[Jeff Vader]

I think (though I'm not sure) that most, if not all of the new comm anis were from Supreme Commander.

[SadisticSid]

Wow. This is the first time I've played FS2 in about a year. This campaign had it all - an engaging story, very well-designed missions, and fitting music. It wasn't without its flaws but I'd say it was more impressive than Derelict, even with the voice acting. I'm also pleased to see that the cutcene sexps have advanced to a usable state too

[Commander Zane]

Ok...how the HELL am I supposed to...

Spoiler:

Save the freaking what's-its-name ship from the damn Ravana?

[ShadowGorrath]

Disarm it's front beam cannons with your Trebuchet missiles

[Jeff Vader]

Ok...how the HELL am I supposed to...

Spoiler:

Save the freaking what's-its-name ship from the damn Ravana?

If this is the mission I think it is,

Spoiler:

break the forward beam cannons of both of the Ravanas, then do the same to the Liliths, then start blasting bombers/bombs. Easy.

[blowfish]

Ok...how the HELL am I supposed to...

Spoiler:

Save the freaking what's-its-name ship from the damn Ravana?

If you're talking about "Forced Entry" then:

Spoiler:

When the Tempaire arrives, order all of your wingmen to protect it.  You keep heading back, behind the Tempaire on 'burners, as far as you can before the Ravana arrives.  When it does, fire Trebuchets at its main beams, though you probably have enough time to take them out manually if you are close enough when the Ravana arrives.  Then go for its secondary beam turrets.  The Tempaire's hull is low enough that these SReds can make a difference (but be mindful of the Basilisks on your tail).

[Commander Zane]

Now why didn't I think of that...

[Commander Zane]

I just finished the game...

Can't...resist...

MOAR!
MOAR!
MOAR!
MOAR!
MOAR!

plz?

[BloodEagle]

I finished playing last night, and I must say that it is an excellent campaign. Not as good as Sync or Deus ex Machina, but still a quality campaign. The best feature, in my opinion, was the cinematic use of cutscenes.

However, one major problem that I had was that getting the campaign to work properly was annoying. You should probably include a mod.ini file that links to the mediavps.

By the way,

Spoiler:

mission seven (I think it's seven) isn't fixed by the red-alert map package.

[Hellstryker]

I finished playing last night, and I must say that it is an excellent campaign. Not as good as Sync or Deus ex Machina, but still a quality campaign. The best feature, in my opinion, was the cinematic use of cutscenes.

However, one major problem that I had was that getting the campaign to work properly was annoying. You should probably include a mod.ini file that links to the mediavps.

By the way,

Spoiler:

mission seven (I think it's seven) isn't fixed by the red-alert map package.

 

[blowfish]

For red alert crashes, I just extract all of the problem missions from the VP, remove the red-alert flag in TextEdit (I remove the entire $Flags: field if I have to), and play it that way.  It makes those missions a bit easier than they would normally be (you have full hull and full ammo), but its better than not getting to play because it crashes from the red-alert screen.

[ShadowGorrath]

I have no problems with red-alerts. Probably because I use a new pilot for every new campaign.

On the other hand, when replaying the campaign I noticed that when the new aliens in the new system talk to you, the screen goes black and never goes back to normal. It only happened when I got the patches.

[Darius]

Probably because I put old missions into the no red alert patch (the ones predating the fade-in fix).

Now I know why people document their fixes

I know I haven't been very good in terms of tech support but bear with me, I'm working on putting together one final patch for people to download before I release the second part which hopefully addresses all of the problems encountered.

[ShadowGorrath]

All will be forgiven when the final patch is released or some BP2 goodies.

[colecampbell666]

I'd just like to say congrats, but words fail me. The art, the cutscenes, the story... Wow.

I really don't want to criticise this campaign, 'cause it's so awesome but, the FREDding sucks in some of the missions.

[Dark Hunter]

Constructive criticism: Pointing out mistakes and providing suggestions so that they may be avoided in the future.

Care to elaborate, colecampbell?

[blowfish]

the FREDding sucks in some of the missions.

Really?  I found that almost all of the missions were very well done, not too easy, but not too hard.  To tell you the truth, I found the overall mission quality to be far superior to that of most user-made campaigns.

[Droid803]

Some missions don't have "warp out" directives.
Others don't have debriefings if you fail or go AWOL.

But other than that, the mission design is pretty spectacular.

[colecampbell666]

In the mission where you get attacked by two Katos, if you destroy them, or jump out, nothing happens.

In the next mission after that, you are flying a Perseus, not a Pegasus.

If you don't destroy the Lucifer in the corresponding mission, the mission ends, but you get no debriefing and fail the mission.

I would like to point out: I'm not trying to criticize, THIS IS AN AWESOME CAMPAIGN!

EDIT: Also, in some missions (final one stood out), if a cap gets disabled or destroyed, it appears in the next mission.

[blowfish]

In the next mission after that, you are flying a Perseus, not a Pegasus.

Odd ... it was a Pegasus for me.