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Re:Christmas in Seattle.
« Reply #120 on: December 02, 2004, 12:11:16 PM »

Try to get up and keep running.
Maybe they won't chase me if they see I can frag them. Maybe?

You get up and turn arround, only to find that the two snow goons behind you have now gotten themselfes between you and the doctor's office. they look quite angry, and are brandishing makeshift clubs, wrapped in un-hypoalogenic materials, that may have come off of the perimiter of a milatary compound." <New Init. Pass> <Pass 11> Your turn.
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Re:Christmas in Seattle.
« Reply #121 on: December 02, 2004, 12:53:14 PM »

walk up look for the doc whats up doc

The Doctor is near the back of the truck. aparently dirrection the orcs as to where everything should go.
"Put that there, and thease boxes go over with the cyberware extraction tools... and... Oh Hello! you are back! Good news! Out of the blue i get a call from this guy i know from forever ago, he offers me a recently liquidated stockpile of medical equipment! all i have to do is a small favor for him! you are going to laugh when you hear what it is! All he wanted was a NAME of someone that was a decent doctor, looking for work, and willing to brave the hardships presented by the redmond barrens! so guess who i recomended?"


cool  Doc need Me to tag along

"Errr... Yes... About that... You see, i would go myself, but what with the new equipment for my shop, and the increase in paitent wait-times,... i wasn't soo much looking to have you tag allong, as perhaps looking to have you owe me a favor... He did say something about it paying well..."
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Re:Christmas in Seattle.
« Reply #122 on: December 03, 2004, 11:42:29 AM »

I'll point the gun at them, and brandish it threateningly

"What the frag do you want from me? Leave me the frag alone!"

...while running to take cover behind the damaged snowmoblie, of course.

You get behind the stalled snowmobile just in time to have it take some of the impact of the drive (slide?) by attacks. <Resist Dammage><Use Half Combat Pool> <No Dammage Taken> <Resist Dammage> <Use Remaining Combat Pool><Light Physical Wound> As they pass you they attempt to pummel you into dust, only succeeding in mostly pummeling the stalled snow mobile, and hitting you with the rebounds. (but it still hurts) <Init. Pass 1> Your turn.
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Re:Christmas in Seattle.
« Reply #123 on: December 03, 2004, 04:45:39 PM »

"You know what it is you're asking me to do right?  There are people looking for me as we speak and you want me to do this?  Plus, how the heck am I supposed to remove a supercharger without any tools and carry it all the way back to the car?  Unless you happened to have left a spare toolbox in the trunk...then this could fall together."

"Well, I wasn't going to have to remove the supercharger so much as... well... the whole hummer... he keeps a key under sunvisor on the passingers side. i'll remove the charger, leave the hood up untill the new one arives, put the new one in, and drop it off before he gets back. any property dammage you do getting in, i'll just add nitrus oxide or something to calm him down. and I wouldn't put you in this situation, if it wasn't the only way to get myself out so i could help you. ... i'll owe you tripple big time. all the repair work on your ride?, Done. new plates and paint job? Done. you want that color changeing paintjob? you can have a dragon flying circles while you sit in traffic. kids for miles arround will crap their pants when they see how fly i make your ride after this. but i know you are on the lam... if you don't want to do it you don't have to... but i may not be arround to help you out...
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Re:Christmas in Seattle.
« Reply #124 on: December 03, 2004, 05:09:41 PM »

I'll run for the door while they have to circle back around.

Once they start to gain on me, I'll aim and fire at one of them.

You run for the door once again, arriveing at it moments before the snow goons catch up to you, Yanking the door open you find... that it's locked. there is a call box button and a security camera that looks like it's lense has been spraypainted over a couple of times. Spinning arround you take aim and fire at the closer of the two goons. <Target Numbers Modified for running><Target numbers modified for moveing target><Target Numbers modified for current injury level><Use Half Combat Pool><Serious Wound> You hit hit him in the chest, missing the snow mobile all together, but he's still almost on top of you. <New Initive Pass><Turn 10> Your move.
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Re:Christmas in Seattle.
« Reply #125 on: December 03, 2004, 10:19:35 PM »

got you  Doc  slot Me the adddress I  got time to grab a bite a quick nap?

"Oh, no address necessary, he said he would get you the best team money could buy, and have them come here to pick you up. Or was it 'the best money your team could buy'... or was it 'the best team that small ammounts of money could buy? i'm not sure. he did say it rather fast, but he was most charming about it. i'm sure he was just jokeing. anyways, yea, you can have a nice nap in the second operateing room... the paitent there isn't scheduled to wake up for another five days. (Got a super-thyroid gland installed, had to remove her whole neck...)

ok  grab a bit to eat and sleep fpr 2 hours

You wake up the next morning next to a woman in chyro-sleep with tubes pokeing into her neck from every dirrection, almost covering her face, and the sounds of gunfire combined with what could only be a dirtbike race.

ok get up ready my pistol and investagate

You grab your gear and walk arround a bit... the noises of pain and death seem to be comeing from outside the shop. the door is securly locked and barred, but the doctor is nowhere to be seen. (perhaps he had to make a house call?)
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Re:Christmas in Seattle.
« Reply #126 on: December 04, 2004, 03:25:07 PM »

"Well since you worked on the ride, how do I get into the car?  It is a MilSpec Humvee afterall.  And how do you propose I get it out of the community?  The guards at the front might have an issue."

"Well, it's got bullet proof glass, but he was haveing trouble with the back window (someone shot it out) and even though the bullet proof glass is replaced, the lock is a little worse for wear, so climb in the back, get the key, and start er' up... as for getting out... just follow another car out or,... well, it IS a Hummer. you could probibly drive through the little park thingie you walk in through... or just go through a wall. thing is as good as a tank.
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Re:Christmas in Seattle.
« Reply #127 on: December 04, 2004, 03:55:58 PM »

"Ok then, if everything goes as planned I'll see you in a bit."

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I'll wipe the phone off with a hankercheif, and do the same with the places I touched on the car, and be pretty thorough about it.

I'll go ahead and survey the area, trying to keep outta site.  I'll look for that back way in and look to see what's between the gate and the house if I can.  I'll try and find an inconspicuous spot to park the car, as it'll be sitting here for a little bit.  

Can you describe what it looks like between where I parked, the back entrance, and the way up to the house?
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There is indeed an open 'park' thing with a twisting walkway, two foot deep stream (with a pretty waterfall on the north side) some zen-garden style rocks, and a turnstyle gate that would be tough to take much more than a bicicle through. the park is about 60 yards accrost, and there is a parking lot for a closed bookstore accrost the way. (that's where you park the corvette) up to the house is a couple blocks of surburbia cookie-cutter homes at their best. each house is identical, and one of three colors. each house has a two car garage, a mailbox, a tree, a shrub, and a poarch swing. almost every house is dark, except for the security lights allong the driveways, and a motion activated light at the front poarch. you would be hard pressed to find cover on the streets, although you could try dashing from tree to tree. (but they really aren't that big, the trees are big enough to climb, but not big enough to stand behind without being noticed, unless you were exactly on the opposite side of them, and had your hands down by your side. (although the dark of night would probibly increase their consealability factor a bit.) the security guards are makeing their rounds on bikes, armed with only flashlights and walkie talkies as far as you can tell. they look moderatly board, mostly cold, but nonetheless alert. you have about five minutes after a guard passes out of sight before the next one rounds the bend.
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Re:Christmas in Seattle.
« Reply #128 on: December 04, 2004, 05:06:08 PM »

I'll dive out of the way.
Without remembering how many shots I have left in the gun, I need to conserve ammo.

(OOC: I think you would have been better off 'conserveing ammo' back when there was still ammo to conserve in your gun. how are you at useing melee weapons picked up from ex-snow goons?)

You Dive out of the way, being missed compleatly by the snow-goon you shot (he aparently is distracted by that big hole in his chest) but the other one lands a nice crack that loosens up a few of your ribs, and takes little barb wire sized peaces out of your back. <Use all remaining dice to resist dammage><Light Wound> <New Init.> <Pass 8> Your Turn.
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Re:Christmas in Seattle.
« Reply #129 on: December 06, 2004, 01:40:08 PM »

(OOC)
So 60 yards through the park, and then how far to get to the target house?
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about four and a half blocks of open teritory. and sec. guards every five minutes. (four blocks is about a mile)  ... his house would have to be one of the ones furthest away from the park wouldn't it?
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Re:Christmas in Seattle.
« Reply #130 on: December 06, 2004, 09:55:33 PM »

I'll try and tackle the only goon I haven't injured yet off the bike.

I know it's a long shot, but since I'm out of ammo, and I forgot to pick up an extra clip when I was home, I'm in drek.

(OOC: <Pulls out tape recorder>"Note to self: Going into a fight with three guys and only two bullets is a bad idea. restock on ammo next time i'm near walmart.") LOL

Okay, you attempt the most John-Woo move you can imagine, jumping up and kicking the snow goon in the face as he trys to run you over with his snowmobile, or hit you with his club if you dive out of the way. you suddenly are wishing there was a news crew arround to watch this. <Atheletics test (Jump)> <Unarmed attack><Knockdown> ...

well, two out of three ain't bad.

You Jump into the air and get ready to kick him in the face, when you discover that you made a slight miscalculation in the speed of the snow goon. but all is not lost! you still end up running into his face, but it's more with your knee and stomach. <Light Wound> the snow goon resists being knocked off his slead though, you are mostly, at this point, sitting in his lap as he yells something ferral at you. lucky for you though, he can't see where he is going, and he's too buisy holding on to the snowmobile to hit you with his club. unfortunatly for you, he seems to be accelerateing.
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Re:Christmas in Seattle.
« Reply #131 on: December 07, 2004, 09:18:37 AM »

I remove the bar  and unlock the door gun at the ready

You take three deep breaths, get ready to open the door, and *whump* ... there is something blocking the door from opening. looking through the eyehole you can't see anything, but something is deffenitly there.

ok shoot the hinges off one side top and bottom and reload

Kind of hard on your friends property aren't you? <BANG> <BANG> <BANG> the door hinges splinter and pop as you unload a clip of ammo into them, destroying the wood frame and blowing the hinges clear. the door leans like a listing ship and the support structure disentagrates. following that, you re-load, and get ready to push through what is left of your friends door.

ok pull the door remains away and take stock of sit Seeing the elf behind the attacking goon I shoot the goon in the back

Actually, when you open the door you see a black elf on top of a snow goon, beating the crap out of him with his bare hands. the snow goon has a club like object (a street sign pole wrapped with razor wire and the like) out too one side, but he's haveing a difficult time getting it to bare on the elf sitting on his chest. there is another goon driveing down the street, headding dangerously close to the wall of a building. he seems to be fighting with his headgear. you can't shoot at either the elf of the goon without a chance of hitting the other one. they are just too close. you could shoot at bouth of them, or perhaps fire into the air to get their attention, but just picking off one of them is going to be really tough.
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Re:Christmas in Seattle.
« Reply #132 on: December 07, 2004, 12:44:59 PM »

I'll try and grab his scarf/mask/goggles and roll off the side of the snowmobile.

Maybe I can run while he's putting his head back on straight.

Okay, grabbing all of the snowgear arround his head/ neck area you do a rolling bail off of the side of the snowmobile. <Resist Dammage><Use Half Combat pool><Light wound> the track on the back of the snowmobile runs over your leg. The Goon on the snowmobile continues to drive crookedly down the street trying to streighten his headgear as you lay in his tracks. The other goon, haveing parked his snowmobile infront of the door is walking towards you, one hand on his chest, the other brandishing his homemade club. he looks quite angry.
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Re:Christmas in Seattle.
« Reply #133 on: December 07, 2004, 01:13:18 PM »

(OOC)
I'll sneak through the park to the nearest house, and watch for security measures (motion detectors, lights, etc).  Once there I'll hide behind a bush or something and watch the security guards some more, specifically looking for patterns while checking the time.  Maybe there'll be a guard who takes a break or a shift change or something (and thus removing himself from the patrol temporarily)

If they catch me, I'll tell them that I just got really pissed at my girl and wanted to take a walk through the park to blow some steam off.  If they further question me, then I'll...decide...to uhh...we'll get there when we get there ;)
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You get through the park, keeping more to the shadowed trees than to the lighted walkway. the first house, like all of the other identical houses here has one shrubbery bush, 20" X 20" X 20", one tree; no leaves, and a poarch light motion detector, that'll probibly go off if you get within 10' of the walkway. you can kind of hunker-down by the shrubbery, but you notice a nice footprint trail through the freshly fallen snow right from the park to your current location. as the first guard passes he dosn't seem to notice it, but you don't know how long your luck will hold out like that. the next guard is due in five minutes.
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Re:Christmas in Seattle.
« Reply #134 on: December 09, 2004, 08:31:18 PM »

I'll throw my gun at him.
Hopefully it'll hit, and even if it doesn't, I'll tackle his sorry hoop to the ground.

<CRACK!> Holy Cow! This snow goon must have been the star of his grade school softball team before he dropped out. He swings his makeshift bat and your makeshift throwing weapon, and the two connect. it's not going to clear the back wall of the park, but it is flying off somewhere. the snow goon smiles and pulls a 'babe ruth' by putting the bat down by his side and shielding his eyes to watch your gun soar through the air. you can almost hear him chuckle as you plow into his chest. <Use Half Combat Pool><Moderate stun wound> you knock the wind out of him as you bouth land in a heap on the snow. <new Init.> <Pass 6> Your Turn.
« Last Edit: December 10, 2004, 11:22:16 AM by Ruski »
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