The player is under the command of Mandrissa Anita Cho (widow of Mandarin Cho), who wants the planet for her son, Captain Jason Cho. In Campaign 2, the player's mercenary team enters into a new contract with House Liao. I've got plans for Carver V and you don't want to be part of them". Over the course of the campaign, Colonel Renard becomes increasingly unstable, ending the campaign with the words: "Do this and get out. The final mission of the campaign ends with the destruction of the bandit HQ and the death of their leader. Renard authorizes full-scale attacks on Liao forces despite protests from Steiner Ambassador Yee. It is then revealed that the bandit leader is an ex-Liao officer. However, a chase of a bandit convoy results in a firefight with Liao units. In Campaign 1, the player is under the command of Colonel David Renard of House Steiner, and starts with relatively simple missions to destroy minor bandit forces.
All the Houses on Carver V are avoiding any military action that could endanger the peace, so when a suspiciously well-equipped bandit force threatens Steiner territory, House Steiner employs a mercenary team led by the player, who takes the role of their commander. At the beginning of the story, the Federated Commonwealth, an alliance of House Steiner and House Davion, is breaking apart due to Archon Katrina Steiner's controversial seizure of power. The single-player game takes place on Carver V, a planet previously held by House Liao, but recently mostly captured by the Federated Commonwealth, who killed the local Liao ruler Mandarin Cho in combat. As of 2017 there is a project fork on github with the goal to port the source code to Linux. The game is under mod by several projects and hosted on a GitHub repository. pak files that exist in the source directory at the time of installation because you will not be able to rebuild these. For these output files, the built file itself exists in the source folder and is simply copied from there to the FinalBuild folder.
Source files are not provided for all of the output files from the MechCommander 2 build. The source release documentation warns developers that not all code necessary to produce a complete build has been included: everything needed to compile the game without networking support and without all the art) under a Shared Source licence in order to demonstrate its XNA Build system. In 2006, Microsoft released a portion of the source code along with most game assets (i.e.
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