I loved it. Probably because of the unique gaming experience, probably because of the story itself, probably because of the questions it raised.
Now, instead of listing all the things what the others did, I will recall what happened to me the very first time in my gaming history as I was playing thins campaign:
In other games, I always tend to be on the good side. If its an SW game, I always go for the light side. In all RPG's, I am going for the good ending. In FS and RTS games, I always try to accomplish all bonus/secondary objectives.
And here, I took no care. I happily threw away innocent lives to complete nothing but the main objective.
In mission 1, I saved the military convoy. In mission 3, I ignored all the side-missions and found the Orion in the end, though, to be honest, I sent Alpha 1 to investigate those signals. And in the last mission, I sent Epsilon for the transport, without a delay. And I killed my wingmate, without a delay. And I felt no remorse. And as I imagined myself as leading a destroyer and thinking about this incident, I really felt nothing...
It was the first time when I had such a reaction. Hats off, Ransom - you managed to help the manifestation of something inside me what I thought that it didn't exist at all.
I'd love to see more of that.