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For those concerned (they know who they are), a rough sketch of the warehouse:


warehouse1.jpg



MAP LEGEND


Black outline - warehouse walls


Green arrow - Alpha team infiltration point


Red arrows - approximate enemy positions


Teal lines - catwalks


Teal crossed area - 2nd floor platform walled rooms


Brown line - 1st floor walled rooms


Blue dots - catwalk access points


Pink dots - doors (both 1st floor and second floor)


Black rectangles - crates, containers, debris
 
So he just magically appeared out of nowhere and waltzed into the middle of the warehouse, without being noticed by the six or so robotmathingies there? . . . :confused:
 
It's a perfectly fine entrance, just one of many possible ones that Xenthriss and I discussed, though I must say I didn't imagine it like that. This is way more direct, brave and stupid. I like it! :P


Lareo, it doesn't state anywhere that the robots didn't see him. I didn't even get the chance to post yet, which I will do right now, and by the way before Xenthriss made his entrance I was waiting on YOU to post.


Though admittedly, Xenthriss, I would have appreciated if you had defined your point of entrance. Lareo is right in that aspect. It is not all the same whether you used the same door as commander Tyder and O'Neill, or if you came in through one of the high windows. But to avoid waiting for a reply and extending things further, I'll just cut through this and work with that's given. Storytellers adapt I guess.
 
[QUOTE="Renarion Arenimon]Lareo, it doesn't state anywhere that the robots didn't see him. I didn't even get the chance to post yet, which I will do right now, and by the way before Xenthriss made his entrance I was waiting on YOU to post.

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Ah, I know- But his entrance just made it seem like he'd been somehow invisible until he had reached the middle of the warehouse. And I was going to post today, but Xen had managed to post already! :P
 
maybe Xen had been chillin out in the rafters when the robotmathingies disturbed his nice cozy warehouse? and he was just waiting to see if the Alliance grunts were capable of anything :P xD lol
 
Notice for those who may have missed it (Lareo?): Falchion has gone missing without a word, and his character Shawn Hraelus is on autopilot until such a time comes that Falchion returns, or I find a likely scenario to kill off his character. You didn't make a mistake by mentioning him ingame, but don't rely on him too much. We'll see what happens.


Meanwhile Chapter Two is nearing its end. Please continue posting activity to wrap it up ^^


Nice work, Xenthriss. You're doing a great job :D
 
I know that he's on autopilot, but I just figured Jack ought to update him on his and Tyder's status- No matter how NPC Hraelus is right now. :eek:
 
Alright, I expected as much but wanted to make sure. Good to know you guys are following the announcements I make. You performed admirably.
 
Once in, he attempted to stealthily reorganize the camp without being detected by the other soldiers. Gaslighting your allies while in a hostile area, how kind of him.
Xenthriss, hell if I know what the hell that means.


Also, Tyder and O'Neill only had to climb the path onto the ledge above, meet Hraelus on sniper duty, and all three make way back to the camp which is actually very close by. If Karnsk went the opposite way there is no chance that he would reach the camp before them, snow or no. If he did go straight for the camp, then two things would've happened - first he would be halfway to the upper ledge at the moment Alpha team was out of the warehouse, and second Hraelus would react somehow.


If you wish to edit your post you may still do so, if not I'll let this one slide. I guess I should've drawn a map.
 
It's terminology for driving people insane by moving things in their homes around. It is also a favored tactic of domestic abusers "I have to rely on him, I can't even remember where I put my keys.". Generally, it's also an amusing prank if you actually let them know you did it before they snap. Once changed every hinge on my buddy's house while he was on vacation, I think I went a bit too far with the fridge.
 
No, you should've drawn a map. All the information I got before jumping in was "Hangar, cliffside, ice, snow, robots, camp, soldiers, guns, pancakes".
 
I'm not sure I'm cool with him being allowed to be inturianly fast, just because you didn't draw a map. :eek:


Or with the fact that no one at the camp would notice a big hunk of a Turian-metal-guy-thing walking around moving stuff. :D
 
Distracted by the bomb, duh! Also; rule of funny. We already have drama, now we just need a smidge of comedy!
 
Bomb blows up, radio silence from the squad that was near it: Drama


Big-ass Cyborg Alien messing with his ally's heads while their distracted: Comedy.
 

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