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Mafia 52, Spycraft - Carribean Revolutions game-thread.

#681 User is offline   Path-Shaper 

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Posted 23 September 2009 - 12:00 PM

For those too lazy to log over to the sign-up thread, post 4 of the game thread has been updated with all the stuff that was in the sign-up but not in the OP.
For those of you even too lazy to go there, read below.

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This is a Tapper game. That may or may not be a general approach to the game you like. To be more precise, this one is the sick, twisted elder brother to the Rome game. I’m not going to give too much away, but you should expect a few things:

Many roles are over the top. Using the powers that come with your role and using them correctly is going to be a relatively big part of this game, bigger than in usual scumfinding games. Only a few players know someone else in their faction from the start, and even less of them can communicate. This may change during the game.

This is an exploration game. You start with very little info, often only that which is available in your PM and in this post.

While the game is scum versus town, town is also divided in 4 factions, of which only 1 can win. Moreover, the scum hides amongst the different town factions. To determine which town faction wins, we use a point scoring system (see below for the clarification). This is new to Mafia, afaik, and some of you may hate it. So be it, but I wanted to try this.

Finally, this is a spy game. Always look over your shoulder, you never know who is standing behind you. And if you know… do you know if he actually is with you? Even if he has the same victory condition, he may have different goals anyway.

Also, a pro-tip: being trigger-happy is probably going to let you end up with a big hole in your foot. If you’re lucky… cause there may be nothing left beneath the knee. Don’t play this game if you want to play suicidal, either.

Special rule segment.

Yes, this is a big section. Make sure you READ IT WITH THE UTMOST ATTENTION BEFORE SIGNING UP, so that if you don’t like it, you’ll save everyone a huge headache by not getting modkilled or losing the motivation to pay attention once the game is underway.

Thank you.

Now, if this didn’t scare you away, grand, I hope you’ll sign up. However, I’m going to be an asshole and expect you to know what is written below ONCE THE GAME IS UNDERWAY.

The game's difficult enough for everyone even if you know the basics. That goes even for our super players. Besides, I hate repeating myself.

Only someone with this much power could make this many frittatas without breaking any eggs.
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Posted 23 September 2009 - 12:12 PM

Man, it's quiet today. I'm sure I remember this place being a hive of activity at this time yesterday...

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Posted 23 September 2009 - 12:13 PM

117 posts to go for level 2, or 2 deaths

You have 14 hours and 33 minutes remaining.

This post has been edited by Path-Shaper: 23 September 2009 - 12:14 PM

Only someone with this much power could make this many frittatas without breaking any eggs.
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Posted 23 September 2009 - 12:15 PM

View PostSpite, on 23 September 2009 - 11:48 AM, said:

View PostGamelon, on 23 September 2009 - 08:02 AM, said:

so glad night didnt actually last twenty four hours, that would have sucked. No cf to explin away korvalain which is a pity, though given the number of near deaths i dont think that will be a problem tonight.

vote spite

You turned that lynch yesterday rather quickly against someone you were happy to vote for when a lynch was unlikely. Also you have filled the thread with nonesense, so seem desperate to get up the levels so its pretty clear you must have some abilities you really want. if you were a symp i would say you were symping silchas, but i get the distinct impression he is just cannon fodder for you to push out front and use as the game goes on.


Yeah I turned a lynch on to Korvalain. Except for the fact that I originally voted for Emurlahn. You must have missed that smart guy. I was the first one to remove my vote for Sil but obviously there were a lot of other people who were having second thoughts about lynching him to. *sarcasm ahead* Unless I am just so good that I was able to vote for someone else and then go offline and convince 7 people to vote for the person that I wasn't voting for* I think that is it. Your trying to strawman a vote on to me.

So OMGUS

Vote Gamelon


Next time come up with a real reason not bullshit.


doesnt bother me who you voted for you pillock, its the fact that you joke voted silchas and then pushed really hard when it was 'obvious' silchas was the lynch. that you tried to vote off emurlahn on a paper thin case and as he had more votes at the time just cements my opinion about you. Wheres all that spam gone too, or is being challenged too much for you slinky?

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Posted 23 September 2009 - 12:16 PM

on and spite

OMGUS


whats the case on me, oh yeah, because i voted for you. :)

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Posted 23 September 2009 - 12:17 PM

View PostHugin & Munin, on 22 September 2009 - 04:46 PM, said:

I believe this is current... Tapper and I are really busy bees right now, but we're keeping on top of it pretty well.

It is Day 1. 1 hour and 13 minutes remaining

17Players still alive: Anomandaris, Barghast, D'riss, Emurlahn, Galain,Gamelon, Hood's Path, Kaschan, Korvalain, Liosan, Meanas, Mockra,Omtose, Ruse, Silchas Ruin, Spite, Tulas Shorn

9 votes to lynch, 9 votes to go to night

6 votes for Silchas Ruin: ( Korvalain, Meanas, Galain, Emurlahn, Barghast, Tulas Shorn )
1 vote for Korvalain: ( Kaschan )
2 votes for Emurlahn: ( Hood's Path, Silchas Ruin )
1 vote for Liosan: ( Omtose )

Players not voted: Anomandaris, D'riss, Gamelon, Liosan, Mockra, Ruse, Spite



View PostSpite, on 22 September 2009 - 04:51 PM, said:

View PostSilchas Ruin, on 22 September 2009 - 04:50 PM, said:

View PostSpite, on 22 September 2009 - 04:45 PM, said:

Man I could really use the time and vote count. Are there enough people here to go on to Korv. I could vote for either him or Emurlahn.

You can always put a vote down and find out. YOu can always switch back to me at the end if it's needed. There are a lot of people on, but they probably have their browser open in the background at work. They might just hop on and check the vote counts a little bit before day times out to see if they're needed. If they see I'm the only viable lynch, then they'll just sink me, but if they see a split vote, they might actually engage their brain and put down a more informed vote.

Just conjecture, though.


Eye I can do that.

Vote Emurlahn



silchas asks and you just jump to. HA!!!!

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Posted 23 September 2009 - 12:45 PM

Hi guys, checking in for the morning. Like yesterday, I'm going to be on in small chunks today - basically whenever I can grab some comp-time between classes.

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Posted 23 September 2009 - 12:48 PM

View PostGamelon, on 23 September 2009 - 12:17 PM, said:

View PostHugin & Munin, on 22 September 2009 - 04:46 PM, said:

I believe this is current... Tapper and I are really busy bees right now, but we're keeping on top of it pretty well.

It is Day 1. 1 hour and 13 minutes remaining

17Players still alive: Anomandaris, Barghast, D'riss, Emurlahn, Galain,Gamelon, Hood's Path, Kaschan, Korvalain, Liosan, Meanas, Mockra,Omtose, Ruse, Silchas Ruin, Spite, Tulas Shorn

9 votes to lynch, 9 votes to go to night

6 votes for Silchas Ruin: ( Korvalain, Meanas, Galain, Emurlahn, Barghast, Tulas Shorn )
1 vote for Korvalain: ( Kaschan )
2 votes for Emurlahn: ( Hood's Path, Silchas Ruin )
1 vote for Liosan: ( Omtose )

Players not voted: Anomandaris, D'riss, Gamelon, Liosan, Mockra, Ruse, Spite



View PostSpite, on 22 September 2009 - 04:51 PM, said:

View PostSilchas Ruin, on 22 September 2009 - 04:50 PM, said:

View PostSpite, on 22 September 2009 - 04:45 PM, said:

Man I could really use the time and vote count. Are there enough people here to go on to Korv. I could vote for either him or Emurlahn.

You can always put a vote down and find out. YOu can always switch back to me at the end if it's needed. There are a lot of people on, but they probably have their browser open in the background at work. They might just hop on and check the vote counts a little bit before day times out to see if they're needed. If they see I'm the only viable lynch, then they'll just sink me, but if they see a split vote, they might actually engage their brain and put down a more informed vote.

Just conjecture, though.


Eye I can do that.

Vote Emurlahn



silchas asks and you just jump to. HA!!!!


You know, laying it out like this makes it look like maybe Spite is a symp to Silchas and was trying to signal Silch...

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Posted 23 September 2009 - 12:56 PM

for them oment my main suspects are spite, silchas and barghast.

@spite - did barghast manage to make a lover connection with you yesterday?

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Posted 23 September 2009 - 01:01 PM

Wow, lots of confusing content to analyse. Let me catch up first.

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Posted 23 September 2009 - 01:34 PM

View PostPath-Shaper, on 22 September 2009 - 06:10 PM, said:

It is Night 1. 24 hours remaining

Players still alive: Anomandaris, Barghast, D'riss, Emurlahn, Galain, Gamelon, Hood's Path, Kaschan, Liosan, Meanas, Mockra, Omtose, Ruse, Silchas Ruin, Spite, Tulas Shorn

~~

A young woman crosses the street, her red hair shining in the twilight. On a rooftop, a man dark blue coveralls aims a Dragunov sniper rifle, serial number filed away. Patiently, he aims for her forehead, when all of a sudden, his heart catches in his throat at her stunning beauty, making him hesitate. She turns around a corner, and he lowers the gun. Next time, she will not be so lucky, he vows.

~~

She stretched her legs, carefully running a ladyshave over them. A long bath, then off to bed early was her plan for the night - new opportunities would come during the day. The door was cleverly guarded with a blinding light - anyone opening the door would turn it on and be staggered by its sudden flare, giving her time to employ her small handgun. Moreover, in the bed was nothing but a heap of clothes - she had made her bed on the tiles of the bathroom.

~~

He waited patiently, back against the wall, his dark skin and black clothing protecting him well enough to his own judgment from the light. The woman he had been following was slight and would be easily strangled. He waited for her to emerge from the chinese takeaway she entered five minutes ago, and when he saw a glimpse of long blond hair, he rushed her, all 2 meters and ninety kilos stretched out. She spun faster than he thought she would, planting a knee against his nose, then turning and running like a well-trained athlete. Prone on the ground, nose bleeding, he could only watch her. The smell of noodles next to his face did nothing for his mood.

The 1st I think is either a BP or failed vig. Also, I think it's fairly safe to assume that the ostensible killer was Russian - no other nation among our nationalities uses the Dragunov in standard combat.

The 2nd - maybe a protection against NKs if a NA is not undertaken?

The 3rd is, again, either a BP or failed vig, I would think.


View PostPath-Shaper, on 22 September 2009 - 06:39 PM, said:

"I'm sure you and I can come to an agreement," the man with the grey hair said, leaning back in his rocking chair. The radio on the window sill softly played a classic by the Buena Vista Social Club.
"I could use a holiday with undeterminable length," the man with the weathered face and the half-closed eyes replied, toying with the dogtag around his neck.
"Of course, but there is something you should do for us first."
"No rewards without efforts," the other agreed.
"Betray your country for our cause."
"I figured, but wanted to be sure. Go fuck yourself. Next time I see you, you're dead."

~~~

Out of the jungle, about six miles from Citte Anaranjado, the capitol city of Isla Verdia, a man came, radio slung over his back, minigun in hand, Irish ancestry visible through the lovely red sunburn the day in the bush had caused him. Protocol demanded proper entrenchment, and he found it in a nearby deserted shack.
"Delta's position is secure for now, ready for action," he reported.

The 1st is I think a failed recruitment of an American because of the dogtags. Which makes the scum that much more dangerous if they can recruit non-scum to their cause as symps or even full-blown scum.

The 2nd is obviously some sort of American action. Not sure what it could be though.


View PostPath-Shaper, on 22 September 2009 - 06:53 PM, said:

A dark bar in Citte Anaranjado. At the bar, a narrow-eyed man with violence written in every single wrinkle of his weathered face. A woman enters, business outfit immaculate, probably designer stuff. She sits next to him at the bar. They drink in silence, she slowly, he with abandon. Finally, she looks at him, raises an eyebrow.
"Take your business elsewhere, woman. I'm not interested in anything you may say, turned an offer for a fucking long vacation down already, and as cute as you are, there's nothing you can do that will make you more appealing than a life of quiet to me."
She exits the bar, hours lost.

~~

He enters the garage. There she is: ripe, sleek and fast. A beauty, a wonder on this god-forsaken island. The varnish isn't all that, though. Few understand his passion for speed, or his choice for a car as his weapon of choice, but he is comforted by te sense of safety a beastly engine, bulletproof windows and some on board gadgets grant. Soon, he will drive, but not tonight.

Another failed recruitment I think. Of the same person, looks like. That might mean that among the factions there is one player that can recruit once per night or once per game.

This looks to me like a BP that is available for one night only. Bulletproof windows? Seems almost straightforward. Could be a vehicle for vigging/NK'ing that grants you a BP for that particular night.




View PostPath-Shaper, on 22 September 2009 - 07:03 PM, said:

"Fuck you."
"I beg your pardon?"
"I said fuck you, pretty boy."
The man with the long hair and hispanic features frowned. He knew he looked like an improved version of Antonio Banderas with blue eyes, but while many men were envious of it and would love to mar his face with a few unsightly scars, few dared to take him on - he had the easy stance of a martial artist.
"Seems to me you're looking for a fight, big man," he said, removing one hand from his trouser pocket, bringing up a cigarette. He looked at the giant in front of him. Bulky, covered in tattoos extending all the way to his hands, peeping from under the tasteless red shirt. Blond crew cut, small brown pig eyes glittering with malice.
The giant moved faster than he could anticipate, grabbing him by the balls, smashing an elbow into his arm.
"I said: fuck you." the guy snarled, then headbutted him on the nose, which snapped. The brute left him lying on the street, in what the Hispanic man saw as a lesson in humility.

Guard maybe?

View PostPath-Shaper, on 22 September 2009 - 08:18 PM, said:

The man in the dark blue coveralls approached the van he had put in the shadow of an alley. He swung the door open, lifted the shotgun seat, and stored the Dragunov rifle.
he started as someone tapped him on the shoulder, and was greeted by the sight of a Greta Garbo in her prime look alike, complete with a mazy black veil covering her eyes.

"I so like dangerous men," she said. "and if you're done with your mischief for the night, would you mind giving me a lift?"
Beneath the mask, the man smiled.

Lover connection?

I'm also seeing a connection with veils. There have been a few players with veils on, male and female. It may be indicative of nationality or action.

View PostPath-Shaper, on 22 September 2009 - 08:23 PM, said:

The woman in the business suit sauntered through the street, to all appearances pleasantly buzzed with drink. At the door of a non-descript house, she paused, then knocked in a pattern that could only be a code. She was greeted by four hired carpenters and an electrician, who mutely held up their hands asking for pay.
She smiled, handed out a few dollar bills, and watched them leave. She then spoke into a phone, and a van drove in, seemingly just another run down transport, but on the inside, a mobile communications base. It also contained all the equipment to turn the warehouse into a fortress.

No idea.

View PostPath-Shaper, on 23 September 2009 - 02:44 AM, said:

She slunk slowly out of the shadows. Her willowy frame encased in its skin-tight dark leathers moved easily onto the street. She looked straight ahead as she approached her destination. It was tall, far taller than most in this district. They usually were tall, of course. That was part of the thrill.

She scaled it swiftly. If someone had watched her, it would not have been a stretch to say she made love to the wall as she scaled it. She purred to herself with a small laugh when she reached the penthouse patio door, marveling her skills. Nobody was home, of course, and she was certain there was some unopened champagne inside, just waiting to be consumed.

She had delivered it.

It would be a quiet night, but that was enough for her.

No idea. Infiltration? Finder action? Not entirely sure.

View PostPath-Shaper, on 23 September 2009 - 04:00 AM, said:

The man lay low underneath the brush. He had awakened a few hours ago and prepared head to the designated point, but something in the air didn't smell right, however, and grumbling, he decided to stay put.

~~

He looked over the paperwork in his hand, casually thumbing the pages in the middle of the conversation.

"Yes, of course. I'm well aware of the significance here. That's why you brought me in, isn't it?" He smiled that sheepish smile that made him look 10 years younger and stood up.

"Right then, I have some reading to do."

The first one might be a guard? Not sure.

View PostPath-Shaper, on 23 September 2009 - 04:48 AM, said:

"Of course... I'll be there at 8 sharp, looking sharp... mkay, bye."

He chuckled softly, to himself, trying to work out the mental math. He'd have to keep it all straight somehow.

~~

He stood up, groaning slightly. It had been a damned long night and he was pretty sure there were going to be a lot more to follow, but he wasn't about to get stymied now by a little fatigue. The man he had been waiting for had just walked in and sat down, ordering a brew.

He walked over the bar and sat next to the behemoth of a man. Looking to break the ice, he said, "So how about those shanties? Looks like a mess for people to live in, right?"

The larger man didn't respond, but calmly drank his beer.

The veteran spoke again. "Hell, it's a wonder they don't all have staph, living in their own filth. Can you be--" but he was stopped short when the larger man turned and spit a large mass of phlegm right on the ground between the two of them. The gesture was not subtle.

Sighing, the grizzled man stood up and tapped the larger man on the shoulder. "Hey buddy... I have a message for you..." The larger man didn't immediately turn around, but slowly stood up, his entire frame slightly dwarfing his counterpart.

Then, with sudden quickness, he spun with a haymaker aimed right at the chatty man's jaw. But the scrapper had already ducked, prepared for such a reaction. He came up from his crouch with a vicious uppercut so hard you could almost hear 'SHOR-YU-KEN' escape his mouth. The large man lay out on the floor, gasping for air. He'd also had a rough night.

"Buddy, like I said... those shanties are a mess. Now clean yourself up." He tossed a bar towel onto the supine man. "And stay away from you-know-what."

He walked out of the bar.

Communicating with another faction? There may be an ability that allows you to communicate with whichever player, and impart a message.

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Posted 23 September 2009 - 01:36 PM

Well I'm on my phone again. I have read up and will be paying attention as best I can. @ the people who think the case about Emurlahn being a Brit, are ether not paying attention or are being missleading on purpose. I'm holding my vote for now

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Posted 23 September 2009 - 01:39 PM

View PostGamelon, on 23 September 2009 - 12:15 PM, said:

View PostSpite, on 23 September 2009 - 11:48 AM, said:

View PostGamelon, on 23 September 2009 - 08:02 AM, said:

so glad night didnt actually last twenty four hours, that would have sucked. No cf to explin away korvalain which is a pity, though given the number of near deaths i dont think that will be a problem tonight.

vote spite

You turned that lynch yesterday rather quickly against someone you were happy to vote for when a lynch was unlikely. Also you have filled the thread with nonesense, so seem desperate to get up the levels so its pretty clear you must have some abilities you really want. if you were a symp i would say you were symping silchas, but i get the distinct impression he is just cannon fodder for you to push out front and use as the game goes on.


Yeah I turned a lynch on to Korvalain. Except for the fact that I originally voted for Emurlahn. You must have missed that smart guy. I was the first one to remove my vote for Sil but obviously there were a lot of other people who were having second thoughts about lynching him to. *sarcasm ahead* Unless I am just so good that I was able to vote for someone else and then go offline and convince 7 people to vote for the person that I wasn't voting for* I think that is it. Your trying to strawman a vote on to me.

So OMGUS

Vote Gamelon


Next time come up with a real reason not bullshit.


doesnt bother me who you voted for you pillock, its the fact that you joke voted silchas and then pushed really hard when it was 'obvious' silchas was the lynch. that you tried to vote off emurlahn on a paper thin case and as he had more votes at the time just cements my opinion about you. Wheres all that spam gone too, or is being challenged too much for you slinky?


Was Korv your butt buddy or something is that why you have a hard on now?

Once I fully get online I will be posting just as much as I was yesterday no worries on that account.

Obviously you have read the thread and are now just grabbing stuff willy nilly. Sil made a good argument for why the train on him was bullshit. He made some good points and I happened to agree with him. By no stretch of the imagination did I push really hard. I agreed that there wasn't a case on him. Path-shaper showed up and pointed out that everything that Sil had said was in either the op scene or in the sign up.

I don't mind being challenged at all. I kind of relish it actually. That paper thin case on Emurlahn was still more then what was on Sil.

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Posted 23 September 2009 - 01:39 PM

A warehouse.

A blond woman is secured to a chair with cufflinks. Medical equipment lies here and there on a desk placed in front of her. Dim light removes the shadows without blinding her.

"You and I should have a talk," a female voice says, belonging to a figure conveniently staying in the shadows. "I am willing to make it civilized."

"What if I do not answer? You can't keep me here forever."

"I will release you before sundown, or when we're done talking. I hope you realize that last option is in your best interest. Let's make it simple. I will ask you questions, you answer. I do not expect you to be completely honest, let that be clear. Once I'm satisfied, I'll let you go - or at nightfall."
Only someone with this much power could make this many frittatas without breaking any eggs.
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Posted 23 September 2009 - 01:44 PM

View PostGamelon, on 23 September 2009 - 12:56 PM, said:

for them oment my main suspects are spite, silchas and barghast.

@spite - did barghast manage to make a lover connection with you yesterday?


Now why in Gods name would I answer a question like that?

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Posted 23 September 2009 - 01:49 PM

Ok im not sure about most of the actions we saw. It does look like a few recruits, guards maybe some BP's and a few actions we may not have seen before, possibly to do with these operations in the winning conditions.
About the 4 factions for korv, i think he probably wasnt scum as PS said we would be told if we hit one of them but i guess symp is possible.

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Posted 23 September 2009 - 01:53 PM

Comments in blue, and this'll be a giant xpost:

View PostAnomandaris, on 23 September 2009 - 01:34 PM, said:


View PostPath-Shaper, on 22 September 2009 - 06:39 PM, said:

"I'm sure you and I can come to an agreement," the man with the grey hair said, leaning back in his rocking chair. The radio on the window sill softly played a classic by the Buena Vista Social Club.
"I could use a holiday with undeterminable length," the man with the weathered face and the half-closed eyes replied, toying with the dogtag around his neck.
"Of course, but there is something you should do for us first."
"No rewards without efforts," the other agreed.
"Betray your country for our cause."
"I figured, but wanted to be sure. Go fuck yourself. Next time I see you, you're dead."

~~~

Out of the jungle, about six miles from Citte Anaranjado, the capitol city of Isla Verdia, a man came, radio slung over his back, minigun in hand, Irish ancestry visible through the lovely red sunburn the day in the bush had caused him. Protocol demanded proper entrenchment, and he found it in a nearby deserted shack.
"Delta's position is secure for now, ready for action," he reported.

The 1st is I think a failed recruitment of an American because of the dogtags. Which makes the scum that much more dangerous if they can recruit non-scum to their cause as symps or even full-blown scum.

The 2nd is obviously some sort of American action. Not sure what it could be though.

Delta is a generic term but this sounds to me like a Delta as in the badass army unit. I'm thinking this guy is an American who when he gets to a high enough level comes into town minigun blazing, ie gets vigs or kills. Him being secure and ready but not doing anything definitely speaks to me of needing to level up.


View PostPath-Shaper, on 22 September 2009 - 08:18 PM, said:

The man in the dark blue coveralls approached the van he had put in the shadow of an alley. He swung the door open, lifted the shotgun seat, and stored the Dragunov rifle.
he started as someone tapped him on the shoulder, and was greeted by the sight of a Greta Garbo in her prime look alike, complete with a mazy black veil covering her eyes.

"I so like dangerous men," she said. "and if you're done with your mischief for the night, would you mind giving me a lift?"
Beneath the mask, the man smiled.

Lover connection?

I'm also seeing a connection with veils. There have been a few players with veils on, male and female. It may be indicative of nationality or action.

I haven't noticed any other veils, care to point them out?

View PostPath-Shaper, on 22 September 2009 - 08:23 PM, said:

The woman in the business suit sauntered through the street, to all appearances pleasantly buzzed with drink. At the door of a non-descript house, she paused, then knocked in a pattern that could only be a code. She was greeted by four hired carpenters and an electrician, who mutely held up their hands asking for pay.
She smiled, handed out a few dollar bills, and watched them leave. She then spoke into a phone, and a van drove in, seemingly just another run down transport, but on the inside, a mobile communications base. It also contained all the equipment to turn the warehouse into a fortress.

No idea.

In the same post it was declared that the leveling-up post requirements would be lowered. I would think that would be her ability (or PS is messing with us by putting unrelated things in the same post)

View PostPath-Shaper, on 23 September 2009 - 02:44 AM, said:

She slunk slowly out of the shadows. Her willowy frame encased in its skin-tight dark leathers moved easily onto the street. She looked straight ahead as she approached her destination. It was tall, far taller than most in this district. They usually were tall, of course. That was part of the thrill.

She scaled it swiftly. If someone had watched her, it would not have been a stretch to say she made love to the wall as she scaled it. She purred to herself with a small laugh when she reached the penthouse patio door, marveling her skills. Nobody was home, of course, and she was certain there was some unopened champagne inside, just waiting to be consumed.

She had delivered it.

It would be a quiet night, but that was enough for her.

No idea. Infiltration? Finder action? Not entirely sure.

This one sounds like that other car-hacking one, a planting operation that will yield a result later on, only this one was successful while the car-hacking guy was chased off by the big man.

View PostPath-Shaper, on 23 September 2009 - 04:00 AM, said:

The man lay low underneath the brush. He had awakened a few hours ago and prepared head to the designated point, but something in the air didn't smell right, however, and grumbling, he decided to stay put.

~~

He looked over the paperwork in his hand, casually thumbing the pages in the middle of the conversation.

"Yes, of course. I'm well aware of the significance here. That's why you brought me in, isn't it?" He smiled that sheepish smile that made him look 10 years younger and stood up.

"Right then, I have some reading to do."

The first one might be a guard? Not sure.

I think the first one is just a no-action. Second one too, for that matter.

View PostPath-Shaper, on 23 September 2009 - 04:48 AM, said:

"Of course... I'll be there at 8 sharp, looking sharp... mkay, bye."

He chuckled softly, to himself, trying to work out the mental math. He'd have to keep it all straight somehow.

~~

He stood up, groaning slightly. It had been a damned long night and he was pretty sure there were going to be a lot more to follow, but he wasn't about to get stymied now by a little fatigue. The man he had been waiting for had just walked in and sat down, ordering a brew.

He walked over the bar and sat next to the behemoth of a man. Looking to break the ice, he said, "So how about those shanties? Looks like a mess for people to live in, right?"

The larger man didn't respond, but calmly drank his beer.

The veteran spoke again. "Hell, it's a wonder they don't all have staph, living in their own filth. Can you be--" but he was stopped short when the larger man turned and spit a large mass of phlegm right on the ground between the two of them. The gesture was not subtle.

Sighing, the grizzled man stood up and tapped the larger man on the shoulder. "Hey buddy... I have a message for you..." The larger man didn't immediately turn around, but slowly stood up, his entire frame slightly dwarfing his counterpart.

Then, with sudden quickness, he spun with a haymaker aimed right at the chatty man's jaw. But the scrapper had already ducked, prepared for such a reaction. He came up from his crouch with a vicious uppercut so hard you could almost hear 'SHOR-YU-KEN' escape his mouth. The large man lay out on the floor, gasping for air. He'd also had a rough night.

"Buddy, like I said... those shanties are a mess. Now clean yourself up." He tossed a bar towel onto the supine man. "And stay away from you-know-what."

He walked out of the bar.

Communicating with another faction? There may be an ability that allows you to communicate with whichever player, and impart a message.

If that first bar scene with the giant blond man was a guard, this one sounds similar and could be the same.




View PostPath-Shaper, on 23 September 2009 - 01:39 PM, said:

A warehouse.

A blond woman is secured to a chair with cufflinks. Medical equipment lies here and there on a desk placed in front of her. Dim light removes the shadows without blinding her.

"You and I should have a talk," a female voice says, belonging to a figure conveniently staying in the shadows. "I am willing to make it civilized."

"What if I do not answer? You can't keep me here forever."

"I will release you before sundown, or when we're done talking. I hope you realize that last option is in your best interest. Let's make it simple. I will ask you questions, you answer. I do not expect you to be completely honest, let that be clear. Once I'm satisfied, I'll let you go - or at nightfall."


Sounds to me like a combo of a find and guard, to me.

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View PostOmtose, on 23 September 2009 - 01:49 PM, said:

Ok im not sure about most of the actions we saw. It does look like a few recruits, guards maybe some BP's and a few actions we may not have seen before, possibly to do with these operations in the winning conditions.
About the 4 factions for korv, i think he probably wasnt scum as PS said we would be told if we hit one of them but i guess symp is possible.


I am going to venture out and say that this game doesn't have symps. It is basically a 5 sided Merc game. No symps.

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Posted 23 September 2009 - 02:00 PM

I have to go in 30 minutes.
Only someone with this much power could make this many frittatas without breaking any eggs.
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Posted 23 September 2009 - 02:06 PM

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