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| − | + | In 1961, now elderly and retired Manhattan Project scientist Frank Stiles is relaxing in the park of Patriot City when he sees O'Conner, a former colleague he long suspected but could never prove of being a Soviet asset, meeting with a shady character. Noticed as a witness, Frank Stiles is shot and left for dead but with the last of his strength he reaches out towards a statue honoring the Minutemen of the American Revolution that is glowing with a strange energy. To his surprise, Stiles is not only healed of his wounds, but restored to youth and granted superpowers, inspiring him to adopt the costumed identity of the Minuteman and track down O'Conner to settle his longstanding grudge with the traitor. The Minuteman quickly finds himself, center of a scheme by an intergalactic dictator's plot to grant Earth's worst people superpowers for his own amusement. | |
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| + | '''''Freedom Force vs the 3rd Reich''''' sees CIA deputy director Charles Wilson steal the body of a comatose time controlling supervillian and use it to travel back in time to 1943 and provide Nazi Germany with superpowers so they, with him at the helm, can win World War II. As nearly all of the original game's art assets are included in the sequel, even if they don't appear in story, for use in the Rumble Room and official modding tools the contexts in the original game will frequently be noted. | ||
Revision as of 07:44, 17 April 2023
In 1961, now elderly and retired Manhattan Project scientist Frank Stiles is relaxing in the park of Patriot City when he sees O'Conner, a former colleague he long suspected but could never prove of being a Soviet asset, meeting with a shady character. Noticed as a witness, Frank Stiles is shot and left for dead but with the last of his strength he reaches out towards a statue honoring the Minutemen of the American Revolution that is glowing with a strange energy. To his surprise, Stiles is not only healed of his wounds, but restored to youth and granted superpowers, inspiring him to adopt the costumed identity of the Minuteman and track down O'Conner to settle his longstanding grudge with the traitor. The Minuteman quickly finds himself, center of a scheme by an intergalactic dictator's plot to grant Earth's worst people superpowers for his own amusement.
Freedom Force vs the 3rd Reich sees CIA deputy director Charles Wilson steal the body of a comatose time controlling supervillian and use it to travel back in time to 1943 and provide Nazi Germany with superpowers so they, with him at the helm, can win World War II. As nearly all of the original game's art assets are included in the sequel, even if they don't appear in story, for use in the Rumble Room and official modding tools the contexts in the original game will frequently be noted.