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* [[Command and Conquer Tiberium (Video Game)/YMMV|Command and Conquer Tiberium]]
* [[Command and Conquer Red Alert Series (Video Game)/YMMV|Command and Conquer Red Alert Series]]
* [[Command and Conquer Generals (Video Game)/YMMV|Command and Conquer Generals]]
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'''Please only put examples here that cover multiple series, or ''C&C'' in general. Those pertaining to the individual series go on their respective pages.'''
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** A good half of the Soviet characters throughout the RA series count as well.
*** Most notably there's Yuri, [[Despotism Justifies the Means|who only used the Soviets to start the war with that Allies so he could construct his psychic dominators and mind control the entire planet.]]
* [[Crowning Music of Awesome]]: Virtually all the ''Command & Conquer'' games have at least one track which will make you praise Frank Klepacki and the other composers, be it the classic [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RJQPlPE2yQ "Act on Instinct,"] any incarnation of "Hell March," the [[Angry Mob Song|GLA themes]], or [[Ominous Latin Chanting|the Shogun Executioner theme (ok, it's Ominous Japanese Chanting, but still...) ]], or [[Villain Song|the soundtracks used in the trailers of Nod and the Scrin]]... well, let's just say that ''C&C'' [[Command and Conquer (Video Game)/Awesome Music|has its own page]] for several very good resons.
** Say what you will about CnC4 as a game, but it has [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FcUOs0RHAU0&playnext_from=TL&videos=B3WMog957JE some stunningly evocative music].
* [[Ear Worm]]: ''Countless'', including "C&C Thang" from the original and "Hell March" from the ''Red Alert'' series.
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** The worst cases where of cheaters who used hacks to steal accounts or capable to control the other player's units so they had instant victories by simply selling the opponent's MCV, they tried to justify their actions by saying they were doing so to force EA to make a patch for ''Command and Conquer Generals'', the worst of all is that some fans actually considered that the right thing to do, making an absurd apology of on-line terrorism.
** Fortunately for the current community EALA, the division of EA in charge of C&C, now have stablished a strong overwatch over the forums having moderators protecting the average user, without being really restrictive as long as your opinion is expresed in a civilized way, in fact EALA is one of the few studios known to allow threads were people strongly critize their actions in a passionate way and use dialogue instead of bans. EALA also had a forums with new contention scrypts to avoid disturbing images and broking codes, they also actively seek and ban people who disconnect and cheat on the online games.
* [[Fan Nickname]]: As a long-spanning series of RTS games, it's inevitable that the various units would end up with nicknames; for example, the long-standing Mammoth Tank is often called a "Mammy" and most obvious [[Expy|honestly-not-Mammoth Tanks]] like the Apocalypse Tank or the Overlord are often called Mammoths because they're nothing more than Mammoths with the serial numbers filed off. The most memorable [[Fan Nickname]], however, must go to the ''Tiberian Sun'' "Dragon's Tongue Flame Tank", which jokingly goes by the name of "BURROWING SHOEBOX OF HORRIBLE BURNING DEATH" (allcaps optional but preferred) because it [[Exactly What It Says Onon the Tin|is a subterranean vehicle that looks a bit like a shoe box and uses flamethrowers to burn things to death]].
* [[Fanon Discontinuity]]: Fans still debate on a number of issues, notably which ending of the first ''Red Alert'' leads to ''Tiberian Dawn''. [[Word of God]] is the Allied ending.
* [[Game Breaker]]: There are many for each series.