China Tier-One Infantry: Barracks only
Red Guard $100
The basic soldier of the Chinese army, these infantry differ from the generic Conscript seen by most soviet nations. Instead of the standard PPsH sub-machine guns, they use their own modified version of an AK assault rifle fired in bursts. Weaker individually than the Conscript, they are stronger in packs and can subdue almost any infantry threat with enough numbers.
Credit: Partyzan_Paul for his edited Conscript, and EA/Generals/MiG Eater for the Red Guard Cameo.
Tank Hunter $400
The anti-armor and anti-air soldier of the Chinese army, each Tank Hunter is armed with a lethal missile launcher and an attitude against armored foes. They stand before all that would attempt to stop China's great conquest. These soldiers' weapons lack any anti-infantry, anti-defense, or anti-structure capabilities so they should be supported by either armor or infantry.
Credit: DarkElf_2001 for his Sidewinder SHP and EA/Generals/MiG Eater for the Tank Hunter Cameo.
Hacker $600
The alternate solution presented to the Emperor of China, Hackers are more equipped Engineers. Capable of taking over buildings and commandeer tanks, these soldiers will charge straight for the easiest escape from a threat. They have less armor than the traditional Engineer, and aren't quite as fast as the Engineer either.
Credit: Westwood for the Engineer SHP and EA/Generals/MiG Eater for the Hacker Cameo.
Attack Dog $200
The Attack Dog is excellent for sniffing out enemy spies and any other hidden forces that may be lurking around the battlefield. They also serve as loyal cannon fodder and as vicious anti-infantry weapons. There is no difference between China's and Russia's Attack Dog.
Credit: Westwood for the Attack Dog SHP and Cameo.
China Tier-Two Infantry: Barracks and Airfield
Desolator $800
The former USSR Desolator technology was stolen by Chinese agents, destroying any backups of the infantry blueprints and leaving no way to effectively reproduce the infantry without months of painstaking research. A bad trade of the USSR sharing all their technology with their allies and a mistake they'll never make again, the Desolator has been refitted with a slightly more deadly weapon as well as an increased price tag. Desolators are adept at taking out any infantry or vehicle not immune to radiation.
Credit: Westwood for the Desolator SHP and Cameo.
China Tier-Three Infantry: Barracks, Airfield, Tech Center
Agent $1000
Different from Hackers, Agents are designed to go into the USSR disguised as their own men and women and steal technology and transmit it to China. Capable of wiring money away from Refineries, sabotaging power lines to disable enemy buildings, and copying blueprint plans to build more effective tanks out of War Factories, these are invaluable units to China's advancement towards becoming the Communist power.
Credit: Westwood for the Spy SHP, and Xeno for the Agent Cameo
Siege Soldier $1200
While these units may appear similar to Navy SEALs from the United States, Chinese Siege Soldiers deliver an ultimate destructive power when used correctly. They possess modified AK rifles with more powerful rounds than their Red Guard inferiors, these infantry also deploy into a mortar troop which can reign shells down. These "Siege Shells" are adept at destroying defenses and lightly-armored buildings, such as powerplants and tech structures. They are completely incapable of even targeting armor, due to the cost of their rounds and shells and the sheer ineffectiveness those weapons would have upon them.
Credit: I do believe LaoTze was the originator of the Paratrooper SHP that is used, and EA/Generals/MiG Eater for the alternate Red Guard Cameo.
Edited by modder666, 12 March 2010 - 10:57 AM.
