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Freelancer

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- Good game with Extreme community support
This is one of only a few flight/space sims that I have played, but it has become one of my standards for judging other games that I come across. It is truly remarkable in scope, taking countless hours to fully explore the sector.

While the single player campaign introduces the player to all of the elements of gameplay that one will need to continue advancing and exploring the rest of the systems that were not forced upon the player, it is somewhat restrictive in freeform advancement potential.

The multiplayer cuts the campaign out of the gameplay and leaves all the choices up to the player, though having to start over at lvl 1 on every server can get a little old, though it helps to ensure that ships are not hacked.

There are a few things that can be nitpicked, such as the solars do not orbit, the economy is often haphazard and not dynamic at all, the different governments have completely different tech levels for their ships, somewhat counter-intuitive to the story in some instances (Liberty). Also, if you played the Starlancer games in their entirity, you may note a slight storyline deviation in the game startup video. The only potential dealbreaker would be Microsoft's horrible support for their games, but luckily all of this and more can be overcome.

The community support for Freelancer is outstanding for a game that was not intended to be modded. I have rarely seen such devoted development teams as those that make and continue to update mods for Freelancer. Only games such as Diablo II, Neverwinter Nights, TESIII: Morrowind and TESIV: Oblivion have or had similar community support. The most useful and simple mod out there is the Open SP mod that allows you to basicly turn single-player into a one person multiplayer, it tags the story as completed, so you can make your own choices from level one. Some of the more comprehensive mods are hundreds of Megs in size and address economy, added ships, systems, and equipment, rebalanced house technology levels, random encounters with capital ships, open access to story line only systems or alternate versions for non stroy line access, amongst other things. One is even a Total Conversion to a Star Wars universe. The most common source for Freelancer mods would probably be the Lancer's Reactor. Given the scope of the original game and that of any given mod, the replayability is unlimited and until a Freelancer 2 or new Starlancer game appears, the community support is unlikely to fade for the forseeable future.

So, to sum it all up, if you like space fighter sims, get this game, the potential drawbacks can easily be overcome by the community and then some.

Rating:

- Addicting and fun!
I was a big fan of the Wing Commander games, and always wanted to see a Wing Commander style game that was open-ended. Well here it is, Freelancer is an addictive game full of hours upon hours of gameplay. I only have a few problems with the game (1) It's anoying that you can't play any jobs if the story mode is active unless you advance to the next level. (2) After you reach level 8 I beleave or 7, suddenly everyone want's to kill you and this can make the game very frustrating, if you just want to explore, because they always atack you when you're miles from a jump gate, and have no shields left. (3) Most of the ships only let you carry about 15 shield batterys at a time which last about a minute in an intence dog fight against 10 fighters and 2 battle ships! Other then that the game is great. I highly recomend it to any fan of the Wing Commander games, or anyone who enjoys open-ended games that give you almost total freedom to roam.

Rating:

- Never Ending Game
Once you finish the campain, this game lets you do just about any thing you want to. Graphics are unequalled and control is great and many weapon upgrading opertunities. Ship upgrading is limited... I wish there were more and larger ships to upgrade to.

Rating:

- Simply a great game
There hasn't been a game of this much fun since Freespace 2. This is by far my second favorite video game of all time. The story gets annoying in the later missions, but the game really doesn't start until the single player campaign is over. The sheer size of the Freelancer universe is what makes the game interesting. The replay value is unequal, even compared with Privateer.

Rating:

- One of the best
Ive had this game since it came out in 2003 and still play it on occasion.
Its a game with lots of lasting appeal. Its pretty much an open game, you can go wherever you want and do what you want; youre not locked into taking one path. Easy interface/controls no flightstick required. Theres also tons of mods for this game available thats another plus.

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