The only thing preventing Fey from openly criticizing Veep's panicked, unprofessional cluttering of comms was a distinct awareness that she would be equally unprofessional in doing so. She took a less direct route than Jacobin on her way forwards, sweeping across a seemingly-empty stretch of terrain not far from the downed IFV with an extended burst from her rifle. A distinct spike in chatter from the enemy indicated that a squad of line troops had moved up quietly into the rubble, attempting to close on the sniper with man-portable anti-armor weaponry.
"Someone hit that position with a heavy weapon," Feanulde said over comms, before finding her own bit of obliterated armor to duck behind. "I need to focus." She disengaged the controls on the suit's right arm, slaving it to the motions of the left while the elf used her now-free hand to manipulate switches and punch in commands on an internal console. "Switch to narrowband comms, jamming active in three." Precisely three seconds after her announcements, a wave of static and garbage signals washed over the local communication frequencies. Jamming, when interacting with the Totality, could be more complex than one might initially assume; the ever-adaptive hyperintelligence often shifted its precise methods of communication and was quick to discover tricks unless all units observing them were annihilated. It would take her a few moments to narrow down which ones were currently in use and focus on those. In the meantime. . . "Working on sensors now."
"Someone hit that position with a heavy weapon," Feanulde said over comms, before finding her own bit of obliterated armor to duck behind. "I need to focus." She disengaged the controls on the suit's right arm, slaving it to the motions of the left while the elf used her now-free hand to manipulate switches and punch in commands on an internal console. "Switch to narrowband comms, jamming active in three." Precisely three seconds after her announcements, a wave of static and garbage signals washed over the local communication frequencies. Jamming, when interacting with the Totality, could be more complex than one might initially assume; the ever-adaptive hyperintelligence often shifted its precise methods of communication and was quick to discover tricks unless all units observing them were annihilated. It would take her a few moments to narrow down which ones were currently in use and focus on those. In the meantime. . . "Working on sensors now."