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Freedom Force then left the battle after Destiny received premonitions of the upcoming Mutant Massacre. Freedom Force is then ordered to arrest the Avengers and Avengers West Coast and the team arrives at a stadium where the two teams were playing baseball. With an arrest warrant this time Mystique orders the Avengers to surrender. The Avengers. Join with us Freedom Force does not have a hierarchical chain of command. It is a network of people, self-directed and free to implement the program as they wish so long as it is consistent with The Creed of Freedom and The Code of Conduct. The mission is three-fold: 1. To be keepers-of-the-flame for The Creed of.

When you want to make a hero, you want to know what the details do. So here is a little rundown on how to make the cape useful, and above all affordable, to the campaign.Step One: Examine the game's core heroes. Sure, you may like Firestar and the Human Torch as much as the next guy, but do you really need another flame brain on the team?

Freedom Force already has a good choice of heroes who are given to you for free. All you need to do is develop them. Your own custom hero should be 'all trained out' since a custom hero cannot be improved beyond what you give him or her in customization. If you take a look at what Freedom Force needs, your hero will be brought out to play more since the team will rely on the custom hero to fill in the gaps.

That said, let's examine Freedom Force in earnest:Core:. Minuteman = Thug killer and one-hit building wrecker, but otherwise useless. Mentor = Decoy. He carries a nice radiation attack until Microwave joins the team.

Then he goes back to being a decoy. El Diablo = The fire guy. Otherwise useless. Man-Bot = Portable recharge station that gets taken away before the finale. Can suck up Energy-X attacks.

Alchemiss = Uh, window dressing and sniper. Mostly window dressing.

The Ant = The Acid Bomb tossing guy. Liberty Lad = The Stun Bomb tossing guy. Microwave = Radiation dude. Eve = Base mistress.Optional:.

Man O'War = Flying lightning dude. Sea Urchin = Flying acid chick. Black Bird = Flying cold chick. Law/Order = Close combat nurse with built in bodyguard.

Bullet = Weak ass speedster. Iron Ox = Brick made of metal. Supercollider = Brick made of stone.Looking from this, a flying hero who can dish out electric, cold, and piercing damage and who has transfer should come very handy to the team. You can even double up the attacks by hiring the extra heroes like Man O'War and Black Bird to augment the custom hero (who will not need any experience because he will be 'trained out').Step Two: Choose your body type and stats. The best body type is stone, although the next best body type, energy is not too thrilling either; still it beats the flesh body. Stone bodies naturally have a hit point bonus and is naturally resistant to a lot of things. It also costs the most, adding about 800 Prestige to the cost of the hero flat out.determines not just the damage of melee attacks, but also the height your character can jump a tall building (source: Campaign Editor Documentation).

It also determines the objects your cape can lift, like cars and such.can be kept around six or so. Any slower, you should see how fast Microwave runs; but any faster and you'll peel ahead of your team and get surrounded, like Bullet., however, can stand to be very high. Agility not only determines the chance the hero can dodge, but also his ability to hit with attacks (the Offensive Combat Value, or OCV).is the amount of BODY or hit points a hero will have. If you plan to have a strong Passive Defence, Endurance only needs to be set to a medium amount.is tricky. If you plan to have lots of expensive no energy or low energy using attacks and powers, this number can be set quite low. On the other hand, a high energy attribute and high cost powers mean almost the same, but the powers cannot be 'pushed' or overpowered at all or the hero stuns himself.Lastly, each attribute has different effects and costs in terms of prestige.

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Here is where you pick all the advantages and disadvantages of a hero. Irregardless of the description, choose an attribute with effects that you want. If Iceman were to pick an attribute for example, he may pick 'Hirsute - Your hero is resistant to cold damage' to reflect his immunity to the cold, even though he is not hairy. Employ caution though, when you pick attributes.

Generally more effective attributes cost more prestige, but not always - take 'Heroic' and 'Extra Heroic' for example. Both give a hero one extra hero point for using Heroic Remedy/Recovery/Revival, but Heroic costs 750 prestige while Extra Heroic costs 1000; yet both attributes do the same thing.Step Three: Powers and what do they do?

All powers are broken down into eight categories: Melee, Projectile, Beam, Area, Direct, Active Defence, Passive Defence, and Special. Similarily, there are ten categories of damage that can be dealt, although only eight (heat, cold, energy, electrical, piercing, crushing, radiation, and acid) can do actual instant damage to a target in addition to conferring secondary states - the other two categories (mental and mystical) only confer secondary states.

And yes, having a hero who can deal all ten types of damage is cheesy.If you notice, each campaign character has a melee attack that costs no energy to use. It is their default attack and should do little damage and almost nothing else. You should employ a similar strategy when building your own hero. If you have other melee attacks, be sure that each has something else that employs something different - because a power can be 'pushed' differences in damage among powers is a moot point.

Have one attack do more stun, another do more knock back, and a third that has an arc, or you can combinations of those three. All should cost E.P. Or energy to use. You do not have to use all the animations of a character for all your attacks. Melee attacks are best used on low level enemies and require a hero to get close. Enemies who can fly or very fast can avoid a melee attack from a hero simply by moving away.attacks can be wide and varying. Scatter shots like the gangsters' Tommy Gun, Ant's Acid Bomb, Sea Urchin's Bubble Swarm, and El Diablo's Inferno are all variations of the projectile attack.

What you envision your hero doing should determine whether he can use a projectile attack (which can be dodged by high Agility targets, unless it is an explosion). Spawning more projectiles either during flight or on impact costs more, as well as making the projectiles homing (following a moving target) and chained (hit one target, move onto another; similar to the penetrative flag in beams). A game-breaking projectile can cost upwards of 32,000 prestige if you let yourself get out of control.

Grenade and Proximity are prestige lowering qualities of a projectile and can mimic a lot of real life hardware.attacks cannot be dodged like projectiles, but they have the disadvantage of not being able to explode, cannot spawn extra beams, and cannot home in on targets. Their equivalent to the chained option of projectiles is 'penetrative'. Beam attacks are good for attacking one enemy at a time, or in some cases, a line of enemies approaching single file. Beams, unlike projectiles, can use their penetrative qualities to shoot through obstacles, in addition to enemies.occur around a hero. The basic concern for this power is the radius of the power.

Just the explosion range of a projectile, an area power requires a radius to be effective. Area powers affect allies and enemies, so pick carefully what you want the effect to be. Most area attacks given to the core heroes only do stun or knockback, seldom do they do actual damage (except for Man-Bot's Release).are the most expensive per se (unless you're talking about an 8-hit explosive, homing, chained projectile that spawns three instances in mid-flight) since they ignore all intervening obstacles and surroundings and affect only the target of the power. Direct powers that do damage is rare and highly unbalancing; most simply confer secondary states like Instinct Dominance, or like Diablo's Ignition, require an object to function. Acid Guy's Direct power is highly unbalancing, but his cost is off-set by the negative attributes he has taken, and the very fact he has no other attacks except condensing piss.are cheaper and should be considered when making a balanced hero. The more versatile the defence is, defending against more damage types, the costlier the defence should be in terms of energy required, portability, and endurance.

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Like Psssive Defence, the absorb flag for Active Defence is to absorb the damage from the attack and apply it to the hero's energy reserve. Hit points of an active defence are valid only if the block type is set to normal.are more powerful than you can imagine.

Passive defences do not need to be activated to be in effect - they are always in effect unless a hero is stunned, blinded, or attacked from behind. The inactive flag for passive defence negates what was just said and costs a lot. Absorbing the damage for passive defences applies the damage to the hero's energy reserve.

All other block types are explained correctly in the instruction manual.are powers not found anywhere else. Powers like 300 Percenter and Cloaking are found here. It should be noted that if your hero can cloak, but did not purchase decloak, that hero cannot be of any use (except die) once he cloaks. Some powers like Liberty Lad's Tumble and Law/Order's Transform, are not included since they require special coding and animations to work properly.Lastly, a power can improve itself. A power is defaulted to level one when bought. Increasing its level increases its effectiveness in terms of magnitude, stun, knockback, area affected, duration, percentage of success, etc.

Energy costs, accuracy, swiftness, spawn instances, and other flags are not affected. Custom heroes cannot improve their powers once recruited in a campaign, so if you make a hero, make sure that is what you wnat the final product to look like when compared to the rest of Freedom Force.Step Four: So what is a balanced hero?

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