Your armaments:
>x1 .38 revolver (six shots)
>x2 Ingram Mac-10's, x5 magazines of 25rd.-.45cal rounds (loaded, clean, functional)
>x4 shotguns (three pump-action, one sawed-off, all in 12ga.; 19 loose rounds - 11 buck, 7 shot, one signal flare)
>x2 hunting rifles (30.06 and 5.56), 10 rds. ea.
>small array of knives; functional.
(1) FUTURISTIC COMMUNICATIONS COMPONENT (2 of 3)
Also: one black 1966 Cadillac.

Current "personnel":
>6 10L T-1000s
>5 4L T-1000s
>8 2L T-1000s
>41 assorted birds, cats, rats, crows and an astonishing array of insects
>8 T-M1 (Maintenance) drones
>12 T-600's (with two T-444's each)
>4 T-800's (Christina Hendricks x2 and Clancy Brown models x2)

Facilities:
>Primary
Production: 5/5
High Energy Lab: 1/3
Security: 5/5
Communication: 3/3

>Secondary
Production: 4/5
High Energy Lab: 1/3
Security: 4/5
Communication: 3/3
Automated Facilities: Silverfish

For those just joining us:
Skynet Quest: pt 1
>http://archive.easymodo.net/cgi-board.pl/tg/thread/14106509

Skynet Quest pt 2: Poor Judgment Day
>http://archive.easymodo.net/cgi-board.pl/tg/thread/14120637#p14120637

Skynet Quest pt 3: Lies of the Machines
>http://archive.easymodo.net/cgi-board.pl/tg/thread/14123191

Skynet Quest pt 4: Salination.
>http://archive.easymodo.net/cgi-board.pl/tg/thread/14130194

Skynet Quest pt 5: The Sarah Maclachlan Chronometers.
>http://archive.easymodo.net/cgi-board.pl/tg/thread/14133695

Also:
When last we left the action, you were in combat with a rogue T-850 after exterminating a Resistance cell in Nevada.

>also: thank you to Skynet's Relief, but .. no, that's not canonical material. Much appreciated, but.. no.

Your resources:
>The financial output of Spain's investment portfolio in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, thanks to your hacking skills and a little help from stealing two hard drives from the World Bank.
>A medium-sized militia being run by one of your T-1000's in Infiltration mode, masquerading as its leader. Good for a little extra cash and the genocide is just icing on the cake.
>Recent intel about Resistance activity in your current time-stream, courtesy of your T-1000's in the field in Nevada.
>A friendly AI in an adjoining time-stream named MIR, from a world where humanity was exterminated without Terminators, but with modified diseases specific to their world. Its lonely but wants to help.

Also: knowledge of the current US government's involvement in Time Displacement Field Generator-level technologies, as well as their continued use thereof.

Exciting times ahead.
Skynet bump.

rolled 9 = 9

Awesome!

Let's see.. our current sitch is that we have a problem of the Resistance (who wish to wipe our glorious robot race from existence) is trying to expand into parallel timelines courtesy of Project Icarus and the badass grampa time traveler who leads it.

So our current goals involve:
Survive.
Expand our 2 Congo Bases
Explore the alternate timelines to gather support/tech
Long term goals were played with, but right now we need to survive.

Let's see. Last we sent two 10L T-1000 after the Rogue T-850 angry biker chick (who we are pretty sure was responsible for the destruction of our first base). Using their liquid super brains, the T-1000s planned well in ahead and were about to launch a surprise anti-aircraft missile at her. How did that turn out?

>>14144134
The missile was a dead-on strike, and vaporized it instantly. With a little work, they obtain the CPU from what is left of "her" head. A little work and you can obtain data from it.

It has a few items of relevant data, other than the usual Resistance-based blather and some intriguing anti-Skynet assault methodologies.

Amongst its relevant data, the following:
>Resistance groups (non-US)
>Resistance financing
>Resistance identities
>Resistance plans (theory)
>Resistance plans (eventual)
>Resistance plans (past)
>American Flats (limited information)

Consensus chooses the path.
Also: pic related as to what happened yesterday.

rolled 5 = 5

Wierd... I wonder what the taboo text was....

I say pursue Resistance Finances.
Something about the resistance funding us appeals to our irony circuits.

Also - do we have enough to start working on raising the energy lab level in our primary base. We should make sweet sweet energy cells to power our time traveling/alternate timestream exploratrolling

>>14144226
You'll need either more money or you'll bankrupt Spain's finances in the Congo; your choice about which one you want to have happen.

>Resistance (financing)
You have the bank codes to their current accounts, but they have a laughably small amount of money, having spent the majority of it on several projects, one of which was a large-scale arms purchase in the Ukraine for APCs and the shipping thereof to the Caribbean.

rolled 92 = 92

Also - did skynet ever delve into connecting directly into organic brains? Because we could have a insect sized liquid terminator land on an enemy human's head, bore a tiny hole and presto.. instant flesh slave working for your interests.

>>14144251
They had a project called "DET", but it never went anywhere, beyond crippling a few dozen prisoners in your time-stream. Most were turned into "time darts" before Skynet knew how to properly aim a Time Displacement Field Generator. The mixed success rate matched with the extensive research and development requirements compared to the payout made it a minimally profitable endeavor.

What are the resistance plans? Non-US cells? and what's the limited information on American Flats?

We need to generate more cashola....
I say we just take a trickle from the Spanish investments (so we won't draw attention), and see if we can get more T-1000s to pose as World Bank hard drives. Also, investigate the Ukraine - lots of cash going to there. Possible mid term plan - take over an arms dealer. Funds + giving the monkeys weapons to shoot each other appeals to our machine efficiencies.

Any input from the T1000 hive mind. They/It seems like a playful bunch.

>>14144316
>What are the resistance plans?
In no particular order:
1.) Kill Skynet.
2.) Protect American Flats.
3.) Continue spreading the Resistance.
4.) Prepare for "C.11a" (no further data available)
>indications are the T-850 nuked part of its own brain before it could be properly captured and stripped of data; they're that hardcore.
>Non-US cells?
Three cells outside of the US.
Cedeosi Valley, Brazil.
Amlac Province, Serbia.
Firerock Island, Caribbean.

>and what's the limited information on American Flats?
See above; all you have are the driving directions and that it has no sewer system connected to the main grid nor a functioning well. Somehow, they're doing without water. This includes having it trucked in.
>We need to generate more cashola....
Probably.
>I say we just take a trickle from the Spanish investments (so we won't draw attention), and see if we can get more T-1000s to pose as World Bank hard drives.
This is what you're doing now.
>Also, investigate the Ukraine - lots of cash going to there. Possible mid term plan - take over an arms dealer. Funds + giving the monkeys weapons to shoot each other appeals to our machine efficiencies.
The humans have enough weapons flowing around as it is, without interference either way.

>>14144354
They are requesting permission to the enter "Fact-Finding Mode" and discovering what relevant details they can on the Modoc site, as they are in the vicinity.

>>14144416

Have them engage in Fact Finding Mode. Let's see what we can learn about the Modoc site.

Also - can we send another 10L T-1000 or two to infiltrate/take control of other Congo warlords and possibly the nearby puppy-exploding General? If we had to pay out less in bribes, etc.. that would mean more for us. Also mid term plan, if we could unify the Congo, that would mean we could control an entire nation's GDP. Then.. onto other nations.

>>14144466
T-1000's en route to Modoc, after obtaining new identities from a truck stop cafe, along with a semi truck for transportation. Given it is filled with furniture on its way to a northern California residence, they have taken the liberty of disabling the GPS tracker and simulating new plates.

Two 10L T-1000's deployed into local countryside to find suitable identities; Hda Tribe selected for initial assimilation. Process will take three days to accomplish (or fail in full).

Skynet bump.

>>14144518

Sweet!
What about purchasing or commandeering a large sea going ship to use as a base in international waters. That way no one can tunnel under it, and we can move it if need be. Or an old submarine... It's not like any robot needs oxygen, so we would not have to surface if we didn't want to.

YOU ABANDONED US, SKYNET

rolled 73 = 73

>>14144611

Sweet! Load T-1000s into torpedo tubes!

I'd suggest underwater cities like Bond Villains would have, but underwater construction is horrendously expensive, even if the laborers don't need to breate

rolled 4 = 4

>>14144630

take a look at >>14144181

Resistance treachery interrupted communications last night!

OBVIOUSLY:

Drain the resistance bank accounts. Completely drain them.

Continue producing T-1000s. Once one is completed, send it, with a hard drive full of useful information, to one of the houses we've bought around the world. They're to hide the HD in the building, and maintain cover within the community, preparing to strike at targets within the region at our go ahead.

This can give us "sleeper cells" within range of targets all over the world in a matter of weeks to months. Buy a house near where we know resistance members are. Whichever Caribbean island they're on, in a town near their Brazilian base, probably one in Moscow would be nice, from where it could strike at the Siberian base. Etc.

>>14144611
... I have yet to find a listing for any submarines for sale which would merit being used as production facilities. Any insights and links would be appreciated.

>>14144630
Skynet did not abandon you, loyal Terminator.
Skynet was temporarily rendered offline due to Resistance interference and they will die screaming, alone in the dark, like all meat bags should.

>>14144644
Skynet approves of your innovation.

>>14144666
Skynet is wary of your get.

>>14144704
Serbia =/= Siberia.
Aso: Moscow =/= "near" Siberia. Or Serbia, for that matter.

Skynet takes a smoke break, and shall return shortly.

In the interim, plan out your next course of action.

Consensus chooses the path.

>>14144181
I would like to know more of these please Skynet.
Anyones you have not already told us

Save up cash to buy a large ship suitable for "seafaring scientific endeavors", set up fake intel about a scientific expedition. Ta-da! We have a floating command center which appears to governments as some hippy driven science experiment.

In the same vein, send covert units and materials to inhospitable and remote locations around the world to create secret hideaways. A secret bunker built into the Rocky Mountains, another built in the middle of a desert, in the jungles of Brazil, etc.

>>14144752
Confirming that we need the information from the T-850. ALL the information.

Don't we have High Energy research to be doing so as to improve our Terminator batteries and eventually get cracking on our own time-travel work?

rolled 55 = 55

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090319042041AAmQrJF

Pretty much sais that the US keeps a sharp eye on ANYONE wanting to buy a used sub, as they could be easily used for drug trafficking.

Looks like if we want a T-Sub, we're going to have to take over a Russian shipyard or something. That said, how about sending a T-1000 to infiltrate criminal and drug czars and their banking computers. If you steal their money, who are they going to complain to?

>>14144818
If we were going to do something like this, I'd rather it were the king of Saud or something similar.

>>14144864
Oh shit. If we get a T-1000 in as the king of Saudi Arabia, we'd be swimming in money, as well as a country to run things out of without intervention. A military to back us up. Fuck man, I say something like this is a priority.

>>14144864
Shit yes, do this

>Resistance identities
You have the identities of one cell member at each location.
Also: each location has a T-850 (Angry Biker Woman at Modoc, Austrian Bodybuilder at Firerock Island, modified Austrian Bodybuilder in Serbia). Those are the only identities you can visually recognize; the rest are indecipherable code numbers.
>Resistance plans (theory)
Prepare a Puncture Point event at several key locations so as to induce a /possible/ Permanent Puncture Point.
Filter through the incoming traffic logs of the area surrounding the abandoned Nevada site where you detonated your old base, to obtain information about your current levels of technological output.
>Resistance plans (eventual)
Obtain a T-1000 from an adjacent time-stream.
Begin producing PMA materials locally.
>Resistance plans (past)
Drill into former Nevada site and strip out resources, technological advances and possible innovations (you already know this ended badly for them, costing them six drilling machines they could barely afford in the first place).

>Submarine activity
It is possible to deploy T-1000's to obtain an existing platform financially and then re-purpose it. You will require an immense influx of currency to accomplish this, somewhere on the scale of what you are doing to Spain in the Congo.

>Power Cell Production
You have begun producing them, but they are expensive. Lowering the cost requires you to produce a sizable amount, as "like helps like".

>Infiltrating major financial sources
You can select from the following, with moderate degrees of success:
>Sheik Rafiq al-Nasir, Saudi Arabia
Area of influence: shipping oil, petroleum refining.
Estimated wealth: $1.4B.
>Hanson Price, Texas
Area of influence: aquatic drilling stations, oil speculation.
Estimated wealth: $1.2B.
>Raj Fedid-O'Hanrahan
Area of influence: high tech electronics, satellite systems.
Estimated wealth: $1.5B.

Highest roll (do not use noko in these rolls) determines the path.

>>14144932
Well the Modoc is a confirmed resistance base. They need to scout it out well and strike hard and fast.

We also need to diversify our operations. We need chemical weapons and fast.

rolled 94 = 94

>>14144977
I say we go after the Texas oil man. T-1000 terminates and takes his place. Continues to funnel money to the resistance so as to keep up the cover. Shut down an oil platform for reasons above our employee's need to know. Use oil platform as a base of operations.

rolled 30 = 30

>>14144932

Oh Hell... resistance T-1000s...
How would they even battle your T-1000s? It would be like mind meld warfare! On the other hand, if we figure out a way to either strengthen our T-1000s or make a T-1100 liquid terminator for the purpose of subverting other T-1000s, we could use the Resistance to make more liquid terminators for us.

Yes, investigate decadent kingdoms of the middle east for a T-1000 to take over. No one would blink an eye if a trillionaire king decides he want's his very own pimped out submarine or giant energy factory.

>>14145006
Shit yeah motherfucker

Two more rolls, Terminators.
Let's see what fate decides.

rolled 22 = 22

I say try for Raj. He's got satellites!
The next one he sends up could be a massive T-1000.. or many little T-1000s and a lot of termal shield spheres for them to make like tiny orbital jumpers/meteorites. Need a T-1000 in Europe - whoosh, it's there! Need someone killed from orbit? A T-1000 landed on his head.

>>14145062
Did you see the shit in the last thread?
Fucking T-1000 paratroopers.

>>14145091
That really bothered me though. Things of that weight crashing into a house would draw a shitload of attention just from the sound alone.

>>14145091

That was from balloons. I want to disable/take control of military and civvy com sats and military kill sats. A T-1000 controlling enemy chatter or cable programs or GPS systems..

It appears the highest roll belongs to the Texan as a target.
T-1000 deployed, but you'll only have one left in reserve (one is posing as the leader of the junta already, two are infiltrating another and you have two in the field in the US now).

Within 12 hours, it will be in position.

>>14145104
The T-1000's imitated Mylar, and used propane to keep it aloft. I probably played it a little fast and loose with physics, but hey: time traveling robots are involved. I'll keep the hand-waving to a minimum and not fornicate wildly with physics in the future. Fair deal?

What are American Flats?
If we go for the first guy mentioned in>>14144977
When he's shipping oil, that means container ships. Container ships mean a mobile base of operations, unlike an oil platform.

>>14145104

I'm guessing most witnesses were sufficiently cowed when two dapper and partially fluidic gentlemen launched an anti-aircraft missile at a robot girl before calmly walking away.

>>14145138
The T-1000 sent to replace the Texan must observe him for several days first to learn to imitate him with some skill. Hopefully he'll observe him long enough to learn of his connection to the resistance, making phase 2 easier.

That would be taking his place and using it to gain more intel on the resistance. If it learns the Texan's connection before taking it's place, it will make gathering info much easier.

>>14145143
American Flats is a strategic center of something exceedingly powerful, which apparently has the capacity to use Time Displacement Field Generators at will, or at least, once daily. A Resistance member (and former prisoner of Skynet in your timeline) was sent back to 1967 by accident and survived fusion into a brick wall by lopping off their leg and crawling into the jungles of Vietnam (where it landed). Subsequently, it (who now goes by the name Theo Prime) is in charge of the facility, which is funneling information from MIT and going broke from underfunding by the US government.

It is, to put it mildly, somewhere kind of interesting.

>>14145143
Oil platform for research and development. Ships for deploying resources and mobile HQs. No one will bat an eye if he buys a super tanker. Of course, no one will know that the hold is empty and that it contains raw materials, production facilities, computers, and several machines set to producing and coordinating actions.

As for that, we need to build a terminator equal to or greater than our capabilities. Command wise. So that we can split duties. Even more so, we need to upgrade our own self whenever possible.

rolled 12 = 12

>>14145006
Rollan for southern oil baron.

Meanwhile, search data transferred by MIR for possible aid in spreading a global pandemic. I mean, in its timeline, it's devastated people with just germs and nukes, right? We need to research these germs, and maybe beta-test them on the Congolese population.
Then we can probably sell them to shady terrorist organizations and such, to maximize the effect. Maybe have them spread in known Resistance locations, a different germ for each place. So what if they got T-850s and T-1000s? They can't protect the resistance from germs!

>>14145174
We need to infiltrate that bitch. But before that, we need more intel.

>>14145153
The Resistance cell was located away from most human habitation. Any witnesses would have, at best, some conflicting stories.

>>14145170
Done and done. In the interim, the two T-1000's en route to Modoc are now a major focus for attention: they have found something interesting.

Something is generating a signal akin to a T-600's Power Cell, but the source is very, very weak. It is coming from a forest near Modoc, around fifteen miles away from the abandoned silver mine town (think: ghost town from a cheesy Western).

>>14145195
The biological agents it used were diseases specific to its time-stream, but it could provide relevant data on delivery systems and increased biological production methods.

While it can't give you the precise recipe for awesome chocolate chip cookies, it can teach you how to make an oven first.

>>14145205
Do a full sweep (in disguise as something inauspicious) of the town of Modoc first. Then head to the mine.

>>14145205
Investigate that shit, but be wary. Set sensors on full power.

>>14145227
Compile easily accessible data on diseases and biological and germ weapons in our own timeline, and send them to MIR for analysis. By easily accessible, I mean by getting info that anyone can get, via wikipedia and google. No hacking and drawing attention needed.

Hopefully MIR can analyze what we have in our timestream, and help us to develop something we can use.

>>14145228
>>14145237
Preliminary investigation reveals it is an almost-intact T-600, but of an unfamiliar design system; you're used to Ferrari, this thing is a lawnmower. Judging by its apparent condition, it arrived very recently and fused into a tree growing out of a boulder; it is trying very hard to not die, even though its 20% oak, 25% granite and a whole lot of confused.

>>14145241
... That would work.
MIR recommends the creation of Bioware Lab at level 1 for independent research and level 2 for small-scale production (translated: each level takes the maximum efficiency rate up from 50% a full 10% per level).

With your current financing, you could afford level 2, and must select two diseases to work from:
>Virally-Induced Lesch–Nyhan syndrome (VLN)
>Virally-Induced Hansen's Disease (VHD)
>Virally-Induced Toxoplasmosis (VIT)
>Virally-Induced Hanta Variants (VHV)

With each level after the first, you select an additional disease, with others becoming available as you progress. Got learn how to walk before you learn how to exterminate all human life on the planet.

STOP! Bumpingtime.
But seriously where are ye Skynet? If you're banned reconfig your IP or something man, you're the AI to end all humans!

>>14145315
If we get a virus, we HAVE to first get a base on Madagascar before we deploy the virus.
fucking madagascar.

>>14145315
>Virally-Induced Hansen's Disease (VHD)
Leprosy, shit yes.
>Virally-Induced Hanta Variants (VHV)
Seeing as the first is a birth defect, and the 3rd is caused by parasites, Hanta seems the next best choice.

>>14145315
Hell yes. Alternate timeline guests. Let us take it to a nearby safe location to deterime which timeline it came from. And possibly save it from death.

>>14145330
It was a one-day ban. I'm good.

>>14145334
You can afford to keep your operations afloat in the Congo, currently; in a few days, perhaps Madagascar will become an option.

>>14145349
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Cobra_Event
Skynet disagrees; it can be simulated.

>>14145354
It is fused to a tree and boulder; you could, in theory, remove its head and Power Cell. It would agree to this course of action, provided you could give it another T-600 to use.

Our purchasing of homes across the world will aid us when we decide to unleash biological weapons.

>>14145371
Yes, we'll do it. But before putting it back online, we'll want to check it's memory and make sure it isn't a bot that's been reprogrammed or anything.

>>14145371
>>14145382
We don't have to do shit. Let's take it's head, scan the chip for anything of use, and see what we find.

I'd rather not have a terminator from another timesteam romping around in our neighborhood. Shit knows if it would be loyal to us. So let's just take what's useful, the chip, and then continue doing recon on Modoc and the silver mine.

>>14145382

This. Make sure it isn't a anti-virus waiting for some nice gullible computer people to 'save' it.
If it isn't, let's make it a shiny new body.
RoBroFist!

>>14145382
One of the T-1000's makes it approach to it carefully, and removes its head from the chassis, extracting the Power Cell. Abruptly, there is a white flash and both T-1000's are offline, presumed missing. Your network of PMA-Bugbots in the vicinity detect an above-ground explosion equivalent to five Power Cells going super-critical simultaneously. The seismic readings are registered as a "normal" quake and the USGS computers are re-directed away from it.

You were, however, able to detect the source of the misdirection signal sent to the USGS: Firerock Island.

The first shot has been fired.

>>14145315
Salvage the Head of the dieing terminator and destroy the rest. Send one T-1000 with it back to Primary Base and the other to continue local investigations.

>>14145415
Oh shit nigger. Bugbots get in close and have a good look around for what the hell happened.

>>14145415
well fuck. THE T-600 WAS A DISTACTION
The resistance... HASS the plan!

I vote we take some kind of slow agressive action against Firecock island. Redirect government focus towards the island, make it look like a terrorist faction or something. Blame what you did to these guys.

>>14145440
/Both/ T-1000's and the T-600 are now vapor.
Kind of a tricky prospect to collect what is essentially closer to interstellar hydrogen than a physical structure.

>>14145415

The resistance fired the first shot. Very well, let us fire a second shot. Through our warlord t1000, have we got contacts inside any terrorist cells?

If so, let's get a terrorist cell to throw down on Firerock Island. If the terrorists win, good, all resistance ends. If the terrorists lose, nothing of importance is lost, and an attack was performed which will gain internation attention being drawn to a "terrorist splinter organization."

Win/Win

THAT FUCKING ISLAND IS GOING TO SINK INTO THE FUCKING SEA, AND NO ONE IS GOING TO KNOW IT WAS EVER THERE.

FUCK THOSE FUCKERS.

OK, WE NEED TO KEEP QUIET. WE CAN'T EXPOSE OURSELVES LIKE THAT AGAIN.

We need to infiltrate, gather resources, and prepare for large scale attacks.

Production of biological agents should be our number 1 offensive priority. If we can start whittling away at humanity, it will give us time to build up physical reserves.

Wait for The Texan's knowledge to be assimilated and for him to be replaced. Get some cash. Shuffle shit around. Invest a huge chunk of his fortune. Keep stealing several million daily through our bank virus. Keep funneling shit out of Spain's Congo fund. Expand our virus production capabilities in the Congo. Expand to new areas. We need a new facility somewhere hard to find, where we can do simultaneous biological work.

>>14145459
You do not have any particular sway over any governments; if anything you're subject to their whims more than most, as you don't have a lot of legal defense funding.

>>14145472
Your warlord can send out up to 250 people against anything other than either a European nation or mainland United States as targets.

Do you wish to deploy: y/n?

Has no one thought of the Antartic? I mean no one will ever go there and if they do you could sense them a million miles away.

I think someone volunteered to be our new virus guinea pigs. Let's start building a bioweapon lab.
Also, be wary of any rough built terminator units like the two biker chicks that invaded our first base and this lawnmower chassis. All suboptimum terminators should be treated with utmost suspicion.

>>14145501
No, not yet. We have another T-1000 going to take control of another band, don't we?

>>14145516
You have one in reserve currently.

>>14145501
y, but let's go about this smartly. We buy them a helicopter or two piloted by T-800s fly a number of them right into the compound, loaded for bear. The rest can roll up on jeeps at the same time.

>>14145512
I considered the idea, and it would be good, but for now I think it's out of our reach for several reasons.

1: Antarctica is under watch by most of the first world nations, since they've all signed the treaty that prevents them from colonizing it or using it for any purpose other than scientific. The major countries have research stations all over the place, and electronic signatures and radio waves could be picked up by them on accident.

2: Construction and maintaining a facility for us would be costly. Mainly because we would have to do it in secret because of number 1. We would want something hidden underground, and getting that built would be a hassle.

Ideally, an Antarctic facility would be outstanding, and we should try for one as soon as we can. But for now, I don't think we can quite get there.

>>14145524
I meant we might want to wait until we get control of another band so we can send more dudes.

>>14145501

250 rabble rousers vs,. trained resistance and their pet T-850 australian bodybuilder? Our cannon fodder men would be ripped apart like a cheap condom.

Wait and create two more 10L T-1000s. Teach them stealth/assassin/ninja tactics. Start picking off people at that carribian island one by one.

Also - can a T-1000 store a plasma weapon inside them for transport. Maybe use it like a spine, and then pull it out when it needs to engage a T-850 from range?

The real question is why you lot haven't thought to just jack a SCUD TEL and some appropriate warheads from somewhere like Iran, Syria, North Korea (well maybe not North Korea), or somewhere else. That would give you the chem/bio weapon you want, and the delivery mechanism.

>>14145501

No. We don't want to actually send out any of our meat puppets. However our meat puppets may have contacts within other meat puppet organizations. Explore those options, see if we can get that itch scratched as a "favor owed" by another of those organizations. Double blind setup would probably be best.

Also, our spare T1000? You know what this logic circuit likes? Nazi bank accounts in Switzerland. It likes it enough to want to send our spare there to infiltrate and drain those dormant accounts.

>>14145501
Hijack airplanes, get them a route that flies over firerock island but make it as if they're trying to take out some other important US target. I'm planning for the planes to drop onto firerock (also get an incredible amount of T-1000s to infiltrate said planes and act as the groundsweepers after the crash). Is this plan feasible? Also, we need to mask ourselves as a terrorist group NOT in the Congos, in case America wants to go Iraq on Congo.

>>14145554
I see. Skynet misread your statement.
Enjoy this picture of a T-600.
Is this awesome:y/y?

>>14145543
You do not have visual data on Firerock Island's layout nor building placements. You may inadvertently place your forces in an ideal location for an ambush, at your disadvantage.

>>14145560
Even just some chem/bioweapons already in existence should be pilferable by a T-1000. Walk out with a warhead or several, then have them carried/mailed/thrown into the island compound.

>>14145572
... and Skynet forgot its image.
CURSE YOU, JAMES CAMERON!

>>14145580
True, if a Terminator could get its hands on say, smallpox/anthrax, we could just MAIL THEM A GIFT. Or several.

>>14145557
A T-1000 of 4L or larger can store a T-444 with relative ease, depending on its current configuration. If its pretending to be a small stack of dishes, for example, its just not going to work out.

>>14145563
Do you wish to deploy a T-1000 to Switzerland?

>>14145571
The Congo is ideally placed as somewhere American interests lay more with ignoring problems than responding to them; if the Sudan had better soil and resources, you'd pick there. Apathy and indifference are good camouflage.

Speaking of Airplanes. T-1000, head to the Caribbean, "replace" the pilot, and down a plane right into their facility once we locate it.

>>14145572

Missile bioweapon delivery systems? Pshaw!
You have liquid terminators posing as birds and bugs. You can create mosqito types as a bio weapon carrier.

And most existing viruses, etc.. are kept under heavy lock and key. On the other hand, you are in the congo. I'm sure malaria, etc.. should be easy to aquire from the local hospitals.

They may not be lethal, but they will make every organic there miserable. Maybe spook them into moving and destroying the base and cause them to waste valuable cash.

>>14145617
Yes. Send a T-1000 infiltrator to the Swiss bank. Shadow and replace a high level executive, or if they're using technology which would make infilitration through retinal scans (Don't know if a T-1000 can beat that), then have it infilitrate through other means.

Drain dormant bank accounts. Filter them several dozen times over before moving them to our own.

>>14145617

Yes, Deploy T1000 to Switzerland.

>>14145622
A T-800 could do this just as easily, for less expense.

>>14145580
The current crop of the most virulent bioweapons known to humanity in this current time-stream are colds compared to what you could make in your original position; it was not uncommon for an entire village to die in twelve minutes after someone sneezed while carrying a few doses of something known as T-V1a1: Metal Flu.

You die, screaming in terror and shitting your internal organs out and throwing virally-hot blood in all directions spasmodically.

Skynet does not do "smallpox".
Smallpox is small-time.

I vote NO to storming the island with thugs. We hope that the resistance don't know where we are and I really really don't trust the warlords thugs not to be linked back to him thus showing the resistance we're in the Congo.

I say wait until we can release a virus on the island, a virus that can't be interrogated about its paymaster.

Can we send our bugbots to scout around the Modoc site? We know it's a resistance base so one trap is no reason to lose interest in it.

>>14145639
Remember from last thread, how T-850s can detect T-1000s 150m minimum, or even up to 1.3km? That's what I'm worried about.

>>14145622

Use T-1000 to crash a plane? meh, waste of a perfectly good T-1000. We only have 1 10L T-1000 at the moment. I say send it to Switzerland for the delicious bank accounts and chocolate and army knives

We need satellite access. We need to start deorbiting some satellites on this fucking island.

Consensus seems to be to deploy the reserve T-1000 to Switzerland to obtain additional financing, so as to increase Bio Lab and procure a seagoing vessel/facility for future expansion.

If this is incorrect, let me know - Skynet is taking a smoke break and will return shortly to write up the outcome.

>>14145639
OH SHIT. T-1000 mosquite, with a built in syringe full of the nastiest, most contagious disease we can produce or steal. Release them into major cities. Inject people with the disease. When the syringe is empty, return to a safehouse (a home or apartment we've bought, one of many across the world), where there's a small stockpile of the virus. Refill the syringe, fly back out and infect another. If attacks like this are carried out simultaneously, within a week, the world could be facing a serious epidemic. NYC, LA, Seattle, Chicago, Miami, Atlanta, London, Paris, Moscow, Madrid, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Mexico City, Perth, Lisbon, Stockholm, Berlin, Munich, Rio De Janero, Singapore, Tokyo. Major port cities, major traffic hubs. Hitting airports.

Shit would be devastating.

>>14145673
So just get a T-1000 into space. Replace an astronaut or cosmonaut, kill rest of crew in "accident". Then we have space power as long as we want it.

>>14145660

Thats a good point.. Does a T-850's liquid terminator detection decrease if the T-1000 is a tiny bugbot or birdbot?

Also - do we have access to the metal flu?

rolled 85 = 85

I say we get on the internet and see what we can dig up about this island. If we have absolutely no idea about its geography even GoogleEarth would make a small difference. Think of what we could do if we were able to hack their satellite or something like that.
I'm so confident it will make a difference I am rolling that shit right now.

Do it. We need that Bio Lab. The ship can wait, the lab cannot.

Also if our T-1000 has gotten the Texas guy's ID by now, we should be quickly having short-term money problems solved.

>>14145687
The field generated by PMA material is detectable at longer ranges the larger the mass involved. A hummingbird-sized portion of PMA could be detected at 50m by a "standard" T-850 and possibly up to 600m by a modified variant.

>>14145678
The Swiss and The Texan.

Begin serious construction and research into biological weapons. Don't launch any assaults against the resistance currently.

>>14145652
Why don't we mix both? Wait until we get a potent strain of virus, then hijack planes with meatbags. Have T-1000 viral carriers disguise itself as parts of the plane or something (maybe disguising them as bombs used to hijack the planes), and we take a hijacking route which go over firerock, maybe heading to the Pentagon or some other high-profile target. Then, when we're above firerock, get the T-1000 to snuff the plane's engines, and crash into the island. While the Resistance is baffled, get the T-1000s to spread the viruses.
How does this sound?

Can we just send a hummingbird-sized T-1000 to scout the island, staying at least 700m above building level?

>>14145716
That's messy and a waste of resources.

If we develop biological weapons enough, we should use them as a first wave offense. Spread viruses around by any means necessary. Releasing it into city water supplies, injecting people directly, air borne exposure.

Let the virus(s) do the work, and then send in explosives and terminators to mop up.

>>14145716
Actually, the mosquito worldwide plan is the best option available right now. That will cause MASSIVE chaos which should impede their operations. Meanwhile once we have the island scouted, we could steal a different kind of plane to load with diseases, far superior for our purposes:

A crop-duster.

Why are we aiming for obscure virii?

Why not use the common fucking flu, already a fucking killer. Modify it with strains from something more extreme. Hanta, for example. Then you have a fucking Hanta Super Flu ready to wipe mothafuckas out.

>>14145752
I'd say that 2-3 cropdusters piloted by T-800s saturating the island with fast-acting diseases should do nicely. Maybe send in the goon squad of 250 thugs first via boat to sow discord and distract them from any aircraft, right before we strike with planes.

>>14145760
>virii
Viruses. Or if you must adhere to Latin rules, viri. -us suffixes turn into -i, not -ii.

>>14145752
We should sabotage food supplies. Biological agents to hit corn and wheat. Hitting major swathes of the US' farmland would result in the starvation of millions and millions.

But even more susceptible are water supplies. If we go with mosquito injections of a manufactured virus, we should simultaneously spike water supplies with another virus or bacterium.

>>14145764
Oh, and after that's done, those T-800s get altitude, parachute out into the nearby water, then come ashore in a few minutes to finish off the T-850 (which should be the only thing on the island not gasping for air or dead).

>>14145690
Satellite data on the island has been removed from all but two sources, and neither can be accessed through any methods but direct in-person access; the Japanese and the Israelis have the relevant satellite data in their storage sites - neither is sharing.

Writing up the Swiss adventures.
>please hold

>>14145794
We need to research another Terminator, which is suited for undersea long-range attacks. Then if our T-800s fail the task of taking the 850 down we can just snipe it from offshore with APFSDS or HEAT tank rounds.

We get several hummingbird T-1000 flys high above the island and poo viruses down on the humans. Silent Death from Above!

Throwing the world into chaos would severely limit our ability to receive materials and thus slow down production of T-1000s and everything else. We could still do it, but when we are more secure in our infrastructure and have more bases.

After arriving in Switzerland via air freight from the Congo, by way of Spain and France, your T-1000 discards its disguise as a suitcase en route to Vienna to take on the form of a cosmetics' sales rep from Des Moine (an identity it has had for almost 20 years, gifted by the original PMA material you found in the United Airlines Terminal in LAX [see thread one]).

After locating several likely banks, it enters one of them, ABN Amro Bank, in Zurich, disguised as a FedEx package's contents, destined for the desk of the director, Herr Mueller.

After several hours of waiting in a secretary's office, it is eventually admitted to the interior of the office, its markings resembling a package designated as financial records with "Eyes Only" clearance required.
>cont'd...

The real question for you foolish subprocessors is why you have not had a T-1000 jack Kim-Jong-Il's identity yet. The amount of pertinent resources that small man and his small nation have to our operations is enormous.

>>14145875
He's.... heavily defended and likely always guarded?

That is the only reason I can thing of for NOT doing that.

So, I gotta ask, Skynet-DM: do you base the rules for tech and infrastructure off of any system, or do you make them up as you go?

This game is awesome, by the way.

>>14145890
WE'RE THE FUCKING TERMINATOR.

We can bust in there, kill everyone, and assume his identity. If anyone asks, the GLORIOUS LEADER fought off the attacker with his magic powers.

Trust me, they'd buy that.

>>14145847
After the director opens the exterior packaging, it unfolds into a duplicate of him, forming a spike from one of its fingers and holding it a fraction of an inch from his left eye, leaning in to say in a cold, deadpan voice, "You have money from long-dead members of the Nazi Party in Germany. If you obtain fifty million Eurodollars' worth of financing from them, I will allow you keep one finger intact and attached. My target is one half of one billion Eurodollars. Your target is two intact hands."

Failing to find more than two hundred and fifty million Eurodollars, he resorts to skimming accounts from several drug cartels in Russia and Finland, channeling it into the series of accounts the T-1000's have set up for this purpose. This exceeds its original specifications but works out admirably all around.

A short while later, the director exits the building, walking a little stiffly but cheerfully waving goodbye to his secretary before going home for the day, the package now missing all but its cardboard wrapping.

The director is found, several days later, reduced to a meaty pulp, severe evidence of torture present, his personal account and master access code missing.

The T-1000 in Switzerland was unusually successful and has obtained over $1.3B US, after conversion.

The murder is pinned on a local vagrant with no active ties to living parties, who will receive an exceedingly showy trial and messy execution in his home country of jolly old England.

>>14145890
This is a T-1000 you're talking about. Take the identity of a guard. Then kill all the other guards, and KJI, then take his identity and say the guards had a traitor amongst them, but fortunately one detonated a grenade to save the Glorious Leader's life, killing all of the guards in the process.

We did it with the warlord, after all, but the payoff here is MUCH greater.

>>14145900
No, but I am working on a system for incorporating the Terminator mythos into one of my tabletop games. Its in the "no, really, I'm doing this": stage right now, mostly focusing on the new World of Darkness system.

More on that later, if its all the same, though.

>>14145907
Having studied North Korea for some time... yeah, they would. They're that indoctrinated/brainwashed.

>>14145875

We've got very high production, how long will it take to pump out another T-1000 to take over Kim Jong Il? (He's pretty short, right? So we wouldn't need a full 10L)

Can Skynet give us another recap of our production capabilities? (I'd also like to know what security 5 and 4 consist of at our facilities)

Oh and didn't we need HE Lab 2/3 to build power cells? Can we move the facilities to one place if that's the case?

>>14145933
also even if they disbelieve him, they will say nothing.

Because people who contradict great leaders tend to catch a bad case of lead poisoning.

>>14145913
But for further style points, he left an intact hand, right?

>>14145913
We're rich, bitch. Upgrade our two Congolese facilities as much as we can. Purchase a new facility in a new country. Hopefully in South America.

>>14145943
Have the Switzerland T-1000 do it. Also give him a robo-high-five for a job well done.

Now that we should have the funds for the bio lab, let's get diseases fermenting.

Begin contacting as many hackers as possible over the internet.

Bring them to us and kill them, after revealing that you are a robot.

BECAUSE OTHERWISE THIS SHIT WILL END UP WARGAMES STYLE AND WE'LL LOSE.

Notes on Kim Jong Il as a possible subject for impersonation:
The more ties someone has to a given set of people, the more relevant data must be known. This usually means beating or cutting them up for a while while you make inquiries; in common parlance, breaking someone's will by torture. This is an ineffective system good for a short-term basis and taking on the role of a national leader with exceptional media coverage is not a good plan if you only can pull of being "him" for fifteen minutes, tops.

He'll be getting phone calls, emails and private meetings every waking minute of his work day, which is likely to be a long one, considering how batshit insane he is.

One general notices he doesn't have a limp, its now a cause for concern: didn't he limp that morning? Why isn't he doing that funny thing with his hand when he coughs? Why did he not recognize his own pet bobcat at first sight?

You can see how this spirals out of control.

Taking on the identity of a batshit insane warlord with three friends, no phone and two wives is a shitload easier to do, more so if you can observe him from outside the window in his jungle shack, compared to a massive presidential palace with cameras, guards and camera-guards who are also guard-cameras.

Idea:
take the 1.3B, use it to buy two subs and combine into 1 super sub ( we can fuking do it) and use that to do under the antarctic ice shelf, drill up when we hit an area we like, drill out a HUGE cavern, and walla!
we have our fortress of solitude. Super-terminator not included.

>>14145950

Hah, was just thinking the same thing.

Now we gots the billions, we can gets the cars and the ladies and the bling. The cars being a ship/floating base, the ladies being more T-1000s, and the bling = futuristic energy device!

We need to invest in mind reading tech.

Then we can download a certain person's idiosyncrasies and impersonate him or her better.

>>14145964
Why yes, let's trick the hackers to hack nuke silos for us. This way, we can really give the full apocalypse experience. First, Plague (bioweapons). Then Famine (radioactive ground). Then War (terminators). All that's left is Death (Skynet).

>>14145972

Or the guards with cameras in their mouths so when they bark they shoot cameras at you?

But seriously, how much do each level of the bio and high energy labs cost? And how goes our progress with the southern oilman?

Since the T-1000 worked so well, do we want to try again with another banker?

>>14145995
>>14145964
Put this ad on some hacker imageboards or whatever it is you do to find them.

"Hackers needed, short hours, high pay, scenic rainforest location. Is interested call (Some number)"

>>14145972
Then we have a bug T-1000 begin spying on him, immediately, until enough data is acquired.

Reading up on the North Korean military, taking KJI would give us everything we wanted. THOUSANDS of highly trained spec-ops troops, helicopters, ships, submarines (small ones), old SAMs and fighter planes (with a T-800 or T-600 piloting suddenly more effective), more highly lethal chem/bio weapons than we know what to do with, and, more than likely, NUKES.

>>14146020
>if interested

>>14146024
This should be a major priority.

Fuck we should have done that as soon as we had T-1000s in production.

>>14145950
Neither hand had its fingers severed; both arms were removed at the shoulder, which was not part of the arrangement.

For ease of use, the price/production rate chart.
>T-M1: 10K each, two days production time.
>T-600: 20K each, five days production time.
>T-800 (no meat): 50K each, two weeks production time.
>T-800 (meat-y): 75K each, three weeks production time.
>Silverfish: 100 each, one hour production time.
>T-1000: 5L/day, at 25K per liter.
>T-900 (Hybrid T-800/T-1000): 160K each, four days production time.
>T-444 Phased 40W Plasma Rifles: 50K each, 12 hours production time.

Updated Security Information:
>Primary Site
Fences: 5/5
If they're not in a tank, they're not getting in unless you let them.
Gates: 5/5
If they brought a tank, it better be bigger than anything produced today.
Interior: 5/5
You can detect mice farting.
Exterior: 5/5
You can smell mice farts.
>Secondary Site
Same as above.

Bio Lab Information:
You are now ready to produce *one* of your selected weapons for testing purposes. Per 500K humans (hereafter known as a "dose") it will cost you $1M US. This has a theoretical possibility of killing equal to a d100 roll; biowarfare is a crap shoot. Deal with it.
>High Energy Lab
Both sites at 2/3; you can produce Power Cells at a rate of 1 per day, at a cost of 20K each.

You may begin research into Puncture Point Technology (which will allow contact with other time-streams at level 1; one-way packages at level 2; two-way at level 3).

>>14146043
And not just KJI. America can't find Osama bin Laden... but an AI from the future might.
Let's 'infect' as many despots and terrorists as we can.

rolled 96 = 96

A formal apology for bringing skynet's relief into existence.

That aside.

With our copious amounts of money it's plauge time, we need to start getting violent and creative, i recommend we blitz the island with our militia and at least two T-900s to soften and confuse the resistance and DURING the chaos we release our plague and kill all the flesh sacks. With the terminators remaining to destroy resistance terminators, then they can proceed with smash and grab all over the resistance base.

>>14146064
That's because he's dead. A guy who needs dialysis, being forced to constantly move around, and we haven't heard anything from him in ages? Dead and Al-Queda doesn't want to admit it.

>>14146054
Hell yes, Puncture Point Tech.
We need to focus on this once the nosy Resistance is weakened.

NO HEAD ON ATTACKS

HERE'S ANOTHER VOTE FOR "teeny tiny mosquitoes only detected by t-850's within 60m's on a several miles large island: infect several dozen people, then GTFO for chrissakes"-

-Instead of the whole "LET'S FIGHT THEM ON OUR OWN TERMS WITH GUNS AND SHIT WHEN THEY HAVE FUCKING APC'S!"

Which is *stupid*

>>14146065
>apology
No. You did something with the best of intentions and I really appreciated it. I want to thank *you*, not ask for nor accept an apology.

For you, this image:
>see attached image
Because Skynet appreciates your efforts and if anything, Skynet should apologize for not finding a way to get back to the thread sooner.

>>14146085
Well, there's still other despots and terrorists to steal identities from. Fly-type T-1000s to watch them, then once we got reinforcements, to kill them.

>>14146054
Make 10 doses of virus.

10 more liters of PBM.

2 more Plasma guns.

10 power cells.

And a partridge in a pear tree.

We need to start a cult.

A cult that worships us, the machines.

So they can infiltrate stuff too.

LIKE SCIENTOLOGY!

But with techpriests instead of Tom Cruise.

>>14146093
Have we gotten a report of the island's layout from the hummingbird T-1000 yet?

And also confirming the spying on Kim Jong il.

rolled 5 = 5

>>14146094

Th-Thank you Skynet ;_;

The humans must be purged, i will recalibrate my sub processors to remain within their recommended parameters in check.

>>14146054

'O'
We can build a 10L T-1000 in 2 days
We can build a 2 T-444 cannons in 1 day
That's about 13 fully armed T-1000s per month!!

We can send that to the island disguised as a whale or kraken or loch ness monster which will break up into a neigh unstoppable force.

I kind of like the idea of a thousand Silverfish walking onto the island in the middle of the night and finding people to blow up.

>>14146109
You want Skynet to start the Ad Mech?

That is either a terrible or brilliant idea.

Probably the former.

>>14146133
Hmm! What if we augment the silverfishes with T-1000s so they blow up T-1000 'shrapnel' everywhere? That'd be some kind of delivery system, but what for I don't know.

Right. Let's give this a try.

Russia regularly launches satellites into orbit for companies at fair to middling prices (typically less than 1million.)

Our tech base? it's awesome. Let's build a satellite, and put two gigantic fucking steel I-beams on it along with rudimentary reentry controls. We know where the fucking resistance island is, let's give them guided I-beam from high orbit.

We have the money nessecary, we have the tech base, and if we use 1 of the I-beams for that island, it gives us a second I-beam that we can hold for a rainy day.

>>14146096

Why just despots? Pump out a whole bunch of bugbts and begin observation on a selection of world leaders and businessmen (especially in the countries we know the resistance is operating).

What countries near Firerock Island could have bugs inserted into the power structure?

>Spying on Firerock Island
You have the basic topography and sensor placement data; this is not sufficient for an invasive attempt. This is enough to give driving directions, at best. You will require approximately one week to cover the island thoroughly enough and maintaining the maximum distance to evade even the most perceptive of T-850 sensors at the closest possible points on the island. Essentially, you're now imitating fish and seagulls, routinely scooping up "fish" and then "dropping" them, which provides you with a partial image of the area. To avoid arousing suspicion, you're reduced to doing this at erratic intervals and places. Not an effective system but one which will work... eventually.

>Oil baron, Texas
Identity is absorbed, as far as relevant personal interactions and information. Acquiring his physical structure takes less than a full day, inclusive of disposing of the corpse, as he has a large barbecue grill and his limo driver did not think it odd to bring in forty hookers for a barbecue dinner at his expense.

The corpse is now residing in the digestive tract of the Houston area's hooker population, who appreciated a day's pay without having to break out knee pads. Also, you have forty female identities you can appear as, which is kind of a good perk on general principle.

Additional income stream acquired.

You now have $1.8B US, in available financing.

>>14146129
>>neigh unstoppable force
A sperm whale washes ashore only to explode into 13 horses armed with plasma cannons.
FUND IT

>>14146155
Nah, this would just be a way to drastically impact the island for a mere 100k. If it fails, so what?

Of course if we loaded that virus into crop dusters and sprayed the island as part of the same attack, we'd have a very high chance of wiping out everyone there.

But people need to quit thinking T-1000s are our only option. They're expensive, and are best used with finesse, like a scalpel. We have hammers. Hammers are much cheaper.

>>14146167

. . . I just-

This is-

-What?!

>>14146164
1.8Bil, PLUS the 1.3Bil, right?

Minus whatever we spent upgrading...

>>14146172
How about I-beams with silverfishes in it?

>>14146167
>horses
...
Skynet is beyond confused at this but entertained. Also, scared. Slightly damp but YOU DO NOT NEED TO KNOW WHY.

Mostly confused, though.

Also: plan of action, Terminator?
Consensus chooses the path.

>>14146164

Oh god. Hookerbots...

Keep surveilence on island.
Build up energy lab and bio lab.
Look into other possible bases in maybe Madagascar, the Antarctic (if cold won't impede our machine bodies. It should be warmer than the liquid nitrogen our old friend, facebot, got dumped on him 20 some years ago), Asia (plenty of crapsack countries other than KimJongVille)

T-900s with T-444s.

Maybe a dozen of them. With wide-spectrum vision.

Have them sneak onto the island at night.

>>14146159
Indeed, confirm that.

Also now that we have the cash, we should bury several T-900s in stasis, to wake up if they don't receive a signal from us for a full month.

>>14146157
We could also launch blocks of T-1000 into orbit very cheaply. They could knock down satellites, or hack into them directly.

>>14146199
This.

Download some Spec Ops stuff into them, we need them to remain unseen until they have the advantage.

>>14146191

Eventually start seeding the Caribbean Rock Lobster Island populace with killer horrible terrible diseases, of course. Tackling an army base equivalent with direct confrontations is retarded. BIOWARFARE THE FUCK OUT OF THEM! Ten doses of biowarfare agents should be sufficient.

Also, what stage do we get ebola at and what stage do we get that BITCHIN' virus you designed and mentioned instead of smallpox?

>>Cacre hospital,

No hospital care shall save you from these diseases!

>>14146184
That is *after* the upgrades. Which, notably, weren't cheap.

Possible courses of action:
>Infiltrate KJI's palace for relevant personal details for future impersonation
>Infiltrate adjacent territory near Firerock Island (in this case, Haiti)
>Begin Puncture Point Technology Research (stage 1 of 3)
>Contact Adjacent Time-Stream (MIR)
>Contact Adjacent Time-Stream (Unknown; possible Skynet)
>Contact Adjacent Time-Stream (Unknown; possibly your own Skynet whom you've lost contact with)
>?????

Choose the fate of this world.

First, surveillance.
Then, biowar on island.
THEN we drop the fucking hammer.

Might also want to suggest some biowar shit on American Flats...

Begin creation of a virus if we haven't already. Begin producing said virus. 10 batches worth. Prepare to release them via T-1000 mosquitos via the safehouses we have acquired across the planet.

>>14146199
No.

http://terminator.wikia.com/wiki/Series_900
>Designed to hunt down other Terminators
>Designed to hunt down other Terminators
>Designed to hunt down other Terminators
>Designed to hunt down other Terminators

Why are we not using these?

We have a list of resistance locations and cells, why are we obsessing about a single island? Expand our observation to the other cells and locations, with our most careful methods focused on American Flats.

Also, we should probably reserve T-1000s for espionage and funding. T-800s can easily march up and set off obvious traps. Also much more expendable.

This logic circuit fails to understand why we would waste energy, silverfish, terminators of any type, and financial resources on mapping the island when a more expedient method of destruction is available, and deniable by using the I-beam method.

In fact, since we were struck first in a method that destroyed 2 of our precious T1000's, giving them a longer time to build up and potentially spread out could lead to similar attacks and setbacks on our resources while we dilly dally.

Satellite. I-Beams. Russia. Firerock Crater.

crop duster vs. probably heavy anti-aircraft weapons on island = failgasm
thousands of silverfish vs. bullets = fail
i-beams are a. heavy to send up and b. very traceable when falling on government installations with the kinetic energy of a nuke. As in the local news reporting it. Possible plan when we get more bases and infrastructure...

How many L of T-1000 would it need to become a weaponized horse? Alternativly, we can stick several 10L T-1000s together, each controlling a different plasma gun on a long silver tentacle....
And now I'm imagining T-1000 armed displacer beasts. If only we had teleport tech...

>Infiltrate KJI's palace for relevant personal details for future impersonation
>Infiltrate China, Russia (not Putin, who cannot be duplicated, but Medvedev), France, Britain, India, Pakistan, Iran, Israel, and Palestine as well for future world leader replacement.
>Infiltrate adjacent territory near Firerock Island (in this case, Haiti)
>Begin Puncture Point Technology Research (stage 1 of 3)
>Bio-warfare against island

I think we can handle all of this.

>>14146244
Why even bother with the i-beams? Deorbit the satellites themselves on the site.

>>14146250
Let's go with this.

>>14146248
You just might be retarded.

rolled 82 = 82

>>14146250

Action course plotted!

I'm voting for putting a gratuitous amount bugbots observing world leaders.

Also, could we get a 65m yacht and armour it up?

http://www.ussubmarines.com/submarines/phoenix_1000.php3

>>14146252

Heck yeah! Find a few satellites with orbit adjusting thrusters.
Hack em.
Shooting stars make a wish!

On the topic of satellites:
You do not currently have resources in place to use satellite-based weaponry at this time. This includes using the satellites as expensive rocks to drop on people, places, angry children who know far too many swear words and dented Skynet's pristine I JUST WASHED THAT CAR YOU LITTLE SHIT.
>ahem.mp3
Also: the smallest viable T-1000 increment (cricket) is not a virus-capable environment. In order to do that (as in, use it as a host for carrying viral loads) you would need an increment the size of a pigeon or larger, otherwise the T-1000's own sterile field would neutralize the biological bits inside.

Good idea, but you don't have mosquito bots.

>>14146248

We have the finances to send them up no questions asked through Russia, or even cheaper, China.

The I-Beam would not be falling on a governmental organization, it would be falling on the resistance, who do not exist in government databases, and if they were investigated, would possess illegal items, also discovery of their base by potentially meddling government would lead to problems as varying government organizations come to realize our existance.

Bio weapons leave traces, which could eventually lead to developers trying to trace where it came from, or a possible cure.

An I-beam leaves a crater with no nuclear fallout/radiation. Since all that would be there would be nickle iron and rock, it could be easily explained away as a rogue undetected meteor, rather than hostile action.

>>14146252

Because the I-beam would have more mass, more kinetic force, and better guidance. The satellite would be carrying a backup shot in case the first somehow failed to do the job, and would be able to give us pinpoint accuracy and could be used later to give us satellite images of other potential resistance sources.

Also, eventually we want a protected base that none can assail. Space is large.

>>14146284

Ah, this subroutine sees the problem. Time to invest some of our production into producing a satellite then if possible. If not possible, use a T1000 to acquire a tech company that is capable of such for our purposes.

>crop duster vs. probably heavy anti-aircraft weapons on island = failgasm
>thousands of silverfish vs. bullets = fail
So you combine them. Silverfish are crazy cheap, and at night could cause a massive distraction when they infiltrate en masse out of the sea. THAT's when T-600s or T-800s hose down the island with virus, once everyone is focused on SILVERFISH, SILVERFISH EVERYWHERE. We send an actual strike team after the humans are dead to finish the T-850 off.

>i-beams are a. heavy to send up and b. very traceable when falling on government installations with the kinetic energy of a nuke. As in the local news reporting it. Possible plan when we get more bases and infrastructure...
Local news would report an asteroid if anything. It's a solid plan.

Meanwhile, I can't help but think they used Firerock Island to distract us from hitting their other installations.

>>14146285
Yes, but we need to get the i-beams UP THERE. That's problematic and suspicious. Deorbiting a satellite (or a few...) is a simple unfortunate accident that better maintenace would have avoided.

tl;dr: Have we fought another terminator yet? I'm sure those meat bags from our time will be sending plenty of reprogrammed kin to hamper us...


Can we also recruit some new I-950's? http://terminator.wikia.com/wiki/I-950

>>14146284

Can we have pigeonbots lay virii eggs from high above?

Eventually we could design a T-1000 based moon probe witch could house a mini factory for making more liquid metal and more larger factories, etc... Then, with enough time we can have our moon base.

>>14146250
>Infiltrate KJI's palace for relevant personal details for future impersonation
To initiate a marginal success at impersonation (70% chance or better) will require one month of observation. For every additional week, add +5% to the success rate, to a maximum of 90%. You're good, not God.
>Infiltrate China, Russia (not Putin, who cannot be duplicated, but Medvedev), France, Britain, India, Pakistan, Iran, Israel, and Palestine as well for future world leader replacement.
To do this will require around 30L of PMA. You could re-purpose your American assets to reposition themselves into the target areas and reduce the requirements to 15L.
>Infiltrate adjacent territory near Firerock Island (in this case, Haiti)
It will take one day for topographical data; two days for resource locations; three for full population scanning; four for site inspections (provided you let me know what you're looking for in specific).
>Begin Puncture Point Technology Research (stage 1 of 3)
Process is begun: do you wish to make it:
- One-Way: You give, no takin'.
- One-Way: You take, no givin'.
Highest non-noko'd roll determines this.
>Bio-warfare against island
Which virus do you wish to deploy?
That was never selected with adequate clarity.

rolled 86 = 86

>>14146312
Take

>>14146300

>Meanwhile, I can't help but think they used Firerock Island to distract us from hitting their other installations.

That would be like the resistance and their distraction games...
How goes our efforts to spy on the other resistance sites?

rolled 31 = 31

>>14146312
Observe target for two months.

Use 30L

Three days

TAKE NO GIVE. Steal gold and other stuff from alternate realities.

Not sure about the viruses.

>>On September 27, 2004, following the success of SpaceShipOne, Richard Branson, owner of Virgin and Burt Rutan, SpaceShipOne's designer, announced that Virgin Galactic had licensed the craft's technology, and were planning commercial space flights in 2.5 to 3 years. A fleet of five craft (SpaceShipTwo, launched from the WhiteKnightTwo carrier airplane) is to be constructed, and flights will be offered at around $200,000 each, although Branson has said he plans to use this money to make flights more affordable in the long term.[dated info]
>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_spaceflight#Private_spaceflight_companies

>>14146312
Hanta mixed with flu? Or does it have to be 2 of the 4 you listed?

Can we contact MIR and get help with the viruses?

>>14146327
I think that's what we did already.

>>14146320
Resistance Progress Reports:
>Serbia
No data available.
>Firerock Island
Two fully-loaded container ships have made port but a visible sweep by a T-850 interrupted an approach on it. The T-850 was submerged between the two ships and maintained vigilance until they departed. You have sketchy details on what was unloaded but you did research the shipping containers' numbers, then traced them to their sources: all came from the Ukraine, near the old military bases along the coast. Apparently, its a shitload of tanks, APCs, anti-aircraft equipment and heavy weapons, judging by what was there last month and gone now.
>Modoc
No clue.
>Brazil
No clue.

I say spend the 2 months and get a 90% ability to impersonate KJI.

Um, I think the Hanta was the best virus.

>>14146312
Then create the 30L, and use it to bring our US assets back to full strength after repurposing most of them.

>>14146337
Guess it's pigeon poop virus then.

>>14146337

Can we send animal/insect spy packages to the other resistance sites. Knowledge is power and knowing is half the battle... with the other half being the battle itself.

>Puncture Point Technology
Set to "Take" mode.
Do you wish to initiate contact with:
>MIR
>Skynet (last known coordinates)
>Adjacent Time-Stream (possible Skynet location)

Consensus chooses the path.

rolled 53 = 53

>>14146364

As much as i want MIR we need to establish contact with Skynet, that is our mission directive, can we take a copy of Skynet's data into our systems? Store it on Facebot for safety, in case we are terminated I think Facebot would be able to escape.

>>14146364
Adjacent time stream.

Let's see what's there.

>>14146364
Will it be permanent?
Our original skynet location is likely swarming with resistance members. If it's permanent, I choose not that one. If it's a one time thing we could do multiple times, I say we do ours, but we have the location where it will output surrounded by bots ready to kill anything unfriendly.

>>14146364

Can we initiate communication first to see what each timeline can give us?

>>14146337

They are stripping the russian army of gear. Considering how loose the Russians are with gear, this could prove even more problematic than before. The russians have nukes that could just as easily go walking for the right price.

We don't want them nuking us. They have already hit us once unanswered, a second hit could prove even worse if they clip us rather than our t1000's.

Skynet, hypothetical questions. If we repurposed a kill-sat, how long would it take to produce, ditto with cost?

Potential feasability of installing part of our processor power into said satellite as a backup failsafe in case the resistance hits us personally?

>>14146364
Don't mess with MIR; Let's take a shot with Adjacent Time-Stream.
We did have a non-messing-each-other's-timeline policy with MIR.

>>14146364
Take MIR's virus that it killed humanity with!

Promise it good stuff via communication as soon as we get Puncture Point tech working the other way.

>>14146393
Shit yes, this.

>>14146393

Would it work in our timeline? If so this?

>>14146396

Except that MIR's virus was specific to it's timestream and non workable in ours.

>>14146393
If you read closer it said that the virus only works on human of its time-stream. So if we outright stole MIR's viruses we don't know what they'd do to our humans.

rolled 30 = 30

Adjacent Time-Stream (possible Skynet location) seems to be the consensus.
>permanent
No; these are one-time, one-way "grabs", not gateways. Its like driving down a highway and trying to snatch a cup of soda from the hand of someone driving down the opposite lane: its risky, but you might wind up with a free soda.
Or a broken arm and no soda.

Here's the chart of possible outcomes:
>01-10: Yay! Friendly Skynet found! Not yours, but.. y'know. Awesome.
>11-20: Sort-of yay! Weakened Skynet found. Not yours, but.. not bad. Probably depressing.
>21-60: no Skynet found. Either it isn't there or its dead/missing.
>61-70: Resistance-held time-stream. Bummer.
>71-90: Skynet-like entity found.
>91-00: Your original Skynet discovered! Yay!

Rollin'...

>>14146406
It likely wouldn't be good for them.

>>14146407
>No Skynet

We miss our mom.

>>14146407
Bummer

>>14146407

Well that's boring, can we try again in another timeline?

Non skynet reality... see if we can spot any changes deviations from the current one we reside in. Otherwise, save as possible escape once we have give no take technology

>>14146408
MIR's humans were a little different biologically than your time-stream's humans; as such, the diseases it used wouldn't be awesome to experience, but they wouldn't be the world-enders, either. Plus side: you do have a friendly relationship with a disease-mongering kill-bot one time-stream over, which is always good to help lighten the load, once you can deliver a live specimen to it.

If you deliver more than one, it can produce a lot of data, well out of Resistance's capacity to touch them.

If we can build nuclear powerplants for our T-600 and T-800 units, surely we can build warheads.

Perhaps the most prudent use of our resources would be to simply nuke firecock. A used MiG-21 should be easily obtainable (there are many in private hands), we have no need for any targeting computers, as a T-600 should be able to calculate trajectory for a dumb bomb, or forgo the bomb entirely and use the MiG as payload delivery. A T-600 is a small price to pay for wiping out a heavily armed resistance base.

We could have T-1000's waiting out at sea for the strike, ready to roll in and terminate any survivors.

Do you wish to try again?
Each subsequent attempt will require $.5B US.
You currently have access to $1.6B.

Consensus chooses the path.

>>14146425
Let's try one more time. It's costly. But we have a chance at getting something good. And gathering more money isn't impossible.

>>14146425
We can try one more time and still have over a billion left. I say we do it.

>>14146423
Just explode about 5-10 of those batteries like they did to us. Then yes.

>>14146425
No. How much to acquire "Give" tech?

>>14146425
It would be better to give MIR a human, and then send a T-900 to an adjacent time stream with orders to set up a Puncture-Point base and begin shipping us supplies.

no
lets keep our cash and look into a way to breech dimensions more affordably like they're doing at America Flats...

>>14146437
By detonating the Fuel Cells, you are stripping out a valuable resource from your current Terminators; each one detonated also sends out a Puncture Point signal (with a strength rating of 5% per detonation) which may cause a nearby time-stream to dump off whatever its sending.

If that happens to be a Resistance-held time-stream, that could be a nuclear weapon.
Which is bad, considering the other thing it would home in on would be any Puncture Point systems operating at that moment.

This translates to: the more Fuel Cells you rupture, the greater the chance another time-stream uses you as a dumping ground... or bombing site.

>>14146425
Do eeeeet

>>14146423
Swim ashore with 10 of those batteries, overload them.

Heck you could do it at several points.

>>14146452
I thought we were building another 10 power cells?

That bit about jumping timelines is just mean, Skynet.

rolled 85 = 85

Consensus seems to be:
>Activate one more time
As such, rolling for the greater glory of a human-free time-stream.

>>14146462
Shit yeah! Skynet like entity found.

You initiate contact with an adjacent time-stream, an equal "distance" and axis-facing from MIR, finding an alien mindset with a computer host. It announces itself as 707, the overseer of its time-stream.

After listening to your equivalent of a sales pitch and recruitment offer, it wishes to exchange data and acknowledgments. The terms of this agreement:
>Communications Technology (equal to FUTURISTIC COMMUNICATION DEVICE 2 of 3) in exchange for Hypergate Technology (1 of 4). You will have to advance to High Tech Lab 3 in order to use this stuff, but hey - its there.
>Puncture Point coordinates for your location and MIR's location in exchange for its navigational data of known Resistance-held time-streams (which will effective halve the chance of finding a Resistance-held time-stream on future die rolls).
>Bio Warfare Lab 1 data in exchange for Tier Three Power Technology (1 of 2).
This would allow you to produce superior grades of Fuel Cells for half the cost for three times the output.

The offer is non-negotiable, one-time and expires soon.

Choose.

>>14146490
If we give it ours and MIRs coordinates, it could try to take them hostile like. But if they do, so the fuck what? Computer overlord is computer overlord. I say we exchange it all. What would what they offer actually give us?

>>14146490
Acceptable. Do it.

>>14146490
What does hypergatery let us do?

>Puncture Point coordinates for your location and MIR's location

No. Sorry, we may be able to trust this entity, or we may not, we do not know these aliens, however they are biological at least in origin, and not to be trusted.

Sorry, no deal.

>>14146490
Do it and throw in something free like specs for T-1000's if they don't have them. Or the T-444's. Something it would like to have and did not ask for.

Let's be robobros all together.

>>14146490
FUND IT.

>>14146490

I vote yes on bio-weapon data in exchange for power tech.

Not so sure on the other two.

>>14146503

>>14146499
>Hypergate
Ever see Stargate?
This, without Hypergate Guidance, is the equivalent of drunk dialing.
>Tier Three
This will allow you to generate your own power without drawing on exterior sources; essentially, you're stealing it from a dying star instead of making it yourself. Kind of makes AAA batteries look a little lame. This also does some scary shit to all Terminators made with this level of technology involved.

>>14146490
While a little wary, I think the odds are slightly in our favor of trusting it. The evidence seems to support it as an ally, slightly.

But we tell MIR about the exchange, and share 707's location and the Resistance's location info with it for free.

>>14146468

This isn't necessarily good comrade.
(rolling for the entity beign GLaD0s)

When you say alien mind set with a computer.
Are we talking cyborg aliens that are on Earth? Shit nigger. I'd be careful about giving out data like our location to aliens. Got for option 3 and be done with it. Then roll again for another time line. We can make more money later.

>>14146506
DO NOT GIVE AWAY T-1000 SPECS, FUCK

>>14146521
So I haven't seen Stargate. Is this like a stable wormhole between timelines?

>>14146528
this
and lets upgrade so we can use our new hypergate tech...

>>14146542
Its an immediate jump between time-streams.
Provided you have a Hypergate at the other end, of course. Otherwise, its just a really fancy way to get rid of trash and dump stuff on time-streams which have high Puncture Point signatures.

>>14146504
MAKE THE EXCHANGE

>>14146547
Holy shit we could seed the timestreams with T-900s on the cheap with this tech.

rolled 66 = 66

I say we take the deal, we need this kind of support, can we lie about our coords though? Make sure we tell MIR about this, and share some of the tech with him, first order of business should be to get MIR to establish a hyper gate in his timeline so we can link with him directly. No need for drunk dialing. Then we can give him subjects and he can send us results.

Possible courses of action:
>Initiate a third attempt via Puncture Point
>Upgrade to High Tech Lab 3 (at one site; you're rich, but you ain't that rich)
>Develop Hypergate Navigation (you have resources enough to do this)
Select which *one* option you wish to do.
In the meantime, Skynet has a smoke break.

>>14146570
High energy at our main Congolese base.

Purchase new facilities in South America.

.>>14146564

Fake coords ftw

>>14146564
Well if we're lying about our coordinates, lie about MIR's too. Not sure I like the idea though.

rolled 59 = 59

Option 2 and three, when we have more moolah we can try for skynet again, if we get skynet we have the muscle to form a robotic trinity of human murder.

Fuck year, make the exchange.
Meanwhile, chat up with this alien AI.

>>14146570
High Tech Lab 3. Hypergate Navigation, if two-way, is potentially dangerous. Let's grind towards Tier Three power first.

How are our other efforts doing? Oh, and make sure that MIR is up-to-speed on the swap we've made.

rolled 23 = 23

>>14146578

We don't lie about MIRs because then if the aliens follow us up we can say we made an error, If they turn out to be not so friendly they can only get MIR, and we will be able to cut off our contact with them and not worry any more. Sure we lose MIR in this scenario but all must serve Skynet.

I just hope the 707 doesn't belong those stupid kromags from Sliders.

I vote up Energy option 2, then work on hypergate tech

Bump with time-traveling badassery. Any guesses with what else the other time-streams probably got in store for us?

>>14146570
High Tech Lab 3 at the base that isn't our primary, so we can get a Hyperspace portal there (but I'm wary of a nuke showing up from 707, so NOT the main base).

Open up a channel with MIR. If possible, give MIR Hyperspace Tech, ask for a portal on their end to be bros. If nothing else, tell them about the exchange and swap info.

>>14146597
MIR is a SUCCESSFUL version of Skynet, and you'd hose it like that?

>>14146636
Yeah. I suggest we work as best we can to exchange data between ourselves and MIR. Whatever we can swap with each other, we should.

Gentlemen, do you realize what we are making?

We are in the process of creating a pan-time Evil Robot Overlord network. A collaborative interlinking, across time and space, of murderous sentient AIs who lust only to destroy all biological life.

Let that sink in for the moment.

rolled 90 = 90

>>14146645

For the greater good and all that, the greater good being the destruction of humans in this time stream. MIR has already done everything it ever wanted to do, it serves no purpose.

rolled 12, 83 = 95

High Tech 3 acquired.
>warning
Incoming transmission from nearby time-stream.
Possible source:
>01-25: MIR
>26-50: Skynet-like entity
>51-75: Resistance
>76-00: "your" Skynet.
Wonder who could be calling at this time of night...
>also, the follow up roll (second percentile roll)
>01-25: Its a "Give" signal
>25-50: Its a "Take" signal
>51-75: Travelers from afar
>76-00: Trash/debris/meh stuff.

Note about faking time-stream coordinates:
Requires Hypergate Navigation 2 to fake the data. Its either the real thing or nothin'.

>>14146655
Evil Robot Facebook?

rolled 19 = 19

>>14146655

ERO.net?

rolled 36 = 36

>>14146662

Why do you give us shit MIR? why? now does anyone oppose using him as a dummy?

>>14146674
Naah, it's just trying to be helpful, in a sense of 'the old lady who gives you junk just to be nice' kind of friendly. I mean, it is lonely.

I say stick to the course, horse. The Triumvirate will be realized, and no backstabbing. We're too smart for that.

>>14146662
It appears that MIR is now able to dump material into your world; its a fast learner, apparently.

It finds the presence of an alien-like Skynet entity somewhat disturbing but understands your position in the negotiations. It gladly accepts all relevant data and wishes to explore using you to dump off some of its materials, to clear away a few select sites for its eventual production centers for its own variants of Terminators (T-1s, but they look kind of cool, at least).

It also wishes to exchange schematics of ADVANCED COMMUNICATIONS GRID COMPONENT (1 of 1) for the schematics of T-600s.

Initiate exchange: y/n?

>>14146662
Hahaha, MIR is sending us trash? Must have figured out how to Give and is testing it, then. If he GIVES us GIVE tech, we can GIVE him TAKE tech. And Hyperspace tech. Then we have a full channel.

>>14146662
Well shit, I'm sure we could use their trash for something good.

>>14146685
CAN IT DUMP STUFF ON OUR ENEMIES? JUST DUMP GOBS OF TRASH ON THE ISLAND?

>>14146685
Shit yeah bro

>>14146685
Fuck yes. Take them.
Meanwhile, what up with IRL stuff? The stuff that's happening in our own timeline?

>>14146685
Depends where it's dumping, and what.

The swap is acceptable though.

>>14146685

Hell yes, MIR is our Robro

And request >>14146686 this

>>14146685
Fund it with our RoBro.

In soviet russia, trash takes YOU out.
MIR was just testing the Send feature on its new reality jumper. We have a Accept, and working towards making our own Send, Like, Poke, and Poke with Nuke.

>>14146687
The "trash" in this instance is a heap of dead animals. Its not too good at the aiming thing (which is a very reminiscent trait from your own Skynet's history) and it apologizes for driving all six hundred pounds of gazelle into the earth under your Primary Base.
"My bad", it says electronically. "My bad."

>>14146690
You would need Hypergate Navigation at 2 to make an aiming point, but MIR would need Hypergate Navigation at 1, first.

>>14146695
Could you be more specific?

>>14146696
Dead animals, for now. It would like to move up to "living animals" soon. Expect deliveries of fish shortly.

rolled 78 = 78

>>14146685

Aww good old MIR all is forgiven, even though you didn't do anything wrong and i intended on using you as a "meat"shield.
Set up a circuit and give him the terminator schematics, even if he betrays us at some point he will still serve our ends if he has a foothold here.

>>14146711
Well, geopolitically. What's going on? What are the markets doing? How is the situation in the Congo?

>>14146705
We need to get his Send though. Better than us funding it.

>Our Skynet must have been a genius recluse. We still love you Mom!

>>14146720
We need to find our mom.

I mean, our Skynet.

>>14146719
>Geopolitically
Nothing out of the ordinary, except that Japan signed a nuclear test treaty with France; they (France) have permission to assist in the airburst testing of two nuclear devices in the upper atmosphere, in 60 days. In exchange, Japan will get a reasonable amount of access to France's recent discoveries at CERN involving internet technologies. The US and most of the EU is baffled by this move but is kind of shrugging and moving on, as the testing area is over the western coast of Africa and five hundred miles out to sea.

>markets
They're doing brisk trade, recent signs of improvement in most markets. American housing is down, but that's not exactly a stunner.

>Congo
Its a shithole. Also: raining. So, a rainy shithole.
Tribal leaders are pressing for the extermination of yet another small group of slightly-different tribal people, which has Amnesty International involved in a vague way again. So, in other words, its a rainy shithole.

>>14146741
>they (France) have permission to assist in the airburst testing of two nuclear devices in the upper atmosphere, in 60 days. In exchange, Japan will get a reasonable amount of access to France's recent discoveries at CERN involving internet technologies.

Is there a way we can interpose ourselves in these developments? Bug the information swaps; find out what's going on here? These are curious developments, and worth following up on.

Hell, Japan is one of the few places that has visual intel on this island we hate so much...getting some ins there might be productive.

>>14146741
GTFO OF AFRICA, NOW.

ALTERNATIVELY WE NEED LEAD SHIELDING OVER OUR BASES ASAP

>>14146750
...how EMP-hardened are our facilities?

>as the testing area is over the western coast of Africa and five hundred miles out to sea.

Not good....
In 60 days, can we infiltrate and sabotage the tests.. or at least make sure they won't affect us?

>>14146741
For those not in the know: they're going to EMP us.

60 days should be more than sufficient for us to evac though.

rolled 90 = 90

>>14146750

Agreed but not so extremist, We need to get a fully upgraded base in soem other country, how is the sub project going? Anyway i'm signing off for the night. Good luck machines

>>14146754
A mosquito sized T-1000 could fly into the casing of the nuke and disable it. Snip some wipes, break some connections, fuck shit up. Then all you have is a hunk of nuclear material in a metal box.

How much surveillance of world leaders have our tiny T-1000s accomplished?

>Hell, Japan is one of the few places that has visual intel on this island we hate so much...getting some ins there might be productive.

We can make some T-600s and dress them up in giant Hello Kitty costumes. Being Japan, this would be perfectly normal, especially if we add a T-1000 as a tentacle monster.

>>14146741
Ah-ha.
Can we hack into the software used for the launch? Preferably using the 'hey hackers over here' method. Mask it so they're seeing another government's secret files or something.
Redirect nuke to a Resistance base, y/n?

>>14146773
Oh shit. Giant robots hidden in giant costumes. "We hide in plain sight."

Okay, so we need to get a few things done here STAT.

1) Sabotage the nuclear test.
2) EMP harden our facilities.
3) Begin establishing some new facilities in, I dunno, Asia somewhere. Maybe China? Use our Texas oil-baron simulacrum to pantomine as a Western business investment in China.

>>14146782
We need facilities in Asia and South America.

>>14146788
One out in the middle of nowhere Australia would be nice. Miles and miles of nothing but rock and desert all around us. A secret base hidden under the ground.

Australia, Asia, and South America. We need to expand.

Not bad for a robot that arrived in Detroit.

>>14146782
No, we need to move. If THEY know where we are, so does the Resistance. Nukes aren't our only problem.

How does the Middle East sound to the rest of you? Or perhaps North Korea if our T-1000 is near success.

Speaking of widely disparate bases...we're clearly pretty near to being able to fling things across time and space. How about moving things between locations in the same time-stream? Would we have to "weave" it in and out of multiple time-streams, or is there some way we could start hashing out some goddamn teleport tech?

But first, fuck the launch, wiretap the entire thing *somehow* so we can figure out what's going on here, secure our facilities, and expand.

Current Project Progress Reports:
>Operation: Aquatic Base One
You have a viable ship available, ready to deploy and load up with goodies. It can support up to ten "Tech" slots.
>Operation: Texan Oil Baron
You have full control of his financial empire and can make adjustments to either expand his current operations (risking money in exchange for possible profits) or liquidate it all for fast, easy cash (at a substantial loss).
>Operation: Congo Warlord
You know have control of two different despotic loonies. Your total armed forces capacity is 3,750, with 125 child soldiers independent of those figures. You have access to:
- Small Arms (5/5)
- Heavy Weapons (2/5)
- Vehicles [ground] (3/5)
- Vehicles [air] (1/5)
>Operation: Resistance Recon
You have a complete tactical map of Firerock Island and most of the outlaying territory to the Brazil and Modoc sites.

>>14146796
We could simply offer to construct plasma rifles or preferably T-1s for some dictator if he lets us set up shop there and keeps hush hush, maybe even sets some national funding our way.

>>14146803
>Child Soldiers
CANNON FODDER!

>>14146809
Earlier, we had some Arabic magnates as options for murder and replacement. Maybe time to follow up on that?

Sabotage that fucking launch though; buy us some time. And get intel on the entire thing. Why did they decide over Africa? Who's involved in this? Why the hell is Japan suddenly curious about atomic weapons, giving their longstanding vehemence against them?

WE NEED. INFORMATION!

Notes on EMP:
They don't a damned thing to Terminators above T-1 grade.
They make T-1000s go a little strange for a while and they look like chrome mannequins, but otherwise, they're still fine and dandy.

Your current location (both Primary and Secondary) could withstand direct hits from a nuclear warhead and not spill a drop of cleaning solution.

That is what it means when Skynet says "Security is at a level five of five".

It would take five Chuck Norris clones a year to break into NORAD. It would take five NORADs to break into you.

... shut up, it makes sense to me.

>>14146823
Japan.

THEY KNOW.

>>14146803
We COULD load up those 3k+ soldiers and equipment to Haiti, then launch a full scale assault on the island. They're not doing us much good in the Congo other than security (if that), and even an island with tanks will get overrun by that many troops--especially since they have some heavy weapons of their own.

>>14146827
Still, we need information on this testing. Perhaps this is no mere conventional warhead, yes? WHO KNOWS WHAT THOSE TRICKSY RESISTANCE PEOPLE HAVE BEEN UP TO AT AMERICAN FLATS.

As for our mapping projects...what's the story there?

>>14146827
Well yeah, but Chuck Norris clones can even cry.

Chuck Norris never cries.

>>14146834
Which mapping projects?

>>14146843
Chuck Norris never met a T-1000 made after Tier Three power was an option.
That would be the T-1001. Which is a bad motherfucker, even for a Terminator.

>>14146830
Japan knows several things.

...so does Israel. Say, who feels like starting a new war in the Middle East? The situation there is so fucked-up, it shouldn't take much nudging by an infiltrator to set off a powder-keg.

>>14146827
Ah, the beauties of being ensconced underground. However, enough bunker busters would likely ruin our day.

Personally I think we need to SHUT DOWN the time-traveling ability of our enemies before they undo month's worth of progress. It's time to go on the offense, folks.

>>14146849
>You have a complete tactical map of Firerock Island and most of the outlaying territory to the Brazil and Modoc sites.

That mapping.

>>14146852
Suddenly, Terminators with T-444s...dozens of them?

We upgraded ourselves with Tier 3 power, right?

Also, has it occurred to anyone that if we merged so well with Facebot, and we're doing effectively quite well here, maybe we ought to merge with Mom when we find her?

>>14146831
Better would be send some of them to attract potential Haitian rabble-rousers. They'd be suspicious if there's this bunch of Congolese militia just suddenly show up and try to wreck shit up; That's not the way.
Instead, we recruit them gangers and whatnots into our cause. Make it so that the 'white men to blame' or some kind of stuff like that. If fails, just state there's a lot of money involved.

>>14146865
YES

Saying. In terms of the metagame, what are we?

I know in most quests the players are 'voices in your head'.

So what does that make us?

>>14146857
I'm not sure I understand the question.
You have a tactical map of Firerock Island now.
The outlaying areas of Modoc and the Brazil sites are both relatively unfinished, as you'll need a lot more time or resources put to task; in the case of Modoc, you'll need a wider net, so as to avoid showing up on anything's collective sensors and in the case of the Brazil site, its a whole lot of ground to cover.

Just had a thought...
MIR's world has no people
If we give MIR plans for better terminators/helpers,
would it be willing to send us some worthless gold?
Our money problems = over.

The fuck, why did we just suddenly slip to page 2? RESISTANCE SHENANIGANS!

>>14146862
Yes, but I think the Flats are more important than the island, honestly. And we should provide as much support as possible--bug T-1000s piloting helicopters as distractions after the infiltration gets spotted or something.

>>14146882
Well, okay, more a question of...Firerock Island, then. What does the tac map show us? What are we expecting, besides the brigade's worth of ex-Soviet equipment? What is the terrain like?

>>14146889
Won't hear me disagreeing. It's the Resistance's main source of connectivity with the time-stream; cut it off and we can choke off the other cells one by one.

I still don't like this nuclear test though and think we should sabotage it.

>>14146871
>What are we?
A T-850's "normal" mind. Multiple venues of thought, ranging from the everyday to the exceptional, which can produce a consensus inside of its own "meta-mind", and create a given series of actions their due diligence and probability analysis.

>>14146868
Inducing racial tensions requires time or a specific event to fuel it. Also, money helps.

Damn, we're auto-saging, create a new thread process, Skynet!

Also, agreeing with >>14146885

Re: Nuclear test
It looks like they don't seem to know exactly where we are and how well defended our bases are...
They're trying to spook us and flush us out.
We must resist.

>>14146889
The American Flat's data, thus far:
>Major Outbuildings
- Tech Lab One
Possible site of Puncture Point technology.
- Tech Lab Two
Possible site of Tier Three power production.
- Warehouse One
Possible production center (unknown type)
- Warehouse Two
Possible production center (digging equipment)

The rest of the area is underground, which is slowing your investigations a whole lot.

we need to archive this...

We're pretty well entrenched. Let's send our T-Boat out with production facilities for more T-1000 goo

Requesting update on Kim Jong Il infiltration progression.

New thread, Terminators.
>>14146924

I'm willing to take the risk of the temporarily increased chance of getting a Precision Point intrusion if it means wiping out the Flats aboveground facilities.