[Jeff Vader]

I´m currently playing TBPs main campaign.

TBP does not have a "main" campaign. Are you by chance referring to Raider Wars, hmm?

[Art Kelson]

TBP does not have a "main" campaign. Are you by chance referring to Raider Wars, hmm?

Isn´t that the main campaign ? It came shipped with the current 3.4 version + an Earth Mimbari War Demo.

[Jeff Vader]

No. TBP is just the means of playing a Babylon 5 related, FreeSpace-based game. There is no "main" campaign. Back when there still was 3.2, there were no campaigns included in TBP. You had to get them all separately. Raider Wars and EMW Demo have been regarded as "official" campaigns, but no, there is no "main" campaign, hmm.

[ShadowGorrath]

I think Transcend was the most exciting one. It was the only one that made me smash my Controller and fall of my Stair, cause of to much adrenaline...

I´m currently playing TBPs main campaign. Like it very much, since it´s a whole different game feeling.

BluePlanet is the most exciting one. And Sol: A History.

[NGTM-1R]

Lies.

[tinfoil]

What is then

[DarthWang]

Transcend is my favorite, partially because I can't get anything more fancy to run on my piece of crap computer

[Polpolion]

Transcend or Blue Planet. Both great.

[Jeff Vader]

Blue Planet is "Ooh, can't wait to see what happens next" -exciting. But Transcend is "Oh, piss eggs. I crapped my pants again" -exciting.

[Androgeos Exeunt]

Inferno Release 1

[tinfoil]

         Sync.

[ShadowGorrath]

Blue Planet is "Ooh, can't wait to see what happens next" -exciting. But Transcend is "Oh, piss eggs. I crapped my pants again" -exciting.

Didn't you crap your pants at 'Keepers of Hell' and 'Forced Entry' ? Or '... with vast seas' ? 

[Jeff Vader]

Blue Planet is "Ooh, can't wait to see what happens next" -exciting. But Transcend is "Oh, piss eggs. I crapped my pants again" -exciting.

Didn't you crap your pants at 'Keepers of Hell' and 'Forced Entry' ? Or '... with vast seas' ? 

Maybe in "...With Vast Seas". I was sort of expecting something to jump at me. But it doesn't compare to Transcend where the majority of the campaign was terrifying (in a good way).

[applestew]

LoL

You sure convinced me 

From now on I'll play the non-voiced campaigns too!!

Question: Why is it that some non-voiced ones are in your fav list, and some of the voiced ones arnt?


My fav: the babylon 5 official campaigns, especially EMW demo, even though it was short...
Derelict was good too

[Androgeos Exeunt]

LoL

You sure convinced me 

From now on I'll play the non-voiced campaigns too!!

Question: Why is it that some non-voiced ones are in your fav list, and some of the voiced ones arnt?


My fav: the babylon 5 official campaigns, especially EMW demo, even though it was short...
Derelict was good too

Oh, the B5 campaigns were excellent. I would probably have a better experience of them if my computer had more RAM.

I'm not too sure about Derelict. The first few missions are boring. Too much flying around in my opinion. However, I like subspace and the use of the number keys to drop buoys.

BWO is quite okay, and it introduced me to the Cairo and Karnak.

[NGTM-1R]

The problem I had with the EMW demo was that my best course of action was to dump all power to engines and run the hell away at mission start. Engaging had an excellent chance of killing me (which is only fair), but they never really gave me a reason to do so either.

[Akalabeth Angel]

I'll throw a vote down for Inferno R1 too, don't have any absolute favourites, but it was fun. And of course that one mission was damn near friggin impossible, musta played it around 30-50 times before I either A) Didn't fail or B) Didn't crash my computer.

[Androgeos Exeunt]

I'll throw a vote down for Inferno R1 too, don't have any absolute favourites, but it was fun. And of course that one mission was damn near friggin impossible, musta played it around 30-50 times before I either A) Didn't fail or B) Didn't crash my computer.

Which one?

Spoiler:

GTCa Independence vs. EASD Nemesis?

[Akalabeth Angel]

I'll throw a vote down for Inferno R1 too, don't have any absolute favourites, but it was fun. And of course that one mission was damn near friggin impossible, musta played it around 30-50 times before I either A) Didn't fail or B) Didn't crash my computer.

Which one?

Spoiler:

GTCa Independence vs. EASD Nemesis?

Spoiler:

      No, the GTVA Fleet versus the EA Fleet battle over the Earth. Where you basically have to protect the fleet against repeated fighter attacks, and escorts are dropping like flies everywhere then a destroyer jumps in and in the distance is one of those funny looking H-destroyers. It's like a 15-20 minute mission too.

      The one you mention above was hard as well, but I seem to remember finishing it on a mere 10-15 tries.

[Androgeos Exeunt]

I'll throw a vote down for Inferno R1 too, don't have any absolute favourites, but it was fun. And of course that one mission was damn near friggin impossible, musta played it around 30-50 times before I either A) Didn't fail or B) Didn't crash my computer.

Which one?

Spoiler:

GTCa Independence vs. EASD Nemesis?

Spoiler:

      No, the GTVA Fleet versus the EA Fleet battle over the Earth. Where you basically have to protect the fleet against repeated fighter attacks, and escorts are dropping like flies everywhere then a destroyer jumps in and in the distance is one of those funny looking H-destroyers. It's like a 15-20 minute mission too.

      The one you mention above was hard as well, but I seem to remember finishing it on a mere 10-15 tries.

Um, they're the same mission.

Spoiler:

1. Protect a GTVA fleet from all sorts of EA fighters and bombers.
2. An EA carrier jumps in nearby and gets blasted.
3. Lindos destroyer EAD Freedom engages the fleet from long range but is blasted to smithereens by some Baker firing pattern.
4. EASD Nemesis manoeuvres to engage the fleet.
5. Fleet jumps out, GTCa Independence jumps in behind Nemesis and attacks it.
6. Nemesis nanojumps beside Independence and attacks it.
7. GTVA pilots blow up beam cannons on the Nemesis.
8. Command issues a ceasefire.

That was probably one of the best missions in the campaign. Like you said, it was about fifteen minutes long, but those fifteen minutes were filled with what FS2 should be ideally (I think).