"The name's Jack. Jack Church. 7th Albion SOE." The Albionese soldier says, shaking your hand. "You're one of those mercs Command hired, right?"

"That's right." You nod, still trying but failing to peel your eyes away from Jack's claymore. "Jager Sturmfuhrer, Demons of Randgriz."

"Gallians, eh? Heard you guys gave those Imps a pounding!"

>You're damn right we did.
>SOE?
>Is...is that a sword...?
>Other

Yessssss. Do go on.

>You're damn right we did.

He'll respect confidence.

>>24388289
SOE?

We're Gallians, the person who shows up with a weapon is already ahead of the rest of the militia.

>>24388289

Is that a sword?

Good to see you, Command.

>>24388289

>You're damn right we did.
Pride first. Then:
>What's the latest news.

>>24388289
"We got lucky. a 20 year old EW1 tank has no business taking out an entire armored company, twice."

>>24388289
>You're damn right we did.

Jack Churchill is the sort of guy who enjoys war and want's you to enjoy it too.

>>24388456
If you add up all the mainline missions it's probably more like for or five times. Say this and then say "If those idiots at army command had agreed to the old plans to make a mass production model the Imperials probably wouldn't have gotten past Girlendio. Fortunately, they've rectified that mistake" Gesture to the tank.

>>24388289
>>You're damn right we did

>You're damn right we did, and it would been even harder if the Imps stopped running away

>>24388289
"You're damn right we did!" You reply. "Sent them running back with their tails between their legs!"

"Makes me glad we've got guys like you watching our backs!" Jack laughs as he slaps you on the back, just a tad too hard. "I don't deny the Home Guard is motivated, but they're not exactly soldier material."

"Are you talking about those fellows up there?"

You point to a knot of soldiers, if they could even be called that. They were mostly older men who had to have at least been past their fifties. They were also mostly in civilian clothes, with only armbands and a few helmets signifying their military status. Hell, most of them weren't even holding a weapon.

"That's right." Jack nods. "They're supposed to be the first line of defense, too."

>Maybe we should talk to them. Familiarize ourselves with the locals.
>Try to get more info from Church
>Try to find who's in charge here.
>Other

>>24388545
Subtly bringing to his attention that we have the best tank in the whole damned country. Clever.

Hey guys? Can we please stop shoehorning Jack Churchill into every vaguely WW2-themed quest in existance? Thanks.

That said, I'll be following this, since I loved VC one and two

>>24388769
Ask him if who is in charge. And where we should park our new tank.

>>24388769

Try and find out who's in charge, specifically who provides our units housing.

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>>24388806
how about NO!

>>24388806
...but why do we not want him?

>>24388806
>into every vaguely WW2-themed quest in existance

I remember lots of threads talking about him, but I have yet to really see many WWII quests, much less ones that mention Jack Churchill

>>24388806
I loved VC1, VC2 was okay but VC2's main character was a dumbass. Even worse, he was an unrepentant one who learned nothing.

>>24388769
Ask the old men who's in charge

>>24388769
>try to find out whose in charge here
So we can arm the Home Guard. We want a to finish as heroes in front of the living, not the dead bodies of people who could be our parents.

>>24388835
actually, speaking of VC2
OP, what year is it ingame?

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>>24388335
>SOE?
"Special Operations Executive". The group of stone badasses who, in the real world, included Christopher Lee.
>>24388769
>>24388769
>Home Guard
They don't like it up 'em!
>Try to find who's in charge here.

I've had this character concept for an aggressive Darcsen who answers prejudice with physical force for the longest time... probably about 4 years ago, while I was still on my first playthrough of the VC 1 campaign. It's a shame I missed the soldier creation thread.

Then again it might be a good thing, because the back story I mentally pieced together for him over the years is full of melodramatic shit.

>>24388858
A few months after the official end of the Invasion of Gallia. So, near the end of 1935. The Gallian Civil War and VC2 haven't happened yet.

>>24388827
Could just be me, but whenever something is even vaguely connected to WW2, Churchill will show up in some way or form.

I won't tell you to stop using him, though. I'm not that much of an asshole, Just felt like I had to get that off my chest.

>>24388835
I didn't really mind him, since watching a ton of mecha shows kinda makes you numb to dumb, hot-blooded protagonists, really the biggest thing that bothered me about him was that dumb lifted knee pose he makes during some cutscenes.

>>24388921
Break it down to the pointers, make the character, and then save it. Someone is bound to bite the dust.

>>24388958
>>24388921

Or we'll get more people.

>>24388948
Very rarely is someone who is universally considered that much of a dumb-ass in universe suffered absolutely no consequences for is abject, unrepentant stupidity. Plus, look at his epilogue, it's not like he learned anything. If Avan sacrificed himself to save Zeiri instead of Juliana things would have been much more interesting.

>>24388996
well we can set up a base later on in the quest. We will need a home

>>24389053

Damn right, but remember, can't corner the Sturmfuhrer.

>>24389067
and SHE might come to wreck our base

>>24389090
SHE tries that we're gonna fuck her shit up.

Plus I think we're gonna set up in Gallia so that'd be kinda hard for her.

>>24388996
But we already KNOW how we're going to expand. We knock them out, throw them in a train car, and have a talk over a nice cup of tea.
>>24389090
Let her come. She can sit out the war in a cell, then after this shit is over we'll sort out our issues.

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>>24389053
It would be fun to see if we can start up some kind of R&D

>>24389090

I would hope so. In fact, we could make the base an elaborate, insane trap for the sole purpose of bringing down our traitorous Fiancee.

>>24388958
>>24388996

Alright, I'll do that. Just the top five parts about the basics (personality, etc), or are other stats and potentials good too? Imp Hater is pretty much a requirement for this guy.

>>24389128
Check the pastebin and see how the others are laid out. Go from there, don't give yourself stats though, Merc will wanna do that.

>>24389115
make our own weapons and tech?

>>24389161

And a Nuclear Walker. This is part AC crossover, as a Mercenary group we NEED some sort of superweapon down the line.

>>24389052
admittedly, I never really played that far (Got around the point where Artificial Valkyr showed up, and then stopped because grinding for class stuff was godawful.

Perhaps saying I loved VC2 was a bit much, since looking back there were a ton of problems with with it.

>>24388769
"So, Jack," You say, looking around the docks, "do you have any idea who's in charge around here?"

"I only know as much as you do." Jack shrugs.

As if on cue, a staff car car pulls up to the docks, drawing some attention from the surrounding dock workers. However, the glares from the heavily armed escorts trailing just behind convince them to return to work.

"Ah, looks like that's the welcome party." Jack says.

The door to the staff car opens and out steps a very prim and proper officer. You're vaguely reminded of General Damon in how the man is so concerned with his outward appearance, though you quickly banish the thought. The less you remember of Damon the better.

"Major Church. Captain Sturmfuhrer." The officer says the names as a statement, not a question. "Colonel Lynch, Albion Intelligence. I'll be in charge of both of your units for the time being."

>Sounds good to me. What are our orders.
>Hold on a second there, who are you again?
>Other

>>24389182
Aww I wanted to create a giant aircraft carrying aircraft.

It'd be extra awesome since nobody else has combat planes!

>>24389207
Sounds good, What're we doing?

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>>24389207
>Sounds good to me. What are our orders.

>>24389182
I like how you think

>>24389207

Give the man a respectful salute. We are not his direct subordinates, but it pays to be courteous to one's employers.

Aside from that, let's get our orders.

I like how we have plans beyond dealing with THAT WHORE but first things first

>>24389207
>Lynch

A Team reference? If so can we shoot him now and be done with his terribleness

>>24389207
>Colonel Lynch, Albion Intelligence
In 1935 , a crack mercenary unit was sent to prison by a military court for a crime they didn't commit. These men promptly escaped from a maximum-security stockade to the London underground. Today, still wanted by the government, they survive as soldiers of fortune. If you have a problem...if no one else can help...and if you can find them...maybe you can hire...The Demons of Randgriz.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wyz_2DEah4o
>Hold on a second there, who are you again?
>>24389213
How about a giant tank, that uses automated factories to break down battlefield scrap and produce MORE tanks?

>>24389337
>How about a giant tank, that uses automated factories to break down battlefield scrap and produce MORE tanks?
fatboy?

also, I am all for us being a A Team of sorts

>>24389207
>Damon
Fat fuck, i'm glad he got Valk'd

>>24389315
He's alliance intelligence. Of course he's scum.

>>24389337
>>24389346
Only if it has cannons aproximately the size of the Marmota.

>>24389354
I know next to nothing about the setting what did fat boy do?

>>24389377

That's a SupCom reference. Giant moving Factory/Fortress.

>>24389367
>Marmota

I have no idea what this is but im asuming it is good

>>24389346
>fatboy?
I was actually thinking of a land based version of these babies, but yeah pretty much.
http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/World_Devastator

>>24389377
Was a whiny annoying prick who got killed.

Take every bad noble officer trope you've ever heard of, stuff them into a short annoying fat man who tries to get the MC and his squad killed repeatedly cause he's jealous.

>>24389395
Literal Land Battleship.

>>24389395
The Marmota was the Uber weapon you stopped in VC1.

Also what >>24389421
said.

>>24389395
I'm pretty sure that it's physically impossible, considering that the Marmota is a "land battleship". Creating cannons the size of it would be absolutely ridiculous, considering that the Marmota was only as big as it was so that it could use an ancient superweapon.

>>24389421
>>24389441
never played the games, briefly watched the anime

>you stopped in VC1.
then it is unworthy of us if the gaems characetrs killed it

we require something better

>>24389460
build a big tray?

>>24389460

I bet its planes, and then a bigger plane.

>>24389456
Shhh, I can dream.

>>24389460
The Fat Boy isn't FROM VC. It's from Supreme Commander. It has guns that are AS BIG AS a Marmota.

>>24389474

And it's a fully functional Factory in and of itself.

SupCom was a pretty metal setting, with the exception no one dying in battles. Damn robots.

>>24389519
I'd prefer to keep this as close to the VC1 feel as possible.

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You bitches called?

>>24389610
Oh shit, i forgot about the shield generator

>>24389588

Please, I do not think we will build anything like the Fatboy, but do not pretend there is no precedence for ridiculous superweapons in VC or AC. I'd be disappointed if there weren't any.

>>24389207
Ask what our orders are.

>>24389650
No, but I prefer the tradition of the player defeating the ridiculously expensive massive tank with tactics and an awesome reasonably sized tank.

>>24389207
"Sounds good to me. What are our orders?" You're not too concerned with the details. You're just foreign mercs fighting for money. You don't really care about the Albion higher ups and you're pretty damn sure they don't care about you either.

"I'm sure you will find this very sudden, but we already have a mission for you."

Okay, now THIS took you by surprise. You expected to at least have some time to settle in to your surroundings, but it seems like you're literally getting dropped feet first into the furball. The frown on Jack's face seemed to indicate he's just as surprised as you are.

"What's the mission, sir?" You ask, deciding that pressing the issue now wouldn't help.

"Your orders." Lynch nods to one of his aides, who hands both you and Jack sealed envelopes. He then promptly spins on his heel and reenters his car, the vehicle screeching away.

"Never did like that guy." Jack mutters.

>You know him?
>Ignore the issue. Read the orders.
>Other

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>>24389610
Move aside fatty, best factory coming through

>>24389711
>Ignore the issue. Read the orders.

>>24389711
You know him?

Should learn about potential Jackassery.

>>24389685

Of course. And then we build our own from the remains.

>>24389711

>Ignore the issue. Read the orders.

Even if our employers are dickwads, its bad business to speak ill of them.

>>24389711
Read the orders.

>>24389747
Mucketymucks like him are always bad news. This is a fact stamped on every habitable world.

>>24389711
read the orders

>>24389711
>You know him?

we must learn about this man

>>24389711
>You know him?

>>24389711
>You know him?

>>24389764
True. I just want to know what kind of bad news.

Is he just an idiot who follows orders to the letter even when they're stupid?

Or is he the "actively try to get mercs killed doing something to make him look better" type.

>>24389711
>>You know him?

"Is he the incompetent slimeball type of intelligence officer or the competent kind?"

>>24389711
You know him?

Continue to build bridges with Jack and get a lay of the land; if mr intelligence is going to fuck you over in the future, best to see it coming and have friends to back you up.

>>24389721

I decry your lack of enormous guns or shield generators.

Kudos on the torpedoes though, they rock.

>>24389711
"You know him?" You ask Jack as Colonel Lynch's staff car disappears over the horizon.

"A bit." Jack scowls. "Thing is, the man's terrifyingly good at what he does. Always had a sense of what the Imps would do next. It's thanks to him the Ossies and Yukes managed to push as far into the Empire as they have now. I don't know how many strings the Prime Minister pulled to get him transferred back here, but if they felt they needed him here, well, things are gonna get bad."

"You make it sound like he's a real patriot."

"That he is. The problem is that he'll do anything to protect Albion, even if it means sacrificing a few mercs to do it.."

"That's so encouraging."

"Ah, don't let it bother you. I promise you that me and the 7th SOE got your back!"

Nodding, you finally decide it's time to open your orders.

----

TO: JAGER STURMFUHRER

The DEMONS OF RANDGRIZ and 7th SOE are to attack and apprehend a suspected spy ring.

DO NOT ALERT HOME GUARD. HOME GUARD NOT RELIABLE ASSET.

----

At the bottom is a set of coordinates indicating where to go.

"You get the same thing I did?" You ask Jack.

"That's right. Looks like we're going spy hunting."

>Is this a common thing?
>Any idea why he doesn't want the Home Guard involved?
>MISSION START
>Other

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>>24389182
KIREI you beautiful bastard, I wholeheartedly agree with this course of action. Now, I know next to nothing about this setting, but I put forth the Ratte as our eventual mobilebase/superweapon.
As someone else said, airpower is relatively nonexistent, so we should be able to operate with relative impunity. (If that's true of course)

>JAGER STURMFUHRER,

I

what

>>24390553
>Any idea why he doesn't want the Home Guard involved?

>>24390581
na we will build that baby in our future base if we can

>>24390553
>MISSION START

LETS GET DOWN TO BUSINESS

TO DEFEAT

THE IMPS

>>24390598
The anons spoke and I obeyed.

>>24390553
>Any idea why he doesn't want the Home Guard involved?
>>24390598
That's nothin'. There was once a politician in Russia whose name translated to "Joe Steel".

>>24390598

Yes, Jager Sturmfuhrer. You wish your name was Hunter Stormruler.

>>24390653
No, I wish it was WOLF BLITZER the newscaster most voted likely to appear in a mecha show.

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>>24390581
Or maybe this one.

>Dat Schwerer Gustav main gun

>>24390685

See, its not so ridiculous a name.

>>24390553
Is this a common thing?

We need to know how infested this county is with spies and if they're friendly with the locals.

>>24390553
>MISSION START
Lets get rollin'.

>>24390553
"Why wouldn't he want the Home Guard involved with this? We could always use more boots on the ground." You ask.

"The Colonel's probably afraid they'll cock it up somehow." Jack shrugs. "Last time Command tried sending them out on a serious mission, they thought a different Home Guard platoon was an invading Imp force and opened fire. It was a goddamn miracle nobody was killed."

"It sorta helped that half of them couldn't shoot for beans." One of Jack's men quips.

"And the other half weren't even armed." Another adds in.

You nod. You've wasted enough time here and you turn to your squad.

"Demons of Randgriz, it's time to earn our pay! MOVE OUT!"

"How are we going to handle this, Cap?" Sam asks.

You double check the coordinates. According to the map, it's supposed to be a small cottage on the edge of town, near the forest. There's quite a bit of open ground around it, but it's close enough to the town that you should be able to get pretty close without anybody there noticing.

>We go in hot and fast. Don't give them a chance to react!
>Lets take it slow. Lets take them by surprise.
>Other

>>24391234
Let's be cautious, running headlong into a trap is never a good idea.

>>24391234
Go slow, send in scouts, especially Tarin the melee murder princess. See if Churchill has similar.

>>24391234
>>Lets take it slow. Lets take them by surprise.

Caution is good, have Scouts get us some Recon ahead of our main force, especially Tarin, I trust that girl with sneaky stuff.

>>24391234

>We go in hot and fast. Don't give them a chance to react!

We are JAGER STURMFUHRER, and we strike like out name implies.

>>24391344
Hunters are generally slow and methodical...

>>24390624
>We go in hot and fast. Don't give them a chance to react!
"We're goin' in full throttle."
"Right with you boss."
"Luke, at that speed will you be able to pull out in time?"
"It'll be just like Beggar's Canyon back home."

>>24391366

STURMFUHRER

RULER OF STORMS

>>24391366
This anon is correct. A hunter is patient, we don't rush in whooping like a red injun.

>>24391451
There will be ample time for that later, preferably after we've earned the admiration of our soldiers.

>>24391234
>Lets take it slow. Lets take them by surprise.

>>24391473
I think most of our people would respect tactics and not getting them killed doing stupid shit more than charging.

>>24391234
>>Lets take it slow. Lets take them by surprise.

>>24391509
>not getting them killed over doing stupid shit.

>>24391473

Bah, fine, fine, but it seems a waste, considering our name and class. The last time we bumrushed someone it went rather well, even if it was a dream.

>>24391538
Well, it was reality at one point but we were dreaming then.

And don't worry, I can't wait for our first opportunity to go all STURMFUHRER on the enemy. Now is just not the time.

>>24391538
we are hunting a spy

>>24391538
Technically, it was a flashback.

>>24391576

Yeah, we are. We don't want to tip them off by being overcautious either. Swift, surgical strikes are kind of the bread and butter of counterintelligence.

>>24391576
Fireforce, yo.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fireforce

>>24391608
If we had more than "Go to this cottage near the edge of town and hope someone's there" I'd go for door kicking.

But we don't have more than that so recon is good.

>>24391659

Ha, very well, but I expect our actual combat tactics to be more appropriate, otherwise the dice may be lest kind than last time.

>>24391608
we send in like one to two people to do recon in civies

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"Okay, we're going in slow and steady on this one, boys and girls." You say over the radio as you ride a loaned truck to the objective, Julia's tank following close behind. Nobody seems to pay any mind. Apparently this sort of thing is common in Albion.

"Tarin and Brillant will approach the objective from the town. The rest of us will stay hidden but be ready to support. Jack and his men will be approaching from the forest. They'll neutralize any sentries they find. Once the signal is given, we move in and take out the rest of them."

The rest of the squad voices their affirmatives. It's not long until you reach the edge of town. Your squad dismounts and Julia shuts off her engine.

Without a word, both Tarin and Brillant make their way to the cottage. Thankfully, the field around it hadn't been well kept, meaning the scouts had more than ample cover to approach unseen.

The rest of the squad, including you, keep your weapons trained on the cottage. Even though it's beyond your ideal effective range, you could at the very least suppress any enemies inside in case things went south.

Tarin and Brillant make their approach.

>Roll 2d20

>>24391681
Oh I agree. Peace is earned by superior firepower.

And good tactics but that's not as fun.

Rolled 2, 16 = 18

>>24391717

Rolled 16, 2 = 18

>>24391717

Rolled 7, 19 = 26

>>24391717

Rolled 17, 1 = 18

>>24391717

>>24391744
>>24391731


...

What.

Rolled 15

>>24391751
So far things seem quiet...

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>>24391723
>Peace is earned by superior firepower.
PEACE THROUGH POWER, BROTHERS!

Rolled 11, 8 = 19

>>24391768
That's what I said.

>>24391783
hush that is step 500 in our plans!

>>24391717

It has occurred to me that we should've set Alek on overwatch in another position.

Fuck.

>>24391799

200 after the Nuclear Walker.

>>24391815
Where's the flying Aircraft Carrier?

>>24391538
We need to build up a bond with our soldiers before we go blitzkrieging it up. Once we have been tried and tested and know how each person works, then we can go crazy. In my opinion, at least.

>>24391832
100 after that.

We have many steps on our plans.

>>24391840

I happen to think the best way to solidify the loyalty of your men is leading by pure example, strategy and so on are a secondary concern to being the most brilliant light on the battlefield.

>>24391717
>>24391768
Unfortunately, it looks like something really did go wrong. You see Tarin motioning at Brillant to get down, and both scouts hit the dirt, disappearing into the tall grass.

Looking through your binoculars, you can now see movement in the cottage. The door swings open and a trio a men in civilian garb storm out. They're only armed with pistols, but they're obviously spooked and ready to use them.

"I think they're on to us, sir." Tarin whispers through the comm. "Orders?"

"My men are in position. We can take them out." Jack says over his comm.

>Everybody stay down and quiet. Maybe they'll think it's a false alarm.
>Take them out quietly.
>Weapons free! Open fire!
>Other

>>24391885
>Take them out quietly.

>>24391885
Aleksander, drop one alive, take the other two out.

>>24391885
>>Take them out quietly.

>>24391885
>Everybody stay down and quiet. Maybe they'll think it's a false alarm.

something else might have spooked em

>>24391885

>Take them out quietly.

If you guys want to this the "subtle" way, we have to commit to it.

>>24391879
I agree with you, but I felt that in this instance discretion was needed. My Akbar senses were tingling.

>>24391885
Take them out quietly.

And with that, I must rest. Try not to get anyone killed fellow Mercs.

Except Imps and spies, kill them, burn their towns and salt the fields.

>>24391944

Run over the damn cottage with a tank and Akbar cannot be heard from under the rubble.

>>24391965
rule one: you do not kill spy's until you grill em for info. Then you can do what you want to them!

>>24391885
"Take them out, but quietly if you can. We've got no idea how many more are in there."

"Roger that." Tarin says.

Fortunately, your scouts and Jack are smart enough to let the enemy patrol disperse a bit before trying to engage them. Like a savannah cat, Tarin pops up behind the rearmost guard. In one smooth motion she clamps her hand over his mouth and pulls him down.

>Roll 1d20

Rolled 4

>>24392098

Rolled 11

>>24392098

Rolled 15

>>24392098
Remember the basics of CQC, Tarin!

Rolled 76

>>24392098

Rolled 17

>>24392098

Rolled 20

>>24392138
damn firefox!

Rolled 4

>>24392098
...

>>24392151
I think we're good now...

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Rolled 5

>>24392151

Rolled 11

>>24392127
Brillant manages to successfully take out his target as well, though a tad sloppier than Tarin's technique.

In the distance, you can see another figure rising from the tall grass...

>>24392180
shiit!

>>24392180
...and Jack plants an arrow straight into the last man's heart.

Wait... since when did Jack have a fucking longbow?

Either way, it doesn't appear anybody inside the cottage has been alerted yet. Your scouts reposition and manage to reach the cottage. Tarin takes a quick peek through the window while Brillant covers her.

"I count at least five more hostiles inside. Mostly armed with pistols and SMGs. I think we can take them."

Meanwhile, Jack and his squad begin stacking up at the the front and rear doors.

>Breach!
>Good job. Pull back and we'll steamroll them.

>>24392299
>Breach, go for it, try to take one alive.

>>24392299
Or,

>other

>>24392299
>>Breach!
We want em alive if we can !

>>24392299
>Good job. Pull back and we'll steamroll them.

Have them pull back to firing positions facing the cottage, then put a tank round through the cottage and catch the enemies in a cross fire, because fuck risk taking.

>>24392339
oh yes lets blow up all the tasty info!

>>24392299

> Breach!

Sturmfuhrer time.

>>24392299
lets withdraw the scouts and stack the shocktroopers and lancers up ready to breach

>>24392393
Uhm, Shocktroopers yes, Lancers no.

Lancers are equipped with a giant ass rocket launcher designed to take out tanks. You don't breach with and RPG.

>>24392434
>You don't breach with and RPG.
The fuck you don't, it would be the settigns equivalent of a SLAM charge on a non-load-bearing wall followed by scary close range guys

>>24392434
>You don't breach with and RPG.
clearly you have no taste when it comes to breaching structures

>>24392434
>You don't breach with and RPG.
Maybe YOU don't...

>>24392485
>>24392487

There is no other way to breach, short of going in behind a tank shell.

>>24392464
>>24392485
>>24392487
>>24392511
Ok ok!

He said stack up and breach so I thought he meant have the lancer in the stack!

I clearly did not think that through.

>>24392537
I can't see why not, whats the best follow up to an explosive entry? more explosives.

you know if we can clean the spy's out we could use the place as a temp HQ while we are here

>>24392584

There will not be much left if we do our job right.

>>24392610
>job right.
there wont be anything left either way.

this is not a bad thing, give us a reputation for charging in rockets blazing and then be all sneaky like

>>24392646
I prefer sneaky then rockets myself.

"Lalala its a fine day to be an Imp-"

Boom, the whole companies dead.

Rolled 8, 19, 19, 3, 2, 10 = 61

>>24392299
"Breach! Be sure to take at least one of them alive."

"Hold up. I've got an idea here." Tarin says.

From the distance, you see Tarin and Brillant huddle together as they seem to be hammering out some sort of plan. Brillant nodes and takes position near the window, his rifle ready. Tarin positions just opposite of him and reaches out her fist.

And then knocks on the window as hard as she can.

You're left wondering what the hell she's thinking when you see a silhouette appear in the window, gazing out to the field to see what caused the noise. In one synchronized motion, Brillant smashes the window open and throws a frag grenade inside.At the same time, Tarin pulls the man through the window. She flips her knife around and strikes him with the handle instead of the blade, knocking him out.

The explosion is the signal for Jack and his men to move in.

>>24392682
I approve of this action.

And you should probably not sage your post OP.

>>24392768
He isn't, he's rolling dice.

>>24392768
>sage your post OP.
it was a dice roll...

>>24392768

Do you not know that dice are rolled in the email field?

>>24392780
>>24392785
>>24392794
I'm gonna go do something other than stare at a computer screen now. My brain is full of fuck.

>>24392682
There's a lot of yelling and screaming and gunfire. However, you can hear Jack scream over the radio.

"Ones slipped the net! He's coming your way!"

Seconds later, a car smashes through the rear wall, sending wood splinters flying. Jack and his men run after, pumping fire into the car but the man manages to get away.

"Jager! You gotta catch that bastard! We'll secure the house and the prisoner!" Jack says. "He's headed for the bay! You can cut him off there with your tank!"

>Roger that. Everybody after him!
>We don't know what else is in there. I'll leave some of my men here to help you out. [specify who]
>Other

>>24392856
>Roger that. Everybody after him!

HAHA TIME FOR OVERWHELMING FIREPOWER.

>>24392856
awww shit time for a high speed chase in a tank!

>>24392856
>Other
TIME FOR TANK

>>24392856
>>We don't know what else is in there. I'll leave one of my men here to help you out. [Alek]

Because A) he is the most effective alone and B) we'll still have three guys going after him in a TANK.

>>24392856
>Roger that. Everybody after him!

>>24392964
lets go with this

>>24392964
this, Alek won't be great in a chase and can help jack out

>>24392964
This.

Now, now is the proper time for a tank rush.

>perforate?
>explode?
>smash?
YES

>>24393168
this guy must be the ring leader so we can shoot his car up but lets see if we can force him to crash

Rolled 1

>>24392856
So... we are tied at whether to go all out or leave Alek behind. DICE GODS HEED MY CALL.

>>24393208
we would still be going all out with leaving Alek behind, doubt he would be great in a car chase

>>24393208
>Looks like we're gonna dogpile this poor sap.

"Okay, every mount up!" You yell.

Fortunately, the Type 36 is large enough to let your whole squad ride on the top. True to Gallian pragmatism, the Type 36 had plenty of built in handholds for infantry.

"Julia how fast can you make this thing go?" You ask.

"Fast enough!"

"Cap, if you go full speed we might cause collateral damage. These streets aren't exactly the best place for a tank." Sam warns.

>GOTTA GO FAST
>Step on it, but keep an eye out.

>>24393313
>>Step on it, but keep an eye out.

I smell a trap

>>24393313
>GOTTA GO FAST
All place is best place for TONK

>>24393313

>GOTTA GO FAST

Everyone we care about is on this tank. Property damage is irrelevant, we have a spy to run down!

>>24393313
>>Step on it, but keep an eye out.

>>24393326
>I smell a trap

It's called "Homeguard morons dogpile us".

>Step on it, but keep an eye out.

>>24393387
and one of em will have a old shitty rocket launcher somehow

>>24393527
I'm more worried for the people on the handholds.

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>>24393527
>mfw you're probably right

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>>24393527
>rocket launcher
These guys are Not!Britain. They'll have a Projector, Infantry, Anti-Tank.

>>24393590
OH FUCK RUN AWAY FROM THAT DEATHTRAP

>>24393610
how bad was it!?

>>24393641
seriously? it probably killed more brits using it than actually damaging enemy tanks

>>24393590
>>24393313
"As fast as you can, but limit the damage, Julia."

"Oh, a challenge then. Fine by me!"

You can feel the tank throttling back slightly, but you're still going rather fast. Fortunately, tanks tend to rather noisy, and the roaring ragnite engine serves as enough warning for civilians to get out of the way. However, there's still the occasional sideswipe as your tank clips a few corners and bumpers.

You some bewildered Home Guard gaping at you as you pass, not quite sure what to make of the sight.

"We're almost up to the docks!" You yell to your squad. "Get ready for a fight!"

However, you were just staying that to get your squad ready and alert. You weren't really expecting that serious of a fight, since it was just one man on the run.

"Uh, Cap? Are those dock workers supposed to be armed?"

"What?"

You see that the fleeing spy has just barely beaten you to the dock. He's ditched the car and sprinting down one of the piers, waving frantically at a knot of around ten dock workers. From your position, you seem them start pulling weapons from the surrounding crates.

"Well shit."

>Orders, Captain?

>>24393656
fuck em! FIRE THE CANNON!

>>24393656

Dismount, formation behind the tank, fire and advance with suppression applied on the enemy.

>>24393656
"Loader, HE, Gunner, fire at will, Driver, infantry, tracks, adjust at will"

>>24393672

Well that goes without saying.

>>24393656
They pulled guns on a tank.

That is not a smart move.

>"Everyone get to cover! Julia, engage at will!"

>>24393656
if they pull PIATs out of those crates get cover and wait for them to blow themselves up

>>24393672
try not to hit the guy who got out of the car. aim for the men on the dock and blow em away with HE

>>24393656
Open fire with the tank, take out those crates and any cover with the cannon.

Squad dismounts gets to cover to advance, if minimal cover, use tank as mobile cover as well.

Wreck their shit.

>>24393709
Why shouldn't we? We already have a prisoner.

All we're doing with this is risking the lives of our men.

>>24393732

Indeed. No mercy here. If one's alive afterwards its a bonus.

>>24393732
presumably the guy in the car is of some import, and if they turned dock workers they could already be infiltrating the country, having the ringleader in custody would help greatly

>>24393749
and think of the bonus!

>>24393749
How the fuck do we know its the ringleader and not your average spy?

They could be just moving to help one of their guys. And frankly, we've already caught one of them, stop trying to have your cake and eat it too.

>>24393765
Getting to brutally torture someone who would betray his countrymen to the Empire, ostensibly for information? And then proceed to get piss drunk and cry ourself to sleep clutching a photo of Karla from before she betrayed us?

>>24393789
>cake and eat it too.
not worth eating the cake if its poison or empty, at this stage, preparing defenses for an invasion, every bit of intel helps

and ffs we have a tank, man the fuck up

>>24393789

Indeed. Risking our men in a firefight is not something Jager Sturmfuhrer would do. We destroy them first, ask questions later, if ever. One prisoner is really enough.

>>24393808
Exactly!

>>24393808
now you are thinking!

>>24393765
We already have a goddamn prisoner, the reasons presented for this being the ringleader is flimsy at best, and we already have a fucking prisoner.

Not to mention for what seems like the thirtieth fucking time we'll be risking the lives of our men unnecessarily.

What part of the above do you morons not get?

>>24393815
this is very true

>>24393656
"Julia, slow it down! Everybody dismount!" You yell.

As your squad leaps clear from the tank, it frees up room to allow Julia to work the turret. She parks it on the land side of the pier, essentially trapping the spies on it. Plus he has a perfect firing line straight down it. The dock workers, not realizing that their comrade's pursuers had a tank with them, hesitate at the sight.

"Julia. HE. Fire at will."

>Roll 1d20

Rolled 2

>>24393859
FUCK EM ALL BUT PLEASE GOD DO NOT KILL THE RUNNER!

>>24393821

And we lose one of our guys in the process of obtaining this extra scrap of information that this guy may not have?

It's like you guys don't even understand the concept of risk management here.

Rolled 16

>>24393859

Rolled 18

>>24393859
Rolling

Rolled 5

>>24393859

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>>24393882
ahahahahahah fucking dice gods

>>24393883
we understand risk management fine, what you dont understand is WE HAVE A FUCKING TANK, THEY DO NOT

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Rolled 1

>>24393859
There's nothing I hate more than survivors.

>>24393815
Having a tank is not going to prevent our guys in the open being shot genius.

>>24393883

I'm in favor of just ending them, don't know why you linked that to me.

>>24393903
now there are no survivors, on both sides...

ARE YOU HAPPY NOW

>>24393895
And of course, having a tank is totally going to help in subduing..oh wait, that's a job for our guys out in the OPEN.

>>24393907
Mistake.

>>24393903
>quoting a guy who got facefucked by a torpedo while in a helicopter
>expecting any outcome other than a crit fail
You are Fast Wheels level retarded.

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>>24393905
if they run in to the open like a god damn jackass then it is there is a MUCH bigger problem

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>>24393929

>>24393954
and I need to stop drinking so much right now

>>24393885
And that moment's hesitation is their last mistake. Julia's shot is spot on, landing right on the crate and detonating in a huge fireball. Eight of the dock workers are immediately out of action, either having been blown apart or sent flying into the water.

The runner is caught like a deer in the headlights, while the surviving two dock workers scatter for the nearest cover. At this point, the rest of your squad has taken up firing positions.

>Call for them to surrender. This is their last chance.
>Let's not risk it. Waste em.
>Other

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>>24393977
>>Call for them to surrender. This is their last chance.

GIVE IT UP! YOU CANT ESCAPE!

>>24393954
Then how are we going to take him down? Shooting at him non-lethally while he moves to get the fuck out of there?

>>24393977
>Call for them to surrender. This is their last chance.
but do it from solid cover

>>24393977
>Call for them to surrender. This is their last chance.

>>24393963
>>24393984
what show is this, seems fucking hilarious

>>24393977
>Let's not risk it. Waste em.

I know Im getting outvoted, but fuck it. No risks here.

>>24393977
>>Call for them to surrender. This is their last chance.

While happily behind cover and prepared to turn them into swiss cheese.

If they accept they are to slowly come out of cover, throw down their arms and approach with their hands behind their head and to lay down at our signal.

>>24394019
Fate/Zero.

>>24394019

Fate/ Zero.

Hilarious is, well, a word. There is Rejoicing.

>>24393977
>>Let's not risk it. Waste em.

>>24394022
we have cover and a tank. what do they have to fight us with?

>>24394065

Why find out?

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>>24394019
It manages to be hilarious at points (usually when Kiritsugu "Magus Killer" Emiya uses modern technology to throw a spanner in the works of someone's plan) but it's actually quite grim.

>>24393977
>Call for them to surrender. This is their last chance.

this is the only warning you are going to get! Drop all of your weapons and lay on the ground face down with your arms behind your back!

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>>24394019
Oh it is hilarious... from a certain point of view.

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>>24394134

I have no idea of what you speak, friend.

>>24393977
"Imperial spies! You are surrounded and have no chance of escape! Lay down your arms and surrender, and you won't be hurt! I will only say this ONCE!" You yell down the pier.

On cue, you see two rifles clatter to the ground and the two remaining dock workers stand up with arms over their heads.

The runner raises his arms and slowly turns around, a glum look in his face. However, the moment he gets a good look at your face his eyes widen. Before you realize it, the runner has already bolted and dives off the side of the pier into the water.

"Don't worry, I got eyes on him." Aleksandr says, his rifle already tracking the runner. "He's not going anywhere."

Suddenly, he moment is ruined by a loud screeching sound. You turn to see several trucks pulling up. It looks like the Home Guard finally arrived.

"Stop right there!" One rather old fellow starts running up as fast as his atrophied legs would let him. You could swear his uniform was from EWI. "Cease your hostile activity at once or we will have no choice but to retaliate."

"No offense sir," Ramirez says to you, "but I actually kinda feel bad for these guys."

>Ignore them
>Explain the situation
>Other

>>24394196

>Ignore them

Home Guard irrelevant. Remove Spy kebab.

>>24394196
>Explain the situation
but have Alek and someone else keep watch on the runner, if these home guard retards let him escape I will flense them alive

>>24394196
>Explain the situation

looks like the runner might report to the little whore...

>>24394196
Oh for the love of-

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>>24394190
Nope. No idea why anything in it might cause rejoicing.
>>24394196
>Explain the situation
They may be irrelevant, but I'd rather NOT have a jumpy old guy who just wants to defend his country shooting us in the back over a misunderstanding.

>>24394196

Ramirez, explain the situation. Alek and the others, pursue the target.

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>>24394196
does this little bitch think he can escape the rape train!?

>>24394196

Boy I can't wait for us to start explaining the situation, introduce ourselves and then Gramps over there will go STURMFUEHRER? THAT'S AN IMPEEERIAL NAME, INNIT? and arrest us.

>>24394196
ramirez feels bad for them? he can handle them then, keep atleast 2 people watching the runner and send someone after him

>>24394292
god damn it...

>>24394292
you know what, i didn't want to, but if he does, i vote we murder them all and say the spies did it

albion would be better off

>>24394312

While not normally opposed to such actions, I feel our men might not comply with such an order.

>>24394235
This. Ramirez, explain the situation. We pursue the runner — he seems to be unarmed.

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>>24394312
We're not fucking Imps, bro. We don't gun down civies

>>24394323
who said we'd get our men to do it? we shall do it, by ourselves, in the dead of night, and we will not return untill we have all their scalps hanging on our tanks turret

>>24394196
>Other
"Shut up and sit down or so help me I will have you hanged for high treason against Albion."

>>24394196
"Ramirez, explain the situation to them." You say, handing him the stamped orders Colonel Lynch gave you.

"Roger that, sir." And Ramirez runs, quickly getting into a conversation with the lead Home Guard.

"Alek, what's the situation on the runner?" You ask, taking out your binoculars.

"That's the weird thing, sir. He's not headed for a boat or the coast. He's... he's just swimming farther out into the bay."

"Well, if the guy's got a suicide wish, he's got it. Maybe we can ask those Home Guard guys to pick him up."

You turn to see the Home Guard Captain you accosted earlier standing behind you.

"Captain Waring of the 9th Home Guard Platoon, at your service!" He says, crisply saluting.

"Uhhhh, Ramirez? What exactly did you say to him?" You ask, surprised at the complete 180 in his attitude.

"I just showed him the orders." Ramirez shrugs.

"Well, as long as you have the proper paperwork, I have no problem with any operations you perform here." Waring says, puffing his chest out like he's proud of that fact. "Though I do admit, your little stunt here did cause quite the scare. Why hasn't this "Colonel Lynch' informed me of this mission?"

"Maybe it just got lost in the confusion?" You say, wondering how he missed that pretty blatant sentence in the orders saying not to inform the Home Guard.

"Mmmm, yes, it seems like Pike is shirking his duties again."

"Hey, uhhh, if you don't mind, do you think you could get a boat out there to pick up that guy swimming out in the bay? He's an Imperial spy that needs to be brought to justice."

"Ah, just waiting to see who'd be the first one to spot that." Waring says, nodding furiously. He then turns and tells his men to start taking a few boats to intercept him.

"He's certainly... interesting." Sam frowns.

"Crazy is more like it."

"Uhhh, uhhh, sir, I think you need to see this." Alek says.

"Yeah yeah, I know, he's swimming further out into the bay, right? You told me that already."

(cont)

>>24394509
This is about the time we should be shouting "Julia, AP, prepare to fire!"

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>>24394509
"Sir, you REALLY need to see this."

"Fine." You turn around, wondering what could possibly be spooking Alek so much.

That's when you see the u-boat surfacing i the bay.

"Son of a bitch."

>And that's it for today! Next time on VMQ, AMAZING PIRATE BATTLES!
>Next thread will be Monday 7pm PST.

>>24394538
Fuck.

Should have just shot him.

>>24394538
why did non of us see this coming?
WHY THE FUCK DID NONE OF US SEE THIS COMING?