Destroy the Kremlin in Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2's Red Revolution mission. Learn to use Kirov Airships and defend your base.
Walkthrough
- 1Capture lightly defended enemy installations with capturable buildings and establish heavy defenses.
- 2Build a Nuclear Reactor to make base defense cheaper.
- 3Capture Oil Derricks to generate income.
- 4In the final assault, use Kirov Airships.
- 5Capture an enemy defensive spot near an Oil Derrick, which has light defenses and Tesla Reactors.
- 6Place a Barracks in the captured installation, train Tesla Troopers, and build many Tesla Coils.
- 7Send Flak Tracks to destroy any incoming V3 Rockets and consider placing Flak Cannons.
- 8Overload the Tesla Coils with Tesla Troopers to increase defensive capability.
- 9Build a Nuclear Reactor, not a Nuke Silo, to manage power needs without excessive cost.
- 10Once territory is heavily defended, build 10 Kirov Airships for the initial assault, and prepare to build another 10 if the first fails.
- 11Move directly through the Kremlin defenses with the Kirov Airships.
- 12If attempting to destroy the Kremlin with a nuke, be aware it requires 2 nukes and Yuri sends constant Kirov bombardments.
- 13To counter Kirovs, place extensive Flak defenses and consider using Apocalypse Tanks, whose missiles are effective against Kirovs.
- 14When the Missile Silo is ready, ensure all flak and missile defenses are positioned, then launch the nuke immediately.
- 15After the nuke is launched, wait approximately 10 minutes for the mission to conclude, ensuring the Missile Silo survives.
Tips
- DO NOT USE THE NUKE SILO early on; it is too expensive and risks destruction by Kirovs.
- Focus on good defensive power, which is the most important aspect of this mission.
- Secure income from Oil Derricks to fund the construction of Kirov Airships.
- Avoid tank rushes, as they are ineffective and a waste of resources.
- The Kremlin requires 2 nukes to destroy if you choose that route.
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