>>26687869
B)

From what we know, the last guy on Earth reported it as a routine hunt. If he can't tell us anything we don't already know about humans and their synthetics, then it'd be wasted time. Let's just buff our ship some.

>>26687869
>B. Have him take some time to work on improvements for his ship, making it more robust and deadly.
Last time we were escaping a human planet Steel-Arrow almost died.

>>26687869
B

>>26687869
B

>>26687982
>>B.

You ask him take some time to work on improvements for his ship, making it more robust and deadly. Steel-Arrow acknowledges, and tells you it will be done.

"I know just the technicians to contact. What would you like me to focus on when looking for improvements?"

You answer:

A. Focus on firepower.
B. Focus on speed.
C. Focus on armor.

>>26687869
B.
The info from Blood-Crescent might be outdated and out of the way from the location of our mission.

>>26688052
B & C if possible

>>26688052
>C. Focus on armor.
Dem mines are not kind.

>>26688052
C.

>>26688052
B.
The harder we are to hit the harder we are to kill..

>>26688052
C. Human ships are far slower than ours. Armor is more important. Their primitive slug weaponry shears through our ablative armor like nothing else.

>>26688052
C

>>26688103
>>26688071
>>26688067
>B. Focus on speed.

"Focus on speed," you tell him. "We'll need every burst we can get."

He acknowledges, and tells you it will be done.

You look to Seeking-Eye next. What would you have him do?

A. Use his expertise as a close range fighter to acquire and improve your team's melee weapons for combat.
B. Use his expertise as an urban fighter to examine the layout of the human city to plan an approach into the headquarters from the ground level.

>>26688052
C.
We don't know how long we'll need to be inside Wey-Yu controlled space. And we're gonna dive right into the middle of it.

>>26688201
B

>>26688201
B.
We already planned the ship route, so why not the city route too?
I personally favor a seaside approach, then sewers. Our ship can still use stealth underwater for the initial approach, right?

And damn me for always posting late.

>>26688201
B

>>26688067
This was vote for first vote.

>>26688201
B. A path in would be good to have.

I'd also prefer armor for our ship.

>>26688164
>>26688156

Sorry, these two votes came after I started writing. I'll change accordingly.

>>26688262
>>B.

You ask him to use his expertise as an urban fighter to examine the layout of the human city to plan an approach into the headquarters from the ground level.

You turn to Steel-Arrow, and tell him, "On a second thought, it's more important to put some armor on your ship. We'll need it if things turn sour."

Your team agrees.

You turn to Sharp-Strike. He is the youngest of your team, and could benefit from some focused training.

What would you have him do?

A. Train up his melee skills.
B. Focus on improving his ranged combat skills.
C. Train his piloting skills.

>>26688330
B. Sharp-Strike is a melee monster already, let's not have him overspecialize.

>>26688330
B

>>26688330
A.
He's great at melee already, let's have him be a fucking savant.

>>26688330
B Lets balance out his skill set a bit.

>>26688256
>>26688262
Yeah, apologies for the slowness and confusion. That was on me.
Habits of explaining in-character reasoning and all that.

>>26688330
Oh, so we are bringing Sharp-Strike with us.
This mission might be too critical for him though, and it might be out of his element.

C.
Ship look-out for now. Everyone is pretty savvy with this kind of operations already.

>>26688330
>B. Focus on improving his ranged combat skills.
Let's try to round the boy out a little. Making him the full package will benefit us and the clan.

>>26688374
>B. Focus on improving his ranged combat skills.

You tell him to work on improving his ranged skills, particularly with the plasma caster.

He promises to work hard and practice.

Having each given a task, your team disperses, each heading off to perform their own duty.

Where would you like to go next?

A. Head off to to the space station and meet with your mentor.
B. Head off to the Kraken-Slayer to take a look at your new armory.

>>26688462
A

>>26688462
A. Mentor might have some info that will help us choose which stuff from the armory to take.

>>26688462
A.

>>26688462
A

>>26688462
A.
Mentor bro time.

>>26688494
>>26688492
>>26688494
>A. Head off to to the space station and meet with your mentor.

You board your ship and head for the orbital defense station.

The guards greet you, and tell you Jackal-of-Carrion is waiting for you in the planning room. There, you find your mentor in intense discussion with several other elders, from various clans.

A large star map is projected on a holo-screen in front them. You recognize the map as that of Earth, and its surrounding systems.

As you stand there and listen, you are able to get a semblance of the nature of their argument. The elders gathered are respected tacticians of their respective clans.

They have been tasked with tracking the movement of the human fleet.

This particular argument is regarding a small, remote Colonial outpost, which is apparently the destination of several Weyland-Yutani warships.

Your mentor notes your arrival, and greets you.

"Ah Three-Claw. Good of you to join me. Perhaps you can shed some insight into our little dilemma here."

He points to the outpost. "This is unusual. Weyland forces are converging in on a small, insignificant outpost. Given the history of the Weyland clan and the colonial warriors, I believe they are planning to attack the outpost."

A second elder, whom you recognize to be from clan Fire-Forge, argues otherwise. "Yes, Three-Claw. Come, tell us your opinion. This outpost is so far removed that even sending our nearest ships would take a few days, and we are strained with resources as is. The outpost is so far away from anything remotely interesting, that I feel it does not justify our attention. Besides which, conflict among the humans is hardly our business. We should focus on tracking ships between us and Earth."

You say:

A. "I think we should investigate, but we should not intervene."
B. "I think we should investigate, and intervene to defend the outpost."
C. "I think we should leave them be."

>>26688775
>B. "I think we should investigate, and intervene to defend the outpost."
We must not let Weyland gain power. If they do that it will be all-out war. Keep them and the Colonists fighting.

>>26688775
B

If it is so out of the way, then why are they wasting their time and resources on it? must be something worth taking, something we don't want WY to have

>>26688775
B.
Weyland are our enemies. Their failure results in our advantage. They are not dumb. They would not be heading to that remote outpost if there wasn't something of note for them there.

>>26688775
I think that encouraging a good relationship with the official government of humanity is wise. Defending them is also wise, as if Weyland gains power it will play right into the conspirator's hands and war shall begin.

I'm voting for B.

>>26688775
B There is obviously something important there that they want.

I honestly think a long-term goal should be Weyland's complete destruction. They are the ones pushing the envelope with unrestricted research and they have too much power. Unaccountable to the human government. Uncontrollable.

>>26688858
>>B.

"I think we should investigate, and intervene to defend the outpost," you tell them. "There must be a reason why they're willing to send warships after such a remote outpost, and it would benefit us to find out why, and stop them from doing so, if the need arises."

"Well said," your mentor exclaims. Once again, the elders delve in to a heated discussion, but after much debate, a vote was taken, and it's decided that the clans will investigate and intervene. Several hunting ships are pulled from a nearby patrol and directed towards the outpost.

Your mentor turns to you, and gestures you to look at the starmap. "I'm not sure whether to congratulate you on having been accepted by the Empress's agency or express my condolences to you for taking this suicide mission."

He taps the screen, and shows you a large array of fleet movements around the Terran solar system.

"That's a lot of ships, with new and unknown abilities and technology."

He pats you on the back. "Well, enough pleasantries. You and I know each other far too well for that. Let's talk business. I've now been officially given control of Cloud-Viper's space assets, so let's figure out how we can get you there in one piece."

He points to a list of several ships, among them a battleship and several smaller destroyers. "That's the Cloud-Viper fleet. Modest, I know, but they pack a good punch."

He continues, and discusses with you several propositions on what he thinks would aid your mission the most. You listen carefully to his plans, and decide to go with:

A. Use the fleet to stage a diversion by launching a hit-and-run attack on one of the larger Weyland fleets.
B. Use the fleet to shadow you as you journey to Earth, and be ready to jump in when you call.
C. Have the fleet meet you at Earth, on the outskirts of the solar system, where they will stay hidden to cover your escape.

>>26689042
C

>>26689042
Why not have them knock over that Weyland base on Europa?

>>26689042
C. Have the fleet meet you at Earth, on the outskirts of the solar system, where they will stay hidden to cover your escape.

>>26689093
It would be rolled into option C.

>>26689122
Ok then I'll vote for C.

Hopefully Ashen-Blade's human friends will find a way to help us.

>>26689122
I'll vote for C in that case.

>>26689141
>>C.

After much discussion, you opt to have the fleet meet you at Earth, on the outskirts of the solar system, where they will stay hidden to provide any support you need and cover your escape.

"Their presence will be useful, but also increase your chances of being detected. Keep that in mind," your mentor tells you. "I will lead the fleet myself, from the bridge of our battleship, the 'Striking-Asp'. Come, let us take a look at the captured ship."

He leads you out of the planning room to an observation deck, from which you can see the captured human ship hanging from an orbital scaffolding.

"We have replaced its previous navigation and computing systems with our own, fully capable of mimicking human systems. From our efforts at tracking, we've acquired several vessel codes with which to disguise your ship."

He summons a holo-screen, and shows you several human ship registrations and their details.

He asks you to choose one to imprint upon your captured ship.

You choose:

A. W.Y.S Black Swan: a Weyland-Yutani heavy cruiser on security rota from Pandora.
B. W.Y.S. Grand Scabbard: A heavy cruiser refit for transport duty, on a supply run from colony LV-448.
C. W.Y.S. Plymouth Sound: A decommissioned heavy cruiser bound for mothballing.
D. I.U.C.S. Acheron's Fall: A heavy cruiser recently sold to Weyland-Yutani's partner corporation, General Armaments.

>>26689324
A, pandoran ships will be given right of way since its major R & D, and no-one wants to be fed to the xeno's for getting in the way

>>26689324
>B. W.Y.S. Grand Scabbard: A heavy cruiser refit for transport duty, on a supply run from colony LV-448.
The mothballing one would make it harder to leave once we've shown up, the Pandora ship might encounter troubles because (I assume) there is an OP going on at Pandora while we're at Earth, so they may try to have our ship retained because of the uncertain fate of that outpost. Doing the supply run from a planet completely removed from our own situation is the best bet in my opinion.

>>26689324
C.
Seems less likely to need armed escorts or redundant security checks.

>>26689324
>>26689432
Agreed. Changing vote to B.

B.

Looks like tie between A and B. Tiebreaker?

>>26689324
B.

>>26689432
Makes sense. I'll vote for B.

>>26689432
OP on pandora? im thinking A unless this is explained

>>26689478
One A. got a vote change.
And two late votes for B. here >>26689480 >>26689486

>>26689493
OP as in operation. We had a choice between going to Earth and Pandora. I assume the other guy is headed to pandora to take on the job that we passed up. If that's so, ships from or bound for Pandora may be held up for whatever reason.

>>26689493
Empress agents are going to kill everybody on Pandora while we are doing our mission.

>>26689486
Right. B wins. Write up incoming

>>26689521
>>26689517
I know you guys wanted to take the earth mission, but I can't help but lament the fact that we aren't taking Na'vi heads by the truckload.

>>26689565
There are no Fis on Earth, presumably.

>>26689565
Well I'm hoping they will leave enough Na'vi for hunting. I really would love to do an honest hunt on Pandora when we get some free time.

>>26689555
>>B.

You point to the ship W.Y.S. Grand Scabbard, a heavy cruiser refit for transport duty, on a supply run from colony LV-448.

"This one makes the most sense."

"Good," your mentor agrees. "I'll have the codes uploaded to the ship's computers immediately. I'll also have the hull re-painted to match the ship's description in the registrar."

He taps the holo-screen a few times, and brings up detailed schematics of the ship's interior.

"We've installed a Yautja foldspace engine along side the human's primitive jump drive. Using the fold-space drive will greatly decrease your journey time, but you'll want to use the human's jump drive if other human ships are nearby."

He points to several points on the hull. "Most of the external weapons are functional, but we've also added an internal missile bay which holds sixteen fusion torpedoes and twenty disruptor torpedoes."

He points to the ship's power plant. "To maintain the disguise, we've repaired the ship's original power plant, which still powers the ship. However, in its present state, its capacity is not enough to drive a cloaking system. We can, however, retrofit the power plant to increase its yield to accommodate a cloaking device, but the increased yield may cause discrepancies when scanned by human sensors. What do you think?"

You say:

A. Retrofit the ship's power plant and install a cloaking device.
B. Leave it as is, and forego the cloaking device.

>>26689722
>B. Leave it as is, and forego the cloaking device.

>>26689722
A. they wont stop us for a malfunctioning reactor, and if quizzed about it, we can say its functional and we're gonna have it looked at as soon as we're finished in dubai. the possibility of an easier escape is worth it

>>26689722
B.
The point is stealth through subtlety.

>>26689722
B. Don't want to raise any suspicion.

>>26689722
B.
Instead, go for full mimicry of the ship.
Phony cargoes and containers, if ever a surprise inspection rears itself. Maybe prepare some fake electronic manifests, etc. Hell, maybe a simple bribe will do the trick, if it's only a small ship and crew that accosts us.

>>26689722
B

>>26689841
>> B.

After some thought, you opt to leave it as is, and forego the cloaking device.

"Good. That is all. I will have our engineers and technicians prepare the ship. It will be indistinguishable from the original ship of its namesake. This should not take long. Now, I must go prepare the fleet. When do you plan to embark?"

You reply:

A. "As soon as possible, preferably before those Weyland ships reach earth.
B. "In a week or so - that should give us enough time to fully scout out the human's ship movements, making them easier to avoid.

>>26689945
A

>>26689945
>A. "As soon as possible, preferably before those Weyland ships reach earth.

Let's visit Kraken-Slayer first.

>>26689945
A.
We gotta move quick for this. Events in the human territories are proceeding at a fast pace, so I doubt we could afford a week. Earth's rulers may have changed already at that point.

Also, we still need to go weapons shopping real quick.

>>26689945
A. get this over and done with

>>26690012
>>A.

"As soon as possible, preferably before those Weyland ships reach earth," you tell him.

"Then we should speed up our preparations. Come see me when you are prepared to leave. I will take the fleet and follow you."

You acknowledge, and bid him farewell.

You return to your ship and head over to the Kraken-Slayer, parked in high orbit alongside the defence station. You show the hangar crew the Empress's sigil, and they escort you to the ship's bridge.

Flame-Mantle notes your arrival, and greets you.

"Ready to embark? What can I do for you?"

Do you:

A. Ask how the raid on Clan Night-Prowler's palace is going.
B. Ask what will happen to Weyland's assets on Fey'lenn.
C. Ask him about the agency armory.

>>26690085
A followed by C

>>26690085
C.
Was there ever anything else we came here for?

>>26690085
A

>>26690085
A then C. A shouldnt take long, and C is shopping without spending things

>>26690085
C. Ask him about the agency armory.

Since we already picked, can I ask if this ship was a better or worse choice than the others?

>>26690159
That would be METAGAMING.

>>26690138
>>26690121
>A. Ask how the raid on Clan Night-Prowler's palace is going.

"How is the raid going?" You ask.

"As well as can be hoped. We've breached the inner defences and are getting into position to assault the sactum. We've lost two warriors so far, but it shouldn't take long now. Death-Gifter is calling out to his remnant allies to aid him, but most of those have either been killed off or surrendered to us."

"Good. He's caused enough bloodshed." You decide to ask Flame-Mantle regarding access to the agency armory.

"Of course," he tells you, and summons one of his officers. He introduces the new comer. "This is our quartermaster, Frost-Glaive. He will show you to the armory."

Frost-Glaive beckons you to follow. He leads you two levels down to a large chamber. He flicks a switch on the wall, and several racks descend from the ceiling, each containing a variety of war gear, the most of which you've never seen before. The racks are categorized and arranged base don purpose. You also notice a jet black hoverbike sitting on a rack against the far wall.

Which rack do you with to examine first?

A. Compact explosives
B. Personal weapons
C. Armor attachments
D. The hoverbike

>>26690159
Hard to say without spoilers.

>>26690349
oh man. its a bonanza. try out the explosives first
>>26690159
if he said, itd let us make judgements about our actions, aka metagaming

>B. Personal weapons
I'm salivating.

>>26690349
A I can't wait to see what kind of neat toys they have.

>>26690349
A.
It is essentially a demolition job first and foremost.

>>26690349
C.

I gotta know if there's anything interesting here.

>>26690349
B

>>26690349
A. We'll just run through them in alphabetical order.

>>26690349
A.

>>26687869
Op I love your quest, you mind If I ever do a spin off, of another hunter on a parallel story. Like the story of Night-Stalker a young unblooded.

>>26690694
Not him, but I think there's only room for one Pred-Quest on this board.

I just don't trust anyone else. Maybe if he decides to end it one day. You'd have some incredibly big shoes to fill.

>>26690416
>>A. Compact explosives

You take a look at the rack loaded with a variety of compact explosives. The quarter master explains the function of each as you look over them.

Several items catch your eye. The first is a egg-like device which fits neatly in your palm. You twist the top open to reveal a small control panel. The quartermaster tells you that it's a fission bomb, with a yield comparable to the detonation yield of an honor device. There is only one in stock.

You lay your hands on a second rod-like device, which the quartermaster explains is a cluster grenade. The rod, when thrown, detonates silently and releases a cloud of fragments, capable of piercing through and shredding any soft tissue in milliseconds. There are three in stock.

You turn your attention to a series of small sphere-like devices. He tells you that when donated, these will release a cloud of chaff, a strong but localized ECM burst, and emit a blinding flash. It's excellent for neutralizing electronics and blinding visual sensors. There are four in stock.

The last item on a rack is a thin sheet of blue paper, rolled up into a thin strand. The quarter master explains to you that this thin sheet is actually a corrosive chemical explosive. When detonated, a catalyst causes the sheet to turn into a strong liquid acid, capable of melting through anything. Excellent for breaching doors or walls silently. There are two in stock.

He informs you that you're authorized to take your pick of any two kinds.

Which two do you pick?

A. The small egg-like fission bomb.
B. 3 cluster fragmentation grenades
C. 4 disruption grenades
D. 2 sheet explosives

>>26690694
maybe try it after this finishes. no earlier, please, in case of mess-ups. or try it with your group, theres gotta be a homebrew for these things somewhere

>>26690694
Personally? I don't mind at all. It's a pretty fun universe.

>>26690714
disruption and sheet explosives

>>26690714
>D. 2 sheet explosives
>C. 4 disruption grenades

For disabling cameras and infiltration.

>>26690714
Are these side options to what we'll use to destroy the tech, or are we just going to have to figure out how to do that on our own with what we pick?

>>26690714
i'm gonna go with
1x B
2x C
1x D

>>26690714
D To breach

>>26690714
C and D

>>26690729
Awesome, I got a lot of reading to get something going.

>>26690714
Everything else but A.
If options are truly limited, a pair of C. and D.

Ask if they can modify our drone mines though, unless the Night-Prowler armorer wouldn't like that or if these equipment replace our Drone Mines.

>>26690760
the latter, these are tools, we don't know what tech they have, or how they store it, or where it is, we are to find it all and make sure they can't use it anymore

>>26690760
Yes, it's going to be up to you. Flame-Mantle tells you the original Yautja prototypes have to be there somewhere. You'll need to destroy those, along with any data you can scour.

>>26690714
sheet and disruption, we are the cunningly sneaky Opredator

>>26690694
Not until this one is done pls. OP is too good.

>>26690714
C and D.

>>26690714
I say disruption grenades and sheet explosives.

>>26690776
>>26690777
I'm just worried that it will turn out to be something big, like a ship, in which case we'll need the extra fission bomb.

>>26690769
>>26690785
>>26690748

>C and D

You stash the four disruption grenades into your belt and slide the two sheet explosives into your pouch.

Which rack would you like to examine next?

A. Personal weapons
B. Armor attachments
C. The hoverbike

>>26690815
Gotta see the armor attachments.
B.

>>26690815
A

>>26690815
B.
We could use some extra protection.

>>26690815
B.

>>26690815
A

>>26690815
B just because I don't want there to be a tie.

>>26690815
we'll get through everything, so B

>>26690832

B. Armor attachments

You turn your attention to the rack containing the armor attachments. The quartermaster informs you that unlike the explosives, there is enough stock of each to kit out your whole team.

You turn your attention first to a large back-pack attachment with three plasma nozzles embedded into the back. "Jetpack," the quartermaster tells you simply. "Enough fuel for two hours of continuous hover."

You turn next to another sleek and smaller backpack. You touch the fabric and realize that it folds out. The quartermaster explains to you that it's a portable glider. The wings open up and allow you to enter a limited but controllable state of flight from a high place to a low place.

You turn your attention next to a lightweight, thin, metallic vest which fits comfortably underneath your armor. "Experimental ablative under-weave," the quartermaster explains. "Capable of taking a plasma-caster shot point blank. Works by ejecting micro-plates at the point impact. Careful, though, successive hits by even small arms fire will wear it down quickly."

You turn your attention next to a light shoulder harness. The quartermaster tells you it's used for mounting a second plasma-caster. It comes with its own targeting computer and its own vision mask linkage systems.

He once again informs you you're authorized to take two types of such wargear.

Which two do you pick?

A. Jetpack
B. Deployable glider
C. Light ablative vest
D. Secondary plasma-caster harness

>>26691025
SECOND PLASMA CASTER
We're in city fighting, so jetpack and wings are both non-optimal, so ablative vest

>>26691025
B. and C.
Jetpack might run out of fuel too fast.
Protection and high altitude escape is where it's at.

>>26691025
Do we have the ridiculous jumping ability from the Predator films and Concrete Jungle?

>>26691025
C & D

>>26691025
B. Deployable glider
C. Light ablative vest

I can see it now, we shall fly like a glorious seagull from the top of Weyland's tower.

>>26691025
D for ourselves and whoever is range focused.
C for Sharp-Strike.

Jetpacks for everyone.

>>26691071
We must.

I'm torn between B and C, or C and D.

>>26691080
Actually, this anon brings up a good point. The gliders may make for a good escape option when we need to get out of their big ass tower.Which is the tallest structure in Dubai.

>>26691025
C and D

>>26691025
C & D. flight in a city is silly

>>26691071
Yes, we are able to jump and climb quite well.

>>26691025
B and C.

>>26691117
C and D

>>26691139
you replied to the wrong post...

Well, looks like we're tied between

B and C
C and D

So we are definitely taking C, which is the ablative vest.

Need to decide now bewteen B or D.

The first two are really just situational utility options, whereas the last two will have more application in any combat situation.

>>26691150
B. for me.
We'll make up for the lack of a second gun in the personal weapons locker later.

>>26691150
D

Rolled 1

>>26691150
rolling
1 = B
2 = D

>>26691150
D

>>26691150
D, the additional firepower is worth it, plasma casters are bullshit powerful

>>26691150
D, the plasma caster has been of incredible use throughout our career

>>26691150
D. The most important info will probably be underground, so we won't have a chance to use the glider.

>>26691150
Voting B.

>>26691150
as >>26691215 said,top floor is always penthouse/CEO quarters. R&D is always in the basement, behind the blast shields. therefore, D

>>26691150
D. Can you post when you've started writing?

>>26691253
>>26691215
>>26691210
>>26691215
Looks like the D's have it.

>>C and D

You tell the quartermaster you'd like to requisition the vests and the harnesses. He informs you he'll have them delivered to your ship's storage.

Which rack would you like to examine next?

A. Personal weapons
B. The hover bike,

>>26691283
A

>>26691283
Weapons next.

>>26691283
>A. Personal weapons
Oh god yes.

>>26691283
A.
Time for killy stuff.

And I suppose even if we end up on the top floor, we could always use the grappling hook from the combi-stick and bungie jump out. If it can carry a humongous fis, it could bear our own weight easily.

>>26691283
A

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>>26690349
>We've lost two warriors so far
Fuck.

>>26691291
>>A. Personal weapons

You walk over to the personal weapons rack, and notice a variety of light weapons.

You first turn to an exotic-looking plasma caster the likes of which you've never seen before. The quartermaster informs you that it's a prototype rapid fire kinetic caster. Rather than shooting plasma bolts, it shoots small crystalline needles at an extremely high rate. It's silent, and the needles do not leave a trail. As a bonus, it can be set to shoot down incoming grenades or rockets. There is only one in stock.

Next, you turn your attention to a pair of small plasma pistols. The quartermaster tells you they're compact and completely silent. Each shot carries enough force to burn clean through any organic tissue. There are two such pistols in stock.

Next, you look to a wrist-mounted dart launcher which uses very peculiar ammunition. It's a disruptor dart launcher. Each dart contains a small disruptor warhead, and can be fired from extremely long ranges with accuracy. It allows you to disable electronic devices silently from range. There are two such launchers in stock.

You then turn to a series of small daggers. The quartermaster takes one, and twists the handle. A moment later, the blade flashes blue, and you can see arcs of lightning jetting from the blade. "Good for rapid incapacitation. Stops the victim from making noise," he tells you. "Damn effective for taking down synthetics." There are many such knives in stock.

Once again, he asks you to choose two.

Which do you choose:

A. The needle-caster.
B. Two compact plasma pistols.
C. Two disruptor dart launchers.
D. Electro-shock throwing knives.

>>26691504
B and D

>>26691504
B & C

>>26691504
A. and D.
Let's put that harness to use.
And there may be non-combatants present, but may be disruptive to our operation. Gotta think about our own honor code too.

>>26691504
If we don't use the needle caster, will we get a second plasma caster for our harness?

>>26691504
A & D

>>26691569
Yes, you'll take a standard plasma caster.

>>26691504
A and B.

A can shoot down rockets and grenades. That is awesome.

>>26691504
D is damn useful for synths and quiet killing
B isn't that great in comparison to D
C is alright
A is pretty good for multi-purpose killing
all in all, A and D

>>26691504
A and D. Changing vote to A and D.

>>26691639
>>26691629
>>26691593
>>26691555

Looks like the A and Ds have it.

>A & D

You point to the needle-caster and the electro-shock throwing knives. "I'll take those," you tell him.

The quartermaster acknowledges, and tell you he'll have them sent to your ship immediately.

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END Episode 46

Thanks for playing everyone! See you next time

(which may or may not be tomorrow; not sure yet. check my twitter.)

PS: I'll add our new gear to the gear sheet and upload that next session.

It just occurred to me that the whole team will be kitted out with dual plasma casters.
We can actually afford some range variety for this Op.
Not to mention that sounds really awesome. I'm psyched to go planetside already.

>>26691668
>26687869

Archived here:

http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/26687869/

>>26691668
Woohoo. Next thread we get on with the suicide mission.

>>26691683
>title
>pre
Ha. Can't wait for next thread.

>>26691504
Should have picked C and D. Would allow us to make a complete stealth run. We've already got spear guns.

>>26691798
C. might be a bit redundant, what with us having disruption grenades already.
Then again, we also have redundant ranged weaponry, but at least their functions are sufficiently different enough to cover any potential weaknesses.
Casters seem to work best at medium range anyway, so the Spearguns still have their niche for long range take downs.

Polite, post-quest discussion sage.

>>26691878
I'm just not sure grenades are silent.