commando

We can't decide, apparently.

Give us some info on the Spy.

underwear sucks

votan commando

Psychic electrician?

DO THIS ONE PLEASE

Suggestion 2010/03/17(Wed)00:12 No. 148630 ID: e2020c
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>>148404

We are the agents that sneak into toad battleships before they enter the battle. Then we steal or destroy their plans, sabotage and spread panic aboard the enemy space ships. To avoid attention we use disguises of many kinds and often bring with us explosives which we plant near critical functions of the ships we infiltrate.

Some of us work with the alien races bringing valuable information for the rulers of the empire. Some of us are diplomats sent to the toad empire on missions to ensure the continuity of Ragnarok. Some of these missions include political assassinations.

*last time i was in a hurry and this got pretty messed up

>>148630
Psychic cybernetic electrician.

Suggestion 2010/03/17(Wed)06:53 No. 148766 ID: e2020c
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I'm elongating the vote because of one voice still pondering choise.

Commando votes:

>>148376
>>148021
>>148389
>>148403
>>148407

Pilot votes:
>>148046
>>148050
>>148402
>>148368

Electrician votes:

>>148067
>>148373
>>148444
>>148655

>>148375 (maybe)

>148051 (discarded vote)

I'll throw my vote in for commando. Let's just get this over with already.

Hmm, I vote Commando.

Suggestion 2010/03/17(Wed)13:41 No. 148840 ID: e2020c
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The quest may continue 2 am - 4 am this night or the next...

Suggestion 2010/03/19(Fri)03:42 No. 149594 ID: e2020c
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Oh, one last thing, we didn't choose a name yet. What shall we be called?

Fribbick. Fribbick is an extremely ancient and simplistic frog name. Change it yes?

>>149594
Rana Clamitans

>>149594
PIcard...

Picard 2010/03/19(Fri)04:30 No. 149617 ID: e2020c
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Episode 1

Lone Wolf

The space is dark... and grim.

>>149617
Feel around for a lightswitch.

Picard 2010/03/19(Fri)04:39 No. 149620 ID: e2020c
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The pilot speaks up.

>"Captain Clam. We are still approaching it with null thrusters. From the profile it looks like a medium toad destroyer. They had no chance noticing us. Orders?"

>>149620
Lets board. Take over enviormental, the engines trap their armory and then give them an ultimatum to surrender or we will cut off all of their air and cut off all of their power.

Picard 2010/03/19(Fri)05:45 No. 149626 ID: e2020c
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"Engage in boarding maneuver to board the ship."

>"Aye."

"Float over Engine compartment. Wait for us there in the shade."

>>149626
Go suit up and prepare the team.

Picard 2010/03/19(Fri)06:17 No. 149631 ID: e2020c
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[cutscene] (reuploaded because of some disturbing typos)

>"They won't see us coming... We'll wait for you there."

Now it is time to get prepared for a space jump! Which weapons should I take with me? I have in the armory my frog assault beam rifle, two cybernetic pistols, a portable ion cannon which ionises the air and sends electric shocks throught that channel, basically it's a "lightning weapon" - good for quickly rapturing electronics, also a plasma launcher, a rocket launcher, a projectile assault rifle, a huge cybernetic railgun, smoke grenades, toxic grenades, EMP grenades, a laser gun, a tachyon rifle, a neutron blaster rifle... Or... Maybe I just take explosives and a cyb pistol and some grenades.

>>149631
Damn, all of those sound good.

Hmm, lets take the assault rifle, the pistols, the ion cannon and a mixed bag of toxic and EMP as well as fragmentation grenades as you can carry.

That should let you handle most situations.

Picard 2010/03/19(Fri)07:40 No. 149639 ID: e2020c
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>>149635
>>149628

I head for the troop pods, assigning the team to prepare. We go into the small armory of the Valkyrie and lift off the weapon stockpile covers in the floor. It reveals our rather magnificent collection of weapons with different specialisations, each good for its own purpose.

As I arm myself with my assault rifle, both of the pistols, the ion cannon and a mixed bag of toxic, EMP and fragmentation grenades, I can't but feel Death itself strenghten our ranks. The space jump is made easy with our magnetic grapplers. If we're unnoticed, we will cut through the hull, the radiation shield layer of water and get the initial strike, which will be deal the neccessary shock effect to our enemy.

But I'm not sure how many reactors they have aboard. Do we have to advance through dozens of corridors or just a few, I don't know. We could go through a hundread. I know it. These fellows are as deadly as I am.

"Ready CREW!!?"

>"We bring DEATH, captain!"

As we get into our jump suits a clear voice crackles through the speakers.

>"In position, captain Clam."

"Al'right squad! To the aerlock!"

>>149639
*which will deal

>>149639
Divide them into 3 strike forces. One is to go for the armory and make sure the enemy can't get to it. One is to go to disable the engines and one is to go and take control over life support and enviormental. The enemy is then given an ultimatum. Surrender or you will vent all of the air and suffocate them all. You guys won't be affected thanks to having suits with closed airsupply. You do have that right?

I would suggest that you lead the life support team yourself. That is one of the more critical tasks.

Picard 2010/03/19(Fri)14:12 No. 149670 ID: e2020c
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>>149645

We move as a squad into the airlock. Our space suits have two small autotargeting and autofiring projectile weapons attached to them on the shoulders. We see in the dark like it was a bright day because of our cybernetic interfaces that are connected to low-light cameras on the space suits. We have equiped ourselves with cutters and grappling equipment. I speak the following to the strike team.

"Squad, we need to divide into smaller three teams. Ismael, Lara and Tomi, you will cut into the Engines section and capture it under your control. Lizbet and Lazarus, you will head for a smaller reactor in the latter junction. Icarus, you'll come with me for the hot zone in the front sections of this toad crap. Let's put it on its knees. We will do this by tapping to their power and life support systems, and then giving them an ultimatum. Do not destroy them unless I say so. Stay above the toad frequencies."

Icarus, Lazarus and Ismail acknowledge my mission briefing.

>"Sure as hell, capn' Clamitans! Let's roll em'"
>"Let's do it, captain!"
>"Good luck, captain!"

I chose Icarus because he's cold as space and sharp as the horrible diamond blade motorsword he wields. He's well trained in using it. That monster cuts through most things in a blink of an eye, but for distance jobs he uses a miniature plasma autocannon. Icarus was a gift to me from the Fro-toa Electrician that raised me up. He goes for a lifeguard and I'm honored to fight alongside him.

According to my brief analysis, this assault might cost me Lara and/or Tomi who are the most inexperienced of this squad, but can still fight long enough even though they would be clinically dead. If I loose Icarus, Lizbet or Lazarus I will turn this ship into a blazing hell and a worthy grave for them for a proper funeral... Damn. Let's do it. I have a good feeling about the honor this raid will gain us. More honor will mean more and better toys.

>(Current honor 37)

Should I configure my cybernetics to impact level? This would make me loose consciousness often because of strenuous metabolism, or should I run in safe mode, having a full conscious influence on my actions instead of autodriving combats by computer guided motorics? The AI is lucently faster in everything than me alone, true, and I'm not completely turning it off any time soon, but it's sometimes unable to solve problems of my level of consciousness. In the impact mode, I will always be a hundread times faster than anything the toads can assemble to oppose me, but if they somehow trap me and I happen to loose consciousness, the A.I. might not realize that it has to level up. This might end up in my semi-serious injury, but not neccessarily to my death.

>(our current metabolism is 100, where -100 is instant death)

>>149670
Leave it as it is for now. If you run into heavy opposition then it might be necessary to change it. But you should have suprise on your side and if you move quickly you should have them beaten before they can really get a proper response team suited up.

Suggestion 2010/03/20(Sat)03:06 No. 149954 ID: e2020c
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>>149676

Time for disco. I'm ready to dance.

I elevate the cybernetic HUD to see better in the dark and at the same time instruct the pilot to drop us into three different locations. Each drop location next to a spot of assumed power reactor or control point.

Lazarus and Lizbet both look at me curiously as our "rookie" team, consisting of Lara, Ismael and Tomi, gets ready behind them.

>"Switching off the artificial gravity fountain to save power, captain. Be ready."

"It's your go Ismael.", I tell to strike team 1. The airlock opens and team 1 pushes towards the surface of the destroyer. Soon after Lazarus and Lizbet thrust towards their target with their grappling engines. Then it's our go.

>>149954
Tell them to hit the enemy like a ton of fucking bricks and kick ass.

Lets cut our way into the ship and ruin their motherfucking day.

Suggestion 2010/03/21(Sun)08:25 No. 150297 ID: e2020c
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>>150089

"Hit them like a fucking orbital railgun squad. We're that one shot they never saw!" I broadcast on our communications channel.

Icarus starts feeding a hole to the steel plating of the destroyer with his miniature plasma autocannon. Shit's coming out of the fissures.

The hull of water forms a tunnel of ice as we cut through it with our plasma cutters and weapons. We get through those tunnels deeper into the hull of the toad destroyer.

Suggestion 2010/03/21(Sun)11:05 No. 150320 ID: e2020c
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We infiltrate an enemy corridor. Stuff starts to suck into space but we use magnetics to push through the hole. I see no toads so far, but they should soon know we're coming. Strange how they build this thing. I think we're in some kind of a maintanance corridor, but the floor is separated from below by a thick glass floor! Stainless steel and some sort of panels surrounding this. We float towards a corner which seems to appoint a corridor that goes deeper into the structure. Should I move first or Icarus? It doesn't matter much. We'll always have the first strike. But more importantly, which way? I would go where we're going and turn right at the point where the corridor seems to

Mister Brush 2010/03/26(Fri)02:35 No. 152490 ID: e2020c
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As I'm passing the partly molten door we quickly made upon entering the ship, it seems to be glued to the wall by a magnetic force but the other part which took contact with the glass has been attracted by the vacuum in the ice tunnel and is very close to crushing me against the wall. This is bad! My cybernetic amalgamation rapidly focuses on the "door" plate, identifies it as a threath and IS ready to piece it with my plasma cutter and all immediate weaponry at its disposal. But I'm not in impact mode, so the computer can't override my willpower. Should I just try evade it instead? The metal has stuck to the wall and might hold against the pull for a moment or two.

>>152490
Try to get out of the way, but be ready to blast it if you think you're unable it avoid it.

Picard 2010/03/26(Fri)03:22 No. 152502 ID: e2020c
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Before the hot metal plate launches towards me I rapidly switch the magnetic grappler around my wrist into exhaust mode, consuming two times 5% of its fusion cell. I glimpse past Icarus and then the magnetic grappler stabilises the speed. We come to corridor branch. A corridor leads deeper into the core section of the ship, another one leads under a ring of gravity, which is a circular construct that creates a gravity inside it by centrifugal force or something. I guess that deeper in the core are the supplies and the ring of gravity has an entry point to the populated areas of the destroyer.

Picard 2010/03/26(Fri)03:42 No. 152507 ID: e2020c
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Also, here's a froggin mind map

>>152507
I guess you should hop on over to the core. That's where your intended destination is, isn't it?

Picard 2010/03/26(Fri)03:58 No. 152515 ID: e2020c
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We discovered two reactor rooms!

>>152515
Examine them.

Picard 2010/03/26(Fri)05:21 No. 152539 ID: e2020c
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>>152516

We plunge into a junction between two reactor rooms. Those reactor rooms are spheric and giant rods hoist a blackened bottle of some extremely heat resistant material, which still doesn't blacken the light emanating from the reactor. The reactor room is plated with solar panels.

Shit shit shit. We'll have to gain control over those millions of solar panels and the RODS, those rods that suck and/or pull, can't say for sure which, the shit inside the reactors. I see only two of the rods operating and guess that the additional rods have something to do with the big beam weapons of the ship.

"Reached the reactor, captain. Lazarus out." I hear through the speaker implant inside my ear."

I can't see where Lazarus is. I can only see toads concentrated on lifting some sort of hull from a storehouse on the other side of the junction.

"Changing fire with toads, captain! Ismail - out."

Mister Brush 2010/03/26(Fri)12:05 No. 152615 ID: e2020c
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[enhanced]

>>152516

We plunge into a junction between two reactor rooms. The reactor rooms are spheric and giant rods hoist two giant blackened bottles of some extremely heat resistant material around the fusion reactors, The bottles don't even blacken the light emanating from the reactors. The reactor rooms are plated with solar panels.

Shit, shit, shit! We'll have to gain control over those millions of solar panels and the rods all together. I mean of course those rods that suck and/or pull - can't say for sure which - the shit inside the reactors. I see only two of the rods operating and guess that the additional rods have something to do with the big beam weapons of the ship.

"Reached the reactor, captain. Lazarus out." I hear through the speaker implant inside my ear."

I can't see where Lazarus is in the giant interior of the core. I can only see toads concentrated on lifting some sort of hull from a storehouse on the other side of the junction.

"Changing fire with toads, captain! Ismail - out. Got that one... Harhar"

>>152615
Kill the toads and see what that hull thing is.

Picard 2010/03/27(Sat)01:06 No. 152970 ID: e2020c
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>>152686

We aim at the frogs with no seconds lost. They haven't noticed us yet. There are six of them against two of us, but they're hardly armed, and hardly fit for this combat as their accuracy is not lethal at this range. We'll cut them in half before they've got their greasy hands on their guns.

Picard 2010/03/27(Sat)01:51 No. 152976 ID: e2020c
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I see blood. Lots of blood. Lots of toad blood. One of them seems to have positioned his hands on the sides of his head, like trying to telepathisize, maybe?

It will take some time to gap the distance between us and the six tody corpses and their cloud of blood. Should we really get that close? I think the blood looks gore and messy.

Do we have time to examine what they were doing or should we continue somewhere else. And I think Lazarus is waiting for further instructions and details on the other side of the core interior. He and Lizbet will eventually find a way to take control over the second reactor in the core on their own, same with Ismael, but it would make it faster if I could figure out something.

>>152976
Examine the reactor thoroughly to see if there are any weakpoints. Are you okay with blowing them up?

Picard 2010/03/27(Sat)02:29 No. 152986 ID: e2020c
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>>152978

The reactor is a fusion reactor that I know. There's a fusion reaction going on inside the reactor chamber. It is impossible to turn off the reaction. The reaction can be manipulated though into a disaster. The reactor is held by eight rods that guide its power into their power plants. Those rods are essential parts to the ship we might be able to disable right away, but if we went further into the ship, we could disable or takeover their power plants and cause less hazard, but more control.

But right now I'm thinking that we could cut the reactor chambers on loose, that wouldn't turn off the solar panels, but would end up in the chambers clashing against the walls - that would destroy the ship.

We can destroy the axle from its tail and its nose. That would float the two weapon reactors. I suppose that the engines of the ship with power still put in them would cause it to still accelerate against the floating reactors. That would possibly break the reactor chambers and wreck the ship.

Also, if they have stuff aboard that will react with the heat in the reactor and I'm talking about warheads and such, that would probably cause a small holocaust on the ship. I don't know how the solar panels are working and examining them too gives the toads more time. This is a bad place to fight a war against an army of toads.

The toads possibly don't use telecommunications, but if they do, they're probably on the lower frequencies, we could broadcast the ultimatum to their flightdeck from the Valkyrie.

>>152970

*aim at the toads

Picard 2010/03/28(Sun)09:30 No. 153682 ID: e2020c
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>"We've come to this huge cylindric engine room. Killed a dozen of toads that were monitoring the processes down here. We didn't catch a scratch in the fight although one beam was pretty close to Tomi. There's this huge fusion rection in the middle, never seen so big a reactor before. What to next, captain? Ismael out."

can we synchronize them both to explode at the same time?

Picard 2010/03/29(Mon)00:20 No. 154476 ID: e2020c
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>>153696

I'm not an electrician. The reactions look like being in fire. We could try collide two of the reactors, because the third one in the engine room is harnessed to thrust the ship forward. That would push the ship and the other reactor against the one that we could make float by itself. I don't believe toads have any warheads aboard, those could be used to overload the electromagnetic shields that should be around the nuclear fusions.

>>154476
Fuck up reactors and then get out of there. Use you ship to punch a couple of holes in their hull and generally mess up their ship and then go away and watch the fireworks.

Picard 2010/04/30(Fri)07:36 No. 172124 ID: e2020c
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Job done.

+100 honor gained

What shall be our strategy following this occasion? Shall we stick to the training fleet, return to the frog homeworld for a new assignment and better equipment and more implants or move towards the toad space and closer to Ragnarok?