That One Level/Video Games/Real Time Strategy: Difference between revisions

Quick thinking and strategizing won't always save you. In [[That One Level|these levels]], frustration will be your biggest adversary.

 

 

 

* From ''[[Command & Conquer]]: Tiberium Wars'':

** For GDI, you have Albania, in the middle of Act 3. You have to escort a team of engineers inside an enormous Nod base and capture reinforcement bays to build an airfield. This wouldn't be that bad if it weren't for the fact that engineers die if the enemy so much as looks at them funny, and the enemy AI prioritizes engineers as the first thing they shoot. And if you lose all four engineers, game over!

 

 

''[[StarCraft]]'':

* The final mission of the terrain campaign, the enemy has no qualms of doing stuff like irradiating your [[SC Vs]], nuking your base, or locking down YOUR ENTIRE FREAKING ARMY!!!! There is literally nothing that a ghost cannot lockdown outside of marines(which are almost useless in this level), firebats(which are useless in this level), and your own ghosts(actually good support units, but they are not taking down an army).

 

 

* Typically any RTS game with a defense scenario.

** In the 11th mission in ''[[Dungeon Keeper]]'', you have to defend your dungeon from wave after wave of heroes, coming in four directions. You do get some time to prepare, but plan wrong and everything will go awry. Fortunately after that, everything is much easier.

** The level is so infamous, when the player-created level pack was released, one of those levels went meta, resembling a computer playing the Tucana level, and spilling out of the (in-level) monitor.