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Dec 4, 2021 · Introduction. Campaign mode is a mode for Rising storm 2 that expand gameplay from one round to multiple rounds as a war. You don't pick team in the beginning of each round. You stay in the team you chose until you get autobalanced or switch team. In the campaign mode you feel more connected to your team. You don't only want to win the round ...
The campaign is not a story campaign. It is a multiplayer campaign. Basically, instead of just playing normal matches where you play a round, win or lose, switch sides, do another round, match ends, you pick a single side of the war. North or South, and you remain on this side throughout the Vietnam war. You and your team must fight the other ...
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is the fourth book in The Prophecies Begin arc, formerly known as the Original arc. Fireheart and Cloudpaw are featured on the original hardcover, with Fireheart and Sandstorm on the original paperback. Yellowfang is the cat depicted on the reprinted cover. It features Fireheart as the main protagonist and Runningnose in the prologue.
"Hunter once again tells a good, suspenseful adventure story that urges readers onward, and teens may find their own journey toward adulthood echoed in the protagonist's struggles and self-doubts. Although background from earlier books may be useful, this can be read on its own; a handy list of characters at the beginning of the book will help readers keep track of Hunter's large cast."
- Voice of Youth Advocates (VOYA)
"Certain to please any young reader who has ever wondered what dreams of grandeur may haunt the family cat." -Publisher's Weekly
"A suspenseful adventure story that urges readers onward."
Runningnose, the ShadowClan medicine cat, is watching over Nightstar, as he is gravely ill, as most of the other ShadowClan cats. When Runningnose hears the terrifying screech of an owl, he is worried, because owls are known as an omen of death. As he searches the night sky for Silverpelt, he realizes the swath of stars is covered with clouds, and he wonders if their warrior ancestors had abandoned them because of the sickness. Then, the clouds shift to reveal a single star and a frail beam of light is sent through the den as Nightstar breathes a long and steady breath. Runningnose is hopeful that StarClan is still watching ShadowClan. As he raises his head and gives silent thanks to StarClan, he hears spirits whispering in his head, telling him about a glorious future for ShadowClan.
Then, the owl that had screeched earlier, flies over the den roof, covering the star and plunging the den into blackness, and scratching the den roof with its talons. Runningnose shrinks down onto his belly. He thinks the owl must have scented the sickness on Nightstar, and come looking for easy prey; however, the owl then flies away, but the star disappears. Runningnose hears cats fretting about the owl, asking if it took any kits and why it had come so close to the camp, and leaves the den to calm them down. He then tells them about ShadowClan's glorious future.
Fireheart is ThunderClan's new deputy, but the exiled Tigerclaw still haunts his dreams. He wonders if ThunderClan would be ready if Tigerclaw attacked. Most of the cats are still shocked about Tigerclaw's disloyalty and many warriors are badly injured after the fight with the rogues led by Tigerclaw. The elders are worried about the broken deputy ceremony, and agree that Fireheart's deputyship will be a dark time for the Clan. On top of that, Cloudpaw is being rude and dismissive of the warrior code and StarClan.
Bluestar does not seem like herself; her spirit and pride had been damaged by the shock of Tigerclaw's betrayal. She refuses to do the required leader duties, and Fireheart has to watch over the Clan and organize everything, from organizing patrols to appointing mentors. At one point, Bluestar decides to visit the Moonstone to get advice from StarClan, but a WindClan patrol does not let her pass, being hostile to ThunderClan since they sheltered Brokentail. As a result, Bluestar slips into further paranoia, concluding that StarClan does not want to help her Clan.
Soon, mysterious ShadowClan scents are found on the territory. Two ShadowClan warriors, Littlecloud and Whitethroat, both reeking with sickness, stumble to the ThunderClan camp asking for herbs. Yellowfang immediately recognizes the sickness and sends the two cats away. Not long after, Fireheart finds Cinderpelt treating to the ShadowClan warriors in secret, her compassion helping her find the right herbs to heal the two cats. He makes her promise to send them away once they recovered.
Fireheart must continuously put up with his disrespectful nephew and apprentice Cloudpaw, who does not care for the warrior code, and frequently visits Twolegplace to accept food from a Twoleg. One day, Cloudpaw is caught by a Twoleg, put in a monster, and taken away. The Clan cats conclude that Cloudpaw willingly chose to return to his kittypet life. Later, Ravenpaw comes to ThunderClan and announces that he saw a white cat locked in a Twoleg nest close to his territory. Fireheart and Sandstorm conclude that it must be Cloudpaw and, along with Ravenpaw, got to rescue him. When they find Cloudpaw, he decides to rejoin the Clan, and Bluestar allows him to do so. During the months of greenleaf, the relationship between Sandstorm and Fireheart grows even more.
Interesting facts
•For unknown reasons, the original cover versions by Wayne McLoughlin feature different cats. On the original hardcover, Fireheart and Cloudpaw are featured, while Fireheart and Sandstorm are featured on the original paperback version.
Mistakes
A compiled list of the errors present in Rising Storm can be found here.
•Rising Storm (EN), HarperCollins (hardcover), 4 January 2004
•Rising Storm (EN), HarperCollins (paperback), 15 February 2005
•Forest of Secrets & Rising Storm (EN), HarperCollins (hardcover), unknown release date
•Бушующая стихия (RU), OLMA Media Group (hardcover), 12 May 2005, translated by Veronica Maximova
•Rising Storm (EN), HarperCollins Children (paperback), 2006
•Bão Nổi (VI), Da Nang (unknown binding), December 2006, translated by Huong Lan
•Forest of Secrets & Rising Storm - Special Edition version of Forest of Secrets and
Mar 26, 2018 · I don't, though really curious as to what it would look like, the Vietnam War was not a front line war like WWII. I'm fully in support of a campaign mode. If they're going to add a campaign, we need a coherent flow of official maps depicting both representative (generic) battle areas and also key battles.
*Rising Storm 2: Vietnam* is the sequel to PC Gamer’s 2013 *‘Multiplayer Game of the Year’*, developed by the same team that created the award-winning innovative asymmetric gameplay - Antimatter Games - in association with Tripwire Interactive. Rising Storm 2 casts you into a brutal, authentic recreation of the Vietnam War.
This goes on until one team controls all of Stalingrad or a team runs out of combat power. Rising storm 1 was the same but with the entire Pacific. Rising storm 2 had all of Vietnam. A campaign lasts anywhere from 2 to 12 hours. The campaign mode for HLL would be pretty much the same system as above, but a map of Europe.
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Sep 1, 2018 · Rising Storm 2: Vietnam is a gripping combat game that has become even better with the introduction of update 1.1 (Campaign Update). Try it out for yourself. SCORE: 84%. Rising Storm 2: Vietnam features great graphics that make its shooter gameplay truly shine. However, you want to have a pretty beefy gaming PC or gaming laptop in order to play ...
