In reply to Chris Walsh (msg # 926):

I'm cool with checking the farmhouse, but reluctant to split up our five-person team. How about we all go, but in two bounds, with an element covering each?

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In reply to Fusilier (msg # 924):

Ahh okay great. I think I was misinterpreting the last sentence from this statement:

“Varis and Rodriguez however are able look back and see one of the Canadians, Reid probably, beside their APC. She's standing in a ready stance with her SMG oriented to the rear. Further back, two figures dash from the road to a crumbling ruin.”

I’ll think on it and get a post up sometime tomorrow. Thank you!

Fine by me. I probably won’t be able to post again until Friday night - work issues.

In reply to Jose Rodriguez (msg # 928):

Those are friendly. I can (and will) add those on the map.

...just not who they saw.

In reply to Per Kolstrup (msg # 925):

We don't seem to have any great options. I am supportive of #2 the most. I think an aggressive approach would be best. Firing from the start until we reach it.

In reply to Jose Rodriguez (msg # 928):

I've updated the map a little, showing what you can see at this time.

I also altered the icons to make it easier to tell apart rubble and ruins without having to click on them.

In reply to Fusilier (msg # 932):

Ahhhh okay that helps a ton. Thank you!

Got home earlier than expected so managed to post.

Just so we're on the same page this is the scout group's area from the last turn to this turn.



And this is what the farm looks like. Two wooden buildings, one brick, with the "open" side of the hollow square covered by a fence/gate made out of planks. This perspective is from the gate, which your characters haven't gotten to yet, so consider it just a guide for the main structures and not a representation of what's actually inside the yard.


This message was last edited by the GM at 02:49, Fri 07 Feb 2020.

Working on the turn now, off and on anyway. I have some family matters happening this weekend so I'm not sure if I'll get it all done tonight.

Can Rae/Jeffe confirm where you guys are moving to, please. I'm a little unsure. You can move the map icon if you want, to show where you want to go.

In reply to Fusilier (msg # 936):

Done. Does that look OK, Jeffe?

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Sorry about the delay. My mother had surgery on Friday and I had family matters to manage. It was also a long turn with a lot happening and I didn't want to put it up incomplete. Things should be back to normal now, more or less, though I still have to update the map which may not happen until tomorrow morning.

I'll also have Aine and Christian's part done tomorrow.
This message was last edited by the GM at 01:24, Mon 10 Feb 2020.

Map is updated. Please use the letting tags in quotes for target selection. There's some info in the header for each one but you need to click on them for more.

In reply to Varis Babicevs (msg # 937):

Yep! Looks great to me.

Walsh is just throwing out suggestions to see what might stick - I'm not wedded to any of them (especially starting a fire) so I'm fine if you want to go with Ferro going up on to the roof. Or any other option.

My idea of going up in the roof is something of like a last resort I think. I didn't consider until Per mentioned it that it's wet and slippery.

I think we should first try to blast a hole and use lots of smoke grenades if we can.
This message was last edited by the player at 22:14, Wed 12 Feb 2020.

I need clarification from Fuse regarding the window that Fraser was mentioned shooting at. Is it in an exterior wall or is it inside the courtyard. If it's the former, my vote would be to toss a frag through it and follow up. I prefer this method slightly because it's faster.

If the window is in the courtyard, and we don't want to enter said, then I'm OK with mouse-holing an exterior wall with explosives in order to gain entry.

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I'm good with either

A) Finding an exterior window - if not the one Fraser fired through there must be another one somewhere - fragging, firing, then climbing through said window to get into the building

Or

B) Manufacturing a breach in a wall and entering that way. Does anyone have an RPG? It may be wasteful but it would likely expedite the creation of said breach if we could use one (Walsh does not - I'm primarily thinking Fraser or O'Brien).

I probably won't be posting again tonight so if you need to move things along take it as given that I'm happy with either of those options.

Rae, I'm away from home tonight but tomorrow I will try to fill in the map that I made of the farmhouse with some details that might help.

FYI, I've tweaked Jan's latest IC post due to the movement of the KPV.

Ta,

Andy

Ok this ought to help clarify where you are. The letter ID's are windows. You can see how high they are in the image a few posts back, they're all basically the same size and height off the ground.

Thanks, Fuse.

@Ferro & Walsh: I think we should move to Window B, toss a frag and follow it in.

To specify, Per will employ one of his own frags. Since Ferro is lighter and has an SMG, I'd suggest she go first, then either Per or Walsh, then Fraser. O'Brien will stay outside and watch our back (although I'd kind of like to leave Fraser with him because Warmia are sneaky AF).

If you're OK with this plan, I will suggest it IC as Per. If you'd prefer another approach, please speak up.

Thoughts?

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In reply to Per Kolstrup (msg # 948):

Fine by me. No objection from me if you want to leave Fraser with O’Brien - up to you.

Make the call. It's fine with me.

I realize these turns have been taking a while to get up. Hopefully it's bearable for everyone.