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# [[Ghost Widow (Developer)|Ghost Widow]] | # [[Ghost Widow (Developer)|Ghost Widow]] | ||
# [[War Witch (Developer)|War Witch]] (Zone creation) | # [[War Witch (Developer)|War Witch]] (Zone creation) | ||
| − | # Constellation replaced by [[Hero 1 (Developer)|Hero 1]] (story bible) | + | # [[Constellation]] replaced by [[Hero 1 (Developer)|Hero 1]] (story bible) |
# [[JLove]] (Costumes) | # [[JLove]] (Costumes) | ||
# [[Ken Morse]] (Art Lead) | # [[Ken Morse]] (Art Lead) | ||
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# Brett replaced by Graham | # Brett replaced by Graham | ||
# [[Blue Steel (Developer)|Blue Steel]] (design support) | # [[Blue Steel (Developer)|Blue Steel]] (design support) | ||
| − | # Serdar replaced by [[Mynx (Developer)|Mynx]] (Producer) | + | # [[Serdar Copur]] replaced by [[Mynx (Developer)|Mynx]] (Producer) |
# Richard (AP/Build Engineer) | # Richard (AP/Build Engineer) | ||
# [[Aaron Brady|Aaron]] (Lead programmer) | # [[Aaron Brady|Aaron]] (Lead programmer) | ||
Latest revision as of 16:09, 12 December 2013
Overview
The phrase Freem Fifteen refers to the fifteen developers that were left working on CoH/V after Cryptic reduced the team by ~75% in 2006.
Here is the list of fifteen compiled by Positron [1]:
- Positron (Lead Designer)
- BAB (Animations & FX artist)
- Castle (Powers)
- Ghost Widow
- War Witch (Zone creation)
- Constellation replaced by Hero 1 (story bible)
- JLove (Costumes)
- Ken Morse (Art Lead)
- Nick replaced by Don Pham (Environmental/3D artist)
- Brett replaced by Graham
- Blue Steel (design support)
- Serdar Copur replaced by Mynx (Producer)
- Richard (AP/Build Engineer)
- Aaron (Lead programmer)
- Garth (who moved over to Core Tech before the acquisition)
Notes
The term Freem comes from the 2008 April Fools Day joke picture depicting "Freem" for a visual sound.
