[quote=@Haru Nyan]
I guess that works. I was leaning towards somewhere along 18 above, but I guess I can work with it.
So no going beyond 21? They are new recruits after all. Either way, I got my eyes set on this one.
Looking forward to it.
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It's based on hiring "new and youthful recruitments", so basically young but gifted students. And thanks!

[quote=@Pyromaniacwolf]
This looks pretty interesting,but I do have one question; Are all characters we create for the RP required to be part of Deltawatch? Or can they be some of the "talented individuals" that Talon is recruiting? I'm not too bothered, but the character I have in mind right now suits abit better in Talon, but it wouldn't be a huge undertaking to tweak that.
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Like I mentioned, I allow both. Though I recommend to be more concentrated in Deltawatch since its the primary focus, but Talon secondary agent characters I do allow. I guess the rule, you can have up to two characters (one on each side), apply here.

[quote=@Rekaigan]
I'm pretty interested. 

Few questions:

- Are our characters allowed to be associated with an existing Overwatch character? (Assuming this doesn't mess with their original lore)

- What kind of power limits do you have? (I'm sure there will be no magic, because everything in the universe is done through "The miracle of Science". Excluding whatever Reaper does)

- What kind of setting is this? Is it like an academy thing, or a small operation group that does vigilante-esque things or even works with the military? (Despite the fact that nobody wants Overwatch anymore, why would they want Delta)
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1). Sure! While I don't want all characters here to be associated with a canon character, one or two will be fine.

2). Well as long as you don't blow up the entire world, have telekinesis, or any other RPing powers that are considered OP, I guess you're good. It all depends on what you post as the abilties for your character. Though 'magic'... there could be an exception in one character in the group having a "form" of 'magic' (whatever that may be), but again, it should be mostly backed up by science or by scientifical theories, but at the same time having a special property of its own that cannot be explained precisely.

3). Well at this stage, Overwatch is getting some recognition again (Its been several years since recall so). However, it isn't enough to make them... "fully" legal at this stage. They're legal, but not like... 100% legal-enough to be a actual independent organization. You can say that they are on heavy watch with the UN and government agencies and while they are receiving funds and permission, most of the missions they take are strictly entitled to what THEY see and order. Does that make sense?