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 Posted: Wed Feb 21, 2007 5:19 pm
Ral Roke So you finally came out of your rock to join us? What took you so long shin? I wanted to see how this RP was going to play out. That and I was having trouble incorporating myself into the RP.
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Posted: Wed Feb 21, 2007 5:23 pm
Shinn Matsunaga Ral Roke So you finally came out of your rock to join us? What took you so long shin? I wanted to see how this RP was going to play out. That and I was having trouble incorporating myself into the RP. Well at least it seems like you found a good spot to get in.
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Posted: Wed Feb 21, 2007 5:24 pm
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Posted: Wed Feb 21, 2007 5:24 pm
I'm just curious how Mandelore managed to find a "deformed" soldier with no armor or weapons.
I mean, he may have lost his weapon, but you'd have to be inside the base to see one of those, and since none were deformed to begin with (there is a difference between enhanced bioweaponry and mutated deformed zombified hulk of raw meat) I'm curious as to where he picked this specimen up.
Figuring on top of that, slicing the skin off the human would only reveal it was human; they haven't changed their bio-signature. If they die, all presence of biomarkers in the bloodstream or the epithelials will just die off or dissolve, leading any markers as inconclusive either.
I engineered thesse things to be like Ferno. Simply finding out they were deployed to this battle (information that was unknown to even the imperial commanders until they met up at fondor) is a rather large stretch. Its a prototype weapon which is only a rumor, and it just happens that AR fit perfectly with field testing dates.
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Posted: Wed Feb 21, 2007 5:24 pm
Ral Roke Shinn Matsunaga Ral Roke So you finally came out of your rock to join us? What took you so long shin? I wanted to see how this RP was going to play out. That and I was having trouble incorporating myself into the RP. Well at least it seems like you found a good spot to get in. Chances are that in the chaos of battle, Neither side will even notice me. I can get in, finish my recon, and get out unobserved.
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Posted: Wed Feb 21, 2007 5:26 pm
And there goes Nelo with another beat down. rofl
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Posted: Wed Feb 21, 2007 5:27 pm
Nelo beats everyone down, and usually for good reason.
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Posted: Wed Feb 21, 2007 5:28 pm
ElladanKenet Nelo beats everyone down, and usually for good reason. Affirmative. 3nodding
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Posted: Wed Feb 21, 2007 5:28 pm
Nelowulf I'm just curious how Mandelore managed to find a "deformed" soldier with no armor or weapons. I mean, he may have lost his weapon, but you'd have to be inside the base to see one of those, and since none were deformed to begin with (there is a difference between enhanced bioweaponry and mutated deformed zombified hulk of raw meat) I'm curious as to where he picked this specimen up. Figuring on top of that, slicing the skin off the human would only reveal it was human; they haven't changed their bio-signature. If they die, all presence of biomarkers in the bloodstream or the epithelials will just die off or dissolve, leading any markers as inconclusive either. I engineered thesse things to be like Ferno. Simply finding out they were deployed to this battle (information that was unknown to even the imperial commanders until they met up at fondor) is a rather large stretch. Its a prototype weapon which is only a rumor, and it just happens that AR fit perfectly with field testing dates. Settle down. 1. I never said it didnt have armor. 2. I understand that the bio sample will reveal nothing more shocking that it was human once. I was just being thourogh. 3. I'm not just here for a look at your biotroops.
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Posted: Wed Feb 21, 2007 5:28 pm
Ral Roke And there goes Nelo with another beat down. rofl i'm just mad at Shinn turning my elite warriors into zombies. I specifically detailed the project out earlier, stating that while they are singleminded and battle adept, they did have consious thought. And those were phase Is, not phase IIs I was talking about. Four years led to near-supersoldier capability. Phase III garuntees them having the ability to be deployed as commandos with as much independant thought as they hold.
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Posted: Wed Feb 21, 2007 5:30 pm
Nelowulf Ral Roke And there goes Nelo with another beat down. rofl i'm just mad at Shinn turning my elite warriors into zombies. I specifically detailed the project out earlier, stating that while they are singleminded and battle adept, they did have consious thought. And those were phase Is, not phase IIs I was talking about. Four years led to near-supersoldier capability. Phase III garuntees them having the ability to be deployed as commandos with as much independant thought as they hold. I just got a wrong impression of your soldiers. sorry. I'll rehash it if you want.
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Posted: Wed Feb 21, 2007 5:31 pm
Shinn Matsunaga Nelowulf I'm just curious how Mandelore managed to find a "deformed" soldier with no armor or weapons. I mean, he may have lost his weapon, but you'd have to be inside the base to see one of those, and since none were deformed to begin with (there is a difference between enhanced bioweaponry and mutated deformed zombified hulk of raw meat) I'm curious as to where he picked this specimen up. Figuring on top of that, slicing the skin off the human would only reveal it was human; they haven't changed their bio-signature. If they die, all presence of biomarkers in the bloodstream or the epithelials will just die off or dissolve, leading any markers as inconclusive either. I engineered thesse things to be like Ferno. Simply finding out they were deployed to this battle (information that was unknown to even the imperial commanders until they met up at fondor) is a rather large stretch. Its a prototype weapon which is only a rumor, and it just happens that AR fit perfectly with field testing dates. Settle down. 1. I never said it didnt have armor. 2. I understand that the bio sample will reveal nothing more shocking that it was human once. I was just being thourogh. 3. I'm not just here for a look at your biotroops. 1) you shot through its entire skull in one shot. 2) I'm making sure you know that. 3) You even said you were drawn to AR because of the plaguetroopers. Reread your post, you state: Quote: Rumor down the grava-vine was that the Empire was experimenting with new types of soldiers. A report here, a battle scene there, the evidence was scanty at best. But what the rumors held caught Mandalore’s interest.
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Posted: Wed Feb 21, 2007 5:34 pm
Nelowulf Shinn Matsunaga Nelowulf I'm just curious how Mandelore managed to find a "deformed" soldier with no armor or weapons. I mean, he may have lost his weapon, but you'd have to be inside the base to see one of those, and since none were deformed to begin with (there is a difference between enhanced bioweaponry and mutated deformed zombified hulk of raw meat) I'm curious as to where he picked this specimen up. Figuring on top of that, slicing the skin off the human would only reveal it was human; they haven't changed their bio-signature. If they die, all presence of biomarkers in the bloodstream or the epithelials will just die off or dissolve, leading any markers as inconclusive either. I engineered thesse things to be like Ferno. Simply finding out they were deployed to this battle (information that was unknown to even the imperial commanders until they met up at fondor) is a rather large stretch. Its a prototype weapon which is only a rumor, and it just happens that AR fit perfectly with field testing dates. Settle down. 1. I never said it didnt have armor. 2. I understand that the bio sample will reveal nothing more shocking that it was human once. I was just being thourogh. 3. I'm not just here for a look at your biotroops. 1) you shot through its entire skull in one shot. 2) I'm making sure you know that. 3) You even said you were drawn to AR because of the plaguetroopers. Reread your post, you state: Quote: Rumor down the grava-vine was that the Empire was experimenting with new types of soldiers. A report here, a battle scene there, the evidence was scanty at best. But what the rumors held caught Mandalore’s interest. It may be what drew me there, but I have other objectives. and Leia blasted through a trooper's helmet and skull with a sporting blaster. Thats detailed in the A New Hope novel. I'm using a carbine with an increased power setting.
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Posted: Wed Feb 21, 2007 5:39 pm
Shinn Matsunaga It may be what drew me there, but I have other objectives. and Leia blasted through a trooper's helmet and skull with a sporting blaster. Thats detailed in the A New Hope novel. I'm using a carbine with an increased power setting. My point. You shouldn't even know they exist. And another thing: They can't survive with holes through their chest. They can absorb several more shots. They're more like hutts when firign a blaster at them. If you can get past the mucus lining, then they're easily killed. I mean, Its a human. I'd like to see a human soldier with three blasterbolts through its chest survive. All the added bonuses are either in the orthopedic structure, or the mucus lining. The stamina and reflexes are just chemical (like steroids). The one thing they're not is grossly deformed creatures that walk down the hall with no weapons groaning and moaning like a blatent rip-off of Resident evil.
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Posted: Wed Feb 21, 2007 5:42 pm
Fine. I'm rehashing it.
take a chill pill.
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