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Kanfy posted:
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Blitz is a very smart person, capable of doing very smart things. He just rarely stops to ask himself if the should be doing those things in the first place.
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His lowest stat is Wil (I think?), which is fairly analogous to Wisdom in a traditional D&D setting. Blitz is a very well-educated, brainy idiot.
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Dareon posted:
She's a particularly small troll.
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) I mean, I guess that makes sense, she built for tactical sniping, dumping Str is one of your few solutions there.
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Poil posted:While I have no problem believing Blitz is barely ahead of a dog, that means the rest of the crew shouldn't be able to handle complicated equipment like doorhandles or chairs. Blitz isn't actually stupid, he's an extremely competent decker and a born survivor. He just has awful impulse control and no sense of when to cut his losses
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I mean here's the thing: Blitz is definitely the most well-adjusted person on the crew. Here's a metric, can you picture any of the others having friends they hang out with? Or a mother that loves them? Dietrich is drinking alone because he's too depressed and beaten down by how bad things went when he had people following him, Eiger is so tightly wound she's physically incapable of relaxing, Dante is a dog and Glory is, you know. Glory. But Blitz totally has a group of knuckleheads with increasingly bright coloured hair who get together at the cafe and shout about their latest narrow escapes. He absolutely has a mother who worries about him and wishes he'd wear a coat and stop messing about with computers. He's one of like two runners you meet over the course of the series who doesn't seem basically upsetting to be around. The other one is Gobbet, for reference
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Aug 18, 2020 05:34
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I mean, Glory did have a mother who loved her. 
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Keksen posted:I mean, Glory did have a mother who loved her. I mean, yeah. Yeeeah.
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I'm sure Dante's mother was a wonderful bitch.  And come on, you just KNOW when Monika took him out into the Kreuzbasar that like half the people she talked to would crouch and pet him.But yeah, Blitz really is the only one in our merry band I can picture having an actual social life. I picture the others relaxing, and get the following: Eiger is disassembling and cleaning her guns. Dietrich is breaking furniture. And drinking heavily. Glory... Is standing and staring at that piece of art in her room. Seriously, I picture her trying any kind of leisure activity and it turns into the kind of sight gag you get when you think of Batman gardening. And Paul is sitting back with a beer and watching something on whatever passes for TV in that universe, I've forgotten. However, he would not allow himself this luxury without attaining inbox zero.
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Dareon posted:I'm sure Dante's mother was a wonderful bitch. I'm playing the odds here because there's a 50/50 chance that Dante's mother is an actual literal hell demon
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Crane Fist posted:I'm playing the odds here because there's a 50/50 chance that Dante's mother is an actual literal hell demon No, dogs just do that sometimes in Shadowrun.
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Crane Fist posted:He's one of like two runners you meet over the course of the series who doesn't seem basically upsetting to be around. The other one is Gobbet, for reference I think a lot of people would struggle to hang with Gobbet depending on their tolerance for general crustiness.
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Crane Fist posted:But Blitz totally has a group of knuckleheads with increasingly bright coloured hair who get together at the cafe and shout about their latest narrow escapes. The cafe is owned by Aztechnology and none of them have figured out how the corps keep finding them yet.
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Crane Fist posted:He's one of like two runners you meet over the course of the series who doesn't seem basically upsetting to be around. The other one is Gobbet, for reference
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Crane Fist posted:He's one of like two runners you meet over the course of the series who doesn't seem basically upsetting to be around. The other one is Gobbet, for reference Being a paranoid sociopath makes it tricky to hang out with anyone who isn't okay with you reflexively shooting anyone who comes through the door too quickly. Not being a paranoid sociopath makes it tricky to survive being a shadowrunner for more than one run. It's an eternal dilemma.
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Alright so, when I sat down to work on the update today it occurred to me that especially with how much time has passed, people might benefit from a short story and side character recap. So I decided to write one and *checks the time* apparently 5 hours later somehow, here you have it. Might have more typos and weird word choices than usual since I only looked it over once. The next proper update is mostly done too, so don't worry about it taking another two weeks or anything like that.
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Part 69 - A Nice Little Recap While working on the next update wherein we finally gain access to the long-awaited information from Alice, it dawned on me that due to the main story having taken a backseat to all the unrelated missions we've run, not to mention the long period of time this LP has been ongoing for anyone who's been following it live, it might be nice to provide a brief story recap to bring everyone up to speed about what has happened and what we know. After all, every longrunner needs to have at least one filler episode. If you already know or remember everything that's gone down, you're not going to miss anything by skipping this one.  The story began with the crew, led by the decker and unofficial head of the Kreuzbasar Monika Schäfer, having been hired by a client to break into a data vault located inside a remote mansion called Harfeld Manor.  What was supposed to be an easy job takes a hard turn south when in the process of opening the vault door via the Matrix, Monika is killed by an unknown force who with her last breath struggles to speak out a name: Feuerschwinge, the "Firewing", a Great Dragon who rampaged through Germany in 2012 until eventually being shot down by the Luftwaffe using an experimental weapon designed by a man named Adrian Vauclair, then the CEO of Diehl Defense. She crashed into the radioactive wasteland known as the SOX in an event which came to be known as "Dragonfall", and as far as the public was concerned she was presumed dead. While initially a cause of great celebration, both her and Vauclair quickly faded from public consciousness due to the ongoing global upheaval caused by the re-emergence of magic.  Finding themselves under attack by security led by a heavily armored ork with a distinctively scarred face wielding a minigun, the rest of the crew barely escape the manor with their lives.  Back home trying to figure out how to proceed and what possible connection the ancient Firewing could have with what happened in the manor, the crew's fixer Paul explains that the run was commissioned by a man calling himself "Green Winters".  Paul tasks Rosa who now leads the group in Monika's stead to find out information about Winters, directing her to Altuğ Burakgazi, the proprietor of the local Turkish coffee shop and the primary information broker of the Kreuzbasar. Along the way Rosa also encounters a whole bunch of colorful Kreuzbasar residents. Namely...  Kami, Altuğ's adoptive "niece" and cheerful assistant in matters related to both his businesses of coffee and information.  Jan Goldschmidt, a merry soykaf hound and a regular at Altuğ's cafe with a lighthearted love-hate relationship with the man.  Luca Duerr, a representative of the secretive Black Lodge who hires Rosa to do a variety of shady tasks for them.  Lucky Strike, not a local but rather a fellow shadowrunner operating from Mitte who strongly disapproves of hierarchial power structures and is not afraid to criticize the late Monika having held such an influential position in what is supposedly an anarchistic community. Her own crew consists of the brawny troll decker Hähnchen, the charismatic elven shaman Barrakuda, and the rigger and mechanical genius from Russia named Racter.  Samuel Beckenbauer who runs a voluntary shelter for the disadvantaged, especially for the many orks and trolls still facing racial prejucide. Initially desperate for donations, Rosa helps him upgrade his shelter into a full-fledged civic enter which comes to bear her name.  Aleksi Laine, an old and crippled Finnish war veteran who now asks for little else than to be left in peace to life off his remaining time.  "Simmy" Kim, a local woman who in the past suffered a traumatic miscarriage which drove her to heavy BTL chip use (introduced to her by Monika as a way to cope with her trauma) and who has since struggled to find any joy in life outside of the simulations she's often lost in.  Zaak Flash, the local drug dealer who is actually a human but pretends to be a magical elf in an effort to boost sales. Seemingly quite affable and not ill-liked in the neighborhood, he amongst other things provides Simmy with her aforementioned BTLs.  Dr. Xabier Ezkibel, a rather arrogant elf from Spain who fled his homeland to Berlin after a variety criminal accusations, all of which he vehemently denies. A man of questionable ethics but unquestionable skill, he also appears to have been helping Simmy financially in the past before her miscarriage while having her return for "medicine" until the time she could pay him back. Though the doctor's motivations and the exact nature of their relationship remains unclear, reading between the lines implies he might harbor some feelings of guilt for not having been able to save her unborn child.  Maliit Holyey, the local expert and vendor of all things related to tech.  Gunari Mettbach, a stern Romani arms dealer with a strong sense of pride for both himself and his selection.  Aljernon Half-Dream, the local elven talismonger already familiar from the previous game where he kept some extraordinary company. The smuggest-looking man on at least two different continents who's made cryptic answers an art form, his connections and knowledge on supernatural matters appear so vast as to cast doubt on whether he truly is just an ordinary elf like he claims.  Finally there is Aljernon's emerald-eyed assistant Absinthe who likes throwing around vague prophecies and who is definitely not an ordinary elf, but instead appears to be some kind of a powerful extradimensional entity taking an illusionary humanoid form. Her true motives, nature, and connection to Aljernon remain a complete mystery. Has a lifetime ban from staring contests.  Anyhow, Burakgazi's information on Green Winters leads the group to a hotel called Das Kesselhaus in the decrepit kiez of Drogenkippe. Here Blitz joins the group, and while the group successfully locates Winters, he's in no shape to answer any question, his broken corpse still connected to his datajack in a scene eerily reminiscent of what befell Monika. However while the man himself is no longer amongst the living, a collection of ancient DVDs found hidden in his room is brought back to the Kreuzbasar with the hopes that some lead will be recoverable from them.  Indeed, the DVDs would prove to be the main source of information regarding what's going on. The first DVD contains a message of Audrian Vauclair himself from 20 years ago to his brother Herman Vauclair, who turns out to Green Winters' true identity. Seemingly convinced that the Firewing did not in fact perish in the Dragonfall, he declares his intention to mount an expedition into the irradiated wasteland of the SOX to find her and make sure she would not rise again to repeat the rampage which claimed so many lives in the past.  The group then learns that while someone at some point is rumored to have emerged from the SOX, there has never since been sightings of Adrian and so his brother has spent a desperate 20 years trying to learn what exactly happened to him in the wasteland. Herman starts tackling the issue by looking into the Firewing instead, but as time passes he starts growing increasingly paranoid, feeling like he is being tracked and that all the information he's finding seems too clean, as if it was deliberately controlled.  The next footage from the DVD is from fairly recently, with the now visibly haggard Herman talking about a string of disppeared deckers who were all looking into the dragon, with even a story about a decker named Hellebore who live-posted a killteam murdering her in her own home. Before the thread suddenly vanished, she had described her would-be killer as "a great big ork with skin grafts". Herman concluded that his brother had been right all along and the Firewing is indeed preparing for her return, now erasing anyone trying to dig too deep which by now would certainly include Herman himself. He does manage to recover a set of map coordinates that Hellebore was looking into before her death, and those coordinates point to Harfeld Manor. And so to investigate this lead without endangering himself, he plans to hire Monika Schäfer for the job under false pretenses.  The last section of the DVD, and indeed what would be the final footage of Herman before his death in Das Kesselhaus, follows him having now heard of Monika's death in the depths of the manor. Terrified yet determined to not go down without a fight, he opts to take the risk and try to very briefly jack into the Matrix to use his connections and do what he can to defy his fate. In his final message, recorded separately, he pleads anyone watching the DVD to find his brother Adrian, him being the only one who possesses the knowledge on how to defeat Firewing. After all anyone watching would now also be one of her targets. The group concludes that they indeed are now in the sights of something they can't hope to fight by themselves, so finding Dr. Vauclair is their only real recourse.  The task is nigh-impossible though, so Paul opts to hire the mysterious but highly-skilled information broker Alice for the job, whose services would not come cheap. As the crew works to collect the money, Majiit works on recovering what she can from the rest of the old DVDs, eventually finding success with a second one.  The second DVD again includes past footage of Herman talking about the various rumours he's heard, including talk of a cult said to worship a radioactive ghost dragon, and that the SOX radiation might've "mutated" Firewing's spirit in some strange way, perhaps either trapping it in her body or freeing it and having her live on in immaterial form. He also muses about the possibility of other dragons working with her, though he eventually dismisses the notion as they're not a very cooperative bunch.  Another thing contained on the second DVD is a younger, sleepless Adrian talking about what he recognizes as lingering PTSD from the events of 2012, already then convinced that the dragon was not truly dead. Despite his own mental baggage, he hopes that his brother "Hermie" can live a normal and happy life. More time passes as the crew continues to put together Alice's fee, but eventually Maliit sends word that she's salvaged what she could from the third DVD.  This one begins of Winters reminiscing about the past, about a childhood vacation during which Adrian saved him from drowning, something Herman would never forget and always love his brother for.  He's also dug up some old financial news about the dragon Lofwyr's takeover of Saeder-Krupp, with one of the "victims" mentioned being Werner Harding, the former CEO of Diehl Defense who eventually replaced Adrian.  A communication from the aforementioned CEO reveals that Dr. Vauclair was essentially fired from his job for allocation too many company resources for his search for what everyone else believed to be a long-dead dragon.  At one point when returning from a job, the group is ambushed in the metro tunnels by a group of mercenaries. A PDA recovered from them would turn out to provide information regarding the mysterious scarred ork they'd encountered in Harfeld, and whose description matched that of Hellebore's killer.  What is learned that he goes by the name "Audran", and at the time of admission to a local hospital in 2039 at the age of 25 he had suffered significant injuries. Sixty percent of his body was covered in third-degree burns, he had suffered significant blunt force trauma which had shattered his pelvis and broken his ribs, and he was also suffering from near-fatal radiation poisoning. Paul theorises the burns to be dragonfire and the radiation to be from the SOX, putting forward the possibility of him belonging to the dragon-worshipping cult also mentioned by Herman, the Disciples of the Cleansing Fire. Whatever his full story is, he is clearly hostile and very dangerous. Once again time passes. One day when returning from another job, the crew gets a call from Paul who simply says he's discovered something terrible.  And he's not wrong; It turns out that on top of everything else, Harfeld Manor which all signs point to being Firewing's present lair appears to be housing a hijacked shipment of an extremely dangerous radioactive bio-weapon simply nicknamed "Doom". While yet another alarming development, the group concludes that it ultimately changes little for the time being - whatever role this Doom plays, they're already fighting for survival anyway and their objective of finding Vauclair remains unchanged. Around the same time, word comes in that the last recoverable DVD has been delivered.  This one begins with footage from 2012 with Feuerschwinge's reign of fire still ongoing. While the interviewer tries to probe Vauclair about possible corporate interests in play behind his motivations, he assures her that his only interest is to help the people affected by the disaster, and that he sees it as his duty to mankind to make use of his position of wealth and influence to stop the slaughter.  Next is footage of the visibly agitated Herman again, who has stumbled upon some of Adrian's old lab notes. From them he has concluded something unexpected - that what downed the dragon was indeed not the Luftwaffe, but an experimental warhead developed at Diehl Defense which acts on the metagene of dual-natured beings and splits their astral form from their physical body, leaving them in an agonizing halfway state between life and death. He concludes that this is the reason why Adrian was so convinced that the dragon yet lived, and that the government would've suppressed him from going public about it due to wanting the whole mess cleanly swept under the mat as fast as possible. He also concludes that should the dragon ever recover, she would not be in a good mood and everybody'd be hosed.  The final plot-relevant bit on the DVD is an old conversation from 2033 between the two brothers, with Herman angry at his brother for his "fairy tale ideas" that not only is the Firewing alive, but that dragons are supposedly taking over the world one corporation at a time.  Adrian himself likens the dragons' gradual conquest to things like a cigarette smoker dying of cancer and mankind's ability but unwillingness to stop climate change, that by the time people actually start getting concerned about it, it'll already be too late. The conversation concludes with Herman pleading for his brother to stop his obsession with the Firewing and to start living his life again, if not for his own sake, then for his brother's. Adrian promises to try.  And that more or less brings us to the present, with the crew finally having Alice's information on Adrian's whereabouts in hand. However the Kreuzbasar has fallen under assault with Paul dead by Audran's hand, and the as of yet unidentified threat in the Matrix which has menaced people looking into the Firewing all this time has once again emerged to chase Alice into hiding. The conclusion to this tale is starting to be in sight, but don't undo your seat belts just yet as we do still have some ways to go, and it's not going to be slow going from here either. Kanfy fucked around with this message at 18:35 on Sep 11, 2020 |
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Stroth posted:No, dogs just do that sometimes in Shadowrun. Yeah, the same process that made Trolls and Elves and the like come back out of humanity also made things like hellhounds come back out of normal pups.
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Crane Fist posted:He's one of like two runners you meet over the course of the series who doesn't seem basically upsetting to be around. The other one is Gobbet, for reference I don't think I'd classify Dietrich as "upsetting", per se. He's just a high functioning alcoholic who's quietly traumatized by the fact his natural charisma made people willing to die for him.
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Had corporations totally taken over before magic came back, or was it more like RL (where they have only *mostly* taken over) and the re-emergence of magic combined with their incredible resources, concern only for profit and total lack of humanity just made them go full, well, Shadowrun?
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JustJeff88 posted:Had corporations totally taken over before magic came back, or was it more like RL (where they have only *mostly* taken over) and the re-emergence of magic combined with their incredible resources, concern only for profit and total lack of humanity just made them go full, well, Shadowrun? The Shiawase decision allowing corporate extraterritoriality was in 99? Magic didn’t return until 2012. So the corps had started their takeover by the time magic came back, but the formation of the Corp Court and Zurich Orbital implementing the nuyen were definitely post Awakening.
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The return of magic was a bit of a wash for the corporations, world domination wise. As noted they were already stupid powerful, but what really kicks poo poo into high gear for them is VITAS. The virus kills so many people and causes so much instability that large parts of the world experience severe power vacuums that the corps were able to step into. It made almost all state actors that survived much, MUCH weaker.
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A lot of the new states that sprung up amid the Awakening with new leaderships and power brokers ended up with far less pervasive megacorp influence compared to the old states. There just wasn't enough time for the corps to get their own magic in gear and get into the power structures before they solidified.
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Fighting Trousers posted:I don't think I'd classify Dietrich as "upsetting", per se. He's just a high functioning alcoholic who's quietly traumatized by the fact his natural charisma made people willing to die for him. It works if you use think of 'upsetting' as meaning 'saddening' which Dietrich 100% is
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Kanfy posted:Part 69 - A Nice Little Recap Thank you so much for this; it helped a lot! tiercel fucked around with this message at 22:06 on Aug 21, 2020 |
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it was a very nice recap
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Part 70 - A Chipload of Answers .jpg)  We meet again, Kreuzbasar sewers. Our previous visit to these dark tunnels involved the disappearance of a local maintenance man, and ended up with us extending the feeding deal between the local ghoul population and doctor Ezkibel.  This time our goal is no less than preventing the wholesale destruction of the kiez itself, and as much as we respect sewer workers, it's fair to say that makes the stakes quite a bit higher than last time.   The good news is that we already know the exact number and location of the bombs thanks to powers that be, but even with our recently heightened mobility, 11 turns is a time limit worth taking seriously as the locations are pretty spread out. There's one to our immediate south and two further away to the west and north, so this seems like the one time when the horror movie logic of splitting up the group to investigate a series of dark tunnels is actually sensible. We'll send Dante and Eiger to handle the southern bomb since they're our toughest combatants and don't need much support.  On turn 2 the rest of the squad has the first bomb and its guardians in sight. There's also a ghoul here, seems our friendly neighborhood flesh-eaters also figured that armed intruders setting up explosives in their house don't have their best interests in mind. Good thing we didn't end up having to get rid of them, huh? A lone ghoul's pretty outgunned against these guys though, so how about we go give them a hand. A figurative one of course, though they're certainly free to help themselves to any leftovers once we're done. .jpg)  The angle of assault here is a little awkward since there's no real cover between us and the mercs, but we've no reason to pull any punches so Dietrich uses his remaining elemental fetish to summon an Earthquake spirit which solves the cover problem by casting Guard. As a reminder, Guard gives everyone in the cast area persistent Medium Cover status (crit immunity + chance to take reduced damage) regardless of their actual position for 4 turns with no cooldown, and remains a strong candidate for the most busted ability available to us.  Blindness is also up there on the list and we use it to immediately takes out the Vanguard from the fight, while buffed-to-the-gills Glory stuns the western merc with a well-timed Compound Attack crit, moving on to claw some AP and armor off of the third merc hiding behind some barrels as well.  Meanwhile Eiger and Dante spot the southern bomb and its respective guards, this group including a sneaky mage hiding in the small space to the north. Eiger also catches a glimpse of another ghoul in the bomb room itself, not directly visible from this angle. Also? Calling bullshit on the "heavy cover" of the guy on the left.  As attractive a coverless mage is as a target, South Team is down to their last APs and Eiger only has time to tag him with a tracer round in preparation for a more thorough treatment next turn, while Dante closes in on the two other mercs.  On the enemy turn, the only northern mercenary able to act blasts "coverless" Glory almost point-blank with a Mossberg for exactly one (1) point of damage. Never gets old, and neither will he.  To the south, Dante takes a minor shotgun hit but the mage wastes his precious backstab opportunity by failing to land his Flamethrower. Afterwards the ghouls in both fights demonstrate the traditional ghoulish greeting to their guests by clawing the health out of them.   Turn 3 sees us supercharged to 5 AP by a combination of our adrenaline boost and Haste from Dietrich, and we team up with Earthquake to finish off two of the northern mercs, leaving only one left to guard the bomb. A bomb which apparently has a strange power to cut off visual effects in its vicinity.  Glory then employs her usual methods to remove the last obstacle between us and the explosive, though actually defusing it will have to wait until next turn as all this murderin' has left us fresh outta AP.  So instead we turn our attention to the south where Eiger finishes what she set up last turn with a good ol' full auto burst to the mage's face, and probably a bunch of other body parts too. Full auto fire can't crit, but use enough bullets and you can afford to be less picky about where exactly they land. Dante fares less well this round, missing both a Petrify and Flame Breath and accomplishing nothing. Even good boys have bad turns, though Dante's medium caster stats make his spells fairly unreliable in general.  The two remaining mercs both get some small hits in on our teammates on their turn, though this leaves the ghoul free to continue bashing them around like flesh piñatas.  We defuse the first bomb to the north with 8 turns left on the clock, presumably by pressing a large button labeled "defuse" on its side. Beats having to deal with some tedious wire-cutting minigame though.  In the meantime Dante chases one of the two mercs out of cover and Eiger tries to finish him off, but falls just barely short.  While this means he has time to get one more shot off, ultimately both he and his buddy are finished off by the ghoul's infectious claws.  Afterwards Eiger proceeds to defuse the second bomb with 7 turns left to deal with the last one. And in case you're wondering, no, Dante is a dog and dogs cannot disarm explosives.  Both groups joined by their respective ghouls now start heading towards the last remaining bomb, its location accessible only by a lone crossing to the northeast which means the western squad has to take a bit of a long way around. Also it's now been several turns since the Earthquake was summoned to this realm so its pebbles are starting to rattle pretty restlessly. We'll send the spirit in first so that if it does go berserk, it'll at least be more likely to channel its frustrations on the right people.  6 turns remain as we first start making our way into the section housing the final bomb, guarded by the largest mercenary group so far. ...These guys are awfully dedicated to their job for hired arms, huh. You'd think "set up a bomb and stand guard next to it until it explodes" is a clause most mercenaries would find something of a dealbreaker in a contract, but these fellas will not hesitate to sit right there to the very end if we let them. Really putting us to shame with their unyielding professionalism here.  With 5 turns left Dietrich's lively pet rock almost reaches the enemy but then decides that rock beats leash and goes out of control, while a third ghoul enters the fray from a nearby storage room. At the same time Glory guns down the conjurer with the help of a sniper bullet from Eiger fired from so far back, behind the earlier crossing and through the doorway, that she couldn't actually fit into a single image together with her target. It was a pretty cool shot though.  On the enemy turn the mercs mostly focus on the ghouls and Earthquake, though the mage singes us a Flamethrower and the Vanguard reminds us of the dangers of grouping up with a concussive grenade. AP damage is a bit weird so this is not as bad as it looks though - only Dante is actually affected and loses his next turn, as Glory doesn't suffer a critical hit and our 4 AP keeps us above the stun threshold.  The Vanguard gets no praise for his throwing skills and instead gets pummeled into a mushy pile on the floor by a ghoul and a very angry elemental who once again demonstrates that stone, for its part, has little trouble getting blood from you.  4 turns left, and we kind of fail to make much of an impact of our own this turn. We spend a little too much time worrying about the elemental and Eiger still hasn't even reached the scene of the fight, so the only real highlight is another Compound Attack crit from Glory knocking out one of the mercs.  One day we'll learn this lesson for good. One day, but not today.  The mage has gone un-geeked for far too long but is now left on death's door by a ghoul. Those guys have really been going at it today. Another ghoul takes its claws to Earthquake which... actually gets unsummoned on its own this turn, wasting the time we took to try and get rid of it ourselves. Kind of didn't realize that was a thing that'd happen.   Still, neither of the remaining mercs are in any kind of fighting shape so Dante and Glory mop up the last of the resistance.  Glory proceeds to press the defuse button on the final bomb, and so the Kreuzbasar which was a mere 3 turns away from destruction is saved and we are 8 Karma richer for our efforts.  Let's head to the safehouse... take care of Paul. That ork is gonna pay for this. We leave our helpers to their well-deserved dinner and make our way back to the surface. Our home is saved and we have won, but with Paul and who knows how many others dead, it's a victory that's hard to celebrate.  .jpg)   I think we should say something. About Paul.[There’s another moment of silence, then Eiger speaks up.] I’ll go.   Thank you, Paul Amsel. For everything.[Another pause. Her voice softens.] I was out of position when they came for you… I couldn’t save you. I'm sorry.  I appreciate what Amsel did for us. It’s another loss. One that this team can’t afford. What, us? Sentimental stuff isn't really our forte, but...  It’s hard, I know, but this is why we need to keep together. Support each other. No one’s gonna look out for us but us.  Oh right, Blitz is here as well. Good to see he made it, not that we especially suspected otherwise. Doubt anything short of the actual apocalypse has the power to kill this guy seeing as nothing's done it by now, and he'd probably stumble into some interdimensional portal at the last second and avoid that too.  Well, uh... I didn't know Paul as well as the rest of you. But he seemed like a good guy.[He shuffles his feet.] I didn't want to see this happen, at any rate. You okay, Blitz? Looks like you and Maliit saw some action back there. Yeah.[His eyes remain fixed on Amsel's body.] I'll live. [As if in turn, Dante lowers his head sadly, lets out a heavy sigh, and closes his eyes.]Looks like Dante's cooled down again some. Poor guy, losing owners left and right recently. Okay, looks like everyone’s had their say. After we've watched the chip, I'll take care of the body. I know what to do. Be respectful, but be quick. After all, it is only a shell. Paul is with Monika now. We’re all gonna be with Monika soon if we don’t do something. The Firewing came after us once. She'll do it again. This is about more than just us. Everyone’s in danger. The whole drat F-State.Let's not forget that there is still the minor matter of a radioactive bioweapon, that doesn't seem like something you just pick up to take out a group of pesky runners. Aren’t you being a little dramatic? I don't think that she is, Eiger love. I really don't. C'mon, everyone. Let's get a look at that optical chip. I wanna see what we're dealing with.Agreed, we are long overdue some concrete answers. ...but not so long that we can't take a moment to at last pick up our final crew member perks! Seeing as this is everyone's final level up, their final stat screens will be included as well.   Eiger kind of half-asses it with the stat increases for her final level up compared to the rest of the crew, but the increases in Quickness and Ranged Combat make for a major accuracy boost and at the end of the day hitting things with bullets is all she needs to do anyway. Weapon skills only unlock abilities and increase crit chances so while the 5 points she now has in both Rifles and Shotguns seem low, there's not actually that much benefit in going further anyway.  Speed Loader: Eiger gains the ability "Tactical Reload" that reloads all her equipped weapons. Cost: 0 AP. Cooldown: 7 turns. Sniper Rifle Specialist III: Eiger gains the ability "Snap Fire" that can target two enemies in one action. Cost: 1 AP. Cooldown: 3 turns.As for the perk choice, Tactical Reload is handy but more of a luxury than anything. Reloading a weapon costs 1 AP but it takes a while to run out of ammo, especially when using multiple weapons, so it just saves an AP here and there. It'd probably be extra useful with a minigun, and yes, we could buy a minigun now, but she doesn't actually have enough Strength to carry one so that's sadly irrelevant. What makes this a pretty easy choice is the fact that Snap Fire is great, not least because you can absolutely fire both shots at the same target. Eiger's done most of her work with the sniper rifle already, and two shots for 1 AP on targets of our choice with no downside? You'd best believe we're snapping that poo poo up.   "Anarchist Shaman" remains a great title. Like with Dietrich here, the rest of the crew's final level ups just involve a giant pile of stat ups across the board, though on the flipside their final perks are kind of underwhelming across the board too. There's not much to say about Dietrich's skills, he was a jack-of-all-trades support character in the beginning and remains so in the end.  Dragonslayer's Wrath: Dragonslayer Idol is replaced by "Dragonslayer's Wrath" which harms all foes within 3 tiles of Dietrich for 16 HP damage, followed by lingering 6 HP damage and 1 AP damage every turn for three turns. Cost: 1 AP. Cooldown: 3 turns. Dragonslayer's Shield: Dragonslayer Idol's protective aura grows more powerful, increasing its damage reduction from 3 to 5.Dragonslayer's Wrath is kind of a strange option. The initial damage can crit which is nice, but on the flipside the lingering damage is affected by armor which can easily reduce the HP part of it to nothing. The main downside however is the rather obvious fact that Dietrich is a support caster and has absolutely no business being in the front lines. On Glory an almost melee-range AoE like this could be very useful, but on Dietrich it's just an odd perk to even offer. Dragonslayer's Shield on the other hand couldn't be simpler, simply boosting his protective aura instead of replacing it. Enemies don't use high-power weapons much, and 5 extra "phantom armor" on top of normal armor is actually quite the barrier to pierce. It's also far easier to cover our ranged fighters with it than it is hitting enemies with Wrath, though the main downside remains its short range as grouping up is unadvisable even with the extra protection. Still, Shield is our choice here.   Lookit all that muscle, wouldn't want to challenge her into an arm-wrestling match even without the razors. Funnily enough unlike Eiger, Glory can actually wield a minigun as it has high Strength but low Ranged Combat requirements. Perhaps something to keep in mind.  Trauma Specialist II: Glory upgrades one of her Basic/Gold BuMoNa Trauma kits into a Platinum Trauma kit which revives downed characters with 100% HP. Gear: Revolver: Glory carries a custom Ruger Super Warhawk revolver, with hand-machined armor piercing ammo. 14 DMG, 6 Ammo Capacity, pierces 4 Armor.The most noteworthy thing about Trauma Specialist II is that it overrides the first rank we could've picked at level 3 which upgraded her Basic Trauma Kit into a Gold one (we upgraded her Medkit instead). The custom Super Warhawk is a very solid revolver which doesn't replace her original chain pistol either. It's the best handgun available for Glory who lacks the skill for top-tier pistols as the store-bought version has no armor piercing. That said it is still just another handgun and Glory's way more effetive with her claws, especially against the high-armor enemies the Savalette is weak against. We haven't needed Trauma Kits much, but going from Basic straight to Platinum is a fine deal so that's our choice here.   Blitz is the only crew member we haven't seen in action after his stat ups, and they don't disappoint either. With +2 to both Intelligence and Decking he's now an unbelievably good decker. Literally, it's hard to believe it's still Blitz we're talking about here. He's also become a pretty competent shooter by now, mostly held back by SMGs simply not being a very strong weapon type. His drone skills have remained wholly mediocre to the end though to the point that sacrificing an AP to keep Max active might not even necessarily be worth it. "Part-time rigger" indeed.  Pain Suppression: While Blitz is jacked into the Matrix, attacks on his physical body deal 3 less damage. Novahot Targeting: Integrated tactical omputer marks weak points in an opponent's armor. Blitz's ability "Mark Target" now also reduces the target's Armor by 2.On the perk front however... Pain Suppression is a joke. I'm fairly sure up to this point Blitz has never suffered a single point of physical damage while jacked in, so he could've literally had this perk for free from the start without it having made any kind of a difference. Being under fire while in the Matrix, especially to a degree where you wanted extra damage reduction, is simply too narrow a circumstance. Thankfully we at least have an alternative in Novahot Targeting which is... okay. Marked targets are easier for everyone to hit, and a small armor reduction on top of that synergises especially well with Blitz's own SMG which has both low accuracy and damage per shot. It can still miss though, so increasing the party's own accuracy with Aim is more reliable. But it at least does something, and as mentioned individual enemies can get pretty tough from here on out, so it is the clear choice here.  With our crew now all perked up, let's... oh? Looks like somebody's left a box on the counter.  Seems like we've got a thank-you present of some sort from the local shadow organization bent for world domination. Considering the kind of packages those guys like to deliver, it seems prudent to first make sure their gratitude isn't of the ironic kind.   Little wonder spirits always seem so uncooperative, one moment you're doing free spirit things and the next you're bound to some bauble or another and stuffed in a cheap box for shipping. Doesn't seem dangerous though.  Let's see now, a grenade, an elemental fetish and top-tier trauma kit...  Oh, and also the best piece of armor in the game.  Exactly like with the Schockwellenreiter, clearing at least two out of three Lodge objectives nets us their big reward. Which is almost kind of a shame since it lets you chicken out of their most objectionable jobs and still reap the full rewards. Still, the Prototype Combat Suit is generically strong all around and we're going to be making use of it from here on out. Our tailored suit served us long and well, but getups like that are for civilized interaction and as our enemies have now dropped all pretenses of civility, it seems only appropriate that we respond in kind.  Clad in our new outfit and on our way to join our team, we stop for a moment to observe our unexpectedly fierce pet whose flames seem to have died down for the time being.  So… Rosa... Dante was very helpful out there… but… I am a bit concerned about his... Fire-breathing? Pretty cool trick, don't you think? It is handy. That’s not hard to argue.Alternatively: quote:
I assume you’ve checked his aura and discovered he’s part hellhound. Monika trained him for months to be combat ready. We had a hellhound in the house, and Monika didn’t tell us? For MONTHS? Rosa has him under control. Dante performed well in the field. Followed commands flawlessly. I have no concerns. Welcome to the team, Dante.Sure enough, we can now bring Dante into a mission as a full-fledged crew member! Unfortunately from here on out he does take a full member slot and so his lack of perks, dialogue, and clear combat niche don't make him a very appealing choice outside of the obvious fact that he's a firebreathing dog which is obviously a wonderful thing.  While we do want to go check on how the people of the Kreuzbasar are faring in the aftermath of the attack, we've waited too long and paid far too much to delay getting the results of Alice's investigation any longer.    Creepy. If you go through the trouble of creating a digital copy of yourself like this, you might as well go for a more natural eye choice than black voids.  Greetings, valued customer. I am an offline simulacrum of the Alice persona. I have been included on this chip to answer any questions that you might have about your information purchase. Nifty piece of tech. Not now, Blitz. If you are ready to proceed, I will present Alice’s findings. You may interrupt this presentation at any point by saying “Alice, I have a question.”Let's hope these questions come a little cheaper than the initial one. Is that the only thing you’ll respond to? Or can I talk to you like a normal person? [The simulacrum hitches slightly.] You may interrupt this presentation at any point by saying “Alice, I have a question.” That answers that. We’re ready. Let’s get this show on the road. All right, Rosa. I’ve got good news for you, and I’ve got bad news. Let’s start with the good news. I’ve found Vauclair, and he is alive. Thank God.Won't thank anyone until we hear the bad news. Always start with the bad news, dammit. The trail to your missing doctor was a long and slippery one. The fee that you paid me barely covered my costs for the job. I sent a team into the SOX on a fact-finding mission. I bribed government officials. I greased the palms of wageslaves at megacorps all across Europe. Each step I took eliminated possibilities. Drew me a little bit closer. And finally, I found the place where Vauclair is being held.  You’ve gotta be kidding me.Don't think we're exactly talking to a comedy club regular here, Eiger. He was there the *whole time?* [Glory says nothing. She just studies the photograph and nods.] Okay. Nobody tell me, I get it. This is something else that I missed....Somebody probably should've filled you in about a few things by now, huh. So it all comes back to that cursed mansion that started this whole mess what feels like three lifetimes ago. In the end Green Winters, or rather Herman Vauclair, in his desperate quest to find his lost brother actually ended up sending Monika to exactly where he was. And to her death while he was at it. Alice, I have a question.[The simulacrum hitches again, and you can feel the life drain out of it. It looks up at you robotically.] You have a question. All right. Please, make your inquiry now. You said that Vauclair is being held at the estate. What evidence did you turn up to support that? One of my assets at Transys Neuronet provided me with a video feed dated 2053-10-10. The feed was taken by a corporate surveillance drone. Playback commencing. That’s Vauclair, all right... what's left of him, anyway. It doesn't look like they've been feedin' him much.[He shakes his head.] Poor bastard.We'll just have to pack a few soyburgers when we go after him, we didn't come this far only to have the man starve to death in front of us.  Already knew that bloodthirsty bastard was making his nest in there. Just what is that guy's full deal anyway? [The simulacrum stares at you impassively.] Do you have another question? What else did you turn up about the Harfeld Manor? Seismological data and thermal imaging confirm the existence of a large, hollow chamber under the estate. It is my suspicion that Doctor Vauclair is being held somewhere within this substructure. If Feuerschwinge's kept Vauclair trapped there for almost twenty years, she's gotta have a reason for it. It takes effort and resources to lock a man away for that amount of time. So what's her endgame in all of this? Why not just kill him and be done with it? Malice. Revenge. Who knows? Remember, this was the man who shot her down. He sent her crashing into a radioactive wasteland. If somebody did that to me, I'd want to hurt him, too... and I'd make it last. If it is something like that, then maybe we still have a realistic shot at this. Let's face it, unless the good doc has come up with a pocket-sized delivery method for his dragonslaying juice, the only kind of dragon we could even remotely hope to take on would be a greatly weakened one.  Do you have another question? No more questions. Let's get on to the bad news.Right, could really use a solid downer so that all this rambunctious celebration doesn't get completely out of hand. Very well. Feel free to interrupt again with any future inquiries. If Vauclair’s at Harfeld, we’ve got problems. The last time we broke into that place, they took Monika out. It was a miracle that any of you got out alive. Yeah, but now we know what’s down there. This time, we’ll be prepared for it. We can handle this.What exactly do we know and can prepare for? A dragon? A mystery brain-frying killer virus? Hell for all we know doc Vauc himself might turn out to sprout metal tentacles from his back or something, reveal he and the dragon have become secret lovers and he was actually just pushing himself too hard on his diet after an off-hand remark from Firewing that he was starting to get "a bit tubby" one night when they were going to bed which wasn't meant as anything serious but that he just couldn't get out of his head. Could still be anything is what we're saying. [She shakes her head.] No. It'll be even worse this time. The first time we went in, we had the element of surprise on our side. But now, they'll be expecting us. They're hunting us, remember? Well, what else can we do? Cut and run? The last time I checked, that wasn’t an option, either. Even if it were, I wouldn’t take it. I’m not running from this. Not after what they did here tonight. None of us are, Glory. But Eiger's right... we can’t just go charging in there again. Not without some kind of edge.[The simulacrum jerks back to life. It resumes speaking, blissfully unaware of the conversation that it's cutting off.] And now, Rosa... on to the bad news. You now know where Vauclair is. But rescuing him will not be possible.Oh. Alice, I have a question.[He continues without waiting for a response.] Why the hell not? This *thing* that I met is protecting the Harfeld Manor. And it's going after anyone who gets too close to what's happening there. Alice... what did you see in there? *What* is going after these people?  Great, forum archives from almost two decades ago, guessing everyone's uncomfortably racist and all the images are broken. When you’re finished reading it over, say “Alice, I’m done,” and we can continue.  quote:[You all hear about the S-K team that got crisped a few hours ago? A whole lab's worth of researchers, all burned and broken beyond recognition. Ugly stuff.]  Man, moderators used to be real strict back in the day. So, what, she's implying that we're looking at some murderous AI that started as a pet project of Lofwyr's? Starting to feel like you'll eventually find a dragon behind every problem. Alice, I'm done. Just as I am certain that APEX was responsible for the deaths of Monika Schäfer, Green Winters, Clockwork, Peregrine, and a score of other deckers over the last sixteen years. [Blitz raises his hand.] Hold up. Uh, Alice, I have a question. I thought they said that Lofwyr killed APEX? They speculated as much, yes. They were wrong on that count. I do believe that Saeder-Krupp was developing APEX as a tool for Matrix Warfare. I am also convinced that the IT personnel who were killed were the APEX development team. But I don’t think that Lofwyr was responsible for their deaths. APEX killed them. A pet AI would explain how Feuerschwinge has managed to maintain her conspiracy and avoid detection for the past two decades. Any time anyone gets close, the AI takes them out and scrubs the record clean. So there’s your bad news, Rosa. Vauclair is being held at the Harfeld Manor. But knowing that does you no good, because you can’t approach the place. I doubt that you could open the door without APEX frying you.Man, and we were just a bunch of shadowrunners trying to make a modest living. If we ever come face to face with whoever decided we'd end up having to deal with nonsense way above our pay grade like dragons and killer AI, we'll make drat sure give them a piece of our mind. We did last time. They were trying to protect their secret. Like Audran said... if we hadn't gone down into the basement, they'd've let us go. APEX didn't react to us until Monika attempted to force the door to the basement. ...and now that the cat's out of the bag, they have no reason not to pull out the big guns on sight.[Dietrich grimaces.] You're right. We can't go back while APEX is in place. What's the play, Rosa?What exactly are our alternatives here, doesn't take a chessmaster to figure out the next move when you only got one available. We can’t turn back now. If APEX is standing between us and Vauclair, then we need to find a way to kill APEX. Fuckin' A, boss. I'm in. Did you hear that, Alice? Do you have any suggestions? I'll be the judge of that. Alice, tell us about APEX's kill switch.Scaredy-cat alternative: quote:
 I have also determined that a kill switch for the AI exists somewhere in the basement of this facility. I will provide you with a physical address. I don't like the smell of this, chief. It said that APEX *let* Alice escape.[He turns to address the simulacrum on the screen.] Alice, why would a Matrix warfare AI allow you to run a trace on it?Blitz isn't wrong. This APEX has been able to operate all this time, straight-up killing numerous people without getting caught, and now it not only allowed to Alice get away but she even managed to track its location? It might as well be sending a formal invitation. [It stares straight ahead. Its eyes are dead.] I’m afraid that the answer to that question falls outside of the scope of my written parameters.[The simulacrum stutters one final time, then looks up at you with an apologetic smile.] You have now reached the end of this presentation. I have been encoded with a final message from Alice to Rosa. Playback commencing.  That’s all that I have to say… I’m following my own advice. I’m *out.* Don’t try to contact me again.  Well, we were looking for answers and we sure found them. Not sure if we feel any better now though.  Nice, bet she uses that last line every chance she gets. We sure would. We know what killed Monika. We have a name for it, an' we know how to kill it. That's good enough for me. We know what we have to do. We can either stand around talking about it, or we can go do it. Agreed. We shut down APEX, then we re-enter the estate and rescue Vauclair. He’s the key to this whole thing.As a side note, had we any personal missions open, we could bring it up here and ask the rest of the team to prepare while we quickly took care of it. Sounds like a plan, boss. I still say that all of this is crazy talk, chief. Taking on an AI isn't just a bad idea... it's *suicide.* So my vote is to cut and run. We don't envy being the team decker considering what we're up against, but if there's something that could catch even a cold and calculating AI off-guard, it'd be Blitz. Alice said that the kill switch is located in some old S-K facility. Assuming that the site was shut down sometime after the APEX project "disappeared," it could have stood empty for years. Maybe decades. She also said that the building was in gang territory now. I wonder if it'll be anything like Das Kesselhaus was... God, I hope not. There's only one way to find out. Let's get prepped. This thing isn't going to kill itself.[Blitz glances at you. The worry is painted all over his face.] I can't believe I'm saying this, but you'd better bring me along. You try going up against an AI without a novahot decker at your side, and you're probably going to regret it.Were we a decker, Dietrich would instead remind us to buy the best deck possible, or hire the best one available if Blitz wasn't around. [Eiger begins her weapons check.] Improvise, adapt, overcome. Whatever's there, we’ll deal with it. First, we find our way into the basement...[She peers through the scope on her sniper rifle.] ...And then we kill the AI that killed Monika. drat right. You did good out there, defending the Kreuzbasar. You’ve had our backs the entire way - made good decisions. I appreciate that. Now you need to forgive yourself. You weren’t out of position, Eiger, and you know it. [She scowls at the floor.] Thanks. Can’t do it. But thanks.The conversation normally ends here, but high enough trust with Eiger (which I think basically means if her personal mission is done) has it continue for a bit.  Don't worry, Eiger. I've got your back. [She smiles. Claps you on the shoulder.] I know you do. And I've got yours. You've more than earned it. Stop it, you're making my mascara run.[She smirks as she slides the shotgun into its sheath on her back.] I have that effect on people sometimes. C'mon, you two. We've got a job to get ready for. So we do. But first we'll go see if everyone's alright here at home. (No space for Extras this time, we'll come back for anything significant)
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Might as well get the inevitable discussion out of the way: Why the hell are there mercenaries sitting around guarding bombs until they actually explode? Are they THAT committed to the cause?
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I figure the mercs were told it's some crazy metrix jammer that they had to buy time for and being loving mercs and not shadowrunners they completely trusted their orders.
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"Hey guys. Either you stay here and sacrifice yourself, giving your surviving relatives a nice bonus payout or you cut and run and I'll have ya killed AND will give your surviving relatives a bonus killing as well! You up?"
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Or they’re brainwashed. I actually haven’t played this game, so it’s just a guess, but even non irradiated ghost dragons can do a number on regular people.
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Alice, that was the worst Powerpoint presentation I’ve ever seen.
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My guess is that the mercs thought they were going to be ordered to leave before the bombs would go off. And it might even have been the plan until a certain orc released the runners were still around and heading down the sewers to diffuse the situation.Kanfy posted:
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Kanfy posted:
Careful there Alice, you accidently slipped a bit. Good idea for a hiding place that no one is going to loving look for you in until you can arrange for some new servers on another continent though.
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There are many things Dietrich can do, but damage is not one of them. He's decent for flushing targets out of cover but if someone is charging up to him with intent to kill - which happens surprisingly often, given that he spends most of his AP casting spells, leaving him isolated - it's nice to have something on hand that can just nuke people charging in to aerate him. After all, Glory and Eiger (and Rosa) can't always have his back, and Blitz is terrible at meatspace fighting thanks to mediocre rigging and insisting on a Spray-N-Pray. Also, the passive AP damage is a great thing to have when you're actively scrambling for better cover, and I'm pretty sure it actually can't miss. I admittedly used it more on my last Dragonfall playthrough in the endgame than I did his original Idol in the entire time leading up to it. tl;dr: It's actually a bit of a sleeper hit but I can understand what you're saying about it; it's definitely an odd fit for his kit. Treat it like a self-centered, slightly larger Electro Core and use it as a panic button, as opposed to a weapon you'd be trying to use as often as possible. KataraniSword fucked around with this message at 17:56 on Aug 21, 2020 |
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Loose Ends - did we do that one yet? That was my favorite. Also: Great job Kanfy! Been enjoying this since DMS.
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Sarcastr0 posted:Loose Ends - did we do that one yet? That was my favorite. Thank you, glad you've had a good time. And we did every mission available, Loose Ends was in Part 27.
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The Shadowrun collection is currently free on the Epic store.
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