"The Tacitus played a role in C&C 3, but it's really central to the third chapter in the expansion pack," explains Verdu. At the same time, long time fans will relish the return of the Tacitus and its mysteries.
Perhaps most exciting for fans who don't haven't been following the entire series will be the third chapter, which follows the events after C&C 3 ended.
Some of the other mysterious events in that were hinted at but not resolved in C&C 3 will compliment new parts of the story of the Third Tiberium war. EA is going to answer some of the questions that were left unanswered during the events of C&C 3 including what was going on with Killian. YES NO In the second chapter, the campaign will focus on the time of Command & Conquer 3 and the Third Tiberium War when Kane re-emerges to cast his bloody shadow over Earth yet again. We'll have Kane in his old costume and a bunch of the stuff on the set for the FMV in that part of the game dates back to that era so fans will get to watch Kane transform through the three chapters of the story." "The first chapter in Kane's Wrath should provide a lot of connective tissue between the events of Tiberian Sun and C&C 3 that fans have been clamoring for ever since we announced C&C 3 and started talking about the story." Says Mike Verdu. You'll play the role of Kane's right hand man in the re-forging of Nod into the powerhouse that eventually rises up to nearly annihilate GDI at the beginning of the Third Tiberium War. We pick up right after the events of those games where Nod has been factionalized and marginalized on the global stage. If you're familiar, you'll probably remember Nod was in disarray and splintered into several factions, the fate of CABAL was unknown, and Kane himself had seemingly disappeared. It will begin at the end of Tiberian Sun and attempt to answer many of the questions still hanging in the air from the end of that second game in the Tiberium universe. Kane's Three Wrathful Chapters The campaign in Kane's Wrath spans 20 years in the Command & Conquer universe.
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