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[[Image:Firebreak-logo.png|thumb|Operation Firebreak logo.]]<b>Operation Firebreak</b> was a special event that was run from Friday, May 25, 2007 through June 29, 2007 on the English PC/PS2 and the Xbox 360 PSU servers.  Players were required to run special missions to "purify" fire SEED cores on each of the three planets, [[Parum]], [[Neudaiz]], and [[Moatoob]].  Completion of these missions earned the standard bonuses gained for mission completion, and also counted towards the global Firebreak score.  The cumulative point total was shared between the English language PC and PlayStation 2 versions of PSU and both language versions of the Xbox 360 release.
 
[[Image:Firebreak-logo.png|thumb|Operation Firebreak logo.]]<b>Operation Firebreak</b> was a special event that was run from Friday, May 25, 2007 through June 29, 2007 on the English PC/PS2 and the Xbox 360 PSU servers.  Players were required to run special missions to "purify" fire SEED cores on each of the three planets, [[Parum]], [[Neudaiz]], and [[Moatoob]].  Completion of these missions earned the standard bonuses gained for mission completion, and also counted towards the global Firebreak score.  The cumulative point total was shared between the English language PC and PlayStation 2 versions of PSU and both language versions of the Xbox 360 release.
  
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Before undertaking a Firebreak mission for the first time, players were recommended to take the short tutorial on the event available from the Guardians Colony 5th floor.  The tutorial also gave you [[Goggles]], if you had not previously attempted any of the Online Story Missions.  
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Before undertaking a Firebreak mission for the first time, players were recommended to take the short [[Operation Firebreak (tutorial)|tutorial]] on the event available from the Guardians Colony 5th floor.  The tutorial also gave you [[Goggles]], if you had not previously attempted any of the Online Story Missions.  
  
 
Seven Firebreak missions were made available, in ranks C, B, and A (no S or S2).  Unlike the Japanese PC/PS2 version of this event, the standard missions remained available for play.  Monsters in Firebreak missions gave larger EXP rewards than usual.
 
Seven Firebreak missions were made available, in ranks C, B, and A (no S or S2).  Unlike the Japanese PC/PS2 version of this event, the standard missions remained available for play.  Monsters in Firebreak missions gave larger EXP rewards than usual.
  
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== General Mission Overview ==
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== Event Overview ==
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* When you began a Firebreak mission, you were given a [[Photon Eraser]] as long as your inventory was not full.  The [[Photon Eraser]] was taken away upon completion of the mission; however, if you quit the game without clearing the mission, or abandoned the mission, you would retain the [[Photon Eraser]].  You could (and still can) get rid of it in the Operation Firebreak mission available from the GUARDIANS Colony 5th Floor.
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* When you began a Firebreak mission, you were given a [[Photon Eraser]] as long as your inventory was not full.  The [[Photon Eraser]] was taken away upon completion of the mission; however, if you quit the game without clearing the mission, or abandoned the mission, you would retain the [[Photon Eraser]].  You could (and still can) get rid of it in the [[Photon Eraser Return]] mission available from the GUARDIANS Colony 5th Floor under the ''Old Event Missions'' category.
 
* All SEED cores had to be purified to complete each mission (except for Scorched Valley, which has no SEED cores).
 
* All SEED cores had to be purified to complete each mission (except for Scorched Valley, which has no SEED cores).
 
* Each SEED core was surrounded by a number of hidden SEED pods.  Players had to use the [[Goggles]] to locate these pods, and then use the [[Photon Eraser]] to purify them.  The pods came in two sizes; small pods took one player to purify, while large pods had to be purified by at least three players at once.  (Having more players purify the same pod sped up purification.)  Once all the pods were purified, the SEED core's defenses were nullified, and it could be destroyed in three hits.
 
* Each SEED core was surrounded by a number of hidden SEED pods.  Players had to use the [[Goggles]] to locate these pods, and then use the [[Photon Eraser]] to purify them.  The pods came in two sizes; small pods took one player to purify, while large pods had to be purified by at least three players at once.  (Having more players purify the same pod sped up purification.)  Once all the pods were purified, the SEED core's defenses were nullified, and it could be destroyed in three hits.
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* With the exception of the end mini-bosses of the levels and rare enemies which may appear, all enemies were Fire [[element]].
 
* With the exception of the end mini-bosses of the levels and rare enemies which may appear, all enemies were Fire [[element]].
  
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== Ban-photon Exchange ==
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== Event Missions ==
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During the event, players could trade a specified number of [[Ban-photon]]s to Bruce for the following items within the Operation Firebreak mission from the GUARDIANS Colony 5th Floor:<br>
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* [[Sea of Fire]]
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* [[Burning Garden]]
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* [[Seabed Blaze]]
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| [[Ban-photon]]s || Item received
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* [[Urgent Orders]]
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* [[Heat Wave Island]]
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| 1 || [[Burn Trap]]
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* [[Flower of Flames]]
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* [[Scorched Valley]]
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| 5 || [[Burn Trap G]]
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* [[Operation Firebreak (tutorial)]]
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* [[Firebreak Trading Post]]
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| 10 || [[Cave Red]] room style
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* [[Photon Eraser Return]]
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| 20 || "[[BR Burning Poster]]" room decoration.
 
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| 30 || [[Scape Doll]]
 
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| 40 || [[Jellen]] TECHNIC disk
 
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| 50 || [[Berry Red]] room style - <b><i>Only available during Firebreak</i></b>
 
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| 60 || [[Shifta]] TECHNIC disk
 
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| 70 || [[Gibarta]] TECHNIC disk
 
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| 80 || [[Gigaline]] (5★ GRM armor, 26% Fire)
 
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| 99 || [[Garment Aura]] (6★ Tenora Works unit, +3 End.)
 
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== Firebreak Missions ==
 
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!width="120"|Mission Name
 
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!width="60"|Planet
 
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!width="500"|Mission Specifications
 
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| [[Sea of Fire]] || Parum || Timed mission where you had to purify all SEED pods as quickly as possible.  S-Rank required a clear time of 2:30 or less.
 
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| [[Burning Garden]] || Parum || Timed mission where you had to purify all SEED pods as quickly as possible; there were more than in <i>Sea of Fire</i>.  S-Rank required a clear time of 9:00 or less.  This mission required at least 3 players.
 
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| [[Seabed Blaze]] || Parum || Timed mission where you had to purify all SEED pods as quickly as possible.  The mission would be failed if it was not completed within 15 minutes; S-Rank required a clear time of ??? or less.  This mission required at least 3 players.
 
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| [[Urgent Orders]] || Parum || Timed mission where you had to purify all SEED pods as quickly as possible.  The mission would be failed if it was not completed within 30 minutes; S-Rank required a clear time of 15:00 or less.  This mission required at least 4 players.  The Jarbas in the final block had a higher than normal chance of being replaced with [[Jaggo]]s instead.
 
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| [[Heat Wave Island]] || Neudaiz || Straightforward mission; defeating all enemies cleared it.  S-Rank simply required all SEED pods to be purified before the last enemy was defeated.
 
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| [[Flower of Flames]] || Neudaiz || Straightforward mission; defeating all enemies cleared it.  S-Rank simply required all SEED pods to be purified before the last enemy was defeated.
 
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| [[Scorched Valley]] || Moatoob || Time Attack mission; the mission would end after 15/20/25 minutes for ranks C/B/A respectively.  S-Rank required at least 131 enemies to be defeated before time ran out.  The final room had endless Vanda spawns.
 
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==Related links==
 
==Related links==
 
* [http://phantasystaruniverse.jp/event/fire2007_en/ Official event page on phantasystaruniverse.com]
 
* [http://phantasystaruniverse.jp/event/fire2007_en/ Official event page on phantasystaruniverse.com]
 
[[Category: Events]]
 
[[Category: Events]]

Revision as of 15:00, 26 June 2008

This article describes an event which is no longer active, and is kept for historical reasons.

Operation Firebreak logo.
Operation Firebreak was a special event that was run from Friday, May 25, 2007 through June 29, 2007 on the English PC/PS2 and the Xbox 360 PSU servers. Players were required to run special missions to "purify" fire SEED cores on each of the three planets, Parum, Neudaiz, and Moatoob. Completion of these missions earned the standard bonuses gained for mission completion, and also counted towards the global Firebreak score. The cumulative point total was shared between the English language PC and PlayStation 2 versions of PSU and both language versions of the Xbox 360 release.

Before undertaking a Firebreak mission for the first time, players were recommended to take the short tutorial on the event available from the Guardians Colony 5th floor. The tutorial also gave you Goggles, if you had not previously attempted any of the Online Story Missions.

Seven Firebreak missions were made available, in ranks C, B, and A (no S or S2). Unlike the Japanese PC/PS2 version of this event, the standard missions remained available for play. Monsters in Firebreak missions gave larger EXP rewards than usual.

Event Overview

  • When you began a Firebreak mission, you were given a Photon Eraser as long as your inventory was not full. The Photon Eraser was taken away upon completion of the mission; however, if you quit the game without clearing the mission, or abandoned the mission, you would retain the Photon Eraser. You could (and still can) get rid of it in the Photon Eraser Return mission available from the GUARDIANS Colony 5th Floor under the Old Event Missions category.
  • All SEED cores had to be purified to complete each mission (except for Scorched Valley, which has no SEED cores).
  • Each SEED core was surrounded by a number of hidden SEED pods. Players had to use the Goggles to locate these pods, and then use the Photon Eraser to purify them. The pods came in two sizes; small pods took one player to purify, while large pods had to be purified by at least three players at once. (Having more players purify the same pod sped up purification.) Once all the pods were purified, the SEED core's defenses were nullified, and it could be destroyed in three hits.
  • SEED pods had a good chance of leaving behind Ban-photons when broken.
  • SEED cores could leave either Ban-photons or -carbon/-resin items of the appropriate type to the current planet when destroyed.
  • With the exception of the end mini-bosses of the levels and rare enemies which may appear, all enemies were Fire element.

Event Missions

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