
Regards.

Si tu enemigo se equivoca ... No le distraigas

Scorpion86: Posts: 264; Joined: Sun Feb 26, 2017 1:19 pm

RE: Greetings, from a Spanish grandfather.

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Post by Scorpion86 » Mon Apr 01, 2019 7:06 am

Bienvenido, Quijote! I hope you have a lot of fun with Command!

As for your first question, I presume that you have bought the game from the Matrix Store and you want to register them in Steam. In the Matrix store, when you see the games you own, you see the Matrix serial number and the Steam key. Older games have both. In newer releases, your Matrix key can be used as a Steam key. You can use it to register the game on Steam! Hope this helps.

As for expanding your horizons, well, there is nothing like learning from doing! Play the Tutorials, they will be a great help. There are also some scenarios that serve as a sort of "sandbox" for certain aspects of the game. For instance, in the main game, "Iron Hand" serves as an introduction to SEAD, the "First Contact" series gives you a taste of sea combat from the 50's untill the 2010's, "Canary's Cage" introduces large-scale operations, and so on. And in the Community Pack (acessible either through manual download from this forum or from the Steam Workshop) you can find even more legendary scenarios (Crimea River; The Lost Province; Operation Folgore; Deter, Detect, Defend; The Battle of the Straits of Tiran; etc...).

Hope this helps! Saudações de Portugal!