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| − | '''Alliance Fights Back''' is a short, eight mission campaign for ''Descent: FreeSpace''. | + | '''Alliance Fights Back''' is a short, eight-mission campaign for ''Descent: FreeSpace''. |
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
| − | :''With the destruction of the first Lucifer the Terran-Vasudan Alliance manages to push the Shivans back to Vasuda Prime and take it after a major military engagement take it. But the Alliance runs into a immovable wall of Shivan resistance, and its advance is stopped short. With neither side willing to give ground, the two fleets are gridlocked, but the Alliance losses are tremendous and it is only a matter of time before attrition loses the war for them. This is the story of General Albert Ulysses and his bold but risky plan to fight back and take the war into ( and behind) Shivan-held territory, to gain back what was once theirs; their planets and their homes. Ulysses' plan carries with it not only great opportunity, but great risk as well. There is more at risk than just billions of lives but the fate of three races and with it the fate of the galaxy. | + | :''With the destruction of the first Lucifer the Terran-Vasudan Alliance manages to push the Shivans back to Vasuda Prime and take it after a major military engagement take it. But the Alliance runs into a immovable wall of Shivan resistance, and its advance is stopped short. With neither side willing to give ground, the two fleets are gridlocked, but the Alliance losses are tremendous and it is only a matter of time before attrition loses the war for them. This is the story of General Albert Ulysses and his bold but risky plan to fight back and take the war into (and behind) Shivan-held territory, to gain back what was once theirs; their planets and their homes. Ulysses' plan carries with it not only great opportunity, but great risk as well. There is more at risk than just billions of lives but the fate of three races and with it the fate of the galaxy. |
==Comments== | ==Comments== | ||
The campaign consists of mostly standard type missions. Not bad, but not really good either. At times the abundant typos and ambiguous wordings make the de/briefings and messages simply impossible to understand. The missions are fairly well balanced all around, though. | The campaign consists of mostly standard type missions. Not bad, but not really good either. At times the abundant typos and ambiguous wordings make the de/briefings and messages simply impossible to understand. The missions are fairly well balanced all around, though. | ||
| − | The download is not VP packed, only zipped, which means you will have to copy the contents to the appropriate folder. | + | The download is not VP-packed, only zipped, which means you will have to copy the contents to the appropriate folder. |
A few fairly good [[Battle of Endor-scheme|Battle of Endor]] type battles. One of the better FS1 campaigns, by that standard. | A few fairly good [[Battle of Endor-scheme|Battle of Endor]] type battles. One of the better FS1 campaigns, by that standard. | ||
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| + | Well, you can immediately get some mixed feelings from this one. The English is actually very hard to understand, and some of the names are quite funny. For example Betelgeuse became BettleJuice, Delta Serpentis got renamed to Delta Serpentus and a couple of other stuff. Also, during the campaign, except the RTB message, no other messages will appear. Also, no directives. However, the missions are a lot of fun, and you can easily get 20-25 kills from each. Good BOE's indeed. However it is to be noted that most of the bombers do not have any bombs loaded whatsoever, and most of the Terran ships are loaded with [[GTW ML-16|ML-16 Lasers]], which are useless against shields. ktistai228, 9:18 GMT+2, 18 December 2010 | ||
Rating: 65/100% | Rating: 65/100% | ||
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==Availability== | ==Availability== | ||
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Restored FSP/FSO version by macfie : [http://www.freespacemods.net/download.php?view.377 Download] | Restored FSP/FSO version by macfie : [http://www.freespacemods.net/download.php?view.377 Download] | ||
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[[Category:User-made_Campaigns]] | [[Category:User-made_Campaigns]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:44, 8 May 2011
Alliance Fights Back is a short, eight-mission campaign for Descent: FreeSpace.
Contents
Overview
Author: Travis Brainard, restored by macfie
Originally posted: 07/13/99
Mods: none
Missions: 8
Description
- With the destruction of the first Lucifer the Terran-Vasudan Alliance manages to push the Shivans back to Vasuda Prime and take it after a major military engagement take it. But the Alliance runs into a immovable wall of Shivan resistance, and its advance is stopped short. With neither side willing to give ground, the two fleets are gridlocked, but the Alliance losses are tremendous and it is only a matter of time before attrition loses the war for them. This is the story of General Albert Ulysses and his bold but risky plan to fight back and take the war into (and behind) Shivan-held territory, to gain back what was once theirs; their planets and their homes. Ulysses' plan carries with it not only great opportunity, but great risk as well. There is more at risk than just billions of lives but the fate of three races and with it the fate of the galaxy.
Comments
The campaign consists of mostly standard type missions. Not bad, but not really good either. At times the abundant typos and ambiguous wordings make the de/briefings and messages simply impossible to understand. The missions are fairly well balanced all around, though.
The download is not VP-packed, only zipped, which means you will have to copy the contents to the appropriate folder.
A few fairly good Battle of Endor type battles. One of the better FS1 campaigns, by that standard.
Well, you can immediately get some mixed feelings from this one. The English is actually very hard to understand, and some of the names are quite funny. For example Betelgeuse became BettleJuice, Delta Serpentis got renamed to Delta Serpentus and a couple of other stuff. Also, during the campaign, except the RTB message, no other messages will appear. Also, no directives. However, the missions are a lot of fun, and you can easily get 20-25 kills from each. Good BOE's indeed. However it is to be noted that most of the bombers do not have any bombs loaded whatsoever, and most of the Terran ships are loaded with ML-16 Lasers, which are useless against shields. ktistai228, 9:18 GMT+2, 18 December 2010
Rating: 65/100%
Availability
Restored FSP/FSO version by macfie : Download
