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Act 1 is my least favorite part, but that's probably cause I was still getting used to fighting the SFOD variants. Somehow it just felt like they were much tougher initially compared to the rest of the mod.
Act 2's reinforcement system is something really unique for a level gimmick and has some pretty good level design overall.
Act 3 is probably my favorite just for the beginning section alone, the music definitely sells the mood. Breaking the Fog and Arcade Backdraft go really hard, and sometimes give me enough energy to keep trying to break through the struggle that is the N51.
Protagonist mode is for the people who can't take the heat with only two corpus blocks. We wanted to include this as a wardrobe option already unlocked, but that feature doesn't exist in game (yet?)
Also make sure the prereqs up to date along with the campaign itself, as there have been many micro patches to clean things up.
Just use BepinEx NEM and become a MAG Agent, trust.
Amazing campaign, just needs more tweaks on the difficulty as it gets too punishing without having to die two to three times to get what your doing
Overall a 10/10 experience, this is great
thank you DarkSignal for all your efforts, from shaping up such a friggin' cool faction and placing them in unprecedented before events to being the modding community's main force that unleashes the new horizons!
follow-up on the atmosphere, this campaign perfectly nails the niche of full scale conflicts in Nevada. it's so refreshing to see faction-on-faction conflict up to the scale of full-on military confrontation, even when events take place in close quarters and where you're basically among regular soldiers too.