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However, if I run it with this mod: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2194215017&tscn=1597235375
It crashes.
I did encounter crashes with the above combination along with the Attack Helicopter rename mod. I can't really explain that at the moment, to be honest... It just happened with both this and the European sound mod enabled, along with a colour mod. Take any one or the attack helicopter mod out of the equation, and the game runs fine. I'll see if I can figure it out.
PS : If you can pull it off for Tiberian Dawn, I don't mind Nod gets a CABAL voiceover just for the fun of it (The Lore said he's not existed yet, I know)
I now think this is an altogether bad solution, because of course I want the best quality audio to be used when playing with my mod. This is why I made this mod's voice files (which are generally remastered, though the Russian ones aren't from Red Alert at all) be listed as remastered, rather than classic.
For my Voices of Europe mod, I used the remastered voice files from the French and German versions of this game. I then figured that, because you can select between classic and remastered voices in the options, this would mean you can easily select between the original, English, voice files of the game and the voice files included in my mod.
So the english voices (released with the remaster) we will hear would be only from the 90’s version?
My reason for putting them among the classic voice files originally was that you could easily switch over between remastered original and remastered (in case of the European mod) German/French voices, but this meant that the non-replaced audio files would be of worse quality, as they're not remastered. That seemed like a bad solution, so I changed this.