Friends who like to play RTS games should be familiar with shortcuts, but I didn't expect that "Red Alert 2" in the early years also had so many shortcuts, and I only knew how to use CTRL+ when I played it back thenDigital grouping,H key is to return to the base,D is to let the soldier transform into a defensive state,K key is maintenance,L is to sell buildings,It can be said that you don't know anything about other operations,Today I was fortunate to watch a master duel,Instantly stunned by their dazzling micro-operation,I feel that I have played the same red police for so many years as white,The following editor will share with you the shortcut keys in the game,See which ones you have used。
T key: Select a unit of the same type
This shortcut is used to quickly move the same class at the same time when a group of different classes are mixed together. For example, when you mix Soldier, Dog, Tank, and Engineer together, you can use the T key to move all units of a class together. This operation is very convenient when the number of troops in the later stage is complex and large, and it can also effectively play the coordination between different classes.
G-KEY: Keep troops on alert
I only learned about this concept when I was playing "Age of Empires 2", but I didn't expect it to be in Red Alert 2, which really didn't happen to me. This feature is more useful in the early game, you can let a few of our GIs or tanks guard around the bonanza first, and when the enemy minecart approaches, they will automatically attack, and this command will not let them chase at will, which is still very useful.
C key: Cheers
This command has sound effects and action.,It's estimated that many old players haven't seen it.,When I played, I only knew how to pile up tanks and fight against my friends.,Who ever thought that the combat units in the game would actually cheer for victory.,Alas,It's really a vain play.。
U Button: Select units from lowest to highest HP
When I played back then, I only knew that a group of tanks in the mouse circle were rampage, and even the remnants of the units had to let them rush forward desperately, because when there were too many of them, they couldn't care about selecting those remnants of the units, and if they knew this command when they were young, they wouldn't have wasted so many high-level tanks in vain.
Y key: Selects units in order of rank
Have you also practiced the level of GIs when you play? But when there are a large number of GIs, you can't choose low-level GIs one by one to gain experience? The Y key is specifically designed to solve this problem.,After giving the order, the third-level GI will move to the side first.,Then the second-level GIs.,Finally, the junior GIs.,It's a lost childhood skill.。
Z key: Set the action route for the unit in advance
Unexpectedly, I can't think of it at all, the editor only knows that there is such a setting in "Three Kingdoms 14", but this 30-year-old "Red Alert 2" has already achieved this function, which simply blinded my titanium alloy dog eyes.
Q/W/E/R keys: represent the building page, weapon page, infantry page, and vehicle page, respectively
When watching the masters fight, I am always surprised by their operation speed, almost instantly they completed the selection and click of the unit, back then I used the mouse to click one by one, this alone slowed them down a lot.
ALT: Crush infantry units with vehicles
In the past, I always liked to use minecarts to crush enemy GIs, but when I encountered a group of GIs, I always missed a few, and I can use the ALT key to hand over the task to the computer to complete the task automatically, and they can not only crush GIs, but also Engineer and other units.
Spacebar: Switch to the combat screen
Thinking that I used to click on the big map with the mouse to view the battle, I was really tired and stupid, and if such a convenient and quick command had been mastered earlier, it would have been impossible to beat the invincible opponent in the computer room.
CRTL+ALT key combination: You can track and protect the specified unit
Sending an Engineer to steal oil wells is a must-have skill that eliminates the need for the Engineer to take on the role of scout to explore the dark places of the map.
Of course, there are some less important shortcuts, so I won't be verbose here for the sake of space. Friends who have a nostalgic complex for "Red Alert 2" can have time to re-experience it, and then ask an old buddy to start a game after mastering these shortcuts, and it is estimated that your combat level will surprise the other party this time.