Starting today with a little disclaimer.

I lost my drive to do CQ due to the episodic nature the quest had taken on. While I understand that the way private contractors operate will lend itself to 'go here, shoot these people, rinse, repeat' type story, I think that anons choosing more social story-type situations will go a long way towards my continued interest and running of this quest.

I'll do my part to make sure that you know what 'social and story-oriented' choices will be, and I'll do my best to be sure that I'm keeping my own drive going.

Taking questions and comments for as long as you guys have them through the thread. Gay life story over, actual CQ coming now.

“Well,” Roman asks over the comms system, irritated at the wait. “Is there a fucking plan, or are you just going to sit there staring at each other?”


“We’re makin’ a fucking decision,” Harris growls into his throat mic. “So sit on your boat and keep heads down. The real men are making choices.”


With Bryant mumbling something over comms, Harris turns to you and Yves. There’s a scattering of shots as Cooper sets a burst into the small house-sized buildings.


“What do we want to do,” he asks. “We could just go door-to-door for the rest of the buildings, but that got me shot. Next person may not be so lucky as to get an armor hit,” he says, motioning to the hole in his carrier, and the dent in his armor.


“I’m not sure how many tear gas grenades we have left,” Miller says in his french accent, “but we could circle up outside and try to smoke them out.”


>Go kicking in doors, clearing each building
>Lay a siege within a siege, and try to smoke people out
>Write-in

>>751281
>Lay a siege within a siege, and try to smoke people out

>>751281
>Lay a siege within a siege, and try to smoke people out

>>751220
We're kickin' doors and tearin' shit up

>>751281
>Lay a siege within a siege, and try to smoke people out

>>751220
>Lay a siege within a siege, and try to smoke people out

Been writing

>>751405
So do you think we are going to get to that Halloween special by Halloween?

>>751418
If it kills me. You'll be choosing the mission tonight.

“Let’s go the safe route,” you say to the other two men. “They told me I don’t get any more robotic parts.”


Harris just nods, and Miller stifles a laugh as they make towards the door. O’Neal is drooling, facedown, his eyes puffing and his nose running like a faucet. He won’t be going anywhere unless you drag his fat ass out.


Heading down the wooden stairs and out the door, the three of you file down the walkway to the nearest building. Cooper and Roman change their firing to keep you out of the danger zone.


You line up on the door, you and Harris on one side, Miller on the other. They look to you to get the grenade in. You have a few to choose from.


>CS gas
>9Bang
>Red smoke grenade
>Gray smoke grenade

Also give me 3d10, please

Rolled 91, 57, 13 = 161 (3d100)

>>751437
>Red smoke grenade
I think it could be cool.

Rolled 1, 2, 6 = 9 (3d10)

>>751437
Red smoke? OK.

Rolled 3, 9, 5 = 17 (3d10)

>>751437
>Red Smoke

>>751458
>>751447
JUST

Rolled 5, 1, 10 = 16 (3d10)

>>751437
>Red smoke grenade

Rolled 4, 1, 6 = 11 (3d10)

>>751437
I don;t know why I read it as 100, but I did. I also just insulted two other guys. Wew lad

>>751475
Been a long Tuesday, anon?

Writing.

Laptop won't connect to my internet. Restarting, may be a while

Rolled 10, 1, 10 = 21 (3d10)

>>751437

Back in action, sorry about that folks. Post is about half done, computer decided to throw a fit in the middle. Also sorry if this isn't really up to snuff, I'm feeling a little rusty, and picking up in the middle of this isn't helping that.

Now we wait for 250-some odd pages of Contractor Quest to load in Drive, and I'll continue writing

Oh, you also have up to 2 thrown points you can spend to raise the 17 if you wish

>0
>1
>2

>>751566
Just make a new doc on Google Drive make things much easier.

>>751571
We probably should. 1 point

>>751573
I may in the future if it becomes an issue, but right now I'm getting pastebin shit in order anyway, so whatever. Writing

>>751571
use 1 point

>>751571
use 1 point

>Used 1 Thrown point to turn 17 into 18

Post almost ready

You lean over, grabbing the half rotted door handle, popping the wooden door open just a few inches, a smoke grenade in your hand.


You toss it in underhand, careful not to hit the door or it’s frame, and quickly shut it. You back up a step, the barrel of your shotgun steadied on the door


You hear the hiss of the grenade delivering it’s payload, and the swearing and coughing of those caught inside. It wouldn’t do any damage, and it would probably dissipate in a few minutes, but the gangbangers inside didn’t know either of those things. They burst out the door, two men tripping over each other and ending up on their faces, and the man behind them tumbles well past the plank walkway and into the water. Gators swarm the area, and a sick part of you wants to watch. The rest of you wishes the screaming would stop.


Two men rush out, far more aware of the situation than their comrades. One is holding a bare-bones M4, and the other some blocky looking pistol you didn’t get a good view of


>4 enemies, 1 with a pistol, 1 with a rifle, 2 unknown, all within 10 feet of you and Miller
>Plan of action?

>>751599
spray and pray! starting with the guy with the m4, then pistol, miller can take out the other two.

>>751599
Light them up, clear the rest of the room by shotgun.

>>751599
Shoot up the one with that M4 than the one with the pistol, Miller shoots as well.

Shooting, give me 3 sets of 6d10 please. First three for M4 man, second three for HiPoint friend.

Also, just for clarification. Miller is across from you, and Harris is behind you. You do mean Yves Miller, correct?

>>751612
This but don't spray. Controlled bursts

Rolled 4, 4, 10, 1, 6, 10 = 35 (6d10)

>>751628

Rolled 8, 9, 10, 2, 6, 9 = 44 (6d10)

>>751628

Small aside, just finished up writing the mission choices for this thread. Almost wish you could pick more than one, I'm excited about all of them.

You have no shotgun points to raise any rolls. Will be writing when third roll comes in

Rolled 5, 9, 5, 7, 7, 8 = 41 (6d10)

>>751649

You burst into action, swinging the barrel of your saiga around, placing it neatly on the chest of the man with the rifle, the real threat. Two shells of buckshot later, his chest cavity is blown out an exit wound in his back, and he falls. A gator jumps up to snatch an arm dangling over the edge, and drags the limp, lifeless cadaver down into the feeding frenzy.


You quickly shift your aim to the final standing man, perforating him with another two shells of buckshot. The first shot hits his lower abdomen, doubling him over while the second hits his shoulder, knocking him back. He screams as he bleeds onto the walking deck.


Miller shoots the first man in the pile at the door, but it seems he’s wearing soft armor. He makes a good shield for the man on the bottom, who has taken the time to grab a pistol from somewhere underneath him and his now-dead friend. He seems unsure of who to aim at right now, but you doubt he’ll take long to make up his mind.


>Round 1, over
>Jan: 1 kill, 1 wound
>Miller: 1 kill
>1 enemy remaining, pinned under a body but wielding a handgun


Plan of action?

>>751672
Both shoot the last enemy with the handgun aim for the expose body parts.

>>751672
>>751675
This. If we can get hid leg blow off, he could go into shock

>>751677
Yeah that could work so let's also do that if he's exposed

>>751672
Supporting this >>751675

Alright, gimme three sets of 3d10 for shooting the poor bastard

Rolled 5, 10, 8 = 23 (3d10)

>>751689

Rolled 5, 4, 6 = 15 (3d10)

>>751689

Rolled 5, 3, 1 = 9 (3d10)

>>751689

High roll is a 23. You have no shotgun points to add to this roll. Writing.

You and Yves both pop into action. Miller pops three quick rounds in the gang bangers upper back, and you shred his right leg with yet two more shells of buckshot. By your count, you’re down to 14 shells in the Saiga’s drum by now. The final threat well and truly dead, the three of you breach the house, finding it somewhat difficult to see through the red smoke.


What you do find, however, is several backpacks full of what appears to be cocaine, and a large, long crate in one corner. Harris walks over to it, pulling out an obscenely large knife, and pries it open. Inside lie ten sparkling new M4 rifles, with what appear to be full-auto capability.


>Combat over
>Jan and Miller combined for one kill


>Loot
>11 M4s 5.56, 1 HiPoint c9 9mm, 1 Remington 870 12 ga, 1 Glock 17 9mm
>Would you like to take any loot? Any looted weapons will be dropped when switched out. You can also load some into the boats, but the client may find out and be upset.


“That went pretty well,” Miller says, about as close as the middle-aged man will ever get to a compliment. “Should we try it again, kick in some doors old-fashioned style, or try something new?”


>Smoke them out (Using what?)
>Breach and clear
>Write-in

>>751724
>>Breach and clear
So can we sling two m4s over our shoulder, so when we breach, we can just spray the room?

>>751724
>Smoke them out
Gray smoke.

>>751733
If you get votes for it, but the DC will be high and the price of failure will be severe

>>751724
>>Smoke them out (Using what?)
Gray smoke.

>>751740
>>751736
Alright. I'll just go with this, but take an M4 just in case.

Alright, give me some 3d10's please.

Take an M4
>Y
>N

Rolled 9, 9, 2 = 20 (3d10)

>>751768
Check the mag and make sure there is a bullet in the camber first.
>Y

Rolled 3, 6, 8 = 17 (3d10)

>>751768

Rolled 6, 8, 4 = 18 (3d10)

>>751768

>>751768
Yes

You grab one of the pristine M4’s from the crate, throwing your Saiga over your shoulder on it’s sling. You scavenge up four mags from around the room, loading one in and putting a round into battery.


“Better hope the client doesn’t find out,” Harris says watching you fiddle with the rifle. “They want their evidence, but I won’t say shit.”


You give him a nod, and he smiles, heading for the door of the next small shack. You line up just the same, you and Harris on one side, Miller on the other. You pop the last of your smoke grenades inside, and hear the tell-tale release of it’s contents.


Four men burst out the door, two covering their mouths and coughing, both holding beat up AK model rifles. The other two, however, seem aware enough to have weapons at the ready. One is pulling an old m1 carbine up towards you and Harris, while the other is currently trying to get a bead on Yves with a sawn off pump shotgun


>4 enemies, 2 momentarily in capacitated with AKs, 1 with an m1 carbine, 1 with a sawn off shotgun
>Extremely close range
>You are currently wielding the M4, so you will have 5 rifle points to spend on this roll assuming you shoot


Plan of action?

Is it just me, or are the line breaks for this thread really fuckin' wide?

>>751819
Focus on the Shotgun guy and shoot the one with the M1 Carbine.

Have our friends just pick there own targets and shoot

>>751819
Kill the Shotgunner, and then switch to Carbine man. After that, we can put down the two others

>>751825
>>751825
Yeah. I have no fucking idea. I thought you made them like that

Sorry to cut this short, but it's looking like it's just you two, and I've got a migraine coming. I'm gonna get some sleep, and we'll pick this up in the morning.

Thanks for playing, and I always love feedback and criticism.

>>751878
Just letting you know you had another watching, but the others were giving the SME answers I would have and phonetyping is a shit.

Cool quest though

>>751969
Thanks anon, I appreciate it


I'm able to pick up for a few hours right now, but I have a few things to do through the rest of the day, so this'll be my only chance until tomorrow morning. Who's around?

>>752521
Here

>>752521
Me, I'm around!

Though, I want an axe. Just because...

>>752528
Tomahawks are available at the shop, but do trade chance-to-hit for lethality

Writing

Wait, no I'm not. I need three sets of 6d10 please.

Rolled 3, 10, 6, 5, 8, 10 = 42 (6d10)

>>752539

>>752539
Ok

Rolled 3, 8, 6, 1, 7, 9 = 34 (6d10)

>>752539
Trying again. Fucking tablet bullshit

Rolled 8, 10, 2, 2, 7, 8 = 37 (6d10)

>>752539
Third set coming up!

So wait, why did we pick up an M4, that's evidence that the client wants, when we still had the Saiga and an opportunity to reload it if we needed to?

Why risk the penalties of doing something that the client explicitly didn't want us to do?

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>>752881
Because pic related

Oh, hey, people. I'll write now. Sorry for the wait, I sulked off in shame when I got one roll.

Anyone still around? Writing the next update regardless

You quickly hit the man drawing on Miller just as Yves shoots him as well, tearing the man apart in a small hail of bullets. He drops to the walkway, his torso a bleeding, gory mess


You shift your aim slightly, and gun down the man with the carbine who falls to his knees clutching his throat, the rifle clattering beside him.


Harris, behind you, fires a burst from his MP5, catching one of the dazed men in the let arm and shoulder. The man spins around, but does not drop his rifle. He’ll be shooting one handed, but at this range, it may not matter.


>Round 1, over
>1 rifleman, 1 shotgunner killed, 1 rifleman wounded
>1 rifleman unharmed
>You used 6 rounds, bringing your magazine down to 24


Plan of action?

>>753086
Shoot a burst at the wounded rifleman then a burst at the unharmed rifleman.

>>753099
Seconding this.

>>753099
This pretty much

>>753086
>>753099
liking this too

>>753099
I'll go with this

>>751191
>a Polish

Pretty disgusting

If I pick up when I get home from work around 7 or 8 central, will we have consistent players?

>>753549
No. I won't be available again until 10PM Central.

>>753549
Yeah, I should be available until 10-11. Depending on how "exciting" it is. To be honest, I wouldn't mind a more social setting.

>>753549
That'll be around midnight for me, but I can stay up for a bit, not doing much tomorrow.

>>753544

Wypierdalaj.

>>753549
Looks like I found the thread just in time!

>>754031
Indeed you did. Picking up soon folks. Home, just need to settle in then set up

>>754063
Here

Alright, shooting people. Hit me with three sets of 6d10, please

Rolled 6, 9, 5, 10, 1, 5 = 36 (6d10)

>>754144

Rolled 4, 3, 10, 6, 1, 10 = 34 (6d10)

Oh man, it's like 2AM here, gonna have to sleep, hopefully this is still going when I wake up.

Oh also, spent the day reading through previous threads, in terms of fun to read and writing quality:

Tournament > Nepal = Yacht > Jakarta = Bogota

Haven't caught up with this one yet, but it's looking good so far, keep it up man.

Rolled 1, 10, 8, 9, 9, 3 = 40 (6d10)

>>754144

Rolled 3, 6, 3, 9, 5, 4 = 30 (6d10)

>>754144

20, 21. Writing.

You fire at the wounded man, hitting him with two of your three rounds. As he drops to the ground, you hear the report of Harris’s suppressed MP5 hit him thrice more. The gangster is dead before he hits the ground, blood pooling around him. In his death throes, however, he knocks Miller’s barrel down as he fires, the rounds punching through the walkway harmlessel into the water below.


You nearly panic before instantly regaining composure, placing the bead of the M4 neatly on center mass of the final combatant as he draws his rifle onto ou and Harris. Three rounds strike him just below the sternum, and he drops to his back, coughing up blood and chunks of viscera.


>Combat over
>Loot: 1 m1 Carbine .30 cal, 1 sawn off pump shotgun 12 ga, 2 AK pattern rifles, 5.45 and 7.62
>Would you like to take anything? You will need to drop either your M4 or your saiga


Yves quickly enters, you following, and you clear the small hut. It’s very obviously a meth lab. Smells like death and chemicals, with various heating elements coated in carbon and who even fucking knows. A number of large beakers are bubbling with with some odd yellow liquid.


“Fucking hell,” Harris says as he enters. “These guys were in some nasty shit. Glad we didn’t use a frag or a flashbang in here,” he finishes as he goes around, turning off heating plates.


“Would have been bad news for us,” Yves says, eying the concoctions nervously. “Getting blown off a rickety bridge and into waiting gators.”


Harris chuckles, and is about to say something when there’s commotion from the next building, followed by a smattering of gunshots.


“I’m tagged,” Roman shouts over comms. “Right arm, just a graze. Gonna need some support out here,” he yells, his voice slightly garbled by the radio.


“They’re taking shots at me, too,” Cooper says calmly into his own comms as you hear the booming of his 249. “If you guys don’t mind…” He lets it trail off.


You can hear the offenders outside, yelling at the other buildings. You aren’t sure how many there are.


Plan of action?

>>754255
Can we sneak around to the back of the building?

>>754271
Walkways only go between doors, but there are windows on each wall if you want to try to climb out.

Also, these line breaks are making my eyes bleed. What the fuck.

>>754282
It's really bad, man. Anyway, I don't like the ending where Jan becomes Gator food, so lets go in the old fashioned way

>>754255

I can't remember enough about the specific layout of the place to offer a good plan.

How about we go to the building with the heaviest resistance and toss in a smoke and CS grenade?

Shitty map incoming. Should help you guys out

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Oooookay. Blue C's are cleared buildings, you're in the one with the arrow. Red dots are obviously bad guys, red question marks are uncleared buildings with unknown occupancy. Green dot with little yellow dot is slightly wounded Roman Bryant, and light blue dot is Cooper Jones.

Any questions?

>>754330
We will split up. Jan will go alone straight ahead to deal with the group, while the other two will circle around and flank

>>754336

Supporting this, but I'd like to take an opportunity to swap our buckshot mag for a mag with slugs.

>>754336
This swap to slug

Switching back to the shotgun will put down the M4. If you don't want to do that, say so. Otherwise, give me some 6d10s. First set for shooting, second set for finding cover.

Rolled 7, 7, 9, 1, 10, 6 = 40 (6d10)

>>754411
Check' em

Rolled 8, 6, 1, 6, 9, 6 = 36 (6d10)

>>754411
Could we keep the M4 too?

>>754415
You can go back for it if you want to later, but without a sling you have no way yo switch weapons and keep it, unless you want to fire the glock one handed

Rolled 1, 8, 4, 6, 10, 2 = 31 (6d10)

>>754411

>>754422
Leave the M4, we can come back for it and the M1 later.

>>754422
Could we run with it, then drop it by our feet

>>754433
Absolutely.

High rolls are 23 and 21. Writing.

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“I’m gonna head up and take the heat off of Roman,” you say, leaning the M4 against a wall to load a fresh drum of slug in, putting the half-used one in an empty pouch. “You to go around and through the big building and hit them from the other side, okay?”


“You go it,” Miller says as Harris nods and heads for the door. “Don’t get shot.”


You grab the m4 by the handguard, holding the saiga by the pistol grip, feeling a lot like an action hero. You burst out the door, the other two right behind you peeling left, and hit the corner of the closest building with a thud. You drop the M4 into the walkway, and pop out of cover sending two slugs down range. You lift one of the men off his feet with the force, and watch him drop to the ground, dying.


His friends return fire with a pair of m4’s and an uzi, at least one round catching you in the chest before you make it back around the corner. Your hand instinctively rises up to the impact site, feeling the small crater underneath a ruined drum of buckshot. You don’t think the round went through, but you can already feel the bruising begin.


You hear a few cracks as Roman takes a trio of shots at the men with his AUG, and a scream paired with the coughing of Cooper’s SAW. Peeking around the corner, the man holding the uzi is on his back, trying in vain to get air to his ruined lungs.


>Round 1, over
>Uzi man, dying
>2 M4 men, healthy
>Jan, hit in armor
>Roman, graze in left arm


Plan of action?

>Yves has black dot, Harris as white dot. You are the big blue dot.

>>754558

Can we nail the two out on the walkway and duck back into the big central building to link up with Miller and Harris?

>>754570
You can do anything you get votes and roll well enough for, my child

>>754570
This

>>754558
First, kill the man right in front of us. Then use our M4 to pin them down while our guys move into position

>>754596
This

>>754596
>>754603

That's not an enemy. That's the end of a question mark, signifying that you do not know how many people are in the building. My mistake

>>754607
Ah. I see. Well, still, pin down the two men with the m4

>>754607

Leave the M4 for now, pop around the corner to take shots at the two on the walkway and then duck back into the central building.

At worst, it'll leave them distracted for Harris and Miller.
>>754621

We dropped the M4 and I don't believe ducking down to sweep it back up is a good idea at the moment.

>>754621
>>754628
Rolling between these two in 5 minutes if there's no change

>>754628
this

Okay. Give me 6d10 rolls. First set for suppression, second set for running on the sketchy ass walkway

Rolled 5, 2, 4, 4, 3, 8 = 26 (6d10)

>>754766

Just six, or six sets?

Rolled 5, 5, 9, 5, 9, 5 = 38 (6d10)

>>754766

>>754788
Three sets of 6d10. Sorry

Rolled 3, 3, 4, 4, 7, 1 = 22 (6d10)

>>754766

19, 19. Writing.

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This cover is going to degrade if they realize they can shoot at you anyway. You need to get inside. The big two-floor building will be the best option, and you can link up with Miller and Harris if you need to.


You burst from cover, sending a pair of slugs down range as you sprint to the door. You don’t hit much, not even enough to keep heads down, but a loud set of shots from Cooper takes one of the men in the leg, dropping him to his ass. He crawls back, leaning up against the building, and the two of them take shots at you.


They explode around your feet as you run, but ultimately do no harm to you. The door nearly explodes off it’s hinges as you enter the building, and you turn around, backing into the ‘man-cave’ esque room. Your saiga is pointed at the door as you creep up towards the wall. You hear Miller and Harris run through the back of the room behind you, and they’re almost out the door when you snap your head back to check.


You can hear the men outside shouting to their friends in the other buildings, and assume that they’re asking for help.


>Round 2, over
>2 M4 riflemen, 1 seriously wounded


Plan of action?

>>754870
Throw a flash out near the entrance of your door, then peek and see if you can catch one off guard or stunned

>>754876

Sounds good to me. We have a 9bang left don't we?

You have one left. Please give me 3 sets of 6d10

Rolled 10, 3, 1, 8, 4, 6 = 32 (6d10)

>>754905
Dice!

Rolled 6, 2, 7, 9, 3, 1 = 28 (6d10)

>>754905
Here goes!

Rolled 3, 5, 3, 3, 9, 10 = 33 (6d10)

>>754905

Rolls are 15 and 22. Writing

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You pull the pin on your final 9bang, and toss it towards your two opponents. You also swear at yourself in Polish as you watch it roll uselessly into the water below. Still, the loud explosions and the spraying of water is enough to distract them for a moment, and you finish off the wounded man without needing to worry about return fire.


Miller and Harris both send bursts at the final man, but they both miss, and he disappears around the corner of the building.


“Taken cover behin-” is as far as Miller gets before a burst of shots ring out, and you hear him swearing in French as he and Harris duck back inside the large center structure. He drops to a knee as he ditches a pair of magazines, breathing a sigh of relief. “Need new armor, and new pants, but I’m okay. There are about five more of them out there now, Kowalski.” He finishes by explaining to you their positions, and rises back up to take a position across from the door, using the staircase as cover.


There’s a small exchange of gunfire, and Cooper screams into the comms.


“Left shoulder,” he says, clearly through gritted teeth. “Pretty bad. Pulling out to stop bleeding. Got one. Four left,” he finishes as you hear the jon boats engine rev up, bringing Cooper and his 249 out of the fight.


>Round 3, over
>4 enemies, 1 with an M4, 3 with unknown arms
>Miller, armor hit
>Cooper, left shoulder, seriously wounded


Plan of action?

>>755015
Well this sure is a precarious position. Can you describe what is in the room we are in

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>>755032
There is a chair on the other side of the door from you, a couch that the chair is facing, and a table with several sidearms and playing cards on it. Harris has also thrown a small end table in front of the door, preventing easy entrance, but also easy exit.

There is a second floor that I don't want to draw because it'll fuck with the map, but there are a number of similar tables and pieces of furniture, most of it shot to absolute shit. Both floors have somewhat evenly spaced windows every ten feet or so on each side wall.

>>755058
Gather the pistols and take them to the second floor. Then try to peak out the window to see if we can find an easy shot. Use our M4 we should have, because the range is too far for our sgotgun

>>755058

Harris and Miller go upstairs and fire from the windows while we watch the doorway and take potshots with the saiga over the table.

>>755071
We dropped the M4 about two posts back before we ran into this building.

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M4 is currently about here, and your shotgun can reach this far. Especially since you're using slugs. It will also take a full turn to get upstairs

>>755083
Alright. Lets get upstairs

>>755089


If we do that, they'll just rush the door. It's not a particularly heavy table.

>>755103
So that's why we have our two guys downstairs. One for each entrance

>>755109
Well, for two of the entrances

Rolling in 5 minutes

>>755103
this

>>755184
Five minutes exactly. Nice. Give me 3 sets of 6d10, please.

May end up being the last post of the night

Rolled 6, 3, 1, 8, 9, 3 = 30 (6d10)

>>755197

Rolled 4, 4, 6, 5, 10, 7 = 36 (6d10)

>>755197

Rolled 6, 4, 7, 4, 8, 9 = 38 (6d10)

>>755197

Rolls are 17 and 22. Writing

>>755228
Can we make that 17 into a 18?

>>755228
>>755243
I'll suck your dick Handler if you change it

Fuck it. I was going to give you guys at least one shotgun point after this mission anyway.

Using 1 shotgun point to raise a 17 to an 18.

Rewriting.

>>755261

I feel like we just lost the opportunity to get other people neat robot-parts.

>>755261
Any reason why we're using d10 not d100s?

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“Get upstairs,” you shout towards Nathan and Yves as you sprint for the other door. “I’ll keep them out there, take shots from the second floor windows.”


They both make their way up the stairs as you hit the staircase yourself, using it as cover.


You hear a man cursing in ebonics as Roman takes a few shots. “Gotta reload. More coming out. Looks like they’re about to rush the door.”


You take aim at the door, and send a pair of slugs down as the men try to vault the small table. You hit one man in the shoulder, and he drops his left arm to his side, unable to use it. He backpedals in a real hurry, you assume to try to save the arm. The surprise of the shots causes one man to trip over the table, and he sprawling to the floor inside. The rest scatter outside. You kill the downed man with another set of shots.


“Three more outside,” Yves says down the stairs at you. “Seven total now, including one bleeding like a pig.”


>Round 4, over
>7 enemies total, 1 with a handgun, grievously wounded


“Jones, how’s it going,” Harris says over the comms, stress starting to enter his voice.


“Most of the bleeding’s done,” Cooper responds, clearly in pain. “Bandanging now. Should be back in like,-”


“Whatever,” Harris grumbles, “just get the fuck back here. We need firepower.”


Plan of action?

>>755299
Got really fucking sick of critfails. Which sucks, because I feel my d100 system was slick as shit.

Stopped using it after the millionth critfail blinded Jan and Harris for a turn with like 6 enemies upstairs. Luckily, Yves rolled super clutch and saved the day. Moved to 3d10 after that.

>>755317
I like the d100 system it's give more chance of fucking up

>>755302
Do we have Egor with us?

Switch to Egor and just shoot the door and spread and pray through the walls to hit the enemies

They on walk ways and the pass the door is a walkway so it should work.

>>755352
Egor is currently on the boat with... Roman? I think. I'd have to check the archives, but he is not currently with you

>>755357
Should have brought him with us. Alright switch to M4 and shoot the door they should be line up on the walk way for us to spread and pray. There going to have to go through a hail of bullets if you want to reach us.

>>755357

Yeah, we brought Egor on the boat, but he isn't on our person.

Can we see the north door from here? It seems like they'll try to rush that next, or both doors at once..

I'm split between going aggressive, or going up to the 2nd floor and just covering the stairs. Though that worked out poorly for the previous occupants.

>>755302
Do we have any frags? We are in a bit of a spot it looks like.

>>755357
Egor must be mad angry at missing the degenerates removal

>>755370

I think we brought mostly smoke, teargas, and flashbangs. The cops wanted evidence and explosives would probably collapse these shanties.

>>755375

Egor is with us in spirit.

>>755367
M4 is on the ground outside.

>>755370
You have 1 CS grenade left

>>755368
Yes you can, but your cover right now from it is negligible

>>755379
Alright how about just shooting some slugs into the door dead center so the enemies behind that door are shot since they need to walk through a walkway to get to the door.

>>755386

We'd have to know they were there first.

>>755379
I'm turning in for the night, thanks for running Handler! I strongly suggest we go upstairs, or get the two upstairs down here with us and we push out one of the doors.

>>755391
If you look at the map they have to go through the walkway to get to the door that we're guarding.

If we shoot through it we're going to be hitting some before they make it to the door.

After ward we go upstairs

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I can find no mention of where Egor was left, so I'm going to say he is in the jon boat with Bryant in case he needed firepower over accuracy.

>>755391
Thanks for playing, anon

>>755408
Ok, switch to the M4, rock and roll on the three coming out of the building to the up and left on the map.

>>755411
M4 is the purple dot to the north. Do you mean to get it, then go around the other corner to get the new three people?

>>755411
The M4 is outside so we only have our shotgun, sidegun, melee weapon and C9 bang

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Oh fuck me. Forgot to update yours and ally positions on the map.

>>755402

That's not strictly true. Please don't play this Quest like it's Hollywood. I like Jan and want him to live.

>>755438
Hold up you're KN right? Or do I have the wrong anon?

For my other plan is we could go outside get our M4 Flank around but that left two guys upstairs with no cover.

So we could go upstairs wait until they go in the first floor throw our C9 and shoot them while they are blinded.

I could come up with good plans since it's not Hollywood

>>755433
Is that us at the stairs, and the door is to the right of the stairs?
Couldn't we go up a few steps onto the stairs, and aim at the door?

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>>755495
Like so, with pink dots being your line of sight? Yes, you can.

>>755505
Let's go with that plan we're in sight of the door and can blast them if they get in.

Assuming our mates upstairs have got in position now they should be able to fuck up anyone on the walkways outside since I don't imagine there's a lot of cover or that these thugs are paying attention to the upper floor windows.
That should make it a lot harder for the crime to group up and rush a doorway again.

I'm thinking we stay down here putting slugs through the doors anytime it even smells like someone's gonna come through.
Or we head upstairs, find somewhere to lie prone near the top of the stairwell where we can continue to cover the likely entrances and maybe drop our last CS grenade downstairs to slow anyone who makes it through our initial hail of fire

>>755505
Yes, that's what I meant.
It improves our cover, and while being in the far corner would be better, to get there we'd have to run past a couple open windows and expose ourselves to fire.

Better to keep the gangers' attention at our door, so that the two upstairs can start raining fire down on them.

Alright, give me 3 sets of 6d10 please

Rolled 8, 7, 7, 2, 3, 3 = 30 (6d10)

>>755562

Rolled 3, 2, 7, 4, 10, 9 = 35 (6d10)

>>755562

Rolled 8, 2, 6, 6, 6, 6 = 34 (6d10)

>>755562

High rolls are 22 and 23. Writing.

Just an FYI, this will be the last post of the night. Turning in after I throw this up

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You climb about halfway up the stairs to get both better cover, and a better shot. You rest the shotgun on the banister of the staircase, and take aim at the door. A few moments later, they try to rush it from outside.


You plug one man as he tries to push the table out of the way, and take shots at another behind him, killing both. You watch three more men fall dead, a hail of gunfire coming from your teammates rifles.


“One left, he dropped the gun,” Bryant says from outside. “Looks like he’s surrendering, guys.”


You shift your body to get a view, and sure enough, the man’s standing alone, hands in the air.


>Combat over
>Loot: 3 M4s 7.625.56, 3 AKs , 2 Glock 17s 9mm, 1 Browning Hi-power 9mm
>Would you like to take any loot? Any items you take will be dropped when switched out for an equipped weapon, or you could exchange outright.


Plan of action? Three buildings are still technically uncleared.

Alright, that's all for tonight guys. Thanks for playing, and as always, I love questions, feedback, and criticism.

I'll do a roll call tomorrow around 10 am, when we'll likely finish up this mission and head back to base.

>>755664
What time zone are you in?

>>755674
US Central. Sorry, usually forget to post that

>>755661
Yell and ask the surviving guys how many mores of his friends are in need of a killing, make it sound that we're just getting started and where' at what? Nearly 20 goons dead?

If his answer sounds too good to be true, it's that he's baiting us.

>>755676
Thanks I'll see you later

>>755661
Tie people the fuck up, we need a burner pistol to accompany our burner AK. I say one of the G17s.

>>755661
Tell him that he has to come inside otherwise we'll shoot his legs out and feed him to the gators.

We can get Yves to cover him as we zip-tie him.

Remember that we've been hired by the police, and they do want prisoners if possible.

Probably gonna start up here in 30 or so if we can get enough readers

>>756262

Cool

>>756262
Posting from work.
Should be a calm day, though, so I should be able to post.

>>756301
Getting paid to quest. Nice. Most of the first few threads of this quest were done at work for me.

Waiting on one more. Feel free to vote until they show up.

>>756305
My suggestion was this >>755720

>>755661

Ziptie the surrendering dindu and dart him with the knockout dart if we have any left.

Then I suggest we start clearing the lower left building, make sure there aren't any people hiding or noncombatants.

I'm just glad they didn't have any dogs. Surprise pitbull out of nowhere would have been unpleasant.

Fuck it. Looks like we want to cuff the lone guy, then clear through the rest of the buildings.

That right?

>>756333
Yes, but I'm still advocating that we make him come to us, rather than us going out there and be open to fire from the remaining buildings.

>>756333
Yeah, but he comes to us and keeps his hand on his head. We keep our gun aimed and the second he even Twitch's wrong we fire. I'd rather lose a prisoner unnecessarily than risk getting shot at.

>>756333
Andthe fire support boats should ready to rejoin the fight about now, right?

Alright, writing.

“Roman and Miller,” you say softly into comms. “I’m gonna have him come in. If he twitches, or anyone else comes out, pop him.”


They reply in the affirmative, and you can hear Miller shifting around to get a decent shot on the man, should he need to.


“Place your hands behind your head, turn around, and back slowly up to me,” you shout as you move down the stairs, closer to the door. “Is there anyone left in the buildings?”


“Mayne, how da fuck am I spossed to know who came out and got they ass shot” he yells back, carefully stepping over the bodies of his former comrades. Eventually, he arrives at the door. You drop his hands and zipcuff them behind his back, and pull him into the building, forcing him into the couch on the far side of the room.


“We still need to clear the other buildings,” Harris says as he and Miller descend from the second floor. “Don’t need to get ambushed trying to clean up.”


“We’ve done this before,” Miller says as he slaps a fresh magazine into his rifle. “Who’s going first? We’ve all taken armor hits.”


>You, with the saiga or your M4 Or your glock 19, I don’t give a shit
>Miller, with the M4
>Harris with the MP5
>Write in

>>756406
>You, with the saiga

>>756406

Us, with the Saiga. We still have slugs loaded. Anything we hit is gonna feel it, even if they're armored.

Okay, how about we get some 6d10's over here then

Rolled 3, 8, 3, 8, 3, 6 = 31 (6d10)

>>756428

Rolled 1, 1, 7, 1, 6, 2 = 18 (6d10)

>>756428

Rolled 7, 4, 3, 6, 4, 3 = 27 (6d10)

And a third one just for consistency's sake.

Rolled 4, 10, 4, 10, 7, 9 = 44 (6d10)

>>756428
Not taking my roll

>>756443
Well fuck. We'll ditch mine then since we got a third player roll.

High rolls are 18 and 26. Writing.

“I’ll volunteer for door-kicking duty,” you offer, loading new slugs into your saiga. “It’s why I bought this thing in the first place,” you finish as you bring the shotgun into a low ready.


“Let’s line up, then,” the gruff old medic says as he turns towards the door, kicking the small nightstand out of the way.


You and Miller exchange a look, and both roll your eyes as you follow Harris outside, carefully stepping over bodies of downed men.


Yves and Nathan take positions on either side of the door to the first building, and they give you the all ready.


You rear back, and plant your boot directly next to the handle of the thin wooden door, sending it crashing in. Using the momentum, you rush into the room and peel off to the right, ready to shot anything. You hear Harris with his MP5 come in behind you clearing the left side of the small room as Miller comes in last, his M4 sweeping the center.


You find nothing but boxes upon boxes of TVs and various gaming systems, likely stolen or fenced.


“Nothing,” Harris says, almost disappointed at the lack of a firefight. “Next building.”


You line up again, ready to repeat the procedure. As you kick in the door and rush inside, you feel a pair of hands roughly grabbing you by the shoulders, pulling you inside. You hear Haris shout something, but can’t quite make out what it was. You feel a fist come in from the side, but it hits your helmet awkwardly, and you avoid the worst of a punch.


You manage to get the shotgun between you and the man grabbing you and shove him off of you.


Taking account of the situation, you see one man, unarmed, directly beside you and a man in front of you pulling a bloody meat cleaver off a staut table that seems and smells like it’s been used to process gator and other poached animals.


“-an’t get a shot, Kowalski, get out of the fucking way!” you hear Harris shout from behind you, fear evident in his voice.


>Try to pull the saiga up, may be too close to use it effectively
>Attempt to draw the G19, may take too long
>Engage in melee with the Kukri, puts you in range of the cleaver
>Write-in

>>756554

Is butt-stroking with the saiga an option? If not, just shoot the guy with the cleaver and take our chance with the punches.

>>756554
>Write-in
Jump to the side, opposite of where the unarmed guy is, so that Harris gets a clear shot at the guy with the cleaver.
As we're dodging to the side, spin ourselves around to face the unarmed guy and bring the Saiga up to shoot him.

Gotta run to the store quick then get to work. We'll pick this up around 7ish, unless the wife decides she wants to carve her first pumpkin, in which case it will probably be closer to 8 or 830.

Thanks for playing guys, Always looking for questions and criticism. See you in a few hours

>>756614

Thanks for running Handler!

>>756618
Thanks for playing! I do this as much for me as I do for you. You guys give me the chance to make sure this doesn't all just stay in my head.

>>756623
Thanks, handler. Actually having to work at work, so couldn't participate as much as I cared to

>>756554
We could just plop right on our fucking stomach and let Harris shoot

>>757033

Doesn't sound like there's room. Kowalski's not a small fellow.

>>757046
Yeah, you're right. I guess it would depend on how big ghr shack is. He's a big guy

>>757060
It's a decent sized shack, but taken up by long tables. I'll throw up a map when I get off work

Going to run when we get three in the thread

>>757564
Here

>>757564

I post, I lurk, I post again!

>>757564

Present and accounted for

Okay, map incoming. We'll make a decision from there

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Yet another Handler masterpiece. How does he do it?

Alright. You are obviously blue dot, green dot has the cleaver. Black blocks are tables.

Not perfectly to scale, but should give you the general idea.

>>757669

Flying tackle the guy without the cleaver both getting out of the line of fire and incapacitating the other threat so they can shoot

>>757669

Ohh. Let's tackle the guy to our left then. ROBOTO HANDUU ATTACK!!

This should clear the line of fire for our backup to take out Mister Cleaver.

>>757678

Capital idea my friend, looks like plan tackle should be a go

Tackling then liberally applying fist. 3 sets of 6d10 please. You have 3 hand to hand points you can use to raise either roll

Rolled 4, 9, 9, 6, 2, 2 = 32 (6d10)

>>757693
>>757678
I agree
>>757699
Lets use 2 points. I don't see us using it again for a while

Rolled 9, 4, 8, 6, 4, 3 = 34 (6d10)

>>757699

Rolled 10, 8, 6, 2, 6, 5 = 37 (6d10)

>>757699
Because our other friend is afraid to roll, I will for him

>>757705

I second the 2 points

Okay, 24 to tackle and 13 for the whooping. Which would you like to add the two points to?

>>757761
The whooping.

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You let the saiga drop to it’s sling as you pivot on your left foot, dropping low. The man tries to sprawl over the tackle, but is too slow and you drive him about five feet back before dropping him into the wooden floor. You try to rear back to rain down blows, but he grabs the front of your plate carrier, keeping you pulled in tight. You settle for a few weak hooks to the side of his head, while he drives a punch into your side.


“State qualified in high school wrestling, nigga,” he shouts, his rancid breath hot on your face.


Harris steps into the doorway, his SMG raised. He fires two bursts, neither hitting as the man rushes forward. He swings the cleaver wildly, but Nathan knocks the blow wide with a strike from the barrel of his weapon.


Miller swears in french, unable to enter the building to get a shot off.


>Round 1, over
>1 unarmed enemy, grappled and prone, lightly wounded (face)
>1 enemy with a meat cleaver, within melee range of Harris
>Kowalski, lightly wounded (ribs)


Plan of action?

>>757820
Smash the guy's nose with our helmet in a headbutt.
Try to get a knee up into his groin.
Maybe yell something about how he could've made something of himself instead of becoming gator chow?

>>757820

Kukri. Stab wrestler.

I don't know how to say 'State don't mean shit!' in Polish.

Being proud of state level highschool wrestling infront of a special ops guy is like a kindergartener bragging about fingerpainting in an art museum.

>>757839
>>757834
In 5 minutes I will roll between these if nothing changes

>>757839
I think this is more effective
but i like the idea of smashing some guy in the head with a helmet. Fuck
I'll go with the Kukri, but say this>>757834

>>757834

Seconding this plan of action, Turtlefuck the asshole and seconding this >>757839 one liner

Okay, 6d10 please. First for drawing the kukri, second for shanking

>>757891

Polish Terminator best Terminator.

Rolled 5, 9, 2, 10, 7, 3 = 36 (6d10)

>>757896

Rolled 8, 5, 8, 1, 3, 8 = 33 (6d10)

>>757896

Will we be able to use a robothand point on the shanking or drawing, or is it the wrong hand?

Rolled 8, 9, 7, 2, 8, 2 = 36 (6d10)

>>757896

>>757901
Wrong hand, sorry anon

24 and 20. Writing.

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You bring your hand down to your belt, drawing the kukri from it’s kydex sheath. Oddly, over all the chaos, you hear the rasp as the blade slides out.


As the blade comes up, the man pulls you into a vicious headbutt. You feel rather than hear your nose break, and his face is instantly covered in your blood. He takes your moment of confusion to push you up with one hand, and deliver a devastating hook with the other. There’s a very sharp pain in your mouth, and you taste yet more blood over the rush from your nose.


As you spit out the mouthful of blood, you slash the kukri at his arm holding you out. He screams as you cut it deep to the bone, severing muscle and connective tissue alike.


You drop back down, face to face. “Should have taken a scholarship to college then, bitch,” you say, blood and spittle spraying off of your face. “Then, you wouldn’t be getting your ass kicked by a former spec ops operative, mother fucker.”


Harris dodges another slash from the cleaver, and brings the MP5 up, striking the jaw of the man and forcing him back. Taking a step back, he raises the gun up taking three shots. One strikes the assailant in his shoulder, wounding him.


>Round 2, over
>1 unarmed enemy severly wounded (face, left arm)
>1 enemy with a meat cleaver, severely wounded (left shoulder, jaw
>Kowalski moderately wounded (ribs, nose, jaw)


Plan of action?

>>757954
Take the Kukri and try to slit his throat with it. Simple, but effective.

>>757954

Keep on stabbing

>>757954

Does it look like our wrestlerbud will bleed out before we can bandage and ziptie?

>>757966 is tempting, but this is the US and the cops may not look kindly on us slitting a throat in cold blood. Unless I'm wrong, then kukri until dead.

>>757973
Well it is in self defence. And I am sure the cops won;t care about some Urban Youth killed while trying to protect his drug lab

>>757979

Oh right. He was killing gators. It's kinder to kill him now than to let the ecofreaks get ahold of him.

Slice and dice time.

Okay, give me 3 sets of 6d10 rolls. You still have 1 hand to hand point

Rolled 4, 4, 10, 10, 1, 1 = 30 (6d10)

>>757992

Rolled 2, 10, 7, 3, 8, 10 = 40 (6d10)

>>757992

Rolled 8, 2, 5, 1, 3, 5 = 24 (6d10)

>>757992

Rolled 10, 8, 2, 8, 7, 2 = 37 (6d10)

>>757992

High rolls are 19 and 21. Writing

You hack once more, slicing cleanly across his as you bob your head to dodge a punch. You turn the huge knife over into an underhand grip, and drive it down into his stomach as he delivers a pretty solid uppercut to your jaw. The stab has done it’s damage, though, and despite your rattling teeth and cloudy vision, the man coughs in a fit, blood flying out in droplets onto your uniform. He probably won’t last another three or four minutes.


Harris takes advantage of the fact that his quarry was spun around by the bullet wound, and rushes forward. He knocks the cleaver out of the man’s hand as he forces him to the ground in a football tackle, and has the man on his stomach. He rises up, a knee in the small of the man’s back and one hand forcing his head into the floor as the other reaches for a zip cuff.


>Combat over
>1 unarmed enemy, dying (Face, left arm, chest, stomach)
>1 enemy with a meat cleaver, seriously wounded (left shoulder), disarmed, prone, grappled
>Kowalski, moderately injured (ribs, nose, jaw x2, possible concussion)

>Loot
>1 rusty meat cleaver, a bunch of untanned animal hides including, but not limited to: Alligator, deer, python, and panther

You roll off the man as he bleeds, and look at Miller as he tries to help Harris secure his prisoner.


“He made that worth your while,” he says, eyeing your badly broken nose and the gout of blood pouring from both it and your mouth. “Need Harris to take a look at that, or do you want to get this done with?”


>Have Harris check you out
>Don’t


Whether or not you do, what’s your plan of action?

>>758065
>Have Harris check you out
We've got the time.
And with all the gators around outside, I don't want to be bleeding.

>>758065

Have Harris check us out, at least long enough to stuff something up our nose to control the bleeding.

We still have two buildings to clear, don't we?

>>758087
Just one. The first you checked was uneventful. A bunch of stolen electronics, but no people.