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Night10194 posted:Wait, christ, they're making us eat Russian food? We literally asked for it  We could be eating fresh salmon and baby seal veal right now.
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Dong Quixote posted:We literally asked for it This is why the doggo picked this. So he could have all the seal himself.
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Night10194 posted:Wait, christ, they're making us eat Russian food?  Philistine.
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What happens when they want us to take out the BSNCs leadership in an airstrike?
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Borscht is surprisingly fine, having had it. But then, I like pretty much any strongly flavored soup.
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RandomPauI posted:What happens when they want us to take out the BSNCs leadership in an airstrike? We load for bear, and submit a flight plan that takes us right over Mitsu's processing ships. Oops.
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RandomPauI posted:What happens when they want us to take out the BSNCs leadership in an airstrike? Make sure we use enough bombs? We're a mercenary company, and the BSNC didn't offer terms good enough to convince enough of our voting members to take their contract. They'll reap the consequence of being poor, and even though I staunchly supported the natives, I as an HG employee have no ethical qualms about pasting them (or at least jamming them) all over the Bering Strait if our employers call for it.
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Night10194 posted:Wait, christ, they're making us eat Russian food? Nothing but reindeer meat, every day.
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Night10194 posted:Borscht is surprisingly fine, having had it. The proper way to consume borscht is cold, with sour cream. No exceptions. 
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First you guys sell out to corporate now you're pretending Russian cuisine is decent. I think it's time to acknowledge who's committing the real war crimes and let us dabblers have our napalm.
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May 27, 2017 04:42
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That image is labelled "Traditional Polish Clear Red Borscht"! 
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I want Phyb3r because I like mead... But I find the idea of "Surprise Thai kickboxer showing up to beat up random Hired Goons" too appealing of a negative option to pass up, compared to Phyb3rs' inevitible "not doing anything this mission because it's time for my nightly Raid". Also we still need a ground force to take up the slack of our own ground forces that I am sure are still waving chairs and pipes at each-other in Angola. Cobble
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Crazycryodude posted:Space Case will probably attempt suicide or at least develop a deep depression and drug habit from taking this job, It's a remote Russian base. Drugs are probably part of dinner. TildeATH posted:First you guys sell out to corporate now you're pretending Russian cuisine is decent. I mean I have no idea how you effectively employ napalm against a ship, but given that our employer this time is definitely not a moral high point gently caress it I'm down to set some assholes on fire.
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May 27, 2017 04:54
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I'm going with Zack. I view his drones as the most inherently versatile and lowest-risk option.
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power crystals posted:I have no idea how you effectively employ napalm against a ship White Phosphorus. That poo poo gives no fucks.
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power crystals posted:I mean I have no idea how you effectively employ napalm against a ship, but given that our employer this time is definitely not a moral high point gently caress it I'm down to set some assholes on fire. A) Very carefully B) As long as we're slinging it at Iceberg I'm 100% on board. poo poo, break out the nerve agents if you feel like it. The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of Ted Nugent.
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Groggy nard posted:White Phosphorus. That poo poo gives no fucks. Do we even have anything that carries WP? I more meant like, surely just dropping another GBU-24 would be vastly more effective. Crazycryodude posted:A) Very carefully Hell yeah.
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May 27, 2017 05:07
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Zack. Going to need to spot those boats. Also, we should be able to use his gambling addiction to win back the money we pay him.
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May 27, 2017 05:08
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Is the area of operations we're fighting in smaller than the Angola one, or is it just me not seeing the map properly?
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power crystals posted:Do we even have anything that carries WP? Unknown if we can use alternate ammunition types for our planes but I am confident that military botes have WP rounds. Even the USN should have some for their standard 5inchers. But yeah if you really, really want to make a statement, do a night bombing on a facility with WP.
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PenguinSalsa posted:Can't have Shadowrun without deckers. FTFY. Phyb3r
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Statoil: Viking Division. As the threat of corporate warfare escalated at the start of the 2020s, Norwegian national oil company Statoil found itself in a vulnerable spot. Their numerous operations both in the North sea and elsewhere being threatened by their competitors rapidly expanding PMC divisions. Coming in late to the game they soon found themselves outmatched and before long disaster struck. Their latest project, the newly constructed offshore platform "Reodor Felgen" off the coast of Venezuela was hit by sabotage and sunk with all hands lost. No evidence ever surfaced on who executed the mission but a timely propaganda campaign executed by rival BP led by a resurgent Tony Hayward left little doubt of the perpetrators in the minds of the heads of Statoil. The disaster outmatched the Deepwater Horizon spill in enviromental damage and cleanup is still ongoing along the Venezuelan coast. With their stocks crashing, Statoil found themselves without the extra funds to properly build up their own PMC and desperately started to look around for investors into the venture. Only one answered the call but it was a big one. One that owed Statoil big time. NBIM is the official name of the management company overseeing the Government Pension Fund of Norway, The single largest Sovereign wealth fund in the world. This mega investment fund, largely built on tarrif profits from Statoil and other oil companies based on the norwegian continental shelf, was at the time valued at over 1 trillion USD owning 1% of global equities and 3% of all EU stocks. Seeing the danger to their primary milk cow, the fund pulled out all stops. The Ethical council was chucked out faster than you could say "lutefisk" and new ambassadors threw themselves like lemmings at weapons manufacturing companies that had long been cut off from this giant investment source. It didn't take long before the Viking Division, under the supervision of commander Rudolf Blodstrupmoen were the largest offshore oil PMC in the world, armed with ex-RNoAF and RDAF F-16s, F-5s, P-3C Orions, Ula-class Submarines, Skjold MTBs and NASAMS. Their Pride and glory however are a squadron of newly minted F-35As and the Fridtjof Nansen-class Frigate "Il Tempo Gigante". Operations are usually restricted to protecting Statoil ships and facilities but the recent overflow of equipment has seen them deploy to theaters no Viking have threatened for the past millennia. Hungry for vengeance against their BP rivals, it is only a matter of time before this outfit has it's first major clash.  Only known image of Commander Rudolf Blodstrupmoen orcbuster fucked around with this message at 06:15 on May 27, 2017 |
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Zack Because I've always liked Ball State.
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power crystals posted:I mean I have no idea how you effectively employ napalm against a ship, but given that our employer this time is definitely not a moral high point gently caress it I'm down to set some assholes on fire. Someone did some testing and it turns out napalm cluster munitions are actually quite effective at melting steel ships. The problem is of course getting close enough.
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well, the dogge has spoken. I will accept the decision.Yooper posted:Mitsuhashi is allowing us the use of Provd Base in the southern area of the Bering Arrowhead. I've signed a ton of forms, and promised to leave it nicer than we found it. Everyone has to attend safety training, learn about kanban cards for inventory, and you all have a copy of the "Toyota Method" in the bunkrooms. I, uh, not sure what to think about that. On the downside we're not allowed in the Mitsuhashi facilities. So for now, it's russian chow. Crazycryodude posted:Space Case will probably attempt suicide or at least develop a deep depression and drug habit from taking this job, but the Wisdom of Joe cannot be contested. Besides, almost exactly half of us didn't vote for this. I'm sure we can all put our heads together and figure out ways to gently caress with our corporate overlords back at base.
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A vote for Cobbie is a vote for bote. VOTE BOTE!
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I think somebody really needs to post a demonstration of what hacking and comms disruption do to an enemy before we finalize this vote.
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This list only includes weapons that are used on something that sees current service. Guidance Abbreviations None: Unguided IR: Infrared Heat Seeker Laser: Laser designated Semi: Semi-active radar Radar: Internal Radar guided ARH: Anti-Radiation Homing TV: Camera remote controlled GPS: Global Positioning System INS: Internal Navigation System, works when the GPS is debris Comm: Command guidance, wire or radio Damage Abbreviations Frag: Fragmentation HE: High Explosive AP: Armor Piercing SAP: Semi-Armor Piercing HTP: Hard Target Penetrating SC: Shaped Charge Property Abbreviations HoJ: Home On Jamming BOL: Bearing Only Launch TF: Terrain Following SP: Search Pattern Pre-Set: Pre-Briefed target only Pop-Up: Terminal attack pattern is Pop-up Random: Terminal attack pattern is Random Re-Attack: Re-Attack capability Memory: ARH Target memory HOF: High Off Bore launching LOAL: Lock-On After Launch NATO BOMBS For NATO, there are only 3 main families of bombs. There is the base unguided version, and then there's the add-on kits to add guidance. Several guidance packages are identical to each other. It's a production code/Israeli thing. 241 kg/500 lbs bombs pre:Name Range Guide CEP PK Dam Weight Type Properties Mk 82: 1 nm none 50m 99% 130 241 kg HE - GBU-12 Paveway II: 4 nm Laser 2m 85% 275 kg 1976 Griffin LGB: 4 nm Laser 2m 85% 275 kg Israeli, 1995 GBU-49 Paveway II: 4 nm GPS 2m 85% 275 kg 2001 GBU-38 JDAM: 12 nm INS 10m 95% 253 kg 1997 GBU-54 LJDAM: 12 nm INS 10m 95% 253 kg 2008 Paveway IV: 15 nm Laser 3m 85% 275 kg British, 2006 454 kg/1000 lbs bombs pre:Name Range Guide CEP PK Dam Weight Type Properties Mk 83: 1 nm none 50m 99% 303 447 kg HE - GBU-16 Paveway II: 4 nm Laser 2m 85% 495 kg 1976 Griffin LGB: 4 nm Laser 2m 85% 495 kg Israeli, 1995 GBU-48 Paveway II: 4 nm GPS 2m 85% 495 kg 2001 GBU-32 JDAM: 12 nm INS 10m 95% 468 kg 1997 SPICE 1000: 35 nm INS 2m 95% 566 kg Israeli, 2005 894 kg/2000 lbs bombs pre:Name Range Guide CEP PK Dam Weight Type Properties Mk 84: 1 nm none 50m 99% 643 894 kg HE - BLU-109: 1 nm, none 50m 99% 363 894 kg HTP - GBU-10 Paveway II: 4 nm Laser 2m 85% 966 kg 1976? GBU-24 Paveway III: 8 mn Laser 2m 85% 1065 kg 1988 GBU-15 EO: 15 nm TV 2m 85% 1100 kg 1984 GBU-15 IR: 15 nm IR 2m 85% 1100 kg 1986 Griffin LGB 4 nm Laser 2m 85% 970 kg Israeli, 1995 GBU-31 JDAM: 12 nm INS 10m 95% 946 kg 1997 GBU-15 EO w/GPS: 15 nm TV 2m 95% 1100 kg 2001 GBU-15 IR w/GPS: 15 nm IR 2m 95% 1100 kg 2001 SPICE 2000: 35 nm IR 2m 95% 1066 kg Israeli, 2003 GBU-8 HOBOS 5 nm TV 10m 80% 1027 kg Very funny name pre:Name Range Guide CEP PK Dam Weight Type Properties Mk20 Rockeye II: 1 nm None 50m 99% c148 222 kg SC - CBU-103 WCMD: 15 nm INS 10m 95% c311 431 kg SC 2000 Bk 90 Mjolner 1 AP: 8 nm INS 10m 95% c72 600 kg Frag Swedish Bk 90 Mjolner 2 AT: 8 mn INS 10m 95% c24 600 kg SC Swedish DWS.39/Bk 90 AR: 8 mn INS 10m 95% c384 600 kg HTP Swedish/Greek pre:Name Range Guide CEP PK Dam Weight Type Properties Mk 81 250 lbs 1 nm none 50m 99% 67.5 125 kg HE - GBU-58/B Paveway II 4 nm Laser 2m 85% 67.5 158 kg HE - GBU-59/B Paveway II 4 nm INS 2m 85% 67.5 158 kg HE - GBU-39/B SDB: 60 nm GPS 10m 85% 140 129 kg HTP 2006 GBU-53/B SDB-II: 60 nm GPS 10m 95% 72 93 kg HTP 2018 British Mk 13: 1 nm none 50m 99% 270 467 kg HE British pre:Name Range Guide CEP PK Dam Weight Type Properties T.25 250kg 1 nm None 50m 99% 186 247 kg HE - T.200 400kg 1 nm None 50m 99% 259 345 kg HE - Durandal 1 nm None 50m 99% 150 219 kg HTP 1978 BGL-400 4 nm Laser 2m 85% 259 470 kg HE 1986 BGL-1000 4 nm Laser 2m 85% 600 970 kg HE 1993 SBU-38 AASM/D 35 nm GPS 10m 95% 135 340 kg HE 2007 SBU-54 AASM/D 35 nm IR 10m 95% 135 340 kg HE 2011 SBU-64 AASM/D 35 nm SALH 10m 95% 135 340 kg HE 2013 Small AtG Missiles pre:Name Range Guide CEP PK Dam Weight Type Properties AGM-176A Griffin: 3 nm Laser 2m 90% 6 16 kg HE TF, 2010? AGM-114K Hellfire II 5 nm Laser 2m 90% 8 43 kg SC TF AGM-114L Hellfire II 5 nm Radar 2m 90% 8 43 kg SC TF Brimstone: 16 nm Radar 2m 95% 8 49 kg SC BOL, TF, British, 2006 Brimstone II: 37 nm Radar 2m 95% 8 49 kg SC BOL, TF, British, 2016 Medium AtG Missiles (Mavericks or nothing) pre:Name Range Guide CEP PK Dam Weight Type Properties AGM-65B Maverick: 6 nm TV 2m 85% 66.3 210 kg AP 1976 AGM-65D Maverick: 6 nm IR 2m 90% 66.3 210 kg AP 1984 AGM-65E Maverick: 6 nm Laser 2m 90% 61.2 210 kg AP 1986 AGM-65F/G Maverick: 6 nm IR 2m 90% 61.2 210 kg AP 1990 AGM-65K Mavericks: 6 nm IR 2m 90% 61.2 210 kg AP - Large AtG Missiles pre:Name Range Guide CEP PK Dam Weight Type Properties AGM-12C Bullpup: 6 nm TV 20m 85% 453 810 kg Frag 1965 AGM-64A Walleye: 10 nm TV 5m 85% 300 510 kg SC 1967 AGM-64B Walleye: 10 nm TV 5m 85% 700 1060 kg SC 1967 AGM-64A Walleye ER: 30 nm TV 5m 85% 300 510 kg SC 1976 AGM-64B Walleye ER: 30 nm TV 5m 85% 700 1060 kg SC 1976 AGM-130C CWW: 40 nm IR 2m 90% 193 1323 kg FAE 1995 AGM-130F CWW: 40 nm IR 2m 90% 193 1323 kg FAE 2002 AGM-142F Popeye: 40 nm IR 2m 90% 495 1498 kg HE Israeli, 1996? AGM-154A JSOW: 45 nm IR 10m 95% c223 468 kg SC 2000 AGM-154B JSOW: 45 nm IR 10m 95% c24 470 kg SC 2003 AGM-154C JSOW: 45 nm IR 2m 95% 454 468 kg HTP 2004 AtG Cruise Missiles pre:Name Range Guide CEP PK Dam Weight Type Properties SOM A: 130 nm IR 10m 95% 230 600 kg HE Pre-Set, Turkish, 2015 SOM B/J: 130 nm IR 2m 95% 230 600 kg HE Pre-Set, Turkish, 2015 AGM-84K SLAMER-ATA: 150 nm IR 2m 95% 360 675 kg SAP TF, Pop-Up, Re-Attack, 2000 Taurus KEPD 350P: 180 nm IR 2m 90% 675 1240 kg HTP Pre-Set, German, 2005 AGM-158A JASSM: 215 nm IR 2m 95% 207 1020 kg HTP Pre-Set, 2004 Storm Shadow: 215 nm IR 2m 90% 681 1300 kg HTP Pre-Set, Technically French, 2003 AGM-158B JASSM: 430 nm IR 2m 95% 207 1020 kg HTP Pre-Set, 2009 Anti-Ship pre:Name Range Guide CEP PK Dam Weight Type Properties RB 15F Mk1: 45 nm Radar 4m 85% 300 600 kg HE HoJ, TF, BOL, Pop-Up, Swedish, 1990 Sea Eagle: 60 nm Radar 4m 85% 230 580 kg SAP HoJ, TF, BOL, SP, British, 1986 AGM-84D Harpoon IC: 75 nm Radar 4m 90% 166 522 kg SAP HoJ, TF, BOL, SP, Pop-Up, 1986 AGM-84G Harpoon ICR: 75 nm Radar 4m 90% 166 522 kg SAP HoJ, TF, BOL, SP, Pop-Up, Re-Attack, 1998 AGM-84L Harpoon II: 75 nm Radar 4m 95% 166 522 kg SAP HoJ, TF, BOL, SP, Pop-Up, Re-Attack, Anti-Surface, 2003 AGM-84N Harpoon II+: 75 nm Radar 4m 95% 166 522 kg SAP HoJ, TF, BOL, SP, Pop-Up, Re-Attack, Anti-Surface, 2018 RB 15F Mk2: 80 nm Radar 4m 90% 300 600 kg HE HoJ, TF, BOL, Pop-Up, Swedish, 2002 RB 15F Mk3: 110 nm Radar 4m 95% 300 600 kg HE HoJ, TF, BOL, Pop-Up, Swedish, Anti-Surface, 2008 AGM-158C LARSM: 430 nm Yes 2m 95% 450 1020 kg HE HoJ, TF, BOL, Re-Attack, Random, Adv-DECM, Anti-Surface, 2019 Anti-Radar (or why everybody hates having to use Shrikes) pre:Name Range Guide CEP PK Dam Weight Type Properties AGM-45B Shrike: 25 nm ARH 5m 85% 66 177 kg Frag 1975 AGM-78B Standard: 50 nm ARH 5m 85% 62 635 kg Frag 1975 ALARM Blk 1/2: 40 nm ARH 5m 90% 17.5 268 kg Frag Memory, BOL, Loiter, British, 1991 AGM-88B HARM: 70 nm ARH 5m 90% 65 366 kg HE Memory, BOL, 1990 AGM-88C HARM: 70 nm ARH 5m 90% 65 366 kg HE Memory, BOL, HOJ, 1994 AGM-88E AARGM: 70 mn ARM 5m 95% 65 366 kg HE Memory, BOL, HOJ, 2014 pre:Name Range Guide CEP PK Dam Weight Type Properties AS.30L 6 nm Laser 2m 85% 240 520 kg HE - AS.37 Martel 30 nm ARM 5m 85% 150 535 kg HE - AS.34 Kormoran 1/2 30 nm Radar 4m 85% 165 630 kg SAP HoJ, TF, BOL, SP, Pop-Up AM.39 Exocet Blk II: 36 nm Radar 4m 90% 165 670 kg HE HoJ, TF, BOL, SP, Pop-Up Apache 75 nm IR 2m 95% c520 1230 kg HTP TF, Pre-set SCALP EG See Storm Shadow Short Range AA Missiles (IE Sidewinders and friends) pre:Name Range Guide CEP PK Dam Weight Type Properties AIM-9P Sidewinder: 10 nm IR - 90% 3.5 85 kg Frag Single spectral?, 1972 AIM-9N Sidewinder: 10 nm IR - 90% 3.5 85 kg Frag Single spectral?, 1975 AIM-9P-4 Sidewinder: 10 nm IR - 90% 3.5 85 kg Frag 1980 AIM-9L Sidewinder: 10 nm IR - 85% 3.5 85 kg Frag 1990 AIM-9S Sidewinder: 10 nm IR - 90% 3.5 85 kg Frag 1990 AIM-9L-1 Sidewinder: 10 nm IR - 95% 3.5 85 kg Frag 1993 AIM-9M Sidewinder: 10 nm IR - 95% 3.5 85 kg Frag 1984 Python 4: 10 nm IR - 95% 3.99 105 kg Frag HOB, Israeli, 1994 AIM-9X Sidewinder: 10 nm IR - 95% 3.5 85 kg Frag HOB, LOAL, 2005 AIM-132A ASRAAM: 15 nm IR - 95% 3.5 88 kg Frag HOB, LOAL, British, 1998 Python 5: 15 nm IR - 95% 3.99 105 kg Frag HOB, Israeli, 2005 AIM-2000A IRIS-T: 15 nm IR - 95% 4.99 87 kg Frag HOB, German, 2007 Medium Range AA Missiles pre:Name Range Guide CEP PK Dam Weight Type Properties AIM-7F Sparrow III 55 nm Semi - 70% 5.6 231 kg Frag 1977 AIM-7M Sparrow III 55 nm Semi - 80% 5.6 231 kg Frag 1985 AIM-7P Sparrow III 55 nm Semi - 85% 5.6 231 kg Frag 1994 AIM-120B AMRAAM: 40 nm Radar - 90% 2.7 154 kg Frag HoJ, 1996 AIM-120C AMRAAM: 40 nm Radar - 95% 2.7 154 kg Frag HoJ, 1990 Derby: 40 nm Radar - 95% 4.38 118 kg Frag HoJ, Israeli, 2002 AIM-120C-5 AMRAAM: 60 nm Radar - 95% 3.01 154 kg Frag HoJ, 2003 AIM-120C-7 AMRAAM: 60 nm Radar - 95% 3.01 154 kg Frag HoJ, 2007 AIM-120D AMRAAM: 75 nm Radar - 95% 3.01 154 kg Frag HoJ, 2016 Meteor: 75 nm Radar - 95% 12.2 185 kg Frag HoJ, Ballistic Fight, Technically French, 2016 Long Range AA Missiles pre:Name Range Guide CEP PK Dam Weight Type Properties AIM-54A Pheonix: 100 nm Radar - 80% 60 463 kg Frag HoJ, 1974, OLD AND EASILY DUPED AIM-54C Pheonix: 120 nm Radar - 85% 61 463 kg Frag HoJ, 1989, Yooper says no AIM-152A/B AAAM: 160 nm Radar - 90% 8.05 300 kg Frag HoJ, Purest Pixy Dust French AA Missiles: Because they simply couldn't help themselves pre:Name Range Guide CEP PK Dam Weight Type Properties R.550 Magic 1: 5 nm IR - 75% 4.38 89 kg Frag 1976 R.550 Magic 2 Mk1: 8 nm IR - 85% 4.38 89 kg Frag 1986 R.550 Magic 2 Mk2: 10 nm IR - 95% 4.38 89 kg Frag 1997 Super R.530D 30 nm Semi - 80% 10.5 245 kg Frag 1989 Mica IR 45 nm IR - 95% 4.2 112 kg Frag HOB, 2000? 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Yooper posted:This is too much fun not to do. I'm calling it. Best LP ever. We should ask her about planes and botes too. Cobbie RA Rx fucked around with this message at 08:12 on May 27, 2017 |
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Zach Don't forget we have our own outfit of misfits for ground ops!
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Yvonmukluk posted:well, the dogge has spoken. I will accept the decision. Messing with Mitsuhashi sounds like a good way to get a raise rather than a pay cut if we play our cards right. As for being treated poorly, a Russian base and some weird cards is better than half of us in a hidden command bunker and the rest squatting over a latrine fifty meters from the nearest tent. - if the treatment bothers us so much we can always hire Russian hookers, and order booze and other goods shipped in straight from Tokyo and Seoul that we wouldn't be able to get while lashed by the stinging, ice-cold rain in an Aleutian valley. Shouldn't be more than 2 million for our entire stay. Also, we can still steal a nice bote from Iceberg and who knows, maybe BSNC will have something nice for us to take. 1/1 Destructobux and 18-24 mission payout over 1/2 and 8-14 is what matters the most. That's going to be like 40 million each mission, versus special missions from the natives that have to succeed to catch up in payment and a poor quality ship. They better give us a bonus if we do well, or we might slack off. That wouldn't have been an option with the Inuits, where slipping up would be far more dangerous. Anyway, I look forward to dropping cluster bombs on Inuit military formations, it'll be fun to avenge AngerPeace (if they deserved vengeance ;p). Hopefully not too many of the Inuits die, if we take out like division of their special forces that'll leave like 10% of the Alaskan population. Then again, we'll probably end up saving the Inuits from Iceberg. 
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Dance Officer posted:Zach I think the thread died mid-thunderdome, sadly.
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orcbuster posted:Statoil: Viking Division.  I love you  
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Condoleezza Nice! posted:
Yeah, as a half-Norwegian I'm not proud of the Vikings, but drat if that gem-like auroral Statoil logo doesn't stir something in my heart.
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Voting for Ph3br. Because we're fighting over the Barents sea and disrupting comms means we can do lovely raids over enemy airfields, they can't scramble, they can't give their SAM's intel from tehir radars to shoot us, they can't vector in additional craft.. We'll be fighting from the Aleutains to Russia. That's a huge target area so drones and radar aren't going to be able to cover all of it. And ground ups.. We're shooting over islands, we're not gonna really need a lot of ground ops. I think that being able t mess with coms mid mission and hack and possibly neuter all enemy air defenses has the best payoff.
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RA Rx posted:Yeah, as a half-Norwegian I'm not proud of the Vikings, but drat if that gem-like auroral Statoil logo doesn't stir something in my heart. NOT PROUD?!  I will come to your country and steal all your women like my ancestors did for that slight, you half-blood. TIL VALHALL!  But seriously the old logo was better.
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RA Rx posted:Messing with Mitsuhashi sounds like a good way to get a raise rather than a pay cut if we play our cards right. if we slack off, they'll loving fire us and hire somebody else. They see workers as loving interchangeable parts. And really, the fact we're legitimately discussing 'slacking off' as an option tells me we picked the most boringest choice.
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