To put things simply, there is no way to attack-move in Command and Conquer Remastered – a fact that may be slightly jarring to many RTS fans. Indeed, an attack-move option, which instructs units to automatically engage enemies as they make their way to a location, is present in many of the genre’s most well-known titles, and adjusting to its absence may prove to be a bit of a challenge. That said, there are some movement commands in Command and Conquer Remastered that players can try to use in place of an attack-move.
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Perhaps the best of these movements commands is ctrl+alt+click, which is a targeted Area Guard that will instruct units to defend a specified spot. While this will not cause the units to attack enemies on their way to the target, some fans may find that a targeted Area Guard is better than nothing, and it is easy enough to employ. To note, this movement command was present in the original Command and Conquer games, but it has been improved for C&C Remastered because the ground is now a valid target.
Alternatively, players can move their units to a desired location in Command and Conquer Remastered and then manually initiate Area Guard by pressing G. While this may seem somewhat redundant now that ctrl+alt+click can target the ground, RTS fans that put many hours into the classic games may still feel more comfortable with this option.
Finally, in Red Alert players can order a standard attack and then click around while holding Q to instruct units to continue attacking as they move. This is, of course, not identical to ordering an attack-move, but it is something that fans may want to try out for themselves.
Command and Conquer Remastered Collection is out now for PC.
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