WCIV endings
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Agree with Hawk. I think the main key is choosing to use the Flashpack on the Ella station, but you may also have to choose the Speardon missions instead of Circe. Circe are missions where you are assiting the BWs against attacks, while Speardon involves you getting more weapons. Panther wants you to choose Circe, Hawk Speardon, if I recall correctly.
Not on the PSX version, 'cause you can't go to Circe!
Damn, stupid butchered console version!
Anyway, the first time I saw the "dark" ending, I was shocked. I'd never knew it existed. Hell, I'd been playing WC3 for almost two years before I finally saw all the cutscenes!
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Anyway, the first time I saw the "dark" ending, I was shocked. I'd never knew it existed. Hell, I'd been playing WC3 for almost two years before I finally saw all the cutscenes!
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Knight
Spaceman
Yeah, you have to go to both Speardon and flashpack ella. It's the only way to get it that I know of (i've tried
) Good cutscene, if you liked the Dragons and the idea of BL Covert Ops
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Aw...I have to disagree with Panther? It's so hard to say no to those eyes
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Death
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Wolfsbane said:
To get the "dark" ending, Hawk's morale has to be better than Panther's by the end of the game. The way the game is set up, the major changes in difference of morale between the 2 is when you have to chose one over the other, like say for the Circe/Speradon split (not the only choice, but an obvious one).
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Knight
Spaceman
Only from your point of view. Just do the same thing, except with not flashpack. Just go inside, lock on, fire all missles and start shooting every gun you have, and before long you have it blowing up around you
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Death
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Shane said:
Note that it is possible to agree to take the FP, but not use it on Ella. ("Why?" you ask? "Outrun Ella" has more ships to deal with than "flashpak Ella")
Agree to take the FP with you to Ella, but don't use it. Whack all the fighters, dump all power to guns (if there's nothing to hurt you, shields and damage control aren't needed; ditto engines, for the most part, though a single 'notch' of engine power to move around can't hurt), then just lean on the trigger, using your only torp (since the FP takes up a torp hardpoint) to speed the process a little. Move around a bit to get the other quadrants of the station. Takes time, yeah, but by doing it that way you can use the FP later on the Vesuvius (which isn't that hard to kill with conventional weapons, mind you).
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Death
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Wedge009 said:
In theory, they can't lock from inside the hangar. I've not gotten the chance to try that out, though.
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It's just annoying that the Vesuvius sometimes has the habit of turning around with you inside, smacking your ship in the hangar's wall.
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To avoid bouncing around inside a carrier hangar do the following: Simply stay in the mouth of the opening. Match your speed to the carriers. As you're a fair distance from the center of the carrier you should be able to see the square representing the carrier and locking indicators for your torps while still going in the same direction as the carrier. Once lock is achieved, simply fire and spin around. As you're in the mouth of the hangar spinning around gets you out of the ship without damage.
Question: Has anyone successfully flown through the hangar of the Kilrathi light destroyer (the one that fires the bio missiles at Locanda) in WC3? It's the only ship with a hangar that I can't get into.
Question: Has anyone successfully flown through the hangar of the Kilrathi light destroyer (the one that fires the bio missiles at Locanda) in WC3? It's the only ship with a hangar that I can't get into.
Quarto
Unknown Enemy
Penguin: I've flown through it, but it cost me half of my armour and it was useless in terms of combat benefits, since you couldn't really stop in there (well, with autoslide and some really fancy manoeuvring, you could, but...). Thus, it's really just something to try on a rainy day
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