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

[Kriellya]

Alright, thanks. Guess I'll have to do the reprogramming myself once I get it reloaded. Let me know when Steve gets back, I'll head back to grab the software.

IF Steve returns this turn, get the program and head back to the blackship if it's safe to do so.

Otherwise, listen to the AM's response about our foes, wait for calls of injured over the radio

[Devastator]

"We've got a camera on the hallway.  Use it, and if they come on the floor, cook em.  There's not that many, and I think we can take them, especially since they'll have to start splitting up.  We're set up at the window.. anyone with a heavy cannon could punch a nice hole in the end of the hallway, giving the gangway crew and the rest of the drones line of sight.  I think we can hold out in here for a bit, at least."  If they set up on other floors, we can kill the bunch here, and start picking off them in small groups."

"Lets try for the door too, if you think you've got the juice.  These suits are pretty heat resistant, so just try to soften it up some.

"On second thought, lets not set the room with no exit on fire."

Help Gorat make a door/hole in floor, etc, with my mace.
examine the walls and floors trying to figure out the best way through them.

[Tack]

Be in Maurice's splendid care.

[Lenglon]

Calm down and compose myself, preparing to use my microwave amp. continue to watch, listen, and smell for people trying to slip by in the confusion of the fighting.

[SeriousConcentrate]

((What's with the title, anyways?))

(Not sure if this is what you mean or if you're just being sarcastic, but it's a play on culture and words. The play, Waiting For Godot, is about two characters who are doing just that. Spoiler: Godot never arrives. There's a lot more to it than that, of course, such as subtext about good and evil and morality and so forth, but that's the basic situation. Now, our enemies this mission are Sods. The defending team has been standing around waiting for something to do for forever. So PW changed a letter in the play's title to make a reference to it, as with the exception of the Sods actually showing up at the ship there are some similarities between the two.

Well, some, anyway. This IS the HMRC we're talking about. )

[GreatWyrmGold]

((What's with the title, anyways?))

(Not sure if this is what you mean or if you're just being sarcastic, but it's a play on culture and words. The play, Waiting For Godot, is about two characters who are doing just that. Spoiler: Godot never arrives. There's a lot more to it than that, of course, such as subtext about good and evil and morality and so forth, but that's the basic situation. Now, our enemies this mission are Sods. The defending team has been standing around waiting for something to do for forever. So PW changed a letter in the play's title to make a reference to it, as with the exception of the Sods actually showing up at the ship there are some similarities between the two.
Well, some, anyway. This IS the HMRC we're talking about. )

((I knew it sounded familiar...))

[BFEL]

after quick reevaluation, STEPHEN HAWKING dodges his way over toward the elevator/staircase/whatever that connects the gangway to the sword, in ambushing position. Which is also in cover.

[Corsair]

((just gonna assume Michael Alexander just sat in the sword after the journey on Skyler flight 001))
*hears yelling and warnings* "Well this will be interesting"
move toward the concourse both horizontally and vertically, if possible gain a vantage point on top of the sword or one of the supporting pylons while maintaining a view of the ensuing battle.

[Doomblade187]

((What's with the title, anyways?))

(Not sure if this is what you mean or if you're just being sarcastic, but it's a play on culture and words. The play, Waiting For Godot, is about two characters who are doing just that. Spoiler: Godot never arrives. There's a lot more to it than that, of course, such as subtext about good and evil and morality and so forth, but that's the basic situation. Now, our enemies this mission are Sods. The defending team has been standing around waiting for something to do for forever. So PW changed a letter in the play's title to make a reference to it, as with the exception of the Sods actually showing up at the ship there are some similarities between the two.
Well, some, anyway. This IS the HMRC we're talking about. )

((I caught the waiting for Godot reference, but I didn't catch the 'Sodot' bit. Thanks.))

"Okay, I'm going to head on up, so someone might want to come down and guard the blackship."

Head on up back towards the sword, using vision modes to look for enemies and alerting my teammates to their location as I go. Try for a covered, hidden flanking position. Also, is there a drone guarding the blackship?

[Kriellya]

((What's with the title, anyways?))

(Not sure if this is what you mean or if you're just being sarcastic, but it's a play on culture and words. The play, Waiting For Godot, is about two characters who are doing just that. Spoiler: Godot never arrives. There's a lot more to it than that, of course, such as subtext about good and evil and morality and so forth, but that's the basic situation. Now, our enemies this mission are Sods. The defending team has been standing around waiting for something to do for forever. So PW changed a letter in the play's title to make a reference to it, as with the exception of the Sods actually showing up at the ship there are some similarities between the two.
Well, some, anyway. This IS the HMRC we're talking about. )

((I caught the waiting for Godot reference, but I didn't catch the 'Sodot' bit. Thanks.))

"Okay, I'm going to head on up, so someone might want to come down and guard the blackship."

Head on up back towards the sword, using vision modes to look for enemies and alerting my teammates to their location as I go. Try for a covered, hidden flanking position. Also, is there a drone guarding the blackship?

(( There is a drone watching the blackship. I'm not sure if guarding is the right word, no AUX rolls were involved ))

[Spinal_Taper]

Thomas stands up eventually, sighing a little. He hates being interrupted while watching his possibly comatose girlfriend, but work is work. Except here. Here, it's more of a death warrant.

"May, I'm going to go to where there's been contact. Stay safe, please."

Go defend the ship. Find a nearby piece of terrain that can be used as a snipers post, then scan the targets, looking for anything or anyone unusual.

[BFEL]

actually action change:

STEPHEN HAWKING dodges back to the ship, runs up to the AM and says "I NEED TOMAHAWKINGS PLEASE! TO THROW AT MY ENEMIES FACE!"

[Sean Mirrsen]

((I need to tinker up a blackhole-tipped relativistic cruise missile and call it a "Tomahawking"...))

Anton quickly assesses his situation. It... wasn't particularly good.

"Alright... gotta stay low for a while."

He contacts the defense team again.

"Anton Chernozorov to defense team. Am cut off from the concourse by advancing enemy force. You can fire at will."

Make sure my spot of cover is not in line of fire from the walkway entrance, and keep low. Wait for the shootout to start.

[Tiruin]

((You made me smile. Fuzzy whatsits xD))

...Little creatures, living out in this area next to man's complex structures. Don't they hear the sounds of war right above them? A hundred or so feet above, perhaps? Rangefinders in this suit aren't that accurate if I fall at a greater speed than 9.8 meters per second.
Feyri looked at Grate over the sound of the rustling creatures in the box, which she held tightly, feeling their little bumps against the side as they scrambled with every half-minute passing.

...Grate seems happier without knowing the reason. It's like the slew of other posts happenings in between everything do not bother him at all with how they're going by.
Everyone seems to be doing well anyway, all without us. At least Grate is happy. I hope Lyra and Jim are safe.


...

Follow Grate.

"Nice view, isn't it, Grate?"

[Devastator]

((Changed my action as setting a room with no exits on fire would be really really dumb.))

Examine the walls and floor trying to figure out the best way through them.