Post by xdesperado on Nov 12, 2015 16:19:22 GMT -5
I know Cory Trese and fallen were under financial and time constraints putting BF out thus the linear campaign.
Would love to see in future the campaign get an update with more branching choices in the mission selections. Not just with a few different level options for the mission choices but either or mission selection.
Example: Ferarai Lance or Galantia Cross, make this the first branching decision, time constraints mean your team can only do one or the other mission not both. Do you go after the Ferarai Lance and possible survivors or do you deploy to Galantia Cross to head off the Xeno threat there. Would require additional missions be added to make up for not doing both, but would add to the feeling of being a force stretched to its limits and beyond by their duty.
Other Templar forces might get deployed where you didn't or the situation might have gone without Templar intervention, either way the effects of that could be reported in the Safe Zone deployments giving a richer, deeper feeling to the setting.
Ultimately the end of the campaign would remain the same but how you reached that point and the choices (some of which could be painful) for how you reached that end would add to both replayability and atmosphere.
Would love to see in future the campaign get an update with more branching choices in the mission selections. Not just with a few different level options for the mission choices but either or mission selection.
Example: Ferarai Lance or Galantia Cross, make this the first branching decision, time constraints mean your team can only do one or the other mission not both. Do you go after the Ferarai Lance and possible survivors or do you deploy to Galantia Cross to head off the Xeno threat there. Would require additional missions be added to make up for not doing both, but would add to the feeling of being a force stretched to its limits and beyond by their duty.
Other Templar forces might get deployed where you didn't or the situation might have gone without Templar intervention, either way the effects of that could be reported in the Safe Zone deployments giving a richer, deeper feeling to the setting.
Ultimately the end of the campaign would remain the same but how you reached that point and the choices (some of which could be painful) for how you reached that end would add to both replayability and atmosphere.
