Hive IC story - Discussion - Page 4

Rokossovky · July 27, 2003, 12:20

oohhhh. *buckles up for plot twists*

- Rokossovky

Jamski · July 27, 2003, 13:10

/me polishes the midworms*

-Jam

Snowflake · July 27, 2003, 14:08

Now we know what(who) is the most important in his mind ...

Jamski · July 27, 2003, 14:35

Was there ever any doubt?

-Jam

Vev · July 28, 2003, 00:32

While we are on the new IC story, I suggest there be a theme or something that this story is about, intially anyway, and an adversary or something immediate to work towards. Also, a mechanism for the characters to interact, be it working in a group or the use of a wireless link would keep the story bubbling. The lack of interaction is probably the downfall of the last IC story.

One reason why I restricted the use of Comrade Vev, is because he is a loner at nature and thus provide very little group interaction. Whereas a junior field agent spy, is meant to blend in and work with people, sometimes use them.

Kody · July 28, 2003, 00:49

Are people willing to do an IC story in the embassy forum?

Kody

Vev · July 28, 2003, 00:58

Would it be a separate story? It is just that I feel some of the juicier aspect of Hive IC would serve better within the Hive forum.

Kody · July 28, 2003, 01:10

I don't know depends on what people want to do.

Kody

Snowflake · July 31, 2003, 10:33

Quote:

He pointed it towards the distant perimiter defences of Fellowship City

Get yourself uptodate, old man!

Snowflake · July 31, 2003, 10:38

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Originally posted by Vev
While we are on the new IC story, I suggest there be a theme or something that this story is about, intially anyway, and an adversary or something immediate to work towards.

How about internally power struggles and externally interaction with Drones? All the trust and mistrust, plot and plan... Or would it be too complicated?

Quote:

Also, a mechanism for the characters to interact, be it working in a group or the use of a wireless link would keep the story bubbling. The lack of interaction is probably the downfall of the last IC story.

Well, we have quicklinks.

Snowflake · July 31, 2003, 13:37

I realize that that CD player is too old. I tried to play a song for you but it took it so long before you could hear anything. Anybody would tell me what I could do about it?

Jamski · July 31, 2003, 17:26

Buy a newer CD player? Just a suggestion...

-Jam

Snowflake · July 31, 2003, 17:58

Dear Deputy Chairman, you realize that we are currently in Chiron? And that there are no more things called "a newer CD player"?

Vev · July 31, 2003, 18:57

Nonsense, we just send it to a workshop and re-label it with a popular brand new. Now you have a newer CD player.

"Wow, I didn't know Nervco expanded to make CD players."

Snowflake · August 7, 2003, 11:22

Comrade Kody and Comrade Vev, I would like to consult your opinion regarding moving/copying all our Drone related IC story post to Drone's territory. It makes sense that it should happen there. Plus I would rather see further IC story posts that are not written in Haikus.

Snowflake · August 7, 2003, 17:06

Marshal, who had you just killed?

Why didn't you catch him and interrogate about who sent him?

Rokossovky · August 7, 2003, 17:36

Oh, it was just a nobody. And I know who sent him, it was the evil Jamski, I said something to that extent when they found the bug. The post was just to make a point and reinforce the soft, yet ruthless character of the Marshal.

- Rokossovky

(oh and because killing him is much more entertaining,

)

Snowflake · August 7, 2003, 17:42

Care to show us killing whom is really the most entertaining?

Rokossovky · August 7, 2003, 17:47

hmmm... well, there is one person in particular the Marshal would like to have meet with his little relic.... but... that will have to wait, and who knows? We could end up being friends.

- Rokossovky

Rokossovky · August 7, 2003, 17:49

You do all know who the Spetsnaz are right (in RL)?

- Rokossovky

Snowflake · August 7, 2003, 17:55

I don't.

Rokossovky · August 7, 2003, 18:18

lol. Alrighty. Story Time.

Back in the 1970's the Soviet Union was lacking a specific force to fill the special operations niche in it's armed forces. They saw the US's SEALS, and I believe Delta Force was created right around then. Regardless, they had a serious case of size envy. So, the Soviet Leadership created a division called Spetsnaz. It was a very small, very elite group of soldiers. They were all veteran and trained to kill using any weapon they could find, including their hands, and take on any enemy that they would come up against. They were deployed in blocks of 15 men, but could join together for larger ops.

If my memory serves, and to illustrate their elite nature, I BELIEVE they were deployed a company (about 100 men) per Army (um... that really varies, lets say 4 divisions (40,000+ men)). There was a battlion strength per theater (800ish men, and a theater was ie eastern europe, um, middle east, siberia, the far east... and once again my memory may be off a little).

They were most recently used in the theater incident in Russia... rather unsucessfully (but NOT because of the Spetsnaz I might add). Historically, one of their shining moments came when the Soviets invaded afganistan. Immediately upon commencing hostilities a bunch of spetsnaz were dropped by helicopter onto the president of afganistans palace, and proceeded to liquidate everyone on the premisis.

Basically, they are an elite, highly trained, special operations unit from the soviety era.

- Rokossovky

Rokossovky · August 7, 2003, 18:25

Basically they are similar to the British/Australian SAS, or the US Delta Force.

(or, if you want a REALLY high class special force, Canada's JTF2 (w00t w00t!)... well, i guess they were more like the Airborne... until that was disbanded in '95 (curses 3vil politicians) Can you believe our government disbanded THE MOST effective combat unit in the world? grr.... *bitterness*... and they think Royal Canadian Regiment would "fill the niche"... uh hugh... they drive BIG LAV's... they don't drop out of airplanes... but, the JTF2 is better, however it IS special ops, not a combat force).

- Rokossovky..... *bitter*

Rokossovky · August 7, 2003, 19:07

That's the RCR

That's the airborne (notice the difference)

And that was the JTF 2 in Afganistan (ironically enough)

- Rokossovky

Kody · August 7, 2003, 19:50

I wouldn't mind the IC story getting copied over.

Ask vev and rokossovky.

Vev · August 7, 2003, 20:00

so
UK - SAS
Australia - SAS
Russia - Spetsnaz
US - Delta Force & SEAL

Israel - ?
China - ?
Al Qaeda - ?

By the way, what is so special about the gurkhas?

Vev · August 7, 2003, 21:18

I am going to -
Include some drama inside
IC 2 story

Snowflake · August 7, 2003, 23:04

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Originally posted by Kody
I wouldn't mind the IC story getting copied over.

Ask vev and rokossovky.

Comrade Vev? Marshal? If all agree, should everybody copy their posts in the order of time? (Marshal first, I believe, followed by Kody, then Vev, then me, then Vev, then me.) Or how should we do it?

p.s. Comrade Vev, better introduce your drama soon otherwise I don't know what to expect in Drones. Guess I'll wait for a while and let you and Comrade Forlani work it out.

Vev · August 7, 2003, 23:38

It will happen during the evening Hive reception at the town centre. Suffice to say, Foreman Gustav is mine!

Vev · August 7, 2003, 23:39

By the way, which IC story?