My Brother, My Enemy - Revision history

Logomancer: /* Notes */

2014-05-03T04:36:49Z

Notes

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	**This only applies to the first part of the mission. If Laporte dies after reinforcements arrive, you have to redo the whole mission to continue.		**This only applies to the first part of the mission. If Laporte dies after reinforcements arrive, you have to redo the whole mission to continue.
	*There is an inconsistency between the mission proper and its debriefing. In the mission, the SOC pilots are shown in the targeting HUD to belong to the 41st Bengals; in the debriefing, their captain is said to belong to the 64th Bengals.		*There is an inconsistency between the mission proper and its debriefing. In the mission, the SOC pilots are shown in the targeting HUD to belong to the 41st Bengals; in the debriefing, their captain is said to belong to the 64th Bengals.
			* In Freespace 2, Xinny and Zero were the SOC pilots that flew alongside [[Famous Persons#Lieutenant Commander Christopher Snipes\|Lieutenant Commander Christopher Snipes]] and Alpha 1 in the [[Into the Lion's Den\|recon mission]] beyond the second [[Knossos]] portal.

	==Total number of forces==		==Total number of forces==

Logomancer: /* Total number of forces */ Xinny and Zero are actually important!

2014-05-03T03:51:43Z

Total number of forces: Xinny and Zero are actually important!

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	*2 [[GTF Erinyes\|GTF ''Erinyes'']]		*2 [[GTF Erinyes\|GTF ''Erinyes'']]
	**''Gemini 1''		**''Gemini 1''
	***Xinny, 41st Bengals		***[[Famous Persons#Xinny\|Xinny]], 41st Bengals
	**''Libra 1''		**''Libra 1''
	***Zero, 41st Bengals		***[[Famous Persons#Zero\|Zero]], 41st Bengals
	*3 [[GTF Perseus\|GTF ''Perseus'']]		*3 [[GTF Perseus\|GTF ''Perseus'']]
	**''Gemini 2''		**''Gemini 2''

Black Yoshi1230: /* Tips */ Replacing one of my suggestions with an even more efficient idea.

2012-09-04T06:57:17Z

Tips: Replacing one of my suggestions with an even more efficient idea.

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	==Tips==		==Tips==
	* Because the escort list can cover ten ships at once, you can add both your wingmen and all hostile SOC ships, so you can keep coverage on who needs defending or who needs to get shot.		* Because the escort list can cover ten ships at once, you can add both your wingmen and all hostile SOC ships, so you can keep coverage on who needs defending or who needs to get shot.
	* If you need to find ~~out~~ where ~~your distressed wingmen are or the nearest offending~~ ship ~~in the shortest time possible,~~ you can use the ~~Target Padlock view (this option is in the Misc. Key Config~~).		* The best idea to keep track of where all the SOC ships are is to use your in-game Lists (the F3 key), place both SOC wings in one button, and keep that button handy in case you need to find where a particular ship is (you can also use the F5 key to keep track of where your wingmen are).
	** ~~If one of your wingmen are calling for help~~, ~~use the "~~Target My Target's ~~Nearest~~ Attacker~~" key~~ (~~default~~ G).		** Target Padlock (not assigned by default), Target my Target's Target (J key), and Target my Target's Attacker (G key) can also be put to good use in this mission.
	* Both Erinyes fighters are armed with UD-8 Kaysers, the rest of the team is armed with a Balor, and they are armed with Tornadoes and Harpoons. Keep that in mind.		* Both Erinyes fighters are armed with UD-8 Kaysers, the rest of the team is armed with a Balor, and they are armed with Tornadoes and Harpoons. Keep that in mind.
	* If for some reason, your support ship does not want to repair one of your wingmen, you can send your wingmen home (keeping both of them alive fulfills a bonus objective).		* If for some reason, your support ship does not want to repair one of your wingmen, you can send your wingmen home (keeping both of them alive fulfills a bonus objective).

Black Yoshi1230: /* Walkthrough */

2012-08-22T17:50:23Z

Walkthrough

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	There are two ways to go about this. You can either hold at the start point and draw them to you, or charge them in range of the ''Dea Icaunis'' (who still has her armament). Either way, you'll need to destroy them all to proceed. Just be careful with your wingmen; the SOC pilots are good enough to reduce them to expanding balls of gas very quickly if you don't cover them. Fighters on either side will call for help if their hull falls to critical; this is good for prioritizing which wingman to cover, or which fighter to destroy next.		There are two ways to go about this. You can either hold at the start point and draw them to you, or charge them in range of the ''Dea Icaunis'' (who still has her armament). Either way, you'll need to destroy them all to proceed. Just be careful with your wingmen; the SOC pilots are good enough to reduce them to expanding balls of gas very quickly if you don't cover them. Fighters on either side will call for help if their hull falls to critical; this is good for prioritizing which wingman to cover, or which fighter to destroy next.

	Once the fighters are destroyed, there will be some dialogue, indicating that it appears that the fighters disabled the ''Dea Icaunis'' so it could be boarded by marines. Laporte calls the [[UED Solaris (BP)\|''Solaris'']] for back up. A few minutes later, an [[GTT Elysium\|Elysium]] transport will show up with some more fighter escort -- right on schedule. There's a bit of dialogue here, and then they attack; I recommend letting them come to you, which buys you time for Beta wing to arrive from the ''Solaris''. Destroy the fighters and the transport when they arrive; it should be short work.		Once the fighters are destroyed, there will be some dialogue, indicating that it appears that the fighters disabled the ''Dea Icaunis'' so it could be boarded by marines. Laporte calls the [[UED Solaris (BP)\|''Solaris'']] for back up. A few minutes later, an [[GTT Elysium\|Elysium]] transport will show up with some more fighter escort -- right on schedule. There's a bit of dialogue here, and then they attack; I recommend letting them come to you, which buys you time for Beta wing to arrive from the ''Solaris''. You'll have Trebuchet launches coming at you when they get in three kilometers, so if you're in bad shape (or just repaired), hide behind the ''Dea Icaunis'' (or stay somewhere near it, do not fly out into the open). Destroy the fighters and the transport when they arrive; it should be short work.

	After you do so, you'll be free to jump back home, where you find out who was so important on that cruiser...		After you do so, you'll be free to jump back home, where you find out who was so important on that cruiser...

Black Yoshi1230: Adding some tips...

2012-07-23T22:03:16Z

Adding some tips...

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	After you do so, you'll be free to jump back home, where you find out who was so important on that cruiser...		After you do so, you'll be free to jump back home, where you find out who was so important on that cruiser...

			==Tips==
			* Because the escort list can cover ten ships at once, you can add both your wingmen and all hostile SOC ships, so you can keep coverage on who needs defending or who needs to get shot.
			* If you need to find out where your distressed wingmen are or the nearest offending ship in the shortest time possible, you can use the Target Padlock view (this option is in the Misc. Key Config).
			** If one of your wingmen are calling for help, use the "Target My Target's Nearest Attacker" key (default G).
			* Both Erinyes fighters are armed with UD-8 Kaysers, the rest of the team is armed with a Balor, and they are armed with Tornadoes and Harpoons. Keep that in mind.
			* If for some reason, your support ship does not want to repair one of your wingmen, you can send your wingmen home (keeping both of them alive fulfills a bonus objective).

	==Notes==		==Notes==

SypheDMar: /* Notes */

2012-03-08T16:31:27Z

Notes

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*Laporte cannot actually die in this mission. If she gets to the point where she would be destroyed, her fighter is disabled, there is a cutscene showing her bleeding and passing out, and the mission is over with a negative (but acceptable) outcome.		*Laporte cannot actually die in this mission. If she gets to the point where she would be destroyed, her fighter is disabled, there is a cutscene showing her bleeding and passing out, and the mission is over with a negative (but acceptable) outcome.
	**This only applies to the first part of the mission. If Laporte dies after reinforcements arrive, you have to redo the whole mission.		**This only applies to the first part of the mission. If Laporte dies after reinforcements arrive, you have to redo the whole mission to continue.
	*There is an inconsistency between the mission proper and its debriefing. In the mission, the SOC pilots are shown in the targeting HUD to belong to the 41st Bengals; in the debriefing, their captain is said to belong to the 64th Bengals.		*There is an inconsistency between the mission proper and its debriefing. In the mission, the SOC pilots are shown in the targeting HUD to belong to the 41st Bengals; in the debriefing, their captain is said to belong to the 64th Bengals.

SypheDMar: /* Notes */

2012-03-08T16:24:46Z

Notes

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*Laporte cannot actually die in this mission. If she gets to the point where she would be destroyed, her fighter is disabled, there is a cutscene showing her bleeding and passing out, and the mission is over with a negative (but acceptable) outcome.		*Laporte cannot actually die in this mission. If she gets to the point where she would be destroyed, her fighter is disabled, there is a cutscene showing her bleeding and passing out, and the mission is over with a negative (but acceptable) outcome.
			**This only applies to the first part of the mission. If Laporte dies after reinforcements arrive, you have to redo the whole mission.
	*There is an inconsistency between the mission proper and its debriefing. In the mission, the SOC pilots are shown in the targeting HUD to belong to the 41st Bengals; in the debriefing, their captain is said to belong to the 64th Bengals.		*There is an inconsistency between the mission proper and its debriefing. In the mission, the SOC pilots are shown in the targeting HUD to belong to the 41st Bengals; in the debriefing, their captain is said to belong to the 64th Bengals.

Logomancer: /* Notes */

2011-01-23T06:57:07Z

Notes

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*Laporte cannot actually die in this mission~~; if~~ she gets to the point where she would be destroyed, her fighter is disabled, there is a cutscene showing her bleeding and passing out, and the mission is over with a negative ~~outcome~~ (but ~~it can still be accepted~~).		*Laporte cannot actually die in this mission. If she gets to the point where she would be destroyed, her fighter is disabled, there is a cutscene showing her bleeding and passing out, and the mission is over with a negative (but acceptable) outcome.
	*There is an inconsistency between the mission proper and its debriefing. In the mission, the SOC pilots are shown in the targeting HUD to ~~be belonging~~ to the 41st Bengals; in the debriefing, their captain is said to belong to the 64th Bengals.		*There is an inconsistency between the mission proper and its debriefing. In the mission, the SOC pilots are shown in the targeting HUD to belong to the 41st Bengals; in the debriefing, their captain is said to belong to the 64th Bengals.

	==Total number of forces==		==Total number of forces==

Logomancer: /* Notes */ Added info on Laporte not dying

2011-01-23T00:29:08Z

Notes: Added info on Laporte not dying

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* There is an inconsistency between the mission proper and its debriefing. In the mission, the SOC pilots are shown in the targeting HUD to be belonging to the 41st Bengals; in the debriefing, their captain is said to belong to the 64th Bengals.		*Laporte cannot actually die in this mission; if she gets to the point where she would be destroyed, her fighter is disabled, there is a cutscene showing her bleeding and passing out, and the mission is over with a negative outcome (but it can still be accepted).
			*There is an inconsistency between the mission proper and its debriefing. In the mission, the SOC pilots are shown in the targeting HUD to be belonging to the 41st Bengals; in the debriefing, their captain is said to belong to the 64th Bengals.

	==Total number of forces==		==Total number of forces==

Logomancer: /* Walkthrough */ Added walkthrough

2011-01-23T00:27:06Z

Walkthrough: Added walkthrough

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	==Walkthrough==		==Walkthrough==
	~~U/C~~		As has been the case for the entirety of Act I, you can only fly the [[UEF Uhlan\|Uhlan]] in this mission; by the end of it, you may wish you had something stronger. I'd suggest at least one bank of [[Maul]]s for this mission and at least one bank of [[Hellfire Missile\|Hellfire]]s, maybe two for knife fights with fighters.

			As you jump in, you see the ''Dea Icaunis'' being attacked by 2 [[GTF Erinyes\|Erinyes]], an [[GTF Aurora\|Aurora]], an [[GTF Atalanta\|Atalanta]], and a [[GTF Perseus\|Perseus]]. Sounds like a bar joke, but those who pick up on the code words inside the enemy's intercepted transmissions will stop laughing quickly. For those of you who don't get it: Those are [[GTVA]] SOC pilots, the elite of the elite. And you're now their targets.

			There are two ways to go about this. You can either hold at the start point and draw them to you, or charge them in range of the ''Dea Icaunis'' (who still has her armament). Either way, you'll need to destroy them all to proceed. Just be careful with your wingmen; the SOC pilots are good enough to reduce them to expanding balls of gas very quickly if you don't cover them. Fighters on either side will call for help if their hull falls to critical; this is good for prioritizing which wingman to cover, or which fighter to destroy next.

			Once the fighters are destroyed, there will be some dialogue, indicating that it appears that the fighters disabled the ''Dea Icaunis'' so it could be boarded by marines. Laporte calls the [[UED Solaris (BP)\|''Solaris'']] for back up. A few minutes later, an [[GTT Elysium\|Elysium]] transport will show up with some more fighter escort -- right on schedule. There's a bit of dialogue here, and then they attack; I recommend letting them come to you, which buys you time for Beta wing to arrive from the ''Solaris''. Destroy the fighters and the transport when they arrive; it should be short work.

			After you do so, you'll be free to jump back home, where you find out who was so important on that cruiser...

	==Notes==		==Notes==