Sorry, I wasn't able to mention this last night, I did try running only your mod and it ran with no crashing.

However, if I run it with this mod: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2194215017&tscn=1597235375

It crashes.

Did you run the game with just my mod enabled? With just this mod enabled, as well as in combination with my Voices of Europe voice mod and a colour mod, I encountered no issues.

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.

Hi Jozef, I think the recent patch broke compatibility with your mod. My game crashes when I try to play with it activated.

v I second v

Regarding the Engineer, I still feel creeped out by RA1 Engineer's voice, still can't get used to it from the previous old game until now, I need to replace that, best get the RA2 Soviet version instead. Thankfully you did it for the Allied side with a Spanish voice. Sorry, I just bought the game recently, couldn't tell how the Spanish version went.

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 then thought it would be the best of both worlds to include my voice files as classic ones, because that would mean you get the remastered voice files of my mod in classic mode, and the remastered original voice files in remastered mode. What I didn't think of, however, was that my mod doesn't replace every voice file used by the game (all the EVA voices, for example); so while using my mod, you would get classic instead of remastered EVA voices.

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.

In the options you can select between two sets of voice files: one set consists of simply the files from the old games (classic), and one set has been remastered.

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.

Ok. I’m kinda stupid right now, and should read again the description when I get better. But anyway, can you explain in a fool-proof manner why you changed them from being listed as the original voices to the remastered voices?

So the english voices (released with the remaster) we will hear would be only from the 90’s version?

Please note, I have changed the voice file names to be listed as remastered instead of classic, so you will have to switch over to make this mod work.

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.

got it, all 3 of your mods, including the colour pack work perfect and they really do add realism to the game, very well done friend.

In the options, where you can switch between original, remastered and bonus music and original and remastered sound effects, you can also select original or remastered voices.

what you said about turning on the classic voices in the options, how do i do that? i went to the options menu in game and there is nothing :(

I don't think so.

Yeah, it's working now, thanks!

By the way, is there any possible way to increase the amount of unit's voice lines? For example 5-7 instead of 3-4 as in the original

Love your mods Jozef. They so much character and flavour to an otherwise bland 1990s video game.

Have you activated classic voices where you can pick between classic/remastered sounds?

The mod doesn't work for me :c
Should I just subscribe it and activate in Mods section in options?

Thank you :)

Great mod.

very naisu

By the way, I did my best picking appropriate voices not speaking Russian myself. If you speak Russian and notice something is off, please tell me here in the comments :)