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The campaign is still available from the Volitionwatch Archives. However, the Volitionwatch Archives are not being maintained anymore, so it is just a matter of time before the below link stops functioning. | The campaign is still available from the Volitionwatch Archives. However, the Volitionwatch Archives are not being maintained anymore, so it is just a matter of time before the below link stops functioning. | ||
<br>[http://archives.volitionwatch.com/download/fs1mission/DestinyPeace.zip Direct link to the Volitionwatch Archives] (may not work). | <br>[http://archives.volitionwatch.com/download/fs1mission/DestinyPeace.zip Direct link to the Volitionwatch Archives] (may not work). | ||
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[[Category:User-made_Campaigns]] | [[Category:User-made_Campaigns]] | ||
Revision as of 19:39, 21 July 2007
The Destiny of Peace is a voiced, seven mission campaign for Descent: FreeSpace.
Contents
Overview
Author: Justin Mills
Originally posted: 07/28/98
Mods: none
Missions: 7
Description
- The story revolves around an Outpost Traffic cop, aspiring to become a GTA fighter pilot. He gets his chance when he finds himself in the wrong place at the right time .... When rebel faction of GTA mercenaries arises, GTA Command is quick to blame Earth-based anti-colonization groups. Unfortunately for all of humanity, it goes much deeper than that.
Comments
The campaign was included in the Silent Threat expansion disc for Descent: FreeSpace. The officially released version was not voiced, however, due to a decision by Volition, Inc.
Note: the campaign has been ported both to FreeSpace 2 and FSO.
Certainly the best FS1 campaign of all. No glaring typos, well-designed missions, and an excellent storyline and atmosphere.
Availability
The campaign is still available from the Volitionwatch Archives. However, the Volitionwatch Archives are not being maintained anymore, so it is just a matter of time before the below link stops functioning.
Direct link to the Volitionwatch Archives (may not work).
Nukelol Mirror
