EliteCommander

Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

I think you forgot to change some things regarding Silenti. Is s/he male or female?

Blood Act I~ Ghosts of the Past

So Lucius, when do you think you'll be able to get the caravan mission moving?

Mass Effect: The Face of Injustice

Might be best for everyone to lay out a plan once they are out of immediate danger.

Mass Effect: The Face of Injustice

Well, if there are going to be surprises, it wouldn't do well to tell you first. Of course, lack of surprises is also a strong possibility. Currently, there are about fifteen or so hostiles in the room, about the same number as allied soldiers. As well, there is strong evidence that more hostiles are going to be incoming from the second level. In this situation, they would likely prepare to fight against guns, biotics, and tech abilities, as any of those are possible.

Mass Effect: The Face of Injustice

The door is already open, or at least one of them is. It would be far faster, no matter who is hacking, to go for the open door. However, once the shooting has started, there is no cover for anyone, so it is best to get out as quickly as possible. The hostiles don't have stormtrooper aim. The barrier will help, but it is going to be under a lot of fire very quickly. You can choose who lives, as long as it's not everyone.

Unless people come up with a combination of solutions that end up being very reasonably effective, then there could be more survivors.

Star Wars - Scum and Villainy

It was refreshing to have a job where the pay was individual. Shared pay always ended up making things more complicated than they needed to be. Sirka certainly liked her credits, but she wasn't stupid. Going through a mission looking for ways to betray one's allies was a good way to get killed. As for the mission itself, it was different, but definitely interesting. Fighting in caves, in tight quarters, and without blasters, seemed like it would push things far in her favor. She wasn't really concerned with how they were getting the planet, as that wasn't her job. Her stills were in ground combat, or boarding if it was needed, but someone else could handle the piloting.

"So they probably won't have blasters either, at least not reliable ones? Good, that'll make my job real simple. They could be carrying slugthrowers or something; it's what I would do if I were them. Still, it would only make it a little harder. Anyway, you can count me in for this job. The pay's good, and I can do what you're asking from me." Sirka commented before glancing to a few of the others. Some of them didn't seem like they were going to be great in open combat, so she wasn't sure if all of them would be so willing to step foot on an Imperial prison colony, but she supposed they all had some sort of skills for this.

Blood Act I~ Ghosts of the Past

Bungie didn't have as good of a track record with me. They did have Halo, and if they made another Halo, I'm sure it would be a great Halo game. However, they went with a new IP, with an entirely new concept and playstyle. It seems they weren't as good at making that type of game.

Blood Act I~ Ghosts of the Past

So far, no ES or Fallout title has disappointed me in the past 11 years. I am starting to develop trust for Bethesda's track record, but I avoid hype all the same, for my own sanity.

Mass Effect: The Face of Injustice

We are in a pretty bad situation. There is no cover in the room, and while the enemy currently also does not have cover, there will be enemies on the second level above who will be in a much better position. Unless they immediately abandon their charges and run for the door, I would not expect all ten Human soldiers to survive. I would, however, expect some survivors. If they are already somewhat close to the door, they stand a better chance.

The Depths of Deception

Rareth shrugged her shoulders. "I haven't heard that much is wrong with them. At least, no worse than anywhere else. They are a lot more divided than Rothia, but then again, so are most other places.' Rareth commented.

Ghirn stepped closer to the door as he addressed the team. "I can say with reasonable certainty that the local authorities will not give you issues. As for the local population, it is up to your own judgment on how to mitigate any potential dangers. Just remember who it is you are representing. Your actions will reflect upon the image of the Assembly." He warned. "Now, if all of you who are not remaining with this team could follow me, I need to give you your next assignments. For now, everyone else can relax, but be ready to leave soon."

After Ghirn stepped out of the room, all of those leaving the team followed suit. Rareth wandered over to the couch in the center of the room and sat down, leaning back as she let out a sigh. "Well, it seems like at least most of us are sticking together. I never really talked to the others anyway."