[quote=@Syben]
I'll keep an eye on this, see where it goes. 

Question: How do you plan to accomplish a satisfying narrative in the constraints of a tactical, squad based roleplay? I find that in these "tight knit" group style roleplays that available content for a post can be rather limiting, as you are guided by the movements and actions of the other characters around you, which, results in a reactionary style of roleplay, which is a poor format for storytelling for anyone other than the GM.
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I'm planning on collaborative mission stuff for the driving narrative of the game, outside of the more personal character interactions in downtime inbetween that is. I've got a lot of faith when it comes to the writing capabilities of people here, so was preparing a sliding scale of sorts of GM guidance when it came to writing stuff out. I know some people prefer a more tabletop game-esque flow when it comes to encounters and situations, and then others, like you mentioned, work better with fewer limitions and more self-directed narratives. Honestly fine with either approach for writing in this sort of game; whether it be specifying the actions taken by individual evil goons on my end, or more hands-off and just providing a situation prompt to get people pointed in a direction and they take it from there.

Naturally, those two style probably wouldn't work terribly easily within the confines of a single team/mission, but I certianly don't plan on putting really anything into things like setting teams in stone or specific team layouts and sizes. If that makes any sense.

Essentially I just like the concept of this world setup for characters, not really picky about how it plays out, would just be excited to see stories crafted from it.