Qai supreme commander series#

This is dotswarlock's series of SupCom books and he also had to deal with the end and start of the two stories. Capturing it in the respective final missions does lead to it firing, but essentially for a massive data payload across the quantum network. On the thing about the UEF being the only one actually firing Black Sun: yeah, them firing gives the biggest fireworks, but in the SupCom intro missions, Burke/QAI mention being able to repurpose Black Sun for their own purposes. In the Cybran story, he's not actually around (or is he? I didn't finish the Cybran story). In the Aeon story, you get to kill him in the final mission. With the UEF firing, the Avatar was actually there and got killed that way. You can see in any mission intro that the planets supposedly destroyed by the UEF firing black sun, are still around. QAI uses Cybran units but his ACUs are remote controlled (It mentions it when you kill the Cybran ACU in mission 2). The Loyalists join in the alliance as well to fight against the Order, Seraphim and QAI. The Cybrans are not at war with the UEF or vice versa. That's the only fully human faction essentially at war with the other human factions. In addition to this, the Avatar-of-War is gone too, but you see that because he's just not around, not because he's explicitly reported dead.ДЄlso in the story timeline film: how the Aeon split between the Order and the Loyalists, who had to go into the war guerilla-style. It mentions the disappearance of Burke too (and she returns in mission 2). The film also mentions the Death of Riley on X-Day, as well as the Seraphim ravaging Earth.

What's on the wiki is an assumption that's not based on what's actually mentioned in the timeline film. What the timeline film mentions, is only that Black Sun is fired, not by which faction. Also, this person turns into a ball of energy in order to seal that rift from which 400 Asswashers started washing Earth's ass earlier. Someone transferring to a ghost-like phase and back is not that far fetched in that regard. We've got one bloke transferring his brain to a jar in order to live for 1000 years and having an artificial intelligence as his sidekick while on the other end space-hippies go mental and want to kill everyone. We've got 40m tall weapons of doom going from one end of the galaxy to the other in a second. If you're going for what's most realistic compared to our real life, don't bother: we've got alien bombers coming from a rift in the space-time continuum that's not in the direction of which Black Sun fired or at the exact origin of the weapon firing. On the GPG forums I once read that GPG had said that the Cybran was 'most' correct.Д«ased on the FA intro movie, the Aeon one is most correct.

Qai supreme commander