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[brainfreez]

yes , everyone will be ignoring the meltdown and gathering facts about who did it right on the place .

[Sheb]

Well, if you know the Meltdown was caused by a BRB, yes.

[brainfreez]

i think people should be executing(why did i say executing ? what does it even mean ?) not blaming each other , and only after few days they know who did it .

[Smashness]

Well, the suspicious persons that don't have a badge?

1 word: Disguises.

[EuchreJack]

Speaking of the Nuclear Plant, shouldn't security there be upgraded a tad to reflect the current defense of US Nulclear Power Plants?  These days, they have bunkers guarding the entrance and guards with rifles manning the bunkers.

So, I'd suggest the security guards either be replaced with a new NPC (elite security guards: have rifles and training in their use) or corporate mercenaries (same to what I'm suggesting the NPC be, but not technically accurate), and the entrance be given an open area between the door and the squad entrance area (more time to get ambushed while fleeing, and it allows spraying graffiti without having to bust into the main facility).

And dogs.  They would certainly have Guard Dogs.

Sleepers are stealing form their friends and business. Of course they loose juice, wouldn't you be sad if you stole from your friends and business and gave the money to a bunch of insane murderers?

After you join the LCS, only the LCS are your friends.  Your collegues at work are at best sheep going to the slaughter and at worst Evil Conservative Scum.  Just be thankful that LCS doesn't allow poisoning co-workers as a sleeper action.

EDIT: Although, "Promoting liberalism" is never spelled out, so maybe it involves putting scorpions into your boss's car.  So a more liberal individual is promoted to middle-management, of course.

[Jboy2000000]

I agree with you on the Guard thing, but Guard Dogs? They should burn on a pile of tires, the power plant would be hard enough to get into without having a dog sniff you out the second you step foot into the location.

[misko27]

Current defense of Nuclear plants? I got your defense Right here:
http://www.securityinfowatch.com/news/10753486/protesters-break-into-oak-ridge-nuclear-weapons-plant

A single guard. LCS could have gone in and messed some shit up.

[Jboy2000000]

If I had any respect in America's military anymore its gone now. I mean really? Wire cutters to get into a high security nuclear testing site... America needs to get their stuff in check.

[misko27]

*ahem* Highest security *ahem* Primary stockpile of weapons-grade uranium *ahem*

So yeah, LCS is not that off. There just willing to go farther then the next guy.

[Jonathan S. Fox]

While the Y-12 infiltration was very embarrassing for the contractor there, that doesn't indicate that the LCS would have an easy time shooting the place up. What the article doesn't mention is that the peace protesters set off multiple alarms on the way in, and the facility in question is protected by a full-time force of heavily-armed security contractors. We're talking assault rifles, grenade launchers, sniper rifles, and multiple armored combat vehicles with mounted M134 miniguns -- machine guns capable of firing what would be, in LCS terms, a burst of 40 shots per round of combat. And that's with more damage per bullet than the M249 currently in the game, and up to 5000 rounds in a "clip". In a frontal attack on that facility, the LCS would have a few problems, to say the least.

[Sheb]

Yeah, basically, they broke in, raised the alarm and did a couple graffiti before being caught.

[misko27]

Yeah, but the point is, its possible to get in, even if it doesn't get you far. So, in a less protected civilian power facilitry, especially one in a conservative society where security would be more lax, LCS could possibly do some serious damage.

[celem]

We have the term Martyr in-game already, you dont have to survive the response team.  Scary stuff...

[Funk]

the Red Army Faction once attacked a u.s. army base to try to steal some warheads.
then theres the Creys-Malville reactor rocket attack
and as Chaïm Nissim pointed out "We failed, as the closest rocket missed the important part that we targeted by one metre. It was nevertheless quite beautiful. And, symbolically, it was a token contribution to the larger movement."

[Soadreqm]

It should depend on politics. In an Arch-Conservative society, they probably have guided tours for schoolchildren to show them the wondrous, life-giving heart of the electricity infrastructure. As things get more liberal, nuclear power is seen as increasingly dangerous, and security tightens accordingly.