>and blown up so many Land Battleships that the whole thing is getting passe.
Maybe we should start capturing them or find ways to crash them into other Federation forces. Probably not a good idea.

>Beam-Resistant Coating According to Gundam Officials, in the latter half of the One Year War, Zeon mobile suits suffered heavy damage from Earth Federation Forces' beam weaponry-equipped mobile suits. The semi-transparent coating is not useful in countering anything other than lasers, thus a new technology has to be developed. A technology similar to the later well-known anti-beam coating called beam-resistant coating (??????????) was developed and became a standard after applying on the MS-07B3 Gouf Custom. This coating can absorb some of the energy from the mega-particles and hence reduce the damage. It can also protect the unit from laser attacks by the same principle. However, it is not as effective as the later anti-beam coating, and the armour will still be damaged if the beam weapon is fired in close range or has a high enough power. This coating is often applied on mobile suit shields.

>>11935344
THE STORY SO FAR

After being ordered to take out Revil in some capacity (apart from in the Flowers and Movie kind of way) you sent your Wappa Mounted Dragoons out on a scouting mission to try and find the old duffer.
They succeeded and you covered their evac with your usual high explosive aplomb.

You then rode on into enemy held territory to assault his personal Big Tray. After making sure that The Trojan Horse had moved off station, you took out the OTHER escorting Pegasus Carrier with a finely practiced mid-air assault that you'd been planning ever since your tangle with them in Arizona.
Aside from some landing mishaps, the plan worked perfectly and you neutralised the ship and forced it's MS team to retreat.

Afterwards you thought it was a straight run to the Big Tray... but you didn't count on THE MIDNIGHT PIXY DEATH SQUAD.
Their smokescreen using, ninja-leaping, flashbang popping antics gave you trouble, but eventually Zolomon was able to punch through whilst the rest of you occupied them to take down the Big Tray.
Only to discover that Revil had jumped onto the Pegasus you just downed when he realised he'd been eyeballed.
With enemy forces closing in from all sides, you had no choice but to book it to the enemy airfield, raze it to ground, and then have your own ride: The Zanzibar Kai class Cruiser "Outer Heaven" come pick up.

THE SITUATION AT THE MOMENT

Your attacks and recon data have seriously destabilised the enemy offensive in this area.
With the attacks heavily lessened, your forces pushed forwards to add to the pressure, but the enemy forces held using our own defensive emplacements from the 2nd defensive live. But we used the oppourtunity to deploy almost the entire Engineering corps to this area and reinforced the 3rd line heavily. It'll be next to impossible for the enemy to breach this front now, and we can defend it much smaller allotment of troops, allowing us to divert them to the western and northern fronts of this battle.
Head command says that it was able to keep the pressure on the enemy sufficiently to force them all the way back to the 2nd defence line, practically a reversal of this morning here. Although they're rallied around the fallen Pegasus class carrier and the heavy fires are making advancing difficult to impossible. Not least because the smoke makes laser communications impossible, making a night attack impossible to coordinate.

I also have message from Base Commander M'Quve:
You weren't able to take Revil out, but it appears that you did at least take him out for a good few hours. Command noticed several fractures in command and enemy coordination during this time which we put to good use cementing our defensive positions, literally usually.

Currently however, no word from Commander Char, who was last seen battling the Gundam with coordinates you gave him...

You are currently aboard the Outer Heaven, all suits have minor damage apart from Elaines Gelgoog which needs a new arm, and the Rhinocero's armour plating which needs replacing in places.
The latter can be done with spare parts, the Former you need to return to Odessa HQ to do.

YOUR ORDERS?

>>11935424
That sounds like fanon. I've never seen any indication that beam ablative armor exited in any capacity before the Gryps Conflict.

>>11935485
Transmit the last know location of the downed Trojan Horse so that heavy artillery can hit it. Preferrably keeping it on the ground permanantly. See how long it'll take to get our team's suits repaired and then try to find Char.

>>11935494
It's not ablative it's resistant. Not nearly as effective. http://gundam.wikia.com/wiki/Gundam_Wiki:Technology#Beam-Resistant_Coating
The Mass production type Big Zam was supposed to have some kind of armor similar to that instead of an I-Field since there were so many problems with it. (Like overheating and cost.)
http://www.mahq.net/mecha/gundam/gg/ma-09.htm

If we were to return to HQ, would Char's last known position be near our flight path?

>>11935765

Yes.
As the crow flies you should pass directly over it in fact.

Let's go back to HQ for repairs. As we pass over Char's last known position, keep the squad on alert in case the Gundam is still around.

>>11935835

we should also pick him up then, and because hes using a gelgoog we can say its a shame we will have to fight later, him being a Gehrin supporter and all, especially after what he did to Zeon Daikum

I mean after all why would we want to fight char try to get him into a neutral faction like Garma's or something.

There no meta involved you gave us the tools to do this.

>>11935835

Would it also be possible for the OH to take a few "blind" shots in the general area of that pegasus we downed? Any additional confusion and destruction we throw at them is profit for us.

At the very least we should return to friendly lines to plot our next attack.

So take off in OH, fly over Char's last known position to see if we can spot him and/or provide support.

As we take off, OH takes pot shots at the downed Pegasus if allowed?

>>11935902
>and because hes using a gelgoog we can say its a shame we will have to fight later, him being a Gehrin supporter and all, especially after what he did to Zeon Daikum
>him being a Gehrin supporter and all

Kycilia Zabi would like to have a word with you about the head of her Newtype Corps.

>>11935835
Try and raise Char over lasercom as we pass over the area. Have most of our team ready to combat drop. Hovis and Elaine should stay onboard unless her Gelgoog's had it's arm replaced.

>>11935872
>>11935902

You travel straight towards HQ, as you fly you pass over Commander Char's last known position.
You can clearly see he's been here as there at LEAST two towns completely ablaze.

"This is Outer Heaven to Commander Char. Commander Char do you read?" Anita broadcasts over the radio. Minovsky density is fairly mid-range, there's a chance the signal could get through.

You're passing over Vazhne (which is also now aflame) before you get a response.

"Commander Char here. I've lost my team and my transport has been shot down by the enemy. I've engaged the Gundam for roughly 2 hours, but he appears to have given me the slip this time. I can talk about in more detail if you'd give me a lift back."

"Are you sure the Gundam isn't still in the area?" Anita asks.

"I'm almost positive, I saw the Trojan Horse take off some 20 minutes ago heading east, it'd taken some minor damage taking down my Gaw, and I believe they were retreating to somewhere quiet to repair. The ship has never been known to leave the Gundam behind before, I'd strongly doubt they'd start this far into our lines."

YOUR ORDERS?

>>11936010
Do we have any Wappa Dragoons on board, or any atmospheric shuttles? We should try to secure a landing zone, pick up Char and if any of his men survived (unlikely, but it's the gesture that counts).

>>11936010
Do it. It's the soldierly thing to do. It's also a good opportunity to discuss combating Gundams with him, since by now Char and Nactmaren are probably the leading authorities.

>>11936010
Give him a lift but keep a watch for any snipers in the area. Do we have any beam chaff left?

>>11936025
Not at this time, your Troops RTB'd after you extracted them from their recon mission.
>>11936029
>>11936031
>Give him a lift but keep a watch for any snipers in the area. Do we have any beam chaff left?
A little, although the ship is running low.

You have the Outer Heaven touch down, whilst you, Jolyne and Zolomon are on the roof scanning the area for possible hostiles.

As Char embarks onto the ship it quickly lifts off again, not wanting to linger. Seeing no enemy hostiles you return inside to the now cramped Hangar.

"So what happened? We've been busy getting shown up by Revil."

"Using your recon data myself and two wingmen were able to intercept the Trojan Horse after it was able to break through our air cover thanks to a rapidly escalating Air battle to the northwest that was sucking up the current Air patrols.

>>11936240
The Gaw damaged it sufficiently to force it to take evasive action and we were nearly able to try your suggested "Anti-Trojan Horse Doctrine", or the "Achilles Maneouver" as I think I've heard High Command refer to it."

"We managed to get that to work tonight actually. If you can get at least 3 people to land successfully you're pretty much assured of neutralising the ship." You helpful inform him.

"Really? Well the Trojan Horse's pilot was wise to us and managed to avoid our attempt, but in order to buy time it deployed it's MS and Air units and we were forced into the cover of the Local Towns. The Gaw however took heavy damage when it tried to push it's luck, and went down on top of Doslidne. The Gundam was the only MS that pursued us, but it was using a new type of modular armour that we need to watch out for in the future, I assume the other two stayed back with the ship. Anyway the Gundam first took out my wingmen and I dueled with it for the remaining time until it made a retreat after 2 hours of fighting. I think he was at his limit though, and his suit had taken heavier damage than ever before. I don't harbour hopes that it's out of combat, but we might have a few hours respite in anycase."

>>11936240
"When has that ship NOT been able to break through our air cover?"

>>11936246
"Anything you can tell us about this new modular armor system? And in your opinion, how has the pilot improved? Any weaknesses you noted, besides a lack of formal military training?"

Should we bring up the whole thing about Gehrin and Daikum now?

>>11936246
"Well in case you didn't notice, we were about to finish the pilot off before you came crashing down onto the scene."

"How badly did he damage your Gelgoog?"

"Minor damage only really, some bullet holes in the armour and some burning and scoring but little else. I've been lucky thus far really, since most of these parts can't be replaced easily thanks to the destruction of the facilities on Pezun. How DID you start that civil war anyway?"

"Captain Garma told us to deliver a letter to his father. And when we're given a mission to deliver a letter BY GOD THAT IS WHAT WE ARE GOING TO DO. Regardless of how many people we have to shoot or facilities we need to blow up."

"Really?"

"I uh, still have some intelligence contacts in Side 3, so we were quickly able to tell that Lord Degwin wasn't in Zum city or the side..."

There is a polite cough from behind you.

"...fine. My PARENTS are outrageous self-taught super-spies and THEY discovered that Degwin had been poisoned by Gihren to make room for him at the top, and that this was par for the course for him."

"How so?"

"Turns out he had Zeon Sum Deikum assassinated."

There is a pause.

"Pardon?"

"Purely by luck my Dad found a China Teacup that had Gihren and Sum Deikum's fingerprints on it and a sample of a fairly subtle poison within that we think Gihren must have spaced to hide the evidence. Ramba Ral went BERZERK when we told him."

"...yes. I imagine that he would." Char comments.

"Of course, we still don't know if Degwin or the rest of the family knew about this, though I suspect we can discount Garma I mean he would have been what? 10? 12 at the time?"

"12" Char helpfully replies.

"Plus, it doesn't really seem like Dozle's style you know?"

"Yes, yes I can't really see him being so roundabout either I suppose. Still, you can't ever tell..."

Conversation is somewhat stilted from then on.

You land back at the base some 10 minutes later, and a somewhat subdued Char disembarks and heads off. You don't know what's up with him.

It's roughly 11pm at night now, and you've had a long day. The base doesn't seem nearly as hectic as it was this morning, the situation must be stabilising.

YOUR ORDERS?
BRB DINNER.

>>11936329
FINALLY!

>>11936329
Just as planned.

>>11936354
FIND CHAR AND BUY HIM A DRINK. BATTLE BROTHERS AND ALL.

Mission accomplished, gentlemen.

Though if this ends up working in our favor remains to be seen. Char is not known for his logical decisions.

>>11936394

Agreed. I've got a bad feeling that he's going to go all Zabicide regardless of who did it. "blame this on the misfortune of your birth" and shit.

>>11936481
Well yeah, but now he's got a specific person to focus on rather than an entire family line.

OH GOD, WHAT IF WE END UP KILLING HIS SISTER!?

>>11936329
this seems incredibly forced to me.

>>11936354
Get the techs fixing our gear. Send a letter off to HQ asking if they have any new high value targets they want taken out.

Next send off a letter to Pezun. With the Federation now unable to mass produce MS for awhile they're probably going to try to upgrade their existing stuff as much as possible. We'll need to counter that.

First Proposal is the MS-14-NT, a Gelgoog variant built specifically for pilots with the incredibly high reaction speeds some Newtypes seem to be capable of. Char would be one of the first I would reccomend giving this suit to. It would combine the raw acceleration of the Jaeger with high power manuvering verniers like the High Mobility type, and the magnetic joints of the Act Zaku. It should also be capable of fitting a large variety of specialist weapons such as the Gouf Heat rod and other beam saber type weaponry.
Finally, the Hand conectors should be capable of picking up and using captured Federation weapons. This alone could be incredibly useful if implemented among existing suit designs. A suit like this would probably cost a lot so only a few should be made.
>Cont.

>>11936529
The next specialised suit concept is a flight variation of the MS-18 Kampher. The Kampher's lightweight construction and already powerful engines combined with systems designed for the Gouf flight type could be a winning combination. With the federation's new beam weapon equipped core figher already being deployed additional air to air assets will be needed. As for weaponry I have little doubt that a cross between the Gouf's large vulcan gun and that used by the Gigan would prove effective against aircraft. Another possibility is reverse engineering captured GM spray beams and making a hybrid weapon between it and the Dom's scattering beam. A scatting beam bazooka?

The last suit concept is based on the Federation GM snipers. Taking some of our older model mobile suits as they are rotated off the front lines and modifying them with a larger backpack reactors. With enough of an added power supply they should be able to field beam weaponry making it much easier for main line units to counter the remaining Federation suits.

>>11936603
>>11936529
I like all three of these suggestions.

>>11936603

>>11936529

Sounds good, but would ultimately be too expensive and I think heading in the bad Zeon direction i.e. few superunits. Seeing about getting the Geloogs outfitted with Mag Joints though would be brilliant.

Other ideas look good though. And AtA Kampfer might be what we need to counter Trojan Horses.

rolled 23138 = 23138

EEEeeee :D

WE TOLD HIM! WE TOLD HIM! :D

Ok so now to rearm and get set to take down the Trojan horse and gundam. Or Reviel. Most likely Reviel then Amuro

Get an overview on the situation on all the fronts.

>>11936637
ARIES BOOSTERS, JAGD DOGA LEGS AND JAEGER FUEL TANKS

It's been a while since we last had a newtype flash... Also I don't think we ever got to know our ability.

"Meta levels are off the charts, Captain!"

Speaking of Meta levels I think I've come up with the ultimate suit for Ramba Ral to use:
Galbaldy with an EXAM system.

Did we ever find out David's NT ability?

>>11937155

Nobody would get out alive.

Also, EXAM is horribly evil.

>>11937194
No, though it was possibly implied when we faced that Newtype in the test on Pezun, when she told her superior she believes David "makes his own luck", but that might have just been idle chatter and not related to his power at all.

I think our priorities right now should be repair and refit of our squad, and the sending of our combat data concerning Midnight Pixy, Gundam Heavy Armor Module, and suggestions of further development to Pezun.
Then request new orders.

>>11937200
EXAM goes in every field

>>11937194
We got Elaine/Joline/Zolomon from the top of my head but we didn't get David.

>captcha
>of lowfact

>>11936773
>>11936529
>Get the techs fixing our gear. Send a letter off to HQ asking if they have any new high value targets they want taken out.

Sure.

Also, I feel I should point out that the MS production facilities in Jaburo may be the MAIN production facility, but they still have other facilities, Torrington, Madras, Dublin, Luna 2 etc.
It's like when you did the EXACT same thing to the conventional ship production block in Jaburo. They didn't suddenly stop producing Magellans or Salamis.

>>11937321
Anyway, you order the nightshift to get on with buffing out the dings in your suits.
And replacing Elaines missing arm.

You tell the duty manager that your back on station currently refuelling and rearming, and that the team is going to try and get some sleep.
No point in taking a late night when you don't have to right?

You return to the ship and dismiss the squad to get some sleep back in their rooms. You retire yourself after writing a brief report and filing with HQ.

It's around 5 in the morning that you're woken up by the Red Alert alarms. You squeeze into your pants and dash outside to meet Zolomon.
Who has NOT opted for pants.
"What's going on?"
"I don't know! I'm about to go to the bridge to see what's going on."
"I'LL go to the bridge... you put some goddamn pants on. God, the girls will be out in a minute. You KNOW how Jolyne reacted last time you did that."

"Aw come on boss, that was a long time ago."
"All rooms on this ship have a crowbar in case of power failures."

...

"I'll get my pant's on."

You head up to the bridge. When you arrive the Bridge area is a hub of activity, and they appear to be in the middle of emergency flight checks for take off. You find Anita.

"What's going on?"
"It's a major push Commander! They managed to organised a full scale dawn attack by massing their MS assets into the North and Western fronts and mounting them on some kind of Federation pattern Dodai, they went right over our ground defences! The NorthWest front is currently pinned in place by waves after waves of conventional tanks backed up with artillery! We've got reports of the Trojan Horse operating in the immiediate area and Commander char has already sortied! The main thrust of the enemy forces is scheduled to arrive in 30 minutes or less!"

YOUR ORDERS?

FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU

Missile bombardment on groups of enemies?

>>11937340
Prepare EVERYTHING!

Status on repairs?

>>11937340
Get on the horn with the chief engineer as to he combat readiness of the squad's suits. Get suited up and ready to go; if Command is too confused to give us a target, I say we sortie and get ready to blunt the main attack. Char can take care of Amuro.

>>11937340
Get out there! Find out which part of the line command would like us to hit first and how our air and anti-air asstes are holding up.

And here we go once more into the fray with bullshit happening all around us. We need to find and kill Revolution during the attack more than anything else

>>11937420
>>11937403
>>11937419
>>11937420

"The suits are fully repaired and were bolting the armour onto Elaine's Gelgoog arm as we speak, although it's not been tested."

"The current air defence network is degrading quickly. We just don't have the air assets to deal with massed beam weapon equipped mobile suits in an aerial environment. The Saber Tigers are doing okay, but everything else even our own Dodai assets are badly outgunned either due to poor armament or low maneouvability."

>>11937605
>That image
God DAMMIT. That setup is way better armed than the one I was trying to design for the Gelgoog all those months ago.

We should deploy Hovis to act as an Anti-air battery.

>>11937605
Hovis and Calvin on AA-duty as the rest of the squad go in to take care of the Feddy MS force, priority targets being anything mounting a beam weapon.

Well then.
Suit up, launch, fight the flying MS.

>>11937667

You get into link with a chaotic command structure for some orders.
From what you can tell ALL ships and planes are ordered up right this minute, and roughly 90 to 80 percent of all defenders in the area are being called back to try and intercept the advance.

The battleline appears to look like this: The Flying MS's are heading towards the HQ, supported by their Pegasus class carriers which are travelling under conventional fighter escort about two kilometers behind. These carriers are repairing, reloading and refueling Mobile Suits in stages when they need it.

If the defenders intercept those ships then things will start to go your way, but the Federation know this and at their current rate of advance the enemy will make it to Odessa HQ about 15 minutes before that happens.

Things sound pretty tense, and nobodies heard from M'Quve and about half of the General Command Staff since the assault began.

YOUR ORDERS?

>>11937780
Have conventional defenses blunt the main Federation advance. We should take out those carriers and aerial MS.

We need to make sure Mquve doesn't do crazy shit and drop a nuke.

Also, maybe try to go in high over the Fed ships and drop in behind to take out the Pegasuses.

>>11937780
Looks like we are jumping onto white base again

>>11937780

I'm pro rolling everything out we have that can work as AA-guns.

Most things don't survive falling down from great heights, that hopefully includes GMs.

>>11937780

Find M'Quve, we can't risk him reenacting the One Week War.

>>11937833
Seconded. As much as I dont want to try another Carrier assault jump it might be our best bet. They'll be ready for it this time though.

Talk to Mauser and ask him if he has any ideas for a high speed attack run that'll bring us within range of the carriers.

>>11937780
>>11937854
>>11937907
You're right. We should still have the rest of the squad suit up and get ready, while David finds Mquve and keeps him from doing something stupid.

>>11937907

I honestly would not mind a few air burst nukes here.

Everyone group up.
We find one of the pegasus-classes on the flanks, so that we're taking less fire.
Split the team up into two groups:
Team A:
Hovis
Calvin
Elaine
Team A lands on the ground and starts thinning out the aerial forces.
Team B:
David
Zolomon
Jolyne
Bernie
Team B jumps on the carrier, disables the shit out of it, then jumps down to join Team A.

>>11937833
How will you be doing that?

Oh, incidentially, whilst your Gelgoogs CAN ride Dodai's they strain the engines and their fuel consumption and agility suffer.
All Dom and Dom pattern Heavy Mobile Suits are too heavy however.

>>11937948
Of course you wouldn't. You won't have to experience the complete & utter nuclear annihilation that will ensue when the Feddie gov't finds out. There's a little thing called the Antarctic Treaty.

>>11937973
The goal is to disable one pegasus-class, take down the aerial forces that move in to kill us, then get a combat pickup and disable a 2nd pegasus class.
That should, hopefully, be enough to turn things in our favor.

How many Pegasus-class carriers does the enemy have? Please tell me it's less than 6.

>>11937948

Yeah, but I think you would mind, when the Feds return the favor by nuking us right back until we start glowing in the dark.

And then they would nuke us some more, because they could see us in the dark.

>>11937780
Should definitely focus on hitting the carriers. Take enough of them out and the Aerial MS will be deep inside our turf without repair or resupply, and should be inclined to retreat.

>>11937980
Everyone into the Outer Heaven, do a motherfuckin' combat drop onto whatever carrier presents itself.

>>11937980
Can the Outer Heaven fly high enough to get past enemy CAPs and defenses?

>>11937948
As the One Week War taught everyone, colonies are rather easy to pop with nukes. And we're a colony-bound nation without the huge advantages we had back then. Best not to open up that can of radioactive worms.

>>11938007
>How many Pegasus-class carriers does the enemy have? Please tell me it's less than 6.

Seven. 3 coming in from the West, 4 from the North.

>Can the Outer Heaven fly high enough to get past enemy CAPs and defenses?

Sure, she can fly into space if you needed. you'd be pushing it timewise though. The manouver would probably take 20-25 minutes to perform.

Also, something else to keep in mind is the Outer Heaven does not currently have any Dodai's aboard, you'll have to see if any are free if you want them.
But your Infantry are back aboard however if you need them.

How many carriers are there?
I think we should attack a flank with a combat drop, clear out hostiles, get a combat pickup, and proceed until we run out of enemies.

>>11938101
>. you'd be pushing it timewise though. The manouver would probably take 20-25 minutes to perform.
Well shit, what CAN we do?
We either fight the enemy MS head on, or we combat drop onto some pegasus class cruisers.

But if they have fucking 7, we can't possibly kill that many. We'd barely be able to kill 3, and that's pushing things to the fucking extreme.

Right. We need to meet the fronts head on.

>>11938101
So have Anita try to wrangle a squad of Dodais together for our flanking manuever, while David tries to find M'Quve and keep him from pushing the nuclear button.
The attack is 30 minutes away, and our plan could work, but we need to implement it now. Should we trust that M'Quve won't launch a nuke?

What's the general plan here anyway? We really oughta coordinate our actions with all the other troops this time.

>>11938101
Communicate to whoever is currently in charge of the defense that we're going to be making a run at the closest Carriers. I suggest that we punch through and perform a close assault jump onto one. The OH then swings around behind the second carrier, does as much damage as possible and launches our wappa troops to attempt to board it. After that tell Mauser the fate of the ship is up to him. If he thinks he can make it back to base in one piece do so, or keep fighting the other carriers.

>>11938170
>Should we trust that M'Quve won't launch a nuke?

Personally we should leave someone, to keep an eye on M'Quve.

Because if the Gundam was as badly damaged as Char said, there is an chance that it might not be here to stop the warhead, if M'Quve does go nuclear.

>>11938307
Is there anyone on-base or on the Outer Heaven that we could leave behind and trust to keep M'Quve from making this war go nuclear?

Uh. You do realise all this talk about M'Quve and Nukes is fairly meta right?

>>11938239
You outline you're plan to head command. They say they can allot two Gaw class carriers, loaded up with Cima's Mashiba Team to aid you in the attack.

"What happened to the Lili-Marleen?"

"That's been requisitioned by the General Staff in case of an emergency evacuation. It's just a precautionary measure Commander."

Oh sure, that's reassuring.

You have Anita try and rustle up some Dodai's, there's some frenzied conversation and she's able to wangle 4 of them to be hurriedly loaded up.

As you move to leave you spot a flashing light on the MS squad ops comms channel.

YOU HAVE A MESSAGE FROM AN UNKNOWN SENDER ON YOUR COMMUNICATIONS TERMINAL.

>>11938444
Check out the message!

>>11938444
Accept the message. Hopefully it's Cima. It better not be Char saying he's been forced out of action.

I bet it's Revil.

>>11938444
>You do realise all this talk about M'Quve and Nukes is fairly meta right?

Oops. Sorry, our bad. Though you have to admit, the base commander and half of his general staff disappearing right as a massive offensive aimed at the base occurs is a little alarming.

>>11938486

I swear to god, if Revil has gotten into our comms network, I am going to shoot something.

>>11938444
If the Mashiba team can keep the air forces thinned out enough, we can probably split the team up and go for two pegasi at the same time.
Then, when that's done, we can probably drop on 2 more, before we run out of time.

>>11938543
preferably him. Anyways, I vote that we send Bernie in his Zaku to go hunt down MQ and the rest of the command staff. ICly, there are serious fucking issues if the head honcho is out during a major attack. It is therefore appropriate to send something to reestablish lines of communication and make sure everything is alright.

Plus, we might have a chance to play as Bernie!

>>11938486

>>11938470

MESSAGE TO: David Lister
FROM: Unknown

Just thought you should know the following bit of not very well advertised tactical procedure for full assaults on Odessa.
"...under the event that Odessa is under sustained attack and it's loss to the enemy appears inevitable the standing orders are:
The launch of Nuclear weapons to regain battlefield control.
The exact usage of Nuclear Ordinance will be in three possible forms.
Situation a) In the event that the Federation have fielded the overall majority of their forces in the area, use of the Nuclear ordinance to destroy and disable the enemy is mandated. With the lion share of their forces destroyed an immiediate counterattack MUST take place and sufficient enemy holdings must be taken to enable us to take the enemy to the Negeotiation table before they are fully aware that we have breached the Antarctic Treaty.
Situation b) In the event that the enemy has a sizable presence in other theatres, then the use of nuclear weapons in the atmosphere as an EMP blast device to neutralise conventional and damaged Federation units is advised. With their supply lines at the very least disabled this will stall their advance and allow us to at least retain the Status Quo.
Situation c) In the event that neither of the above are viable, you are under orders to destroy the entire stipmine network with nuclear weapons to deny the enemy easy access to those resources."

That was sent to M'Quve by Gihren about 4 months ago, although it was countersigned by Kycillia, along with 3 Nuclear missiles and their mobile launchers.

Yours sincerely

Incognito.

>>11935344
Can this please be what Lister actually says?

>>11938685
Hey, playing as Bernie would be pretty cool-
>>11938703
MOTHER. FUCKER.

> They say they can allot two Gaw class carriers
With the OH, this makes 3 carriers.
We also have 4 dodais.

Let's get a list of personnel.
I'm hoping we can stage an attack on 2 or 3 cruisers at once - we'd have to split the Nachtmaren up to do so, though.

>>11938703

FUCKING FUCK FUCK FUCK

Get Bernie over there ASAP and STOP M'Quve. Also, Incognito confirmed for bro tier.

>>11935344
Oh horsecock

>>11938703
Okay, so we owe Incognito our asses yet again. Now what do we do with this intel?

>Situation b)
EMP WONT WORK! EVERYTHING IS SHIELDED AGAINST MINOVSKY RADIATION WHICH MEANS EMP RESISTANT!! FFUUUUUCCCKKK~!!!
So angry I'm turning green here.

Try and get a message off to Garma before we attack the Carriers.

>>11938781
Need to give Bernie some backup. Calvin, maybe, to maintain communciations between us?

>>11938813

Well, there's EMP, and there's EMP. What you get from a nuke is pretty fucking intense, certainly orders of magnitude more powerful than anything else we can produce now. Standard shielding might just not be up to it.

GET IN CONTACT WITH GARMA ANY WAY WE CAN!

>>11938703
CC that to the rest of Nachtmaren, the OH's captain, and maybe the Mashiba Team. We're gonna need a team effort on this one.

>>11938817

Send Bernie and Elaine. We'll need Calvin to provide spotting for the Rhino and generally do the awesome things he does.

>>11938859
Also this. A MILLION TIMES THIS.

>>11938859

Luckily, Garma's Gaw is currently refueling and trying to scrounge up some Dodai's for himself.

What do you want to say to him?

>>11938928
What we just got.

>>11938928
"We can fend off the Federation attack! Using nukes now would only result in a nuclear shooting match, one that we CAN'T win. We have to convince M'Quve to not launch, not while we still have a chance to take out the Feddies with conventional weapons."

>>11938948
Also, "WHAT THE FUCK IS WRONG WITH YOUR BROTHER AND SISTER!?!?!?"

>>11938928
Odessa is about to get really hot.

>>11938928
Relay the msg we got but scrub any mention of Incognito. It's not that I dont trust Garma, it's for plausible deniability issues.
We are in Situation A. Add that "even if we ignored the Antarctic treaty for a moment we've got too many people here that would die in the blast. Keeping these soldiers alive is the only thing that'll win us this war."

Forgot trip. Herp Derp

>>11938928

Relay data, then say this:

"Lord Garma, I know how vital Oddessa is to our military effort, but we can and will hold it with our lives. If we violate the Antarctic Treaty, we can expect the Federation to retaliate with their own nuclear weapons. And that, Lord Garma, is not a situation that we can win. Please, do all you can to get M'Quve or whoever is in charge of this to back down. I'll send Bernie and Elaine to 'secure' the commander and try and prevent this."

"Hey, you know how we haven't seen any mushroom clouds in a while..,."

>>11938948
>>11938978

You transmit the data you've received along with your plea that you can still win this battle to him. He agrees to do all that he can to get into contact with M'Quve and pursuade him not to use the Nuke.

"But Commander, you've got to put your money where you mouth is if I'm going to be able to do this. Take out the four Pegasus class carriers coming from the North before they reach the base!"

YOU HAVE YOUR ORDERS
HOW ARE YOU AND YOUR PAIR OF GAW'S GOING TO FULFILL THEM.

>>11939030
Time to lock and load!
Unfortunately, we don't have the the time to take the safe and circuitous route of going above the Feddy defenses and CAPs. Can anybody on the ground help us punch a hole through the enemy air cover, so we can implement this plan:
>>11938239

>>11939030
Are they spread out or operating in any kind of formation?

>>11939030

>Take out the four Pegasus class carriers
>Take out the four
>four

We are gonna get so nuked.

>villain printes

Indeed, CAPTHCA. If we can't pull this off we are going to be remembered as villains, that defended an nuke launch in history books printed after the war.

>>11939030
How do you think?

I'm just saying, if the nukes do start falling it may be in our best interests to find Revil and say "No hard feelings, right?" And then surrender to the mercy of his beard.

>grepatel Treatise

I don't know what that is captcha, but it sounds official.

>>11939076
>>11939078

The Flying Armour mounted Mobile Suits are operating below cloud cover, whilst the enemy Pegasus carriers are operating at the same level, and are spaced about a Kilometer apart to privide ideal spacing. The Mobile Suits themselves are just coming on in a large mass, which has a semi-constant stream of traffic coming and going to the carriers for repairs and whatnot.

Travelling above the clouds may help you avoid the worst of it, but it's not like they don't have AWAC assets up there, so it's likely you will be spotted.

COMBAT DROP OUR WAPPA SUPPORT TROOPS ONTO ONE OF THE PEGASUS SHIPS.

THEY NEED TO BREACH THE SHIP AND TAKE CONTROL THROUGH ANY MEANS NECESSARY. USE THE WEAPONS ABOARD TO ATTACK THE OTHER PEGASUS SHIPS WHILE WE ATTACK IN OUR SUITS.

>>11939158

Going around via the NorthWest front is possible, but would take about 15 minutes.
That said, even barelling straight ahead would take you about 5 to 10 anyway, and you'd be taking damage.

>>11939030
>HOW ARE YOU AND YOUR PAIR OF GAW'S GOING TO FULFILL THEM.
Do we have anything we can overload & throw at them, perchance?

>>11939158

Honestly then, we need to get the Mashiba team on the horn and see if we can get some air support. Then, punch through with at least 2 other units and repeat our pegasus downing maneuver simultaneously. We don't want one of them getting a signal off to another carrier and have them move out of the way or something. Maybe try and take out the ones from the north. If we have time (and limbs) perhaps we could try the other three.

>>Highland pandors
Yes captcha, I blame this fiasco on James Cameron

>>11939233

You call for more support but unfortunately none is available, everybody has scrambled to try and engage the oncoming enemy forces.
Plus further bad news. You've just received word that the Orbital dropzone is being contested overhead by a decent sized enemy fleet. Orbital drop reinforcements wont be available for while.

>>11939161
Well, you've got the Gaws themselves... Plus they still have their full complement of Dopp Parasite fighters for what they're worth.

Ok with this plan the two main teams attack at the outsides of the formation first. Mashiba team and whoever is going with them should have priority for the Dodai's. The reasoning for this being that the OH is capable of dealing more damage to it's second carrier than the GAW's are. If Mauser is certain that the second GAW will go down or that the mech. Infantry can deal with it he could either assist with Mashiba's 2nd or pick us up.

We need Char on this as well, even though hes a glory hog ace- he has the skill to back that up. In the beginning of the war he took out 5-6 battle ships out by him self.

Mishiba squad can take out another, that leaves 2 for our squad unless midnight fenrier is available.

>>11939030
We just point Zolomon and his axe/lance in the right direction, then cover him.

Good goddamn, I'm awake in time for a Zeonquest? Cool!

Anyway, I just woke up so this might be retarded, but my idea runs thusly.

Whatever Gaw and OH support we have stands off with the Pegs, and herds them into a certain spot. Then the Mashiba Team and ourselves perform multiple simultaneous Achilles Maneuvers off of Dodai's (Not sure if it's possible for a Dodai to get high enough, though, so replace them with a Gaw if that doesn't work.) The PDows, if we take them, are kitted out for Close AA and Anti-MS roles, and the Rhino, which will be deployed atop the OH, is kitted entirely for standoff AA, and it will be powering all kinds of long-range flak into enemy MS as they approach either the OH or the assaulted formation.

>>11939272
Oh how I hate Dopps.

It looks like we'll have to split up into 4 kill teams, and have one go for each each carrier.

Maybe use the dodais as impromptu transports so we can try to attack simultaneously?

>>11939281
Your assault plan assumes that the two interior carriers won't move in to assist or book it away once the attack starts.

Really we want to hit all 4 simultaneously to split up whatever escorts they have and ensure that we are actually able to hit all four.

Attacking two at a time might be a good plan, but who knows what kind of fan the shit will hit once it starts.

Okay, this may sound insane, but here goes. The Trojans have to open thier hangers to recive damaged suits, so use the Wappas to drop our infantry into one of the open hangers to take over a trojan and use it to attack/ram another one. Preform the Achilles manuver on the two that aren't being attacked/rammed.

>>11939289

Char is currently engaging the Gundam along with a fresh brace of wingmen.

>>11939281

So, Outer Heaven comes in from the east, the Gaws from the West, co-ordinated to hit at the same time right?

Everyone agree with this plan?

>>11939336

True, but if we attack all 4 at the same time we might spread ourselves too thin and just get wiped out by the escorts.

Personally I think that, attacking just 2 at a time is our best bet.

I think first order of the day is to find out which one is for Char. We don't want that one.

>>11939380

Yeah its the best we have so far.

This might be Nightmaren's last mission if we can't succeed today. so lets get our crap together and take down some Pegasuses

>>11939389

White Base is practically just outside Odessa HQ, and is probably why the Command Staff are so jumpy. Char's dealing with them right now.
It is NOT part of the 7 trojan horses supporting the enemy attacks.

>>11939380
How viable would it be to drop our infantry in to try some commando maneuvers and take one over?

>>11939385
And then when the other two push through the nukes detonate.

No matter what we try, any assault has a huge gaping hole in the plan where things could go ploin shaped.

All we can do is try our damnedest and if we fail maybe warn the feds to garner a bit of good faith?

>>11939380
Yes, go ahead with this plan.
As soon as we perform an Achilles on one carrier, the OH will launch Woppas to board and take control of the other carrier, correct?

>>11939440

Yes. Let's just hope the timing goes off right.

>>11939417

The chances of sucessfully mounting a boarding action with your Wappa troops onto a Trojan Horse class carrier?

About as much chance a man hitting a jetfighter with a thrown Heat Hawk.
Or finding a UFO in Roswell
Or surviving the Gundam
Or Char
Or advancing Zeonic technological progress to almost 2 months in advance of what it should be.
Or doing the entire war with your targeting computer turned off
Or beating Dozle Zabi and Shin Matsunga in a practice match.
Or the Black Tristars at Zero-G Basketball

...oh, wait.

>>11939500
DAVID'S NEVER BEEN A MAN TO WORRY ABOUT THE ODDS.

LETS DO IT!

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/ItHasBeenAnHonor

>>11939500
accidentally spread this over the inter com if possible the magnificent ace we are

"lets do what we can with what we can men. No fancy speeches cause later I'm going drinking with my men, telling my engineer that the paint job on my suit got scratched, and most likely going to hit on one of the cute girls in my chain of command, probably Calvin- I mean Jyolne"

You outline the rough and ready plan to the Mashiba Team.

"This is VERY rough, I don't think many of us are going to walk away from this." Cima notes.

"...I wasn't going to mention this, but if we DON'T take out the Northern Fronts fours Pegasus class then Odessa Command is under orders to deal with them via breaching the Antarctica Treaty. If we DON'T do this, those of us who walk away may have nowhere to walk to."

Cima looks away visibly distressed, and mumbles something about how some things never change. You have no time to ponder on this as your Dodai's have been loaded, and it's time to go.

As your forces take off, you patch yourself in to the ships external camera's. You can see sections of the base aflame from Char's continuing battle with the Gundam. In the distance you can see the brilliant strobing flashes of a massive aerial battle, as well as flames and explosions across the reinforces Northwestern front making it look like a false dawn.
But dawn is still some way away.

>>11939500
Inspiring speech time, esp. for the Dragoons.

"Gentlemen, we face our darkest hour now. We have been asked to do the unthinkable: take out four Trojan Horse carriers and make the Feddies cry to their mommies. They said it's impossible. But they said the same about attacking Jaburo, about defeating these Gundams, about making every goddamn piece of Feddie scum piss their pants when we're so much as mentioned. But we are NACHTMAREN. WE ARE NACHTMAREN! WE ARE ZEON! We do the impossible on a daily basis and we laugh in the face of imminent annihilation. Good luck gentlemen, and may Zeon be with you."

Or something like that.

>>11939605
>But dawn is still some way away.

And the sun will continue to rise, now and forever.

"There's a lot of them and few of us. Let's go kill some feddie scum."

This post brought to you by captcha brand
>Swagger reasoning'

"Well, it's either us or them. If we win, we'll be heroes. If we lose . . . well, we'll be dead, and it won't matter what we are anymore. So let's go ahead and try to win this one."

The Outer Heaven accellerates heavily, on an elliptical curve, which hopefully should allow you to avoid the worst of the enemy air-cover, the Gaw's on the other hand, won't be able to make their deadline if they do this as they haven't the speed.
They have to rely on Luck.

There's the crack of a sonic boom as the Outer Heaven breaches the sound barrier, and you open up an open Commline to rest of the Nachtmaren team and the Dragoons.

"Gentlemen, Ladies, Elaine, we are about to go into combat against vast odds, alone and with minimal support. We have been asked the impossible, and the consequences of failure are even more unthinkable. I will sooner die than see everything I have fought so hard for my entire life be destroyed in the fires of nuclear ambition. And if this should finally be it, if this is finally our time, then so be it. But by god YOU WILL SHOW THEM THE HELL THAT AWAITS THEM DOWN BELOW BEFORE YOU DO."

There is cheering.

MANLY SPEECH GIVEN
IT'S SUPER EFFECTIVE!
MORAL RAISED BY 20 POINTS

>>11939937
I guess it's safe to assume that everyone taking part in the assault knows that we're fuxxored if we don't take down those carriers?

>>11939937
It's go time bitches! Also, having a Getter would make this so much easier.

>>11939937
>Gentlemen, Ladies, Elaine

>>11939937
>Dat gif
I wonder if this is how they thought up Shining Finger for G Gundam.

Also: sauce? I don't recognize it.

>>11940024
Shin Getter vs. Neo Getter. It's pretty good, only four episodes long too.

You clear the enemy air battle, and the signal to prep for an attempted Achilles Assault is given.
The Wappa Crew strap themselves in, and prepare themselves for their assault. Their plan is brutal and desperate, covered by flares and cannon fire from the Outer Heaven, these troopers will daringly attempt to breach the main bridge with heavy breaching charges and take command of the Central CnC. From their they can asisst in a systematic takedown of the ship.
Failing that, they place demolition charges throughout and blow the fucker up.

The Dodai Platforms are there to assist you should you miss the target and so you can return to the Outer Heaven.

No prepared to lead the assault you organise your troops, fully prepared for whatever comes next.
Still no sign of the Gaw's.

In fact, it's only seconds before you're about to swoop in and make your attack that the Gaw's appear, a cloud of fighters in battle around both like a halo of metal and rockets, just in time.

Beams, rockets, chaff, flares, noisemakers and all manner of other munitions fly from the ships, covering the desperate drop by your infantry.

The second Pegasus illuminated lurid colours by beam fire, rockets and flak grows large in the open ventral bay.

You take the jump.

TO BE CONTINUED.

I think we're losing members of our team next week...

FUCKING CLIFFHANGERS

OMAKE OMAKE
>iguaniuns ploken
no I don't want an iguana xaptcha

Omake?

>The gratitude of every home in our Island, in our Empire, and indeed throughout the world, except in the abodes of the guilty, goes out to the British airmen who, undaunted by odds, unwearied in their constant challenge and mortal danger, are turning the tide of the World War by their prowess and by their devotion. Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few.

>>11939988
So would one of these.

Part of me thinks we're going to successfully stop the Federation here but die in the process to do it.

>>11940089
>Cliffhanger.

Don't forget to cast focus and hot blood apologised.

>>11940089

If any Dragoons survive this thing, they seriously need to be knighted or something. They have the balliest and most suicidal job ever.

>>gensplew James
Especially James.

>>Missed Zeonquest

FUCK.

>>11940226
Infantry for Nachtmaren = Suicide.

If we manage to TAKE OVER A PEGASIS send it RIGHT IN THE FACE of the other 3 coming from the south. Write HAIL ZEON all over it first though

Fight fire with fire

No Zeonquest next week, as I'll be on holiday.

--OMAKE--

Char deflected the beam rifle shot with his Naginta and fired a return shot at the Guncannon which had gotten too close. The angle was awkwards and it only managed to sever the arm holding the rifle at the unportected shoulder ball joint.

Knowing the Trojan Horses crew like he did, Char knew that there was a 50/50 chance that this pilot woudl retreat back to the ship.
To his left a Rick-Dom II shoulder rammed the Gundam through a MS hangar wall to his left, he saw that the Gundam had put a Beam Saber through it's cockpit and it was running unguided, it's leg thrusters affixed on.
The Gundam tossed the heavy Mobile Suit and it looped erratically around before crashing in the distance somewhere with a large explosion.
The Gundam's shoulder pauldron exploded in a spray of reactive materials as Char's beam rifle caught a glancing blow. His second shot clipped the Gundam's thigh slagging a groove down the side, causing the machine to stumble.
Char almost casually dodged out of the return head-vulcan fire and fired a third shot. This time taking the Gundam's already damaged arm clean off, still striding towards him.
The Gundam staggered back and tripped over a parked MS transport.

Char hesitated for a fraction of a second in suprise, he'd honestly started to think the pilot had eyes in the back of his head at this point.
He aimed advanced until he was nearly on top of the Gundam aimed and went to pull the trigger.

I'd rather use Pegasis weapons en mass against Fed ground troops.

>>11940237
Hey, the teams that have been assigned to us are dead 'are. Please see old man Zabi rescue mission

>>11940226
>>11940237
So...our infantry are the equivalent of Char's wingmen?

>>11940332
I don't think we've actually lost very many.

If Zeon gets any kind of favorable peace terms, or any land at all, David and the Nachtmaren, including infantry troops, deserve to have dominion over at least Hawaii or something.

>>11940339
We lost a few. A squad or two were burned to death in canada, another squad was ambushed by gundam, we lost a few getting zambi, and then a few more in jauro

any who are left are the hardest mother fuckers ever, they may not be fleshed out but they're basically us but not in giant robots.

>>11940292
Why is Sayla piloting the Gundam?

>>11940347
>Hawaii
Didn't we make the horrible mistake that cost Hovis his leg in Hawaii?

>>11940386
And because of that, he deserves to lay out in the sun sipping beer and eating pineapple for the rest of his life.

>>11940292
Char stop you're about to kill your sister!

How do you know that's his sister?

>>11940378
Amuro didn't have his weekly dose of bright slap

>>11940292
He barely noticed the uprooted Fuel container tossed by the White Bases second Guncannon until it was almost upon him.
The shot from his Beam Rifle detonated it in a large fuel air explosion, knocking him back, miraculously he was able to keep his Beam Rifle.

As his viewscreen cleared, the image resolved into the MS Carrier flying towards him thown haphazardly by the one-armed Gundam. He sliced it apart with his Beam Naginta, through the sparks he saw the purple glow of the enemies beam saber.
His parry with the second blade of his Naginta was awkward and the Beam Saber deflected upwards, there was a shower of sparks and warning lights bleated in great numbers at Char as his arm was severed at the shoulder. He lost control of the Beam Naginta and it fell to the floor.

He rolled with the blow and lashed out with a kick, still overbalanced from the attack, the Gundam took the blow and staggered back. Char took advantage of the extra space to fire his Beam Rifle, the Gundam ducked and he repositioned himself atop a nearby warehouse.

The situation had deteirorated somewhat. He didn't know how he was going to get out of this one...

>>11940439
If this doesnt become a second cliffhanger for the thread I think I know how it's going to turn out. But I wont say it for fear of apologised changing it into something else.

>>11940499
A severely damaged trojan horse falls on the gundam, while Zolomon rides it down?

OMAKE 2

"Lord Captain, I appreciate you wishes, and I will accede to hold out for as long as I can, but my orders are my orders. I can't simply be expected not to follow them out."

"The situation has not become so untenable that we cannot win without Nuclear force just yet Rear Admiral M'Quve. All forces are being deployed to halt the assault. Even know the Nachtmaren and Mashiba Teams that served so brilliantly in Jaburo not more than three days ago a fighting alone behind the enemy lines to take out the enemy Carriers to the North. I ask loyalty to my men M'Quve and in return I must be worthy of that loyalty. Do NOT launch the Nuclear weapons."

"I suppose the orders can be given from our escape ship, very well, we will continue to evacuate all sensitive materials to the war effort as well as laying down a general retreat plan whilst we wait. If the situation has proven truly untenable, only then will I launch, only to destroy and irradiate strip-mining facilities, which are a fair distance away from any real population."

"We wont let you or Zeon down M'Quve."

"I'm sure you wont dear boy."

OMAKE 3

[see picture]

>>11940608
call me a philistine if you will, but I dun get it.

>>11940602
>dear boy

>>11940608
What happens to the Efreet EXAM suit then? Put in reserve?

Omake 4

The Magellan vomited flak fire energetically in an attempt to keep Jacob's squad away. He saw Iris spin in a back breaking maneouver away from a Ball's heavy cannon, before catching it with a shot from her Zudah's 220mm Bazooka.

"Save your ammo for the ships, we can't spare it on the small fries!" He repremanded her.

There was a silent explosion in the vastness of space as a Salimis went up. He saw the halo of afterburner flame of 15th Squadrons Kampfers as they moved on to their next target. The enemy escort ring was well equipped and had decent pilots, but the GM model Mobile Suit could match the speed of Zeon's high performance mobile suits like the Rick Dom, Kampfer and Zudah. That said, you could afford to linger, to let the enemy catch up with you was death.

The pilots had started to refer to the space inside the escort zone as the "Deep Blue", comparing the Storm Squads who's job it was to penetrate the escort line and take out shipping as to that of pearl diving without an oxygen tank, trying to make that balance between survival and completing the mission.
He saw the blossoms of explosions as the Rick Dom's of the 302nd Squad failed that equation.

He primed all of his Panzerfausts and sent them streaking towards the enemy battleship, and then followed up with a full strafing burst from his 120mm. He angled his monoeye about, looking for a weak spot in the enemies lines that he could punch out from.

"Iris, point 105 looks weak, we'll try to get out through there, fire your remaining muntions and follow me."

"roger!" came the reply, crackled and distorted through the minovsky particles.

He could see another Musai explode as successive Heavy Beam Cannons barrages from 3 Salamis bracketed it.
He just hoped the battle was going on better down below.

>>11940663

Who says the EXAM system isn't now being mass produced?

>>11940732
>That said, you could afford to linger, to let the enemy catch up with you was death.


that should be "couldn't" in both cases.

>>11940739

>>11940732
Thank God, no needless Zudah deaths. Kampher is superior in every way.

>>11940739
The pilot selection process would have to be hella-rigorous to be sure they wouldnt go insane.

>>11940739

I still say mass produce the big zam, just saying

>>11940782
>>11940732
>*Re-reads*
So what happened, did they replace the Zudah's old engines with those from the UMP?

>>11940739
>Who says the EXAM system isn't now being mass produced?

Yeah, we're gonna get EXAM GMs...

So apparently you need firefox to add images to the damn generator. Anyone got any more?