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I really enjoyed this game right up until one level I never got past. I'm pretty sure anyone who's played to the same level knows exactly which one it was. It's pretty infamous. I love the ship designs, at least. And how hilariously visually destructive some of the weapons are.
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You guys guessing on what's going on are in for a treat. I seem to recall the story getting kinda out there 
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Jun 20, 2017 00:08
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This next mission is what killed my playthrough of this game. It is nonsense.
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Jul 14, 2017 03:17
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The Vorlons weren't nice, they were just much less openly dickish when compared to the Shadows. They were still dicks who meddled with the younger races in order to prove a point at the cost of countless lives. With the notable exception of Ambassador Kosh, anyway. Also, I feel like this wasn't the mission that stopped me, since I recall a friendly fleet showing up at some point. Is there another stealth mission? Polaron fucked around with this message at 00:42 on Jul 15, 2017 |
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Jul 15, 2017 00:40
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OutofSight posted:Different and competing ideologies. Well, that's how it started out. By the time of the show it was Patronizing Fascism (Vorlons) vs Darwinistic Anarchy (Shadows). This LP has actually gotten me back into a Babylon 5 rewatch because it's obvious the developers were heavily influenced by it. The Stiletto-class ships may well have come straight from Earth Alliance R&D. Well, if you put a few more nuke launchers on there, anyway. 
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Jul 15, 2017 03:13
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OutofSight posted:I don't know if could imagine Mr. Morden as an anarchist today. His selling pitches could have been amazing in a "Head and Shoulders" shampoo advertisment. Or think bigger bigger: Apple or Google product placement. Would have solved the show's money problems quite nicely. Funny note. Ed Wasser, the actor who played MEEEESTAR MORRDEN, once appeared on Ripley's Believe It or Not TV show because his son was a skateboarding prodigy at, like, three. It was deeply, deeply strange to see him sitting happily next to his wife gushing about his son skateboarding.
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