The_Mather1

Last response! Nex, you jab the blowtorch into the Atrux' throat, killing it.

See ya!

Without much effort spent you realize it is like it's equivalent on Earth a solar eruption interfering with the planet's magnetosphere.

Icu, you stare at your HUDs short range radar for several minutes until you realise it cannot track unmarked objects under a certain size. Earth & Ross, you continue walking until the blizzard becomes so powerful it knocks you over on your back, straight up you notice a light similiar to the Aurora Borrealis only much stronger, your compasses then begin sprinning eradically. Nex, you find a large, triped, black and bald feline creature, as you light it on fire its slick skin blazes alight. The creature then attacks you. (You may now nickname the species)

It was an orbital BEAST testing station and everyone had to get off before the comet hit because of the instant explosive decompression and rupturing and combustion of fuel and oxygen pipes. Also you forgot paint and location. Nex, the wet leaves will not catch fire, even though you are using the suit's welding torch. Ross & Earth, you head off until a blizzard flares up, the BEASTS deal with it fine but you can barely see anything past one meter. Ross, just use "I" for refering to yourself as pilot and suit.

Earth, you spot the High Seraph, your pods and a lot of snow in all directions, you notice your internal HUD has generated a virtual compass using the planet's magnetical fields. Ok, Icu, but for simplicity I'll mostly refer to your suit as TAB because of the lenght.

That's three players, start your actions. For the record, Earth and Ross, you're on the North Pole near the Eastern edge of the map, Nex you are on the large peninsula slightly North-East of the center of the map. icu, North-Western Desert. Suit's name please.

Just use the magic wand tool in "advanced" photo editors like Photoshop, paint.NET and Gimp.

I know, me neither.

Where do we not see it? Just saying, you've been as careful with your identity as me.

Sorry, no starting specialisations, though if you actively specialize in one kind of tactic then I will give you a bonus for it. See you knew where I got the name from, Nex. :wink: Also I'll begin announcing sessions when there are at least three players in the rooster and on.

This is the Tavern so: They see me rollin' they hatin'.

Haters gonna hate.

I though I was gonna float around in empty space, you changed your mind?

During lunch my class turns into some sort of LAN except everyone plays different games.

He has not used any such excuse, I believe he rather wants the game to be of high quality and the site to be fully completed bafore starting.

Lol, my father was surprised by how fast my old laptop (mostly using my school computer now as it is better) overheated, he proceeded with disassembling it to take a look at the cooling system. While examining the fan he was almost unable to turn it and eventually managed to dislodge a ball of compacted hair and dust the size of a marble.

Intro: A clinging noice was heard as empty shells fell to the ground and your gun stopped moving. You had completed the test course and gained official ownership of your BC-304 Engineering, Assault and Survival Troop Suits, nicknamed BEASTS. They are roughly two and a half meters high with the shape of a body-builder. You stocked up on ammo and entered the paint room, there you chose between Arctic, Desert and Kakhi camuflage. You then proceeded to the lounge before you noticed a comet skipping on the atmosphere of the planet bellow before heading directly at you. You ran into the escape pods and chose between the north pole, a jungle area and the desert as landing sot. After a minute you touched down as you walked out of your pods you noticed a huge fireball where the station once was before scraps rained down on the planet. [hide='Map][/hide] [hide='Bestiary] [hide='Atrux] Cathegory: Feline Known habbitats: Jungle Apearance: Large, triped, bald, black Additional details: Highly flammable skin [/hide] [/hide] [hide='Natural occurances] [hide='Aurora Borrealis] Details: A more powerful version of its Earthen counterpart Effects: Disables magnetic devices within the Borrealis [/hide] [/hide] Players: [hide='Daedalus, Pilot: Nexaduro] Specs: -Physical upgrades: Kakhi camo paint -Programing upgrades: Experience: Fire combat: 9 [/hide] [hide='Earth Robotic, Pilot: Earthsage] Specs: -Physical upgrades: Arctic camo paint -Programing upgrades: Experience: [/hide] [hide='High Seraph, Pilot: Ares] Specs: -Physical upgrades: Arctic camo paint -Programing upgrades: Experience: [/hide] [hide='Titan Assault Bot, Pilot: Icuownage] Specs: -Physical upgrades: Desert camo paint -Programing upgrades: Experience: [/hide] [hide='EXcliptic, Pilot: Dr. William Jones] Specs: -Physical upgrades: Arctic camo paint -Programing upgrades: Experience: [/hide]

Good choise, with some tactics and camo you should manage that easiley.

That's simple enough for you to program yourself with just a little experience.

Yeah, ok, but where's the punchline? ^My reaction.

A PDA is a pocket computer, I believe you rather mean an Internal, Visual Interface System or IVIS, which of course will be standard (how else would you see out?).

What I meant was add whatever you want as long as you have the materials and skills.

Why settle with one spike?

Lets just say you really don't want to get out of the suit too often. :wink: