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Mobius: Links to the actual good/bad ending debriefings in "Tales of a Reporter" have been added

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Links to the actual good/bad ending debriefings in "Tales of a Reporter" have been added

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	This is a [[Red-alert\|Red Alert]] mission so we'll keep the same designation as the previous mission, and that would be ''Alpha 1.'' Survivors from wings ''Alpha'' through ''Delta'' will be the only Allied forces we'll be relying on in this final mission of Gehenna's Gate. After the intro cutscene, we'll find ourselves in an uncharted system, where the [[Series Resurrecta Ship Database#SI Gehenna\|''Gehenna'']] is sending subspace and gravity pulses that are strong enough to make our spacecraft shake. The HUD is overwhelmed by navigation errors and reports on how logistically impossible it'd be to pull back to [[Ross 128]] or any Allied base. In this pure chaos, we have to be quick and order our wingmen to attack the four ''Ungoliant'' panels on the [[SI Arachnas\|Arachnas]]: ''Prima, Secunda, Tertia'' and ''Quarta''. We can also go weapons hot and try to eliminate the installation outright, but the surgical strike would be much more effective and safer to perform, thanks to several quasi-blind spots in proximity to the panels. Waves after waves of Shivan fighters will come in to intercept, including [[SF Chimera\|Chimerae]] stealth fighters and agile [[Manticore\|Manticores]]. In addition to this, many other Shivan units will converge on your position from several clicks away, but they will never get close enough to you to pose a threat. Things will get serious after the second cutscene, showing a [[Lucifer]]-class superdestroyer, the [[Series Resurrecta Ship Database#SSD Diabolos\|SSD ''Diabolos'']], entering the area, followed progressively by other ships, which will in turn deploy even more fighters to intercept us. The ''Gehenna'' itself will also track and monitor you, where by you it means ''Alpha 1'', and launch aggressive [[SF Gorgon\|Gorgon]] fighters whose only objective is to take down what the ''Gehenna'' perceives as the main threat to its survival. If things go smoothly and you don't lose too much time trying to destroy enemy fighters, the four panels will be destroyed before the bad ending of the campaign is triggered, thus leading to the subspace corridor being temporarily reopened for you to go through and return back to [[Ross 128]].		This is a [[Red-alert\|Red Alert]] mission so we'll keep the same designation as the previous mission, and that would be ''Alpha 1.'' Survivors from wings ''Alpha'' through ''Delta'' will be the only Allied forces we'll be relying on in this final mission of Gehenna's Gate. After the intro cutscene, we'll find ourselves in an uncharted system, where the [[Series Resurrecta Ship Database#SI Gehenna\|''Gehenna'']] is sending subspace and gravity pulses that are strong enough to make our spacecraft shake. The HUD is overwhelmed by navigation errors and reports on how logistically impossible it'd be to pull back to [[Ross 128]] or any Allied base. In this pure chaos, we have to be quick and order our wingmen to attack the four ''Ungoliant'' panels on the [[SI Arachnas\|Arachnas]]: ''Prima, Secunda, Tertia'' and ''Quarta''. We can also go weapons hot and try to eliminate the installation outright, but the surgical strike would be much more effective and safer to perform, thanks to several quasi-blind spots in proximity to the panels. Waves after waves of Shivan fighters will come in to intercept, including [[SF Chimera\|Chimerae]] stealth fighters and agile [[Manticore\|Manticores]]. In addition to this, many other Shivan units will converge on your position from several clicks away, but they will never get close enough to you to pose a threat. Things will get serious after the second cutscene, showing a [[Lucifer]]-class superdestroyer, the [[Series Resurrecta Ship Database#SSD Diabolos\|SSD ''Diabolos'']], entering the area, followed progressively by other ships, which will in turn deploy even more fighters to intercept us. The ''Gehenna'' itself will also track and monitor you, where by you it means ''Alpha 1'', and launch aggressive [[SF Gorgon\|Gorgon]] fighters whose only objective is to take down what the ''Gehenna'' perceives as the main threat to its survival. If things go smoothly and you don't lose too much time trying to destroy enemy fighters, the four panels will be destroyed before the bad ending of the campaign is triggered, thus leading to the subspace corridor being temporarily reopened for you to go through and return back to [[Ross 128]].

	The ''Gehenna'' is destroyable without attacking Ungoliant subsystems. If enough fighters survive in [[Lasciate ogne speranza...]] and hold on long enough, they can destroy the station without engaging Ungoliant panels. It's worth noting that engaging Ungoliant subsystems is a much easier way to complete the mission, as their combined hitpoint amount is significantly lower then the station itself, and destruction of all four triggers a self-destruct event. Both ways of destroying the station ~~triggers~~ the good ending.		The ''Gehenna'' is destroyable without attacking Ungoliant subsystems. If enough fighters survive in [[Lasciate ogne speranza...]] and hold on long enough, they can destroy the station without engaging Ungoliant panels. It's worth noting that engaging Ungoliant subsystems is a much easier way to complete the mission, as their combined hitpoint amount is significantly lower then the station itself, and destruction of all four triggers a self-destruct event. Both ways of destroying the station trigger the [[Series Resurrecta - Tales of a Reporter#Good Ending\|good ending]].

	The outcome of the mission is in part determined by your performance throughout the campaign. Failing secondary and minor mission objectives, and not performing admirably overall, will both result in the growth of a campaign variable that will get the bad ending of the mission to be triggered faster. If you happen to see the [[Series Resurrecta Ship Database#SD Beast (GehG)\|SD ''Beast'']] jumping in, it's over. The appearance of the [[Lilith]] cruiser [[Series Resurrecta Ship Database#SC Mahanaga\|''Mahanaga'']] is an indicator that the bad ending will occur in less than a minute.		The outcome of the mission is in part determined by your performance throughout the campaign. Failing secondary and minor mission objectives, and not performing admirably overall, will both result in the growth of a campaign variable that will get the [[Series Resurrecta - Tales of a Reporter#Bad Ending\|bad ending]] of the mission to be triggered faster. If you happen to see the [[Series Resurrecta Ship Database#SD Beast (GehG)\|SD ''Beast'']] jumping in, it's over. The appearance of the [[Lilith]] cruiser [[Series Resurrecta Ship Database#SC Mahanaga\|''Mahanaga'']] is an indicator that the bad ending will occur in less than a minute.

	==Notable ships present==		==Notable ships present==

Mobius: Same as before

2020-12-30T10:51:47Z

Same as before

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	'''Player squadron:''' [[Series Resurrecta Squadrons#144th Ghost Dolphins\|144th Ghost Dolphins]]		'''Player squadron:''' [[Series Resurrecta Squadrons#144th Ghost Dolphins\|144th Ghost Dolphins]]

			'''System:''' [[Fomalhaut]] (read the [[...Voi ch'intrate#Notes\|notes]])

	'''Description:''' Dragged into subspace by the Gehenna into an uncharted system, brave pilots engage the installation in a dangerous battle with little concern about whether or not they can make it back...		'''Description:''' Dragged into subspace by the Gehenna into an uncharted system, brave pilots engage the installation in a dangerous battle with little concern about whether or not they can make it back...

Nomad at 12:19, 30 October 2020

2020-10-30T12:19:08Z

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	This is a [[Red-alert\|Red Alert]] mission so we'll keep the same designation as the previous mission, and that would be ''Alpha 1.'' Survivors from wings ''Alpha'' through ''Delta'' will be the only Allied forces we'll be relying on in this final mission of Gehenna's Gate. After the intro cutscene, we'll find ourselves in an uncharted system, where the [[Series Resurrecta Ship Database#SI Gehenna\|''Gehenna'']] is sending subspace and gravity pulses that are strong enough to make our spacecraft shake. The HUD is overwhelmed by navigation errors and reports on how logistically impossible it'd be to pull back to [[Ross 128]] or any Allied base. In this pure chaos, we have to be quick and order our wingmen to attack the four ''Ungoliant'' panels on the [[SI Arachnas\|Arachnas]]: ''Prima, Secunda, Tertia'' and ''Quarta''. We can also go weapons hot and try to eliminate the installation outright, but the surgical strike would be much more effective and safer to perform, thanks to several quasi-blind spots in proximity to the panels. Waves after waves of Shivan fighters will come in to intercept, including [[SF Chimera\|Chimerae]] stealth fighters and agile [[Manticore\|Manticores]]. In addition to this, many other Shivan units will converge on your position from several clicks away, but they will never get close enough to you to pose a threat. Things will get serious after the second cutscene, showing a [[Lucifer]]-class superdestroyer, the [[Series Resurrecta Ship Database#SSD Diabolos\|SSD ''Diabolos'']], entering the area, followed progressively by other ships, which will in turn deploy even more fighters to intercept us. The ''Gehenna'' itself will also track and monitor you, where by you it means ''Alpha 1'', and launch aggressive [[SF Gorgon\|Gorgon]] fighters whose only objective is to take down what the ''Gehenna'' perceives as the main threat to its survival. If things go smoothly and you don't lose too much time trying to destroy enemy fighters, the four panels will be destroyed before the bad ending of the campaign is triggered, thus leading to the subspace corridor being temporarily reopened for you to go through and return back to [[Ross 128]].		This is a [[Red-alert\|Red Alert]] mission so we'll keep the same designation as the previous mission, and that would be ''Alpha 1.'' Survivors from wings ''Alpha'' through ''Delta'' will be the only Allied forces we'll be relying on in this final mission of Gehenna's Gate. After the intro cutscene, we'll find ourselves in an uncharted system, where the [[Series Resurrecta Ship Database#SI Gehenna\|''Gehenna'']] is sending subspace and gravity pulses that are strong enough to make our spacecraft shake. The HUD is overwhelmed by navigation errors and reports on how logistically impossible it'd be to pull back to [[Ross 128]] or any Allied base. In this pure chaos, we have to be quick and order our wingmen to attack the four ''Ungoliant'' panels on the [[SI Arachnas\|Arachnas]]: ''Prima, Secunda, Tertia'' and ''Quarta''. We can also go weapons hot and try to eliminate the installation outright, but the surgical strike would be much more effective and safer to perform, thanks to several quasi-blind spots in proximity to the panels. Waves after waves of Shivan fighters will come in to intercept, including [[SF Chimera\|Chimerae]] stealth fighters and agile [[Manticore\|Manticores]]. In addition to this, many other Shivan units will converge on your position from several clicks away, but they will never get close enough to you to pose a threat. Things will get serious after the second cutscene, showing a [[Lucifer]]-class superdestroyer, the [[Series Resurrecta Ship Database#SSD Diabolos\|SSD ''Diabolos'']], entering the area, followed progressively by other ships, which will in turn deploy even more fighters to intercept us. The ''Gehenna'' itself will also track and monitor you, where by you it means ''Alpha 1'', and launch aggressive [[SF Gorgon\|Gorgon]] fighters whose only objective is to take down what the ''Gehenna'' perceives as the main threat to its survival. If things go smoothly and you don't lose too much time trying to destroy enemy fighters, the four panels will be destroyed before the bad ending of the campaign is triggered, thus leading to the subspace corridor being temporarily reopened for you to go through and return back to [[Ross 128]].

	The ''Gehenna'' is destroyable without attacking Ungoliant subsystems. If enough fighters survive in [[Lasciate ogne speranza...]] and hold on long enough, they can destroy the station without engaging Ungoliant panels. It's worth noting that engaging Ungoliant subsystems is a much easier way to complete the mission, as their combined hitpoint amount is significantly lower then the station itself, and destruction of all four triggers self-~~destruction~~ event. Both ways of destroying the station triggers the good ending.		The ''Gehenna'' is destroyable without attacking Ungoliant subsystems. If enough fighters survive in [[Lasciate ogne speranza...]] and hold on long enough, they can destroy the station without engaging Ungoliant panels. It's worth noting that engaging Ungoliant subsystems is a much easier way to complete the mission, as their combined hitpoint amount is significantly lower then the station itself, and destruction of all four triggers a self-destruct event. Both ways of destroying the station triggers the good ending.

	The outcome of the mission is in part determined by your performance throughout the campaign. Failing secondary and minor mission objectives, and not performing admirably overall, will both result in the growth of a campaign variable that will get the bad ending of the mission to be triggered faster. If you happen to see the [[Series Resurrecta Ship Database#SD Beast (GehG)\|SD ''Beast'']] jumping in, it's over. The appearance of the [[Lilith]] cruiser [[Series Resurrecta Ship Database#SC Mahanaga\|''Mahanaga'']] is an indicator that the bad ending will occur in less than a minute.		The outcome of the mission is in part determined by your performance throughout the campaign. Failing secondary and minor mission objectives, and not performing admirably overall, will both result in the growth of a campaign variable that will get the bad ending of the mission to be triggered faster. If you happen to see the [[Series Resurrecta Ship Database#SD Beast (GehG)\|SD ''Beast'']] jumping in, it's over. The appearance of the [[Lilith]] cruiser [[Series Resurrecta Ship Database#SC Mahanaga\|''Mahanaga'']] is an indicator that the bad ending will occur in less than a minute.

Nomad at 12:18, 30 October 2020

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	This is a [[Red-alert\|Red Alert]] mission so we'll keep the same designation as the previous mission, and that would be ''Alpha 1.'' Survivors from wings ''Alpha'' through ''Delta'' will be the only Allied forces we'll be relying on in this final mission of Gehenna's Gate. After the intro cutscene, we'll find ourselves in an uncharted system, where the [[Series Resurrecta Ship Database#SI Gehenna\|''Gehenna'']] is sending subspace and gravity pulses that are strong enough to make our spacecraft shake. The HUD is overwhelmed by navigation errors and reports on how logistically impossible it'd be to pull back to [[Ross 128]] or any Allied base. In this pure chaos, we have to be quick and order our wingmen to attack the four ''Ungoliant'' panels on the [[SI Arachnas\|Arachnas]]: ''Prima, Secunda, Tertia'' and ''Quarta''. We can also go weapons hot and try to eliminate the installation outright, but the surgical strike would be much more effective and safer to perform, thanks to several quasi-blind spots in proximity to the panels. Waves after waves of Shivan fighters will come in to intercept, including [[SF Chimera\|Chimerae]] stealth fighters and agile [[Manticore\|Manticores]]. In addition to this, many other Shivan units will converge on your position from several clicks away, but they will never get close enough to you to pose a threat. Things will get serious after the second cutscene, showing a [[Lucifer]]-class superdestroyer, the [[Series Resurrecta Ship Database#SSD Diabolos\|SSD ''Diabolos'']], entering the area, followed progressively by other ships, which will in turn deploy even more fighters to intercept us. The ''Gehenna'' itself will also track and monitor you, where by you it means ''Alpha 1'', and launch aggressive [[SF Gorgon\|Gorgon]] fighters whose only objective is to take down what the ''Gehenna'' perceives as the main threat to its survival. If things go smoothly and you don't lose too much time trying to destroy enemy fighters, the four panels will be destroyed before the bad ending of the campaign is triggered, thus leading to the subspace corridor being temporarily reopened for you to go through and return back to [[Ross 128]].		This is a [[Red-alert\|Red Alert]] mission so we'll keep the same designation as the previous mission, and that would be ''Alpha 1.'' Survivors from wings ''Alpha'' through ''Delta'' will be the only Allied forces we'll be relying on in this final mission of Gehenna's Gate. After the intro cutscene, we'll find ourselves in an uncharted system, where the [[Series Resurrecta Ship Database#SI Gehenna\|''Gehenna'']] is sending subspace and gravity pulses that are strong enough to make our spacecraft shake. The HUD is overwhelmed by navigation errors and reports on how logistically impossible it'd be to pull back to [[Ross 128]] or any Allied base. In this pure chaos, we have to be quick and order our wingmen to attack the four ''Ungoliant'' panels on the [[SI Arachnas\|Arachnas]]: ''Prima, Secunda, Tertia'' and ''Quarta''. We can also go weapons hot and try to eliminate the installation outright, but the surgical strike would be much more effective and safer to perform, thanks to several quasi-blind spots in proximity to the panels. Waves after waves of Shivan fighters will come in to intercept, including [[SF Chimera\|Chimerae]] stealth fighters and agile [[Manticore\|Manticores]]. In addition to this, many other Shivan units will converge on your position from several clicks away, but they will never get close enough to you to pose a threat. Things will get serious after the second cutscene, showing a [[Lucifer]]-class superdestroyer, the [[Series Resurrecta Ship Database#SSD Diabolos\|SSD ''Diabolos'']], entering the area, followed progressively by other ships, which will in turn deploy even more fighters to intercept us. The ''Gehenna'' itself will also track and monitor you, where by you it means ''Alpha 1'', and launch aggressive [[SF Gorgon\|Gorgon]] fighters whose only objective is to take down what the ''Gehenna'' perceives as the main threat to its survival. If things go smoothly and you don't lose too much time trying to destroy enemy fighters, the four panels will be destroyed before the bad ending of the campaign is triggered, thus leading to the subspace corridor being temporarily reopened for you to go through and return back to [[Ross 128]].

	The ''Gehenna'' is destroyable without attacking Ungoliant subsystems. If enough fighters survive in [[Lasciate ogne speranza...]] and hold on long enough, they can destroy the station without engaging Ungoliant panels. It's worth noting that engaging Ungoliant subsystems is much easier way to complete the mission, as their combined hitpoint amount is significantly lower then the station itself, and destruction of all four triggers self-destruction event. Both ways of destroying the station triggers the good ending.		The ''Gehenna'' is destroyable without attacking Ungoliant subsystems. If enough fighters survive in [[Lasciate ogne speranza...]] and hold on long enough, they can destroy the station without engaging Ungoliant panels. It's worth noting that engaging Ungoliant subsystems is a much easier way to complete the mission, as their combined hitpoint amount is significantly lower then the station itself, and destruction of all four triggers self-destruction event. Both ways of destroying the station triggers the good ending.

	The outcome of the mission is in part determined by your performance throughout the campaign. Failing secondary and minor mission objectives, and not performing admirably overall, will both result in the growth of a campaign variable that will get the bad ending of the mission to be triggered faster. If you happen to see the [[Series Resurrecta Ship Database#SD Beast (GehG)\|SD ''Beast'']] jumping in, it's over. The appearance of the [[Lilith]] cruiser [[Series Resurrecta Ship Database#SC Mahanaga\|''Mahanaga'']] is an indicator that the bad ending will occur in less than a minute.		The outcome of the mission is in part determined by your performance throughout the campaign. Failing secondary and minor mission objectives, and not performing admirably overall, will both result in the growth of a campaign variable that will get the bad ending of the mission to be triggered faster. If you happen to see the [[Series Resurrecta Ship Database#SD Beast (GehG)\|SD ''Beast'']] jumping in, it's over. The appearance of the [[Lilith]] cruiser [[Series Resurrecta Ship Database#SC Mahanaga\|''Mahanaga'']] is an indicator that the bad ending will occur in less than a minute.

Nomad at 12:10, 30 October 2020

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	{{Mission\|last=\|previous=Lasciate ogne speranza...\|campaign=Series Resurrecta Campaigns Walkthrough}}		{{Mission\|last=\|previous=Lasciate ogne speranza...\|campaign=Series Resurrecta Campaigns Walkthrough}}

	'''[[Shadows of the Great War]] - [[Gehenna's Gate]] Mission 8'''		'''[[Shadows of the Great War]] - [[Gehenna's Gate]] Mission 8: ...Voi ch'intrate'''

	'''Player squadron:''' [[Series Resurrecta Squadrons#144th Ghost Dolphins\|144th Ghost Dolphins]]		'''Player squadron:''' [[Series Resurrecta Squadrons#144th Ghost Dolphins\|144th Ghost Dolphins]]

Mobius: Recommendation on how to destroy the Gehenna moved from Notes to Walkthrough. Notes concerning the Ungoliant panels added.

2020-10-27T11:24:46Z

Recommendation on how to destroy the Gehenna moved from Notes to Walkthrough. Notes concerning the Ungoliant panels added.

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	==Walkthrough==		==Walkthrough==
	This is a [[Red-alert\|Red Alert]] mission so we'll keep the same designation as the previous mission, and that would be ''Alpha 1.'' Survivors from wings ''Alpha'' through ''Delta'' will be the only Allied forces we'll be relying on in this final mission of Gehenna's Gate. After the intro cutscene, we'll find ourselves in an uncharted system, where the [[Series Resurrecta Ship Database#SI Gehenna\|''Gehenna'']] is sending subspace and gravity pulses that are strong enough to make our spacecraft shake. The HUD is overwhelmed by navigation errors and reports on how logistically impossible it'd be to pull back to [[Ross 128]] or any Allied base. In this pure chaos, we have to be quick and order our wingmen to attack the four ''Ungoliant'' panels on the [[SI Arachnas\|Arachnas]]: ''Prima, Secunda, Tertia'' and ''Quarta''. We can also go weapons hot and try to eliminate the installation outright, but the surgical strike would be much more effective and safer to perform, thanks to several quasi-blind spots in proximity to the panels. Waves after waves of Shivan fighters will come in to intercept, including [[SF Chimera\|Chimerae]] stealth fighters and agile [[Manticore\|Manticores]]. In addition to this, many other Shivan units will converge on your position from several clicks away, but they will never get close enough to you to pose a threat. Things will get serious after the second cutscene, showing a [[Lucifer]]-class superdestroyer, the [[Series Resurrecta Ship Database#SSD Diabolos\|SSD ''Diabolos'']], entering the area, followed progressively by other ships, which will in turn deploy even more fighters to intercept us. The ''Gehenna'' itself will also track and monitor you, where by you it means ''Alpha 1'', and launch aggressive [[SF Gorgon\|Gorgon]] fighters whose only objective is to take down what the ''Gehenna'' perceives as the main threat to its survival. If things go smoothly and you don't lose too much time trying to destroy enemy fighters, the four panels will be destroyed before the bad ending of the campaign is triggered, thus leading to the subspace corridor being temporarily reopened for you to go through and return back to [[Ross 128]].		This is a [[Red-alert\|Red Alert]] mission so we'll keep the same designation as the previous mission, and that would be ''Alpha 1.'' Survivors from wings ''Alpha'' through ''Delta'' will be the only Allied forces we'll be relying on in this final mission of Gehenna's Gate. After the intro cutscene, we'll find ourselves in an uncharted system, where the [[Series Resurrecta Ship Database#SI Gehenna\|''Gehenna'']] is sending subspace and gravity pulses that are strong enough to make our spacecraft shake. The HUD is overwhelmed by navigation errors and reports on how logistically impossible it'd be to pull back to [[Ross 128]] or any Allied base. In this pure chaos, we have to be quick and order our wingmen to attack the four ''Ungoliant'' panels on the [[SI Arachnas\|Arachnas]]: ''Prima, Secunda, Tertia'' and ''Quarta''. We can also go weapons hot and try to eliminate the installation outright, but the surgical strike would be much more effective and safer to perform, thanks to several quasi-blind spots in proximity to the panels. Waves after waves of Shivan fighters will come in to intercept, including [[SF Chimera\|Chimerae]] stealth fighters and agile [[Manticore\|Manticores]]. In addition to this, many other Shivan units will converge on your position from several clicks away, but they will never get close enough to you to pose a threat. Things will get serious after the second cutscene, showing a [[Lucifer]]-class superdestroyer, the [[Series Resurrecta Ship Database#SSD Diabolos\|SSD ''Diabolos'']], entering the area, followed progressively by other ships, which will in turn deploy even more fighters to intercept us. The ''Gehenna'' itself will also track and monitor you, where by you it means ''Alpha 1'', and launch aggressive [[SF Gorgon\|Gorgon]] fighters whose only objective is to take down what the ''Gehenna'' perceives as the main threat to its survival. If things go smoothly and you don't lose too much time trying to destroy enemy fighters, the four panels will be destroyed before the bad ending of the campaign is triggered, thus leading to the subspace corridor being temporarily reopened for you to go through and return back to [[Ross 128]].

			The ''Gehenna'' is destroyable without attacking Ungoliant subsystems. If enough fighters survive in [[Lasciate ogne speranza...]] and hold on long enough, they can destroy the station without engaging Ungoliant panels. It's worth noting that engaging Ungoliant subsystems is much easier way to complete the mission, as their combined hitpoint amount is significantly lower then the station itself, and destruction of all four triggers self-destruction event. Both ways of destroying the station triggers the good ending.

	The outcome of the mission is in part determined by your performance throughout the campaign. Failing secondary and minor mission objectives, and not performing admirably overall, will both result in the growth of a campaign variable that will get the bad ending of the mission to be triggered faster. If you happen to see the [[Series Resurrecta Ship Database#SD Beast (GehG)\|SD ''Beast'']] jumping in, it's over. The appearance of the [[Lilith]] cruiser [[Series Resurrecta Ship Database#SC Mahanaga\|''Mahanaga'']] is an indicator that the bad ending will occur in less than a minute.		The outcome of the mission is in part determined by your performance throughout the campaign. Failing secondary and minor mission objectives, and not performing admirably overall, will both result in the growth of a campaign variable that will get the bad ending of the mission to be triggered faster. If you happen to see the [[Series Resurrecta Ship Database#SD Beast (GehG)\|SD ''Beast'']] jumping in, it's over. The appearance of the [[Lilith]] cruiser [[Series Resurrecta Ship Database#SC Mahanaga\|''Mahanaga'']] is an indicator that the bad ending will occur in less than a minute.
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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*The ~~Gehenna is destroyable without attacking~~ Ungoliant ~~subsystems~~. ~~If enough fighters survive in [[Lasciate_ogne_speranza~~...~~\|Lasciate ogne speranza~~...]] and ~~hold on long enough~~, ~~they can destroy~~ the ~~station without engaging Ungoliant panels~~. It's worth noting that ~~engaging Ungoliant subsystems is much easier way to complete~~ the ~~mission, as their combined hitpoint amount~~ is ~~significantly lower then the station itself~~, and ~~destruction~~ of ~~all four triggers self~~-~~destruction event. Both ways of destroying the station triggers the good ending~~.		*The character of [https://lotr.fandom.com/wiki/Ungoliant Ungoliant] from [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J._R._R._Tolkien J.R.R. Tolkien]'s works was an evil being shaped like a spider, just like her far more famous daughter [https://lotr.fandom.com/wiki/Shelob Shelob]. Ungoliant panels are named using Latin ordinals, and their feminine nature is enforced (Prima, Secunda, Tertia and Quarta are the feminine singular forms of First, Second, Third and Fourth, respectively). It's also worth noting that the class name [[SI Arachnas\|Arachnas]] is a plural form of [https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Arachne#Latin ''Arachne''], and therefore refers to a multitude of spider-like beings.

	*The title of the eighth and final Gehenna's Gate mission completes the quote from the inscription on the [https://dantesinferno.fandom.com/wiki/The_Gates_of_Hell Gates of Hell], as described in Dante's [https://www.danteinferno.info/translations/canto3.html Inferno Canto III]. In fact, "...Voi ch'intrate" (...you that enter here") is the second and final part of the phrase [[Lasciate ogne speranza...\|''Lasciate ogne speranza'']]'', voi ch'intrate'' ("Abandon all hope, you that enter here"). This is the culmination of the several quotes from Italian poet [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dante_Alighieri Dante Alighieri] seen throughout the campaign, and is also enforced by the very last mission preload screen.		*The title of the eighth and final Gehenna's Gate mission completes the quote from the inscription on the [https://dantesinferno.fandom.com/wiki/The_Gates_of_Hell Gates of Hell], as described in Dante's [https://www.danteinferno.info/translations/canto3.html Inferno Canto III]. In fact, "...Voi ch'intrate" (...you that enter here") is the second and final part of the phrase [[Lasciate ogne speranza...\|''Lasciate ogne speranza'']]'', voi ch'intrate'' ("Abandon all hope, you that enter here"). This is the culmination of the several quotes from Italian poet [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dante_Alighieri Dante Alighieri] seen throughout the campaign, and is also enforced by the very last mission preload screen.

Nyctaeus: formating + alternate way of killing Gehenna

2020-10-26T05:42:29Z

formating + alternate way of killing Gehenna

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	The ~~title of the eighth and final~~ Gehenna~~'s Gate mission completes the quote from the inscription on the [https://dantesinferno~~.~~fandom.com/wiki/The_Gates_of_Hell Gates of Hell], as described~~ in ~~Dante's~~ [~~https://www~~.~~danteinferno~~.~~info/translations/canto3~~.~~html Inferno Canto III]. In fact, "...Voi ch'intrate" (...you that enter here") is the second and final part of the phrase [[~~Lasciate ogne speranza...~~\|''Lasciate ogne speranza''~~]]'', ~~voi ch~~'~~intrate'' ("Abandon all hope~~, ~~you that enter here"). This~~ is the ~~culmination~~ of ~~the several quotes from Italian poet [https://en~~.~~wikipedia.org/wiki/Dante_Alighieri Dante Alighieri] seen throughout~~ the ~~campaign, and is also enforced by~~ the ~~very last mission preload screen~~.		*The Gehenna is destroyable without attacking Ungoliant subsystems. If enough fighters survive in [[Lasciate_ogne_speranza...\|Lasciate ogne speranza...]] and hold on long enough, they can destroy the station without engaging Ungoliant panels. It's worth noting that engaging Ungoliant subsystems is much easier way to complete the mission, as their combined hitpoint amount is significantly lower then the station itself, and destruction of all four triggers self-destruction event. Both ways of destroying the station triggers the good ending.

	The [~~[Shivan Comm Node~~]~~] is called SCN ''Geryon'' in Series Resurrecta~~, as ~~a further tribute to~~ Dante's Inferno. ~~Many~~ of the ~~Shivan ships in the area during "~~...~~Voi~~ ch'intrate" ~~are named after~~ [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/~~Divine_Comedy Divine Comedy~~] ~~evil beings~~.		*The title of the eighth and final Gehenna's Gate mission completes the quote from the inscription on the [https://dantesinferno.fandom.com/wiki/The_Gates_of_Hell Gates of Hell], as described in Dante's [https://www.danteinferno.info/translations/canto3.html Inferno Canto III]. In fact, "...Voi ch'intrate" (...you that enter here") is the second and final part of the phrase [[Lasciate ogne speranza...\|''Lasciate ogne speranza'']]'', voi ch'intrate'' ("Abandon all hope, you that enter here"). This is the culmination of the several quotes from Italian poet [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dante_Alighieri Dante Alighieri] seen throughout the campaign, and is also enforced by the very last mission preload screen.

	The ~~variable that keeps track of 49 distinct events throughout the previous missions of the campaign, and therefore determines the player~~'s ''~~malus~~'' ~~potentially resulting~~ in the ~~bad ending being triggered ahead of time, is~~ named after ~~the character of Minosse (~~[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/~~Minos#In_poetry ''Minos'']) from the~~ Divine Comedy~~, the entity that is tasked with judging souls. The reference to this entity lies in the fact that the player is somehow "judged" for their performance during the campaign~~.		*The [[Shivan Comm Node]] is called SCN ''Geryon'' in Series Resurrecta, as a further tribute to Dante's Inferno. Many of the Shivan ships in the area during "...Voi ch'intrate" are named after [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Divine_Comedy Divine Comedy] evil beings.

	In the ~~old version~~ of the ~~mission~~, the ~~message tied to~~ the ~~arrival~~ of the [~~[Series Resurrecta Ship Database~~#~~SC Empusa\|SC~~ ''~~Empusa~~'']~~] reported~~ the ~~cruiser as a previously encountered asset~~, ~~yet there's no trace of it in any other mission of GehG~~. ~~It's possible that it was initially meant to be a warship fleeing from [[Ross 128]]~~ to the ~~uncharted system, where~~ the player ~~would meet it again~~.		*The variable that keeps track of 49 distinct events throughout the previous missions of the campaign, and therefore determines the player's ''malus'' potentially resulting in the bad ending being triggered ahead of time, is named after the character of Minosse ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minos#In_poetry ''Minos'']) from the Divine Comedy, the entity that is tasked with judging souls. The reference to this entity lies in the fact that the player is somehow "judged" for their performance during the campaign.

	Even though the skybox filename, as well as the original campaign plans, both point to the uncharted system being [[Fomalhaut]], as per the main [[Inferno]] continuity, it's worth noting that plot-wise the exact determination of this star system remains vague and uncertain in Gehenna's Gate.		*In the old version of the mission, the message tied to the arrival of the [[Series Resurrecta Ship Database#SC Empusa\|SC ''Empusa'']] reported the cruiser as a previously encountered asset, yet there's no trace of it in any other mission of GehG. It's possible that it was initially meant to be a warship fleeing from [[Ross 128]] to the uncharted system, where the player would meet it again.

			*Even though the skybox filename, as well as the original campaign plans, both point to the uncharted system being [[Fomalhaut]], as per the main [[Inferno]] continuity, it's worth noting that plot-wise the exact determination of this star system remains vague and uncertain in Gehenna's Gate.

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			*'''Fiction:''' [[Series Resurrecta Fictions#November 14th, 2352 Memories of a veteran from the 53rd Hammerheads\|November 14th, 2352 - Memories of a veteran from the 53rd Hammerheads]] <br>
			*'''Preload quote:''' "All hope abandon, ye who enter in" <br>

	The final battle of the [[Great War]] is taking place in an uncharted system beyond [[Ross 128]]. Brave pilots have been dragged into subspace by the [[Series Resurrecta Ship Database#SI Gehenna\|''Gehenna'']], and will fight not only for their very lives, but also for the fate of the [[Terran]] and [[Vasudan]] species. The subspace corridor between these systems is destabilizing, and could be controlled by the ''Gehenna'' itself. Immense subspace and gravitational fluctuations are emanating from the Ungoliant panels mounted on four different sides of the Shivan installations, and they need to be taken care of. Meanwhile, Allied forces in Ross 128 struggle with major [[Hammer of Light]] interference to their operations, as well as the few remaining Shivan cruisers and corvettes left in the system.		The final battle of the [[Great War]] is taking place in an uncharted system beyond [[Ross 128]]. Brave pilots have been dragged into subspace by the [[Series Resurrecta Ship Database#SI Gehenna\|''Gehenna'']], and will fight not only for their very lives, but also for the fate of the [[Terran]] and [[Vasudan]] species. The subspace corridor between these systems is destabilizing, and could be controlled by the ''Gehenna'' itself. Immense subspace and gravitational fluctuations are emanating from the Ungoliant panels mounted on four different sides of the Shivan installations, and they need to be taken care of. Meanwhile, Allied forces in Ross 128 struggle with major [[Hammer of Light]] interference to their operations, as well as the few remaining Shivan cruisers and corvettes left in the system.

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	The [[Shivan Comm Node]] is called SCN ''Geryon'' in Series Resurrecta, as a further tribute to Dante's Inferno. Many of the Shivan ships in the area during "...Voi ch'intrate" are named after [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Divine_Comedy Divine Comedy] evil beings.		The [[Shivan Comm Node]] is called SCN ''Geryon'' in Series Resurrecta, as a further tribute to Dante's Inferno. Many of the Shivan ships in the area during "...Voi ch'intrate" are named after [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Divine_Comedy Divine Comedy] evil beings.

	The variable that keeps track of 49 distinct events throughout the previous missions of the campaign, and therefore determines the player's ''malus'' potentially resulting in the bad ending being triggered ahead of time, is named after the character of Minosse ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minos#In_poetry ''Minos'']) from the Divine Comedy, the entity that is tasked with judging souls. The reference to this entity lies in the fact that the player is somehow "judged" for ~~the~~ performance during the campaign.		The variable that keeps track of 49 distinct events throughout the previous missions of the campaign, and therefore determines the player's ''malus'' potentially resulting in the bad ending being triggered ahead of time, is named after the character of Minosse ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minos#In_poetry ''Minos'']) from the Divine Comedy, the entity that is tasked with judging souls. The reference to this entity lies in the fact that the player is somehow "judged" for their performance during the campaign.

	In the old version of the mission, the message tied to the arrival of the [[Series Resurrecta Ship Database#SC Empusa\|SC ''Empusa'']] reported the cruiser as a previously encountered asset, yet there's no trace of it in any other mission of GehG. It's possible that it was initially meant to be a warship fleeing from [[Ross 128]] to the uncharted system, where the player would meet it again.		In the old version of the mission, the message tied to the arrival of the [[Series Resurrecta Ship Database#SC Empusa\|SC ''Empusa'']] reported the cruiser as a previously encountered asset, yet there's no trace of it in any other mission of GehG. It's possible that it was initially meant to be a warship fleeing from [[Ross 128]] to the uncharted system, where the player would meet it again.

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	The title of the eighth and final Gehenna's Gate mission completes the quote from the inscription on the [https://dantesinferno.fandom.com/wiki/The_Gates_of_Hell Gates of Hell], as described in Dante's [https://www.danteinferno.info/translations/canto3.html Inferno Canto III]. In fact, "...Voi ch'intrate" (...you that enter here") is the second and final part of the phrase [[Lasciate ogne speranza...\|''Lasciate ogne speranza'']]'', voi ch'intrate'' ("Abandon all hope, you that enter here"). This is the culmination of the several quotes to Italian poet [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dante_Alighieri Dante Alighieri] seen throughout the campaign, and is also enforced by the very last mission preload screen.		The title of the eighth and final Gehenna's Gate mission completes the quote from the inscription on the [https://dantesinferno.fandom.com/wiki/The_Gates_of_Hell Gates of Hell], as described in Dante's [https://www.danteinferno.info/translations/canto3.html Inferno Canto III]. In fact, "...Voi ch'intrate" (...you that enter here") is the second and final part of the phrase [[Lasciate ogne speranza...\|''Lasciate ogne speranza'']]'', voi ch'intrate'' ("Abandon all hope, you that enter here"). This is the culmination of the several quotes from Italian poet [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dante_Alighieri Dante Alighieri] seen throughout the campaign, and is also enforced by the very last mission preload screen.

	The [[Shivan Comm Node]] is called SCN ''Geryon'' in Series Resurrecta, as a further tribute to Dante's Inferno. Many of the Shivan ships in the area during "...Voi ch'intrate" are named after [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Divine_Comedy Divine Comedy] evil beings.		The [[Shivan Comm Node]] is called SCN ''Geryon'' in Series Resurrecta, as a further tribute to Dante's Inferno. Many of the Shivan ships in the area during "...Voi ch'intrate" are named after [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Divine_Comedy Divine Comedy] evil beings.