Topic: Happy Thanksgiving!

From checking out ModDB, I learned that the people at Freeworlds have much to be thankful for, courtesy of the First Strike team.

'Tis the season, nice work guys.

http://i47.tinypic.com/10xskg8.jpg

Re: Happy Thanksgiving!

Yeah.  I happen to be great pals with one of the Freeworlds "Devs".  They want me to extend their thanks yet again for letting them use First Strike stuff.

BlackIntel Game Leader
DUKE815: Teamwork's complicated.  I've found that ramming a Lambda with a Y-wing at full boost is most effective.

3 (edited by gaurd502 2008-11-27 13:46:33)

Re: Happy Thanksgiving!

To bad they said  were a mod for BattleFront 2.  There mod looks cool.

http://miniprofile.xfire.com/bg/sh/type/0/gaurd502.png
http://stats.fsmod.com/sig/medic.gurd502.png

Re: Happy Thanksgiving!

Now, who had this idea??

Freelancer, BattleFront 2142, Exrohour... hooray for downfall!

Personally, I wouldnt have my models abused like this - i hope all the original creators have been informed

Re: Happy Thanksgiving!

According to my mate, aye, permission was asked first.

That is not a mod for SWBFII... whats the point in a Star Wars mod for a Star Wars game?  No, its for a game called Freelancer, a space sim.

BlackIntel Game Leader
DUKE815: Teamwork's complicated.  I've found that ramming a Lambda with a Y-wing at full boost is most effective.

Re: Happy Thanksgiving!

I see they've used the XWA Upgrade Skipray, too. That thing is awesome, hoping to see a Skipray in FS some day.

"One of the bitches actually gave birth while she was attacking, and her puppies joined in on the carnage."
--the awesomeness that is Boatmurdered.

Re: Happy Thanksgiving!

Pam wrote:

Now, who had this idea??

Freelancer, BattleFront 2142, Exrohour... hooray for downfall!

Personally, I wouldnt have my models abused like this - i hope all the original creators have been informed

There may well be some poetic justice in misspelling Xero's name lol

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