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Voting closed: April 07, 2013, 10:34:35 am

[Tiruin]

((The shuttle in the mission won't leave and return to let those still in it recuperate, right?))

[SeriousConcentrate]

(Your assumptions are correct, PW. Let's narrow it to pure combat, quadrupedal, if that helps.)

[Grunhill]

Use, mixed.

[Toaster]

Lars studies the areas, and comes to a conclusion.  It'd be better to clear this tower upward, and then head back down- that way he can know it's clear behind him once he hits the top.

Head upward, searching for workers.  Demand the surrender of any encountered- return fire if fired upon.

[Baradine]

((This is kind of a bullshit idea, but let's try it anyway))

Spawn two small metal pipes.  Grab one, and heat the tip of that one to just below melting point.  Then, grab the other pipe and cool it to just above freezing (appx 274 Kelvin).  Throw the cold pipe up, and then smack it with the really hot pipe.  I'm trying to create a large amount of kinetic force through inter-molecular disparity.

((I don't really know why I think this should work, I don't remember anything about molecules working like that....))

[piecewise]

"Thanks. Maybe I'll finally get it working this time..."

Head back to the VR machine and bring up the helmet again, this time with armor layers consisting of 1 inch thick industrial plate and 1 inch thick battle suit plate, with a fused frame of industrial plate metal on the inside. Test for strength, crushing resistance, temperature resistance and weight.

Well, thats gonna be a bit heavy, and that battle plate is gonna shatter under significant crushing, but the industrial plate should hold up well against crushing and temp. Basically what you have there is a outer ballistic layer designed to survive weapons and an inner layer for things like bombs, crushing and the like.

((The shuttle in the mission won't leave and return to let those still in it recuperate, right?))

Shuttle will wait till the mission is done and then head back.

Use, mixed.

You get a book called "Principles of Modern Swordplay."

Lars studies the areas, and comes to a conclusion.  It'd be better to clear this tower upward, and then head back down- that way he can know it's clear behind him once he hits the top.

Head upward, searching for workers.  Demand the surrender of any encountered- return fire if fired upon.

You follow the ruined stairways up as far as they'll go, exploring several levels. There are signs of habitation, burn marks of fires, refuse and waste, even a corpse, but there's no one here now. They must have moved lower in the tower or out into the debris fields below.

((This is kind of a bullshit idea, but let's try it anyway))

Spawn two small metal pipes.  Grab one, and heat the tip of that one to just below melting point.  Then, grab the other pipe and cool it to just above freezing (appx 274 Kelvin).  Throw the cold pipe up, and then smack it with the really hot pipe.  I'm trying to create a large amount of kinetic force through inter-molecular disparity.

((I don't really know why I think this should work, I don't remember anything about molecules working like that....))

Well, that doesn't really do anything. I mean, if the metal is cold enough and you hit hard enough you can shatter things easier, so you might end up smashing the cold pipe and bending the hot one if you hit it hard enough, but it's not gonna go rocketing off or explode or something.

[kisame12794]

Check if I can access VR in here.

[Grunhill]

Start readding it

[Tavik Toth]

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Name: Jack Hansan
Age: 30
Gender: male
Appearance: Half a face with a robotic eye, scars all over his body.
Personal information: A strange man with a strange past, the first thing he did when he turned 18 was to burn his highschool school down. After that he went on a killing spree through his hometown and never got caught, a few years after that he blew up a space station where he finnaly was caught which is how he ended up being assigned to HMRC. He is known for his cynical views and at every opportunity to kill/blow up something, but sometimes he shows some kindness to people but only in some cases. Nothing else is kown about him.
Reason assigned to HMRC: Blew up a space station.
Stats
Strength:2
Dexterity:4
Endurance:5
Charisma:3
Intelligence:3
Willpower:3
Skills
Speech: 1
Instuition: 1
Handiwork:0(-1)
Conventional Weapons:1
Uncon Weapons:0(-1)
Exotic Weapons:1
Aux Systems: 1
Med Tech:0(-1)
Profession: Grunt +1 to Aux Systems and -1 to Handy work .

Good enough?

[Harry Baldman]

I've been lurking here since the second half of Mission 2, finally decided to register on the forums to sign up for this RTD. It is that good.

Here's the character sheet:

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Name: known as "Little Timmy", doesn't have a registered name.

Age: 29

Gender: Male

Appearance: A short, stocky man with light brown skin, around 5 feet and 2 inches tall. Has a shaved head. Most notable facial feature is a thick, black unibrow. Definitely not an attractive individual by any conventional standard.

Personal information: Born in poverty, Timmy's life is generally unremarkable up until the age of 14, at which point he turned to a life of crime. After several years of abject failure in freelance work he managed to join a local criminal organization, serving as a thug and general errand boy. Not being particularly bright, he didn't manage to advance beyond such work in all the years until his eventual capture by the authorities at age 29. Charged with a great many crimes, he was given a choice to either face 20 years in prison or volunteer for some fancy community service program that could potentially guarantee an early release, full pardon and acquisition of new skills. Not being very bright, he chose the latter option - the HMRC.

Reason for assignment to HMRC: Several proven counts of theft, destruction of property, assault, one count of murder, suspected of involvement in at least 5 other murders and many other crimes.

Stats:
Strength: 5 (+1/3)
Dexterity: 3
Endurance: 6 (+1/3)
Charisma: 1 (-1)
Intelligence: 0 (-1)
Willpower: 5 (+1/3)

Skills:
Speech: 0 (-1)
Intuition: 1
Handiwork: 1
Conventional Weapons: 1
Unconventional Weapons: 0 (-1)
Exotic Weapons: 0 (-1)
Auxiliary systems: 1
Medical tech: 1

Profession: Grunt (+1 in conventional weapons, -1 in speech)

[Caellath]

((Welcome to both of you. I guess hell has no population caps, from what I'm seeing here.))

[Tavik Toth]

((Hell?No, this is heaven! Or its RTD equivalent anyway.))

[Caellath]

((Hell?No, this is heaven! Or its RTD equivalent anyway.))

((How did you discover Einsteinian Roulette, by the way?))

[Tavik Toth]

(( Was reading the TVtropes RTD and one of the players mentioned this game.)

[Harry Baldman]

((In fact, this RTD is good enough for me to go against my so far unbroken lurker habits - up until this point, I hadn't actually posted anything in any forum. Ever.
I discovered Einsteinian Roulette in is approximately this order - GameBanshee forums --> Stworca's LPs on Bay12 --> Ehndras' now-dead LCS LP --> this thread when I checked up on Ehndras' activities. From here I learned of RTDs and proceeded to read Multiworld Madness and now Roll to Roll to Dodge. I can say that this one's my favorite of the three, although RtRtD is pretty close.))