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Title: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Vasudan Commander on September 29, 2008, 07:46:10 am
*NOTE* ive included as many major campaigns as i could think of.


My personal favourite would have to be Blue Planet, with Transcend as a close 2nd.  :)
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Flaming_Sword on September 29, 2008, 07:52:43 am
Blueplanet. Awesome. :D
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: ShadowGorrath on September 29, 2008, 08:04:11 am
Ain't my choice obvious? :P BluePlanet
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Aardwolf on September 29, 2008, 08:42:49 am
You left out the main FS1 campaign, Silent Threat, the main FS2 campaign, and Operation Templar!

jk, i voted Blue Planet tho (but I admit a lot of these I haven't played yet)
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Jeff Vader on September 29, 2008, 08:44:20 am
With 30 missions of epic fail, my favourite campaign is still absent.
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Stormkeeper on September 29, 2008, 10:18:37 am
Blue Planet leads 7 - 0 - 0 - 0 - 0 - 0 - 0 - 0 - 0 - 0 - 0 - 0 - 0 - 0.
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Molybdenum on September 29, 2008, 10:56:32 am
TRANSCEND

Blue Planet was great but didn't run as smoothly for me as RAs baby. Plus I loved the horror themed storyline.
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: TrashMan on September 29, 2008, 11:57:14 am
What? No FOW?
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Mongoose on September 29, 2008, 04:35:56 pm
Blue Planet was indeed awesome, but duct tape holds too dear of a place in my heart. :p
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Renegade on September 29, 2008, 05:10:28 pm
Yeah blue Planet rockzz....but.. i miss here the Stormfront I+II or WhatIf - there always very nice.

Greetings Peter
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: NGTM-1R on September 29, 2008, 07:46:37 pm
Transcend. Aside from the writer's bias of storytelling uber alles, the campaign was considerably better constructed on a FRED level then BP, or for that matter anything before or since, because it was considerably more complex.

In fact, I challenge everyone who voted BP to go back and play the last mission of Transcend again and tell me that's not pure unadulterated awesome on a scale never achieved anywhere else.
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Droid803 on September 29, 2008, 08:04:31 pm
The fact that the very mission you mentioned (White Noise) kept crashing at the same point due to a case of faulty sexp usage completely ruined the experience for me :(
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Vasudan Commander on September 29, 2008, 08:07:44 pm
Transcend. Aside from the writer's bias of storytelling uber alles, the campaign was considerably better constructed on a FRED level then BP, or for that matter anything before or since, because it was considerably more complex.

In fact, I challenge everyone who voted BP to go back and play the last mission of Transcend again and tell me that's not pure unadulterated awesome on a scale never achieved anywhere else.

I've played Transcend only recently and in my opinion, Blue Planet exceeds it.

Things ive taken into account are ;

Visuals (e.g New star backgrounds)
Sound (inc new music)
FRED'ing
Cutscenes


hell it even introduced new small clips of 'command' speaking. Never seen a campaign do that before.

If you find one that does, let me know.
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: peterv on September 29, 2008, 08:11:43 pm
Homeshick!  :pimp:
And from the ones listed, the "just another day" series.
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Akalabeth Angel on September 29, 2008, 08:32:21 pm
What? No FOW?

I think he's a bit of a noob. Despite his post count.


I voted Procryon Insurgency. The most true to the feel of FS2 campaigns that's on that list.

Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: BloodEagle on September 29, 2008, 11:08:44 pm
No love for Deus Ex Machina?  :mad2:
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Vasudan Commander on September 29, 2008, 11:12:07 pm
What? No FOW?

I think he's a bit of a noob. Despite his post count.


I voted Procryon Insurgency. The most true to the feel of FS2 campaigns that's on that list.



Bit of a noob?

Ouch im terribly hurt by your well-constructed insult.  :blah: My feelings shall never be the same again. :rolleyes:
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Vasudan Commander on September 29, 2008, 11:13:02 pm
I thought Inferno would be winning it.


As far as models go, Inferno is definately the best.
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Akalabeth Angel on September 29, 2008, 11:28:56 pm
Bit of a noob?

Ouch im terribly hurt by your well-constructed insult.  :blah: My feelings shall never be the same again. :rolleyes:

      Well if you've been away for a while it takes a bit to get caught up. Evidenced by the lack of a few campaigns on the poll (notably the aforementioned Homesick and Flames of War which are both quite long). Casualties of War might also be a little longer as its got two chapters, though I've not yet played it.

      That's the problem with these polls. People always forget to add <whatever> and then someone will get mad when their favourite isn't there. Whether its favourite fighter, ship, squadron, campaign, etcetera
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Vasudan Commander on September 30, 2008, 12:28:59 am
Bit of a noob?

Ouch im terribly hurt by your well-constructed insult.  :blah: My feelings shall never be the same again. :rolleyes:

      Well if you've been away for a while it takes a bit to get caught up. Evidenced by the lack of a few campaigns on the poll (notably the aforementioned Homesick and Flames of War which are both quite long). Casualties of War might also be a little longer as its got two chapters, though I've not yet played it.

      That's the problem with these polls. People always forget to add <whatever> and then someone will get mad when their favourite isn't there. Whether its favourite fighter, ship, squadron, campaign, etcetera

Well if you're so intelligent to point out the 'problem with these polls', why would you compound the problem further and get mad because I accidently left someones favourite?  :rolleyes:
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Goober5000 on September 30, 2008, 12:36:00 am
Well if you're so intelligent to point out the 'problem with these polls', why would you compound the problem further and get mad because I accidently left someones favourite?  :rolleyes:
Dude, you take offense far too easily.  Calm down.  The other guy wasn't mad, and neither was he singling you out.
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Stormkeeper on September 30, 2008, 12:39:28 am
Alkabeth, your 'noob' comment was uncalled for. If VC simply forgot to put FoW in, it does not make him i noob.
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Akalabeth Angel on September 30, 2008, 01:08:03 am
Alkabeth, your 'noob' comment was uncalled for. If VC simply forgot to put FoW in, it does not make him i noob.

        Well, if Vasudan Commander took offence, I apologize.

        Though people take offence a little too easily in my opinion. On the Off Topic boards, someone asked me "where the hell have you been the last 5 years? Living under a rock?" with regards to Video games, but because I have been out of the loop, I agreed with the question and give a damn. Similarly if someone had called me a noob after my 3 year hiatus from this place, I probably wouldn't have cared too much because I had been away for a while and didn't know what was going on. But whatever, that's just me. And that's my opinion, not my justification.

Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: TrashMan on September 30, 2008, 06:00:53 am
Honestly, I don't even think the voting is done right.

I mean, some campaigns fall into completely different categories - some are made as horrors/thrillers, others as comedies and others still as action flicks or dramas.
How do you even compare them?

Shouldn't campaigns be sorted into their..."genres"?
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: ShadowGorrath on September 30, 2008, 06:03:09 am
Yea, and have a seperate poll for each? And add up ALL campaigns that exist? No thanks.

It's a poll out of which most appeals to you. You aren't supposed to compare them, just to know which you enjoyed playing the most.
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: TrashMan on September 30, 2008, 06:10:14 am
then the poll as such is mostly useless, as it lacks the proper context.
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: NGTM-1R on September 30, 2008, 06:36:43 am
I've played Transcend only recently and in my opinion, Blue Planet exceeds it.

I noticed you didn't actually attempt the challenge, however, and even rendered no actual opinion on my statement.

FRED'ing
Cutscenes

More than anything, this statement betrays a deep ignorance. Transcend is the most FRED-effort-intensive campaign I've ever seen released (PI and Alakabeth's "Meditations" following very closely), and while BP had some impressive uses of the cutscene engine, no visual effect in FS has ever matched that of the Transcendant's exploding Pegasus tumbling past over my head in slow-mo as I pitch up.

For that matter, Transcend is as far as I know the only released user campaign that includes an actual cutscene as opposed to ingame footage.

hell it even introduced new small clips of 'command' speaking. Never seen a campaign do that before.

If you find one that does, let me know.

The head ani's? Not hard. Babylon Project has new ones taken from clips of the show. WC conversion has new head anis whose origin I am uncertain of. Inferno SCP's supposed to have all-new custom render ones. TopAce released a campaign featuring at least one all-new one. Shivan ones exist but they are still the property of those campaigns which generated them and have yet to be released to the general public. And finally, if you didn't recognize the head anis from SupCom, that's...a little sad.
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: IPAndrews on September 30, 2008, 08:29:36 am
I'd like to vote for Dark Children, with JAD narrowly missing out.
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Vidmaster on September 30, 2008, 08:54:55 am
guess it's a Freespace-only show again  :rolleyes:
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Colonol Dekker on September 30, 2008, 09:21:01 am
Onoz, Derelict isn't first  :(
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: General Battuta on September 30, 2008, 01:11:46 pm
Transcend. Aside from the writer's bias of storytelling uber alles, the campaign was considerably better constructed on a FRED level then BP, or for that matter anything before or since, because it was considerably more complex.

In fact, I challenge everyone who voted BP to go back and play the last mission of Transcend again and tell me that's not pure unadulterated awesome on a scale never achieved anywhere else.

I've played Transcend only recently and in my opinion, Blue Planet exceeds it.

Things ive taken into account are ;

Visuals (e.g New star backgrounds)
Sound (inc new music)
FRED'ing
Cutscenes


hell it even introduced new small clips of 'command' speaking. Never seen a campaign do that before.

If you find one that does, let me know.

Sorry, NGTM1R, but even though I adore Transcend I thought Blue Planet was superior.

Transcend is crippled by its filler missions and plodding pace.
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Kie99 on September 30, 2008, 04:00:58 pm
There are four I can't set apart, Derelict, Homesick, Sync and Transcend, nothing else even comes close in my view.  Blue Planet lost me once it go to some new race with an ÜberJuggernaut, then I became a ship or something, couldn't get into the story. Proycon Insurgency was too bloody difficult.
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: General Battuta on September 30, 2008, 05:19:54 pm
To be fair, the uberjuggernaught wasn't very uber at all.
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Molybdenum on October 01, 2008, 08:23:16 am
Considering that it later
Spoiler:
got one-shot pwned by a regular Juggernaut
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Darius on October 01, 2008, 08:49:00 am
Considering the number of campaigns released and the variety of stories that they all tell, a poll is not likely to make a fair representation of what is actually out there. It's also possible that one enjoys playing two or more campaigns equally as well as each other, or that different people look for different things in campaigns. For example, I'm a big fan of RA's campaigns for storytelling and technical sophistication, but if I'm looking for a five minute distraction watching things blow up, I'll be playing a campaign that places this as its emphasis.

I'm of the idea that there is no be-all-end-all campaign out there (which having such a poll suggests) but that each one is the author's own take on the Freespace universe.
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Mongoose on October 01, 2008, 01:22:52 pm
Exactly.  There are times when you're looking for excellent storytelling or technical mission design...and then there are times when you want to fire up GW2P2 and blow up twenty cruisers in one mission. :p
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Goober5000 on October 01, 2008, 05:29:25 pm
I'm of the idea that there is no be-all-end-all campaign out there
I am.

You can probably guess which one.

:D
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: CP5670 on October 01, 2008, 06:08:42 pm
I am.

You can probably guess which one.

:D

Quote
Favourite released campaign

:p
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Goober5000 on October 01, 2008, 08:32:56 pm
Dude, I've released a campaign. :p
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Solatar on October 01, 2008, 10:39:01 pm
PI seems to me like a perfect sequel to Freespace 2. Don't get me wrong, I love Inferno, but PI just has that Freespace atmosphere (feels official to me).

I loved Blue Planet for its storytelling even if it was a bit odd (becoming a ship, etc.) at times. I still loved the story.

Sync and Transcend were also awesome stories.

I agree that Freespace has been out long enough and the complexity of campaigns enough to justify different genres. It's like comparing Gladiator to Schindler's List (or something). Both have violence and engaging storylines but they are used for two highly different purposes.
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Akalabeth Angel on October 01, 2008, 11:07:34 pm
Transcend is the most FRED-effort-intensive campaign I've ever seen released (PI and Alakabeth's "Meditations" following very closely)

      Ugh, I know. More Sex-ps to break the mission! Yay. So far in retail Fred I've hit both the message limit, and the ship limit.
      If I ever bother to do a chapter 2 it's going to be even heavier on the Sex-Ps. I have some compulsion to overdo everything. And plus I've got to pick and borrow from some of the other released campaigns out there already.


       The only thing odd about Transcend's cutscene, is that
Spoiler:
because I played it years after the campaign was released. The explosions were all different. Yellow Inferno ones instead of Blue current ones. Didn't quite mesh. But it was pretty cool none the less. High point of a campaign which rather fell out of favor with me.
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Vasudan Commander on October 01, 2008, 11:32:36 pm
Well if you're so intelligent to point out the 'problem with these polls', why would you compound the problem further and get mad because I accidently left someones favourite?  :rolleyes:
Dude, you take offense far too easily.  Calm down.  The other guy wasn't mad, and neither was he singling you out.

I wonder perhaps if i called you a noob if you'd take offense to it.
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Mongoose on October 01, 2008, 11:58:32 pm
He didn't call you a noob, but you seem to be doing just fine earning the title yourself.
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Akalabeth Angel on October 02, 2008, 12:14:40 am
He didn't call you a noob, but you seem to be doing just fine earning the title yourself.

     To be fair I called him "a bit of a noob" which isn't the same as "noob" but is about half way there.
     But really, whatever. Is "noob" the new N-word?

     10 years from now the newcomer kids will turn the word around, log onto World of Starcraft and be saying "hey mah noobs, les go find us some protoss beotches to smack around. Yeah yeah yeah"

-------------------------------
     
      Just say "Hey, jerk, I'm not a noob!". And be done with it.
      Because I am a jerk sometimes.     

      And I don't think Goober would take offense at being called a noob. He'd probably instead give the offending party some funny title and have a little laugh at the same time.   
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Goober5000 on October 02, 2008, 09:28:35 am
Or I'd just laugh.  Calling someone a noob is not enough to earn you a custom title.  Acting like a noob, however, often is.

Anyway, I've been around HLP long enough to generally know when someone is truly insulting someone, versus when someone is just kidding around, versus when someone is talking about something completely different.
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Vasudan Commander on October 02, 2008, 09:38:55 am
Or I'd just laugh.  Calling someone a noob is not enough to earn you a custom title.  Acting like a noob, however, often is.

Anyway, I've been around HLP long enough to generally know when someone is truly insulting someone, versus when someone is just kidding around, versus when someone is talking about something completely different.

How you manage to perceive the intentions of words amazes me....  :wtf:
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Stormkeeper on October 02, 2008, 09:40:30 am
The context and the way a sentance is phrased can add as much weight as the word itself.
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Vasudan Commander on October 02, 2008, 10:38:11 am
But back on topic : -


So how come Inferno wasn't rated so highly? I thought it would given the amount of awesome ship modelling put into it - missions are pretty good too. All it needed was some voice acting
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: General Battuta on October 02, 2008, 10:41:46 am
Inferno is pretty great, but the models are now awfully outdated and the mission design is too simplistic.

The story doesn't grab or immerse in the way that Blue Planet or Derelict did.

I respect and like Inferno and see no reason for all the hate sometimes directed its way, but it does have its weaknesses.
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Jeff Vader on October 02, 2008, 10:52:52 am
Inferno is pretty great, but the models are now awfully outdated and the mission design is too simplistic.

The story doesn't grab or immerse in the way that Blue Planet or Derelict did.

I respect and like Inferno and see no reason for all the hate sometimes directed its way, but it does have its weaknesses.
I think the main thrust for the hate towards Inferno is caused by the acronym jungle that makes The Bold and the Beautiful burn. And the fact that at least InfR1 was there mainly solely to throw out bigger and bigger ships until you were up against an actual planet. Or something. But I'm sure that works under certain conditions.
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Akalabeth Angel on October 02, 2008, 02:00:53 pm
So how come Inferno wasn't rated so highly? I thought it would given the amount of awesome ship modelling put into it - missions are pretty good too. All it needed was some voice acting

      It's old. Half the people who were raving about it years ago probably aren't even here anymore. So Blue Planet is the new fad because it's bother newer, and takes advantage of some new features.
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: General Battuta on October 02, 2008, 02:38:55 pm
Or because it taps into timeless storytelling elements -- the same elements that have made Derelict and Transcend consistently popular in spite of technical advances since their release.
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Goober5000 on October 02, 2008, 05:16:14 pm
Yeah.  Inferno was lots of fun in a "lets see how many carnage we can make" way, and everyone loves blowing ships up.  And the battle over Earth was outstanding.  But its story seemed to be nothing more than a way to move from Point A to Point B.
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Vasudan Commander on October 02, 2008, 08:52:06 pm
Well how bout Procyon Insurgency?

Surely that isnt a 'go from point A to B' campaign? I think PI is one of the best out there.
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Droid803 on October 02, 2008, 09:32:45 pm
Procyon insurgency's most major 'flaw' is that its really damn hard.
Hell, I can barely finish the first mission, and its supposed to be a "easy introduction to PI"...
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: General Battuta on October 02, 2008, 10:37:45 pm
I didn't find PI's story as engaging, in part because it was so derivative of FS2, and because it fizzled out with a lousy ending.

I did love PI, and it's one of the best campaigns out there, but it had its flaws -- including a mission full of clumsy exposition that was almost tearfully boring.
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Akalabeth Angel on October 02, 2008, 10:39:52 pm
I didn't find PI's story as engaging, in part because it was so derivative of FS2, and because it fizzled out with a lousy ending.

I did love PI, and it's one of the best campaigns out there, but it had its flaws -- including a mission full of clumsy exposition that was almost tearfully boring.

      Yeah that was the biggest flaw in the campaign imo. Not because of what was said, but because of how it was said.
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Vasudan Commander on October 03, 2008, 02:49:15 am
Well i thought PI was pretty damn good, but im pretty laid back and easy to satisfy when it comes to campaigns.

Some of you guys are really vicious in your criticism though , i know if i went and put weeks and months of effort into a campaign only for it to be verbally butchered by a disgruntled few in the community, id be pretty thrown back. Perhaps some of you should take into consideration the amount of time and effort put into campaigns, and whether or not you could do a better job of it yourself before you unleash such harsh criticism.
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Turey on October 03, 2008, 03:18:29 am
Some of you guys are really vicious in your criticism though , i know if i went and put weeks and months of effort into a campaign only for it to be verbally butchered by a disgruntled few in the community, id be pretty thrown back. Perhaps some of you should take into consideration the amount of time and effort put into campaigns, and whether or not you could do a better job of it yourself before you unleash such harsh criticism.

So you ask everyone for their honest opinions on which campaign is best, then when they don't pick the ones you like, you tell them off?
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Akalabeth Angel on October 03, 2008, 04:17:15 am
Well i thought PI was pretty damn good, but im pretty laid back and easy to satisfy when it comes to campaigns.

Some of you guys are really vicious in your criticism though , i know if i went and put weeks and months of effort into a campaign only for it to be verbally butchered by a disgruntled few in the community, id be pretty thrown back. Perhaps some of you should take into consideration the amount of time and effort put into campaigns, and whether or not you could do a better job of it yourself before you unleash such harsh criticism.

       Disgruntled few? Dude, people are free to like and not like what they please. Personally, even if I dislike a campaign as a whole I've usually had fun at some point during the course of the missions. Transcend for example was the most repetitive campaign I ever played, after a certain point I lost all enjoyment as one identical mission followed another. But the video at the end was cool. And I enjoyed the first 10-12 missions. And I appreciated the FREDding work that went into it. But SUPER repetitive.
 

       Your comments remind me of the some of the deviantArt fanboys. People post artwork, ask for critiques and everyone says "oh wow, that's great!" "Fabulous! You roxxors!" "Wow your drawing is amazing" then someone like me comes along and says "Yeah, I like it overall, like this detail here and yadda yadda. But your perspective in this area is kinda wonky, and you could have a cleaner line, but overall not bad" then oh wow, negative criticism. Soon you have people jumping all over you "the perspective is fine! shut up, you suck" "I'd like to see you do better" or "I visited your deviantpage, your gallery is a bunch of garbage" and so on.

       People don't learn anything when they get it right. If someone makes a campaign and everyone says "wow, that was great" x50 then what does the author know? : that some people enjoyed it. But maybe his campaign has a few flaws, and maybe some of those flaws were so bad that people quit playing his campaign out of frustration but they didnt say anything. So then he goes and makes another campaign, but because he thinks his first campaign was hot **** he makes exactly the same mistakes. Basically, he doesn't improve.

       Everyone who is a modder is an artist. FREDders are story tellers, modellers and textures are visual artists, etcetera. Without criticism, these people will never grow as an artist. Without criticism, the quality of community campaigns wouldn't be where it was today. Because at some point, someone had to have played a campaign and said "that wasn't good enough, I can do better" and then they do. And then the next person in line thinks the same thing, and so on, and so forth.

       In a perfect world quite honestly, every post to a campaign release should criticize some aspect of it that the player didn't like. There's nothing wrong about ripping into a campaign, but there are good ways and bad ways to do it. People with any sense of tact should realise that the best way to criticize something is to bundle it with a compliment. Authors need to know what they did well as much as they did poorly. Comments like "I love your campaign, it's the best evah!" is always nice to hear, but in a constructive sense those sorts of comments have absolutely no value whatsoever. Except perhaps, some boost in morale and motivation for the author to produce more.

       And I don't know if your comment was in part sparked by my post about Procyon Insurgency. But I'll tell you one thing, I might have just stated the biggest thing I didn't like about the campaign, but at the end of the day, there's one vote for PI in this poll. And it's MY vote.

 

      Oh, and btw the way. The biggest disappointment a MODder can ever face is not negative criticism. It's lack of any feedback at all. Negative criticism can either turn someone away from his goal, or force him to improve. No feedback essentially means that no one cares, he's not going to create something else if no one even bothered with his stuff the first time around. On another website I frequent, the administrator frequently complains of lack of comments. He and others have poured hundreds of hours into a couple mods, have seen 200+ people download their mod and at the end of the day no one says a damn thing. Appeals for comments, of any kind, go unanswered and the guy is thinking of closing the website all together.
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Vasudan Commander on October 03, 2008, 09:46:35 am
I guess you can never make everyone happy.   :blah:
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Vidmaster on October 03, 2008, 11:51:28 am
never.   The special thread Vidmaster's campaigns are too difficult has been read over 3000 times :nervous:


 :lol: :lol: :lol:
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: eliex on October 04, 2008, 04:25:05 am
I'd pick Derelict as that was the first campaign ever I completed on hard level successfully.
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Arkangel on October 06, 2008, 05:43:21 am

My personal favourite would have to be Blue Planet, with Transcend as a close 2nd.  :)

Ditto
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: BloodEagle on October 06, 2008, 12:36:05 pm
I must be the only one that likes Sync more than Transcend.  :nervous:
Title: Re: Favourite released campaign
Post by: Akalabeth Angel on October 06, 2008, 01:15:50 pm
I must be the only one that likes Sync more than Transcend.  :nervous:

       Nope, you're not the only one.