[Darius]

Its called not having a life, somthing we nerds are quite proud of 

Bleh to you. I like to think of myself as having at least some semblance of a life Actually I've been playing the hermit this past year so that probably helped with getting it done.

[ShadowGorrath]

Something I read on some site : We don't need to get a life - we're gamers - we have lots of lives .

[azile0]

Something I read on some site : We don't need to get a life - we're gamers - we have lots of lives .

That was brilliant, and well - said. Kudos to the mysterious poster.

[Hellstryker]

shadow isn't mysterious. However, i know not what a gorrath is and would not wish to meet one in a dark alley late at night

[terran_emperor]

I think s/he's quoting a post (or something) from another Website.

On-Topic - I love this game - great story - bril music.
I especially like the new version of Syphon. its better than the original version with INF R1

[MachManX]

My God!  Darius is Da Man!!!     This is one of the best campaigns I've played since the original Freespace 2.  How did you do this?  It's too incredible for words!  All in all, well done!  I am definately looking forth to a sequel. 

One thing he captured from the original FS2 campaign is that he stops at a good time in the story.  What I mean is that the original FS2 campaign stopped after the Supernova, while Blue Planet stops after the main character goes to Earth forces.  At this point in both campaigns, the story can go anywhere.  Though, the original campaign allows us to create a continuing story in any direction while Blue Planet has to continue with Captain Bei, or to make it less interesting, any character related to Blue Planet.


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I think the best part of Blue Planet was at the end, when the battlegroup gets back in contact with Command.  It provides an interesting twist to the current mental state of the Terrans.  At first, when command said to continue the original orders, I was like "What?  Command isn't going to debrief them or help their wounded?  How 'bout reloading them?  This isn't the way Command operates!"  Then, once the story plays out 'till the end, I was like, "Woah, this is deep!  I never thought of a scenario where the GTVA would become corrupt."  The thought never occured to me because, in my mind, the GTVA represents true leadership and strength.  This story just blew me away!

Anyway, thanks again, Darius, for creating such an awesome campaign and cannot wait for the next one!

[Jeff Vader]

You could have used the spoiler tag. Like this:

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[spoiler]I think the best part of Blue Planet was at the end, when the battlegroup gets back in contact with Command.  It provides an interesting twist to the current mental state of the Terrans.  At first, when command said to continue the original orders, I was like "What?  Command isn't going to debrief them or help their wounded?  How 'bout reloading them?  This isn't the way Command operates!"  Then, once the story plays out 'till the end, I was like, "Woah, this is deep!  I never thought of a scenario where the GTVA would become corrupt."  The thought never occured to me because, in my mind, the GTVA represents true leadership and strength.  This story just blew me away!
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Spoiler:

I think the best part of Blue Planet was at the end, when the battlegroup gets back in contact with Command.  It provides an interesting twist to the current mental state of the Terrans.  At first, when command said to continue the original orders, I was like "What?  Command isn't going to debrief them or help their wounded?  How 'bout reloading them?  This isn't the way Command operates!"  Then, once the story plays out 'till the end, I was like, "Woah, this is deep!  I never thought of a scenario where the GTVA would become corrupt."  The thought never occured to me because, in my mind, the GTVA represents true leadership and strength.  This story just blew me away!

[Hellstryker]

Yeah might want to edit that post for the lazyz who haven't beat it yet 

[azile0]

Spoiler:

Yeah.

[terran_emperor]

Hey...Wern't the rbamb/rbbattle tracks from Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children?

[Koth]

No.

[Jeff Vader]

Well they did sound awfully similar. I noticed that too, when I watched AC a while back.

[ShadowGorrath]

Isn't it the Harkonnen theme from 'Emperor: Battle for Dune' ?

EDIT : Sorry , mistaken the Machine with rb .

[Snail]

machine battle was from FF IIRC.

[ShadowGorrath]

Machine is the Harkonnen theme . Don't believe me ? Go to youtube , search for 'House Harkonnen' . I am listening to the Harkonnen theme right now  And it is the Machine music .

EDIT : Go to these links to see for yourselves :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZFHzcw4wPY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8cZEy9orA04
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1NnlYynOGlk

[Mustang19]

Hey...Wern't the rbamb/rbbattle tracks from Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children?

Isn't it the Harkonnen theme from 'Emperor: Battle for Dune' ?

EDIT : Sorry , mistaken the Machine with rb .

Yes to both. Look at the credits.

[Objekt]

Finished this campaign last night.  OUTSTANDING.  It's a bit rough on my poor, ancient video card at times, but a ton of fun!

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Also, it's nice to see the Shivans get their glowing-red butts thoroughly kicked for once.

[Hellstryker]

I second that spoiler 

[Darius]

RB is "Those Who Fight Further" from Advent Children, used when the gang are kicking the butt out of Bahamut

Machine samples are from The Machine and Harkonnen Force by David Arkenstone who is a kickass composer.

[terran_emperor]

Thought So. Hey Koth...I told you so