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The campaign is widely derided in the FreeSpace community as one of the worst third-party campaigns ever to be released. However, for some people, the campaign is so bad that it has come full circle and crossed the "so bad it's good" line. Whether to regard it as a terrible campaign or a [http://www.mst3k.com/ MST3K]-style funny/stupid campaign is a matter of individual preference. | The campaign is widely derided in the FreeSpace community as one of the worst third-party campaigns ever to be released. However, for some people, the campaign is so bad that it has come full circle and crossed the "so bad it's good" line. Whether to regard it as a terrible campaign or a [http://www.mst3k.com/ MST3K]-style funny/stupid campaign is a matter of individual preference. | ||
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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. | ||
| − | + | *[http://archives.volitionwatch.com/download/fs2mission/GW2Part2.zip Direct link to the Volitionwatch Archives] (may not work). | |
| − | + | *[http://www.nukelol.com/downloads/freespacefiles/campaigns/GW2Part2.zip Nukelol Mirror] | |
[[Category:User-made_Campaigns]] | [[Category:User-made_Campaigns]] | ||
Revision as of 20:36, 21 July 2007
The Second Great War Part II is a 30 mission campaign for FreeSpace 2 by C "Sunil" Reddy.
Contents
Overview
Author: C "Sunil" Reddy
Originally posted: 06/22/00
Mods: stars.tbl
Missions: 30
Description
- 12 years after the Second Great War, we discover some more Shivans in an uninhabited system on the other side of Terran space. This campaign is sequel to the Second Great War, in which we set up a blockade, and then go on the offensive. This campaign has many unique things, such as civil wars, a juggernaut on our side, a Colossus on the enemy side, multiple Sathanas and Colossus juggernauts, bombing runs, unique recon missions, and a collapse node, but you are on the wrong side of it. How will you survive?
Comments
The campaign is widely derided in the FreeSpace community as one of the worst third-party campaigns ever to be released. However, for some people, the campaign is so bad that it has come full circle and crossed the "so bad it's good" line. Whether to regard it as a terrible campaign or a MST3K-style funny/stupid campaign is a matter of individual preference.
- "Actually, in terms of mindless "let's blow a whole ton of **** up," it's rather enjoyable. For instance, I fondly remember one mission where you single-handedly have to take out about 18 or so assorted Shivan cruisers and corvettes. (Turns out a double Helios more than smashes a Cain to smithereens.) However, if you're looking for a coherent story and sensible ship use, it's probably not your cup of tea." ~Mongoose, HLP
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
