Crusader: No Regret secret level

Type "jassica16" anywhere in Crusader: No Regret and you get teleported into a room with multiple Chairman Draygan mechs.

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Entertainment

Tags:

• jassica16
• Crusader
• Regret
• action
• secret
• level
• silencer

[FreddyFog150]

Ha ha! I laughed so hard when the festive music is playing and he is just blowing the hell out of the robots with rockets. I don't know why, but i just couldn't contain myself.

[YuuzhanSith]

It's sad you don't believe. This level truly exists

[gatorbros77]

I'VE BEEN WAITING A LONG TIME FOR THIS

[conradragzoff]

@DarkvindFromIllier I had this game and played it on christmas day, all of a sudden when I went to the level the christmas music played, it was so funny!

[DarkvindFromIllier]

I lol'd when the music suddenly turned to Jingle Bells.

[gammadragon2]

@Scottishlandwarrior I think it's meant to be Pyros from Ultima VIII, not Satan.

[Blindsman]

lol, I just saw this video now and it's 10 minutes from Christmas :D

[Foxstab]

It only boots you back to DOS when you finish them.

[FreddyFog150]

now i'm going to have to start up the old dos machine and try this level for myself =)

[jpl3k]

I remember this one, too.. I don't think I ever bothered to try to destroy all the robots though. I would install and play with DosBox on WinXP, but I'm afraid after a while I'd see how cheesy the game graphics and movements were and it'd ruin the memory of this being the greatest video game of all time for me. ;o)

I still have the original boxes for both Remorse and Regret, and everything that was included in them.

[SAMagic]

This secret 'level' (even though it was effectively a killswitch of sorts) was awesome, I remember doing it over and over just to survive against the dozen bosses. :)

Also, if you used the datalink item during it, then you had some objective to kill the traitor, Denning...! I guess that was some obsolete plotline, where he didn't actually die during No Regret but turned against the Resistance instead. Glad they didn't do that as I can't imagine how it could have sensibly occurred.