The game has three rather distinct segments which deal with three very different situations that are related to Kane and his quest for Ascension. The writing might no be Dostoevsky, but it still makes for a great videogame experience. So it's a great thing to see that Electronic Arts have devoted the whole of the first expansion to C&C 3, aptly named Kane's Wrath, to an exploration of Kane's character. Kane has become such a known videogame character in no small part due to the passion and flair with which Joseph 'Joe' Kucan has embraced the role (not many people know that, until Command & Conquer 3, Kucan also directed all the FMV sequences). A man that some call the Messiah while others just see as a brilliant and very dangerous borderline psychotic sociopath. But I'm a close second,' while also planning for the worse that GDI can throw at him. A man that can utter such powerful Stalin-like propaganda mantras like 'Peace through power!' and ''No, I'm not God. A man that GDI has declared dead on at least two occasions only to see him rise up again and threaten the world.

A man that can lead legions of zealous followers into battle. How can one not love Kane? An egotistical maniac that has been with us since Biblical time (Nod is not an acronym, as is GDI, but rather a direct reference to the 'Land of Nod', a place East of Eden where Cain was banished after murdering Abel it also means 'wandering' in Hebrew).

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