Don't stick with your original base too much

Begin building your initial base by constructing a Barracks, defenses, and a War Factory.

Build approximately 5 extra ore miners to ensure a steady income.

Construct Power Plants and an Air Force Command to gain access to the radar (a map overlay showing unit and building locations).

Build a Battle Lab to unlock advanced defenses.

Deploy Prism Towers and Patriots for defense.

Build a Harrier to search for nearby Oil Derricks.

If Oil Derricks are found, build Engineers and a helicopter to capture them, increasing your cash flow.

Search for crates, aiming for money crates to maintain income.

Once defenses are established, build a Service Depot.

Construct around a dozen Prism Tanks and optional extra Grizzly Tanks to withstand initial attacks.

Build an MCV (Mobile Construction Vehicle) and find a suitable location for a second base.

While moving the MCV, begin constructing a Gap Generator (a structure that hides units and buildings from radar) at the new location.

Deploy the MCV and the Gap Generator side-by-side at the new base.

Build Power Plants, a Barracks, a Refinery, and a War Factory at the second base.

This second base will be independent; build approximately 5 extra ore miners there for its own income.

At your original base, produce GIs and garrison them in buildings to defend key routes.

Build Attack Dogs for rapid infantry elimination.

For the second base, initially build Pillboxes to minimize power requirements, aiming for a total of 8.

Once the second base defenses are set, build approximately 50 Grizzly Tanks at your original base.

Construct additional Power Plants at the second base, along with the Chronosphere (a superweapon that can teleport units) and the Weather Control Device (a superweapon that can alter the battlefield environment).

Scout the enemy using paratroopers (if playing as the US or with an Airport) or a Spy to infiltrate their base and gather intelligence. Alternatively, build a Spy Satellite Uplink for map-wide intelligence.

If you infiltrate a War Factory or Battle Lab, build another platoon of 30 to 50 tanks.

To counter Kirovs (powerful Soviet air units), build Rocketeers until your base is full and rush the Kirovs with them.

If Kirovs breach your defenses, evacuate all remaining tanks and infantry from the original base to the second base, using IFVs or helicopters to transport infantry quickly.

If Kirovs are stopped, build a Tanya (a special forces unit) and infiltrate the enemy base to destroy infantry and structures. Be cautious of Yuris (units with mind control abilities).

After Tanya is defeated or killed, build Chrono Legionaires (units that can displace targets in time) and use them to destroy enemy buildings.

Once Chrono Legionaires are lost, launch a Weather Storm at the enemy base.

After the storm, attack with your full tank force. If this fails, build additional tanks and launch another Weather Storm.

If Kirovs destroy your original base, move all remaining tanks to the second base, sell off buildings for extra cash, and have your ore miners work for the second base.

Place your Battle Lab at the second base, build a Spy Satellite Uplink and additional power plants if needed.

Construct a Service Depot at the second base.

Build advanced defenses and a large number of Patriots at the second base.

Maintain your Gap Generator's cloak to remain hidden.