Aww thats kinda wholesome

Damn I must have been evil cause I literally felt the whole time “I want to get rid of this guy and take his spot. “ me and my brother were both like YESSSSS when Kain offed him.

@@thanevakarian9762 he was annoyed when you did well and told you on one mission "GDI presence is minimal" they had a full base there instead. He was pretty clearly against you the whole time and with him gone we get promoted

i c bajs

@@katonnor "Minimal" may be a bit more abstract, depending on the necessity of the fortification.

So true, I was the same too. Figured Kane was being a buzzkill but wisdom indeed, wisdom indeed.

You must not have been very bright to not pick up on the pissy attitude Seth was throwing at you in the previous missions

@@jeremyallen492 Well, I was in my early teens at the time (Young) and also my native language is spanish not english. I picked up english as a child from TV & video games so I just assumed I misunderstood rather than he was lying to me. Neither of those is an excuse though. I was bright but naive too. You got me on that.

When I heard him say "full-frontal attack with your strongest forces" I already knew something was wrong, because that's just not how Nod operates.

@@Kolt461 Yeah its obvious from previous missions that GDI is more powerful than NOD, otherwise why the heck are you operating in the least stable regions of the globe instead of a command center in Paris or something

Well Joe was a cutscenes director. But via some miracle became a face of a series

@@akrabis8905 One of the most iconic characters in gaming IMO

@@INSANESUICIDE yes

@@akrabis8905 He seems like a very fun guy behind the scenes as well, they picked the best guy for the character, damn shame the story was done dirty in the later games.

@@INSANESUICIDE what I find interesting is - look at that. Literally most of the cast are just an employees. Well, with an experience in voice acting but thats it. Yet they make a lot of iconic acting. But to be fair, cutscenes were a strong part of C&C series, Westwood or Early EA

Villains need to take some lessons from the Prophet. Kane doesn't bother with hiring morons to run his organization and he weeds out traitors effectively...and personally.

@@SoldierOfFate I agree, Kane is something else, you know he is a villain but his motives seem so pure and caring as well as the way he behaves and treats other despite being a confirmed villain and even when talking to Legion even though it is just him and the machine he still sees a way to help the helpless even though Legion wouldn’t really care to if he said he wanted them as a backbone for his army or as loyal vanguards of the cause

Old comment but still, its a key part of Kane as a character, Kane cares for few things, he doesn't care for the ambitions or powerplays of those around him, what he cares about within the Brotherhood of Nod is utter loyalty. To him? Loyalty to him is all that matters, he is both Prophet and Messiah all rolled into one, his word is divine, his goals beyond their understanding and his reasoning unquestionable and so to him? Those that doubt or question him are more then just traitors, they are heretics who stand against a divine goal. He will always value those utterly loyal to him, an utterly loyal commander is far more valuable to him then even his very own second in command and his petty, jealous quest for revenge against the commander for slighting him and so, Seth earns what he deserved, an unceremonious bullet to the head.

​@@connorhall5665 I've heard that if we go by his presumed Biblical origins, Kane's forming of the Brotherhood is in a way a projection of his guilt over killing his brother, which I think is a great aspect of his character. In my personal idea of a proper end to the Tiberium Saga, Kane gets his own personal redemption in the form of LEGION whom he treats as his own flesh and blood. As his equal and most loyal servant, he's willing to pull alll the stops himself to save the AI. In the final mission I had in mind, he personally leads Nod in a bid to rescue LEGION from harm, and this is covered as the closing story for the Tiberium Visionary.

It's either he is genuinely appreciative of their loyalty or he's also giving potential traitors a sense of security as a way to bait out the ambitions said traitors might have Either way, Kane gets the ball in his court, either he baits out the traitors or he gives loyalists a chance to prove themselves.

I never caught that! I always thought he was just looking around to make sure no one was listening in.

@@nikolai1326 If he knew what a gun sounded like, he should have done more than just look around lol.

Kane loading his Beretta was the equivalent of him saying "I smell a cowardly traitor. Please remain where you are. I will be there shortly."

I was just glad I didn't have to put up with that jealous prick Seth anymore

Green screen, dude. It's an old technique that has stuck around for nearly a century.

Rian Quenlin Also known as "Chromakey" and "Colour Separation Overlay" (the latter being peculiar to the BBC).

I think it goes to show that even with few tools and a modest budget, if you have skill and genuine passion for what you are doing, you can make magic happen. The scene shows Kane's intelligence (he knew exactly what Seth was up to), his stealth, his ruthlessness and his dark sense of humor.

Joseph D. Kucan wasn't an actor, he was in charge of directing the FMV sequences at Westwood studios in house. Kane was frankly the role Kucan was born to play and thankfully he put every piece of passion into the project because he was invested in what the studio was doing.

I think it's a bit misleading to say Kucan wasn't an actor, but he wasn't a professional hire for the role. His background was in theatre, directing, and he'd done voice-over work for games prior to C&C but this was his first major role as an actor - and it only became so important and significant in retrospect! Man helped make C&C into the legendary series it is.

Yet in every single C&C game, Kane has never threatened you with death. In fact, he's surprisingly kind to his followers as long as you don't plot against him. Otherwise, you just signed your own death warrant.

@@SoldierOfFate basically, don't be that guy (seth) or that other guy (the enemy).

@@LordTyph errm, ask Vega how nice Kane was with him ? ^^

@@Kamfrenchie Vega also backstabbed him AND wasted valuable resources, turning the Technology of Peace toward a shortsighted, inward goal.

@@boxtank5288 Not in the GDI campaign

It's good because it shows evolution in the character.

I always thought Kane never really suited the suits. He's more cool in the mastermind gear.

The mask was more for the severe Ion Cannon burns in TS... then just to troll Marcion in KW it would seem XD

Holy Hell, you and me both. After seeing gameplay of it, I need further cleansing.

@@followersofkane9837 Kane kills EA.

Rivals is badass.

@@L3GENDZLuLKeK whatever tiberium joint you are inhaling I want one

Now that you brought it up, Kucan played a minor role in Red Alert (aside from being Stalin's mysterious advisor) when he strangled a Soviet guard (who was played by Klepacki himself) in one of the mission cutscenes.

@@SoldierOfFate i actually want to see Kane in red alert universe in the allied timeline because we know that the soviet timeline in ra1 leads to tiberian dawn, yet we don't know what happened to Kane in the allied timeline.

That Kane is a spy!

REALLY mindblowing...

bruh

no today it would be in game graphics because its cheaper.

@@Joker-no1fz Would it though? westwood was known to complete C&C projects despite severe budget constraints. Tiberium Dawn & Red Alert especially.

yes...a great...execution

They used the female character that was with Slavik, at least they acknowledge Slavik

i just watched Bryan Vaheys video about the commanders of nod in rivals ... I never witnessed so much bullshit.

@@CathrineMacNiel The irony of all this is that, before the company behind the mobile game got ripped in literal half (thanks EA for your bullshit), Seth was one of the best commanders lmao. Came back from the grave just to take a hard run at the crown. Ironically, Kane was EASILY the weakest.

*you're

@@RamdomView No Seth is.

@@meathead6155 He corrected your spelling error.

I will just grab this wand and twinkle twinkle twinkle

He would fare better than trump.

That could actually work. He only cares about his ascension, he would be a good ruler just to gain people's trust untim extra-teressial forces arrives

from god to kane to the player