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| − | *The fleet action in this mission's command briefing is a direct reference to the same event at the beginning of [[Echo Gate]]. Upon hearing of the call for voice acting for | + | *The fleet action in this mission's command briefing is a direct reference to the same event at the beginning of [[Echo Gate]]. Upon hearing of the call for voice acting for Echo Gate, Goober5000 contacted Blaise Russel to see if that campaign and [[Silent Threat: Reborn]] could be made compatible, since ST:R was already compatible with [[Shrouding the Light]]. Remarkably, the only changes necessary were a slight adjustment of dates in the two timelines and a minor rewrite of this command briefing -- which had the happy side effect of adding depth and context to the "Shivan cleanup" story arc. This marks a rare instance of two campaign designers collaborating before the release of either campaign. |
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SILENT THREAT: REBORN MISSION 5
Fighter squadron: 91st Phantoms
Description: After a pirate attack, GTI forces must secure a weapons development complex.
Background
Notes
- The fleet action in this mission's command briefing is a direct reference to the same event at the beginning of Echo Gate. Upon hearing of the call for voice acting for Echo Gate, Goober5000 contacted Blaise Russel to see if that campaign and Silent Threat: Reborn could be made compatible, since ST:R was already compatible with Shrouding the Light. Remarkably, the only changes necessary were a slight adjustment of dates in the two timelines and a minor rewrite of this command briefing -- which had the happy side effect of adding depth and context to the "Shivan cleanup" story arc. This marks a rare instance of two campaign designers collaborating before the release of either campaign.
