Request for The Matrix Online Story Summary

[cubehouse]

(01-11-2010, 08:54 PM)Vesuveus Wrote: This isn't a summary, but it's got about 90% of all the critical mission logs which furthered the story. If you can get ahold of the live event logs from mxoforums.com and archivalscience then you get a lot of the details for the storyline.

http://www.freewebs.com/daninst/fcab.htm

I have them available for download on torrent also. Just have to set that back up. I'll post the .torrent soon.

blimey, that is very epic. Hope one day we can reactivate some of these missions and timelines.

[Vesuveus]

(01-11-2010, 08:56 PM)cubehouse Wrote:

(01-11-2010, 08:54 PM)Vesuveus Wrote: This isn't a summary, but it's got about 90% of all the critical mission logs which furthered the story. If you can get ahold of the live event logs from mxoforums.com and archivalscience then you get a lot of the details for the storyline.

http://www.freewebs.com/daninst/fcab.htm

I have them available for download on torrent also. Just have to set that back up. I'll post the .torrent soon.

blimey, that is very epic. Hope one day we can reactivate some of these missions and timelines.

Unfortunately not. My understanding is that the missions were loaded from the server to our client. So we would have to recreate these missions or make new ones.

Edit: Link for the .torrent

[saki]

(01-11-2010, 11:29 PM)Vesuveus Wrote:

(01-11-2010, 08:56 PM)cubehouse Wrote:

(01-11-2010, 08:54 PM)Vesuveus Wrote: This isn't a summary, but it's got about 90% of all the critical mission logs which furthered the story. If you can get ahold of the live event logs from mxoforums.com and archivalscience then you get a lot of the details for the storyline.

http://www.freewebs.com/daninst/fcab.htm

I have them available for download on torrent also. Just have to set that back up. I'll post the .torrent soon.

blimey, that is very epic. Hope one day we can reactivate some of these missions and timelines.

Unfortunately not. My understanding is that the missions were loaded from the server to our client. So we would have to recreate these missions or make new ones.

Edit: Link for the .torrent

that's the beauty of it... chance for all of us to contribute

[cubehouse]

(01-11-2010, 11:42 PM)saki Wrote:

(01-11-2010, 11:29 PM)Vesuveus Wrote:

(01-11-2010, 08:56 PM)cubehouse Wrote:

(01-11-2010, 08:54 PM)Vesuveus Wrote: This isn't a summary, but it's got about 90% of all the critical mission logs which furthered the story. If you can get ahold of the live event logs from mxoforums.com and archivalscience then you get a lot of the details for the storyline.

http://www.freewebs.com/daninst/fcab.htm

I have them available for download on torrent also. Just have to set that back up. I'll post the .torrent soon.

blimey, that is very epic. Hope one day we can reactivate some of these missions and timelines.

Unfortunately not. My understanding is that the missions were loaded from the server to our client. So we would have to recreate these missions or make new ones.

Edit: Link for the .torrent

that's the beauty of it... chance for all of us to contribute

agreed, that's an even better scenario. hopefully we can re-do the olds ones are create some new ones?

Love that the passion for MxO is still here

[jivjov]

Can someone toss that Official Storybook on dropbox or another file sharing website? The torrent only has 1 seeder, and I can't connect to him/her. Thanks!

[huggums537]

(27-11-2010, 05:15 AM)jivjov Wrote: Can someone toss that Official Storybook on dropbox or another file sharing website? The torrent only has 1 seeder, and I can't connect to him/her. Thanks!

I'm the creator of that torrent and I will continue to seed, but I am only online part of the time to seed it. As an alternative, you can still view the exact same Official Storybook here: http://www.thematrix.rumbaar.net/
I don't know how much longer they will have it up for viewing so I suggest you wait patiently for my torrent if you want your very own copy of the original site. Also, you can add trackers to the torrent by downloading it again with this more current link to my torrent on seedpeer:
Matrix Online Official Storybook - AKA MxO

[ner0]

Very cool someone had the whereabouts to back this stuff up, I'm quite surprised what a community this game has and am looking forward to joining. Will have to obtain this sometime and go through it

[marion-kind]

(01-11-2010, 08:54 PM)Vesuveus Wrote: This isn't a summary, but it's got about 90% of all the critical mission logs which furthered the story. If you can get ahold of the live event logs from mxoforums.com and archivalscience then you get a lot of the details for the storyline.

http://www.freewebs.com/daninst/fcab.htm

I have them available for download on torrent also. Just have to set that back up. I'll post the .torrent soon.

anyway you could re post the torrent link. it currently does not work. thanks

[huggums537]

(30-10-2010, 06:57 PM)saki Wrote: here's torrent
Matrix Online Official Storybook - AKA MxO

This is a more current link to my torrent on seedpeer
Matrix Online Official Storybook - AKA MxO

[starschwar]

(01-11-2010, 11:29 PM)Vesuveus Wrote:

(01-11-2010, 08:56 PM)cubehouse Wrote:

(01-11-2010, 08:54 PM)Vesuveus Wrote: This isn't a summary, but it's got about 90% of all the critical mission logs which furthered the story. If you can get ahold of the live event logs from mxoforums.com and archivalscience then you get a lot of the details for the storyline.

http://www.freewebs.com/daninst/fcab.htm

I have them available for download on torrent also. Just have to set that back up. I'll post the .torrent soon.

blimey, that is very epic. Hope one day we can reactivate some of these missions and timelines.

Unfortunately not. My understanding is that the missions were loaded from the server to our client. So we would have to recreate these missions or make new ones.

Edit: Link for the .torrent

Can someone point me in the direction of a way to download the archive of these critical mission logs, it would be much appreciated. No such thing as too much data redundancy, especially for such precious history, right?