Freelancer Cutscene 14 - Endgame and Epilogue

The good old Freelancer...The story and gameplay is getting pretty old, but it is still the best in the presentation and voice-acting department as far as I'm concerned.

I recorded all those cutscenes long time ago, and I upload all of it to clean up my hard drive space. A trip down the memory lane I suppose...

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• Freelancer
• Cutscene
• story
• end
• endgame
• ending
• epilogue

[Trak125]

sadly microsoft wont make fl2. they've completely abandoned freelancer with only 1 official update years ago. more recently they shut down the master server but thankfully you can download a mod the get by that. such a shame too..

[ArmedPhyco]

When trent talks to Orillion and he offers him a job in the order i could already see the story for a second freelancer too bad they didn't make it eh?

[20footpollywaffle]

They can't take the redistribution of power.

[NickPaladin]

My favorite game of all time.



[Zsteel]

@Nastor1996 yes you can continue playing the game after you have finished the story.

[Ifatov]

@Simondadu It's called m13 hypergate scene, located in Programs/Microsoft Games/Freelancer/DATA/AUDIO/MU­SIC

[Nastor1996]

I haven't already finished the game, and i haven't watched the video for unspoil the end.

i just want to do a question: After the end of storyline, you can continue play?

[TheSchuette]

@Kittani1977 THIS!

[Simondadu]

I need the background music (0:01 - 1:26)! You can hear it while playing the Discovery Mod (4.85) cruising around in "Burgundy".

[Kittani1977]

@FoleyPL Or a movie, I could SOOO see Samuel L. Jackson playing Orellian.

[Kittani1977]

I STILL want to know who the heck Mr. Harrison is a "Diplomat" for... The Nomads, Dom K'Vash? He seems to give Trent a weird look and talks funny when he hears the name "Edison" What is that like a bad word in his language?

[Pseudodynamic]

I don't know about you guys... but this game touched my heart... it will have a place there forever and ever... this video makes me cry from all the nostalgia and good fun. Such a neglected masterpiece that deserves so much more... the characters, the music, the eerie yet intriguing atmosphere. I wish games these days were more like Freelancer. And that Freelancer 2 was developed by the resurrected Digital Anvil corporation.