Yeah! So anyone play Titanfall yet? XD
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don't torture me with that...I don't have and Xbox one or a PC powerful enough to run it. *cries* I want to play it so much.
Had to clear some space on my computer. Takes up 78 freakin gigabites! It comes on, like, seven disks! It's pretty crazy how demanding this game is, but its tooootallly worth it. Now if you excuse me *Titan suddenly drops down behind me* I got to go be awesome. *jumps in Titan and runs off into combat*
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...I will hurt you...XD
When you say 'Pacific', do you mean Asia-Pacific? Otherwise, my characters going to be stuck halfway across the world from you guys XD
Not sure, just leave the end location kind of vague and in the pacific like the rest of us did.
Name: Cynthia “Cindy” Gouldbern
Age: 26
Gender: Female
Nationality: Australian
Branch of Service: The Royal Australian Army Medical Corps.
Appearance:
Personality: Obviously very precise and efficient when it comes to ops due to her background, Cindy is still compassionate and empathitic, as her profession requires that of her. She is down to earth, and strong willed when it comes to saving lives. She is energetic and happy-go-lucky, typical of most Australians, and won't leave a man behind.
Personal History: Originally, Cindy was drawn to the nursing profession, gaining her RN D-1's at the University of Queensland, but that soon changed with the Russian invasion of South East Asia. Due to the lack of support from other nations, the Australian Government began to issue drafting notices, and she was selected to be a medic in the Royal Australian Regiment, who were subsequently deployed to such regions as Indonesia, Thailand and Vietnam towards the end of the Third World War..
Her particular unit was situated in Burma, where she operated in a makeshift hospital treating the wounded air lifted from the front lines. Despite the circumstances, Cindy enjoyed her work, finally getting the chance put her skills to the test, and found it extremely rewarding. Despite the work the hospital did for the local community where it could, the hospital was bombed in an act of terrorism, and hostile forces engaged. Cindy barely escaped with her life, and made her way into the jungle.
Because of the sudden exodus, many of the Australian soldiers missed the declaration of the end of the war, and continue to believe that it wages on. Cindy is one of those people, but no longer chooses to fight for the military, instead traveling and helping out villages with what she can with medical treatment, not realizing that the war, in fact, ended.
Particular Skills or Talents:She is trained in medical procedures up to the level of a Registered Nurse, Division 1 (able to take blood, use complicated emergency aid equipment, and a moderate understanding of how certain drugs work).
Weaponry:
-Standard Issue 5.56mm F88SA2 Austeyr, with ACOG 1.5X zoom Ring Sight, 5 magazines.
-M3 Carl Gustav, 1 Anti tank Round.
-9mm Self Loading Pistol Mk3, 3 clips
-Standard issue Assault Knife
Personal Equipment:
Emergency Triage kit – Situated to Cindy's side, it allows for emergency life saving procedures to be performed on the battle field, and also has a wide range of stimulants, painkillers and performance enhancing drugs. To boost effectiveness of team mates.
Rations - About four days worth of field rations. Some of them appear to date from the start of the Third World War.
Canteen – Good for holding water (who would've guessed).
Binoculars – For scoping out targets from far away.
Can opener – Never know when you might need one.
Other info: Cindy is quite a heavy drinker when it comes to it, able to outdrink what she calls 'soft' Americans. She also has a fear of spiders.
Age: 26
Gender: Female
Nationality: Australian
Branch of Service: The Royal Australian Army Medical Corps.
Appearance:
Personality: Obviously very precise and efficient when it comes to ops due to her background, Cindy is still compassionate and empathitic, as her profession requires that of her. She is down to earth, and strong willed when it comes to saving lives. She is energetic and happy-go-lucky, typical of most Australians, and won't leave a man behind.
Personal History: Originally, Cindy was drawn to the nursing profession, gaining her RN D-1's at the University of Queensland, but that soon changed with the Russian invasion of South East Asia. Due to the lack of support from other nations, the Australian Government began to issue drafting notices, and she was selected to be a medic in the Royal Australian Regiment, who were subsequently deployed to such regions as Indonesia, Thailand and Vietnam towards the end of the Third World War..
Her particular unit was situated in Burma, where she operated in a makeshift hospital treating the wounded air lifted from the front lines. Despite the circumstances, Cindy enjoyed her work, finally getting the chance put her skills to the test, and found it extremely rewarding. Despite the work the hospital did for the local community where it could, the hospital was bombed in an act of terrorism, and hostile forces engaged. Cindy barely escaped with her life, and made her way into the jungle.
Because of the sudden exodus, many of the Australian soldiers missed the declaration of the end of the war, and continue to believe that it wages on. Cindy is one of those people, but no longer chooses to fight for the military, instead traveling and helping out villages with what she can with medical treatment, not realizing that the war, in fact, ended.
Particular Skills or Talents:She is trained in medical procedures up to the level of a Registered Nurse, Division 1 (able to take blood, use complicated emergency aid equipment, and a moderate understanding of how certain drugs work).
Weaponry:
-Standard Issue 5.56mm F88SA2 Austeyr, with ACOG 1.5X zoom Ring Sight, 5 magazines.
-M3 Carl Gustav, 1 Anti tank Round.
-9mm Self Loading Pistol Mk3, 3 clips
-Standard issue Assault Knife
Personal Equipment:
Emergency Triage kit – Situated to Cindy's side, it allows for emergency life saving procedures to be performed on the battle field, and also has a wide range of stimulants, painkillers and performance enhancing drugs. To boost effectiveness of team mates.
Rations - About four days worth of field rations. Some of them appear to date from the start of the Third World War.
Canteen – Good for holding water (who would've guessed).
Binoculars – For scoping out targets from far away.
Can opener – Never know when you might need one.
Other info: Cindy is quite a heavy drinker when it comes to it, able to outdrink what she calls 'soft' Americans. She also has a fear of spiders.
It's up, meh. Finding tasteful images of female soldiers ain't easy XD
A fear of spiders in Australia...that is hilarious
Blackwolf said
A fear of spiders in Australia...that is hilarious
Yeah...
Australian Huntsman Spider
Yea I know i've been there. there are spiders literally everyware.
I actually live there, and I do have a fear of spiders. I don't mess with insects big enough to tackle and beat the living crap out of me XD
Uhm... I'll gladly post up a CS tomorrow as long as it's promised that there's never another spider picture posted in the OOC or IC? xD
That's a pretty adorable spider. I saw this little bastard while I was in Brazil last year (put it under a link for Jonesy's sake).
Regarding Titanfall, I don't have a Xbone, would like to buy one though, but I do have a powerful enough PC to play it at good settings. Problem is, though, is that since it's a AAA game, it's so darn expensive (€52!!!!!???!!?), and since I just bought Hatsune Miku: Project Diva f for my Vita, I'm a bit broke.
Yes, you read that right; I bought a game about virtual Japanese pop-stars instead of buying a game about parkour and badass mecha. I officially forfeit my Man Badge.
Regarding Titanfall, I don't have a Xbone, would like to buy one though, but I do have a powerful enough PC to play it at good settings. Problem is, though, is that since it's a AAA game, it's so darn expensive (€52!!!!!???!!?), and since I just bought Hatsune Miku: Project Diva f for my Vita, I'm a bit broke.
Yes, you read that right; I bought a game about virtual Japanese pop-stars instead of buying a game about parkour and badass mecha. I officially forfeit my Man Badge.
Kyelin...marry me..I love Australian women, oh and Rafale...You are a cruel cruel man haha
@Kilo6, thanks for the pic. If I ever find you, I will kill you XD
@Blackwolf, Thank you ^^
@Blackwolf, Thank you ^^
haha I love the accent, probably my favorite in the world! whats also awesome is being american when I was down there I was the one with the sexy accent.
I never seemed to notice it, I like to think that I don't have it so bad, cause it sounds so painfully obvious in movies. Did you go up north (Higher pitched northern bogan "'Ow's it going cuz?" Or southern lower "Oi mate, you wat?"
Maybe you don't notice your accent if you grow up in a country with it :S
Maybe you don't notice your accent if you grow up in a country with it :S
I honestly never particularly liked British and other commonwealth accents. Personally, I'm more of a eastern Europe and far-east Asia kind of guy in terms of accents.
My own accent is a bit weird; it's like 70% west coast American (I lived in the USA for 11 years), 10% French (have lived in France for the last few years), 5% British (I pick up a pretty crazy British sounding accent when I'm angry or ranting, no idea where that comes from) and 5% Scandinavian (again, no idea where it comes from).
My own accent is a bit weird; it's like 70% west coast American (I lived in the USA for 11 years), 10% French (have lived in France for the last few years), 5% British (I pick up a pretty crazy British sounding accent when I'm angry or ranting, no idea where that comes from) and 5% Scandinavian (again, no idea where it comes from).
Cool. I like European accents, they're all pretty awesome ^^
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