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''Somewhere in the complicated history of the Project, in decades of missions and investigations, there had to be an answer. His notes were damaged, too many of the files corrupted. But perhaps, if we could retrace his steps, we could figure out where his journey had taken him... and what the answers he had discovered would mean for us.'' | ''Somewhere in the complicated history of the Project, in decades of missions and investigations, there had to be an answer. His notes were damaged, too many of the files corrupted. But perhaps, if we could retrace his steps, we could figure out where his journey had taken him... and what the answers he had discovered would mean for us.'' | ||
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Revision as of 08:49, 7 October 2020
Road to PP victory. Link to all base game video cinematics: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kbnIKBPVUxY&list=FLQhAicnrnoNbs48sv4Vtpjg&index=1&t=1s
Contents
Tutorial
Mission 1
My name is Randolph Symes. I am the last leader of the Phoenix Project. If you are hearing this, I am most likely dead. But in happier news, a Scarab has been sent to pick you up and its artificial intelligence will take you to Phoenix Point. Get to it, quickly and safely.
Mission 2
If you are hearing this message, an alert has been triggered and you will need to clear out the enemy forces. There may be others who received this signal - help them if you can It's all up to you now. Good luck, operatives. Symes out.
New game
The Phoenix Project was founded on October 24th, 1945. The second war to end all wars was over but there were those who understood that we could no longer afford to think in terms of nations and empires. For a time, the Phoenix Project successfully navigated the political conflicts of its era. That was our Golden Age. Phoenix Project operatives scoured the world for clues. We had bases in two dozen countries. Even the heavens were not off-limits. But out there, on the far side of the Moon, began our downfall. The failure of the Phoenix-2 mission exposed us to our enemies in the UN. Stripped of resources and scattered to the winds, we were reduced to a secret... a memory.
When the Pandoravirus woke up, we should have been the first line of defence. When huge clouds of mist appeared over the sea, when people started vanishing, we should have figured out what was going on. And when those people started coming back, changed, hostile, alien, we should have been ready to fight. But we failed.
The ecosystem started to change, imperceptibly at first, then faster and faster. Three factions arose: New Jericho, trying to restore order and purity; Synedrion, hoping to build a world without hierarchies; and the Disciples of Anu, a new, syncretic religion dedicated to adaptation and biological change. At war with the world and at odds with each other, these factions cannot find a way forward. Now the mist is returning, and armies are rising from the sea. Without the Phoenix Project, humanity will fall. It's time to rise from the ashes.
Research Atmospheric analysis
Research The Phoenix Archives
Cinematics are played:
Randolph Symes was the last leader of the Phoenix Project. His great-grandfather had been there when it was founded, and he was there to witness its end. When we took back Phoenix Point, we found his notes. In his final days, as the world collapsed around him, he had been working frantically to understand the Pandoravirus.
Somewhere in the complicated history of the Project, in decades of missions and investigations, there had to be an answer. His notes were damaged, too many of the files corrupted. But perhaps, if we could retrace his steps, we could figure out where his journey had taken him... and what the answers he had discovered would mean for us.
Randolph Symes III's notes indicate the existence of a private retreat owned by the Symes family, used as a place of meditation and research. It may contain information that could help us understand what Symes was trying to achieve in his final days. We should send our operatives to investigate.
Site added to Geoscape: The Symes Retreat
