If that's seriously your action, then please make sure none of us die from it, 'kay?

lolguise mai bad, i accidentally everything.

Well, technically, it was dragonxp, but meh.

Damn, neither of the people most important to my plans are here.

Ragdoll/XP, you made it seem like, ya know, BAD things were gonna happen. We're basically in the same situation as we were a turn ago, but now we have to shoot you. And when you inevitably kill us all, it'll only be proof that you're overpowered because then you'll have killed ten people or so and we'll have killed none of you (the one time we almost did, Yolady said we SHOULDN'T kill them - of course, that was probably a good idea because basing off of the current characters we've been getting it'd be some invincible demon from the 7th circle of hell). But yeah, nothing much bad has happened as a result of this.

@Oci: You're all injured, the one civilized shelter you had within miles is in ruins, three baddies you could have killed or questioned got away scot-free, and most of your NPC allies were evaporated by a plasma implosion.

Oh, yeah, everything's real peachy right now, huh?



PS has anyone noticed that all of this bad crap is happening solely at the compound? Isn't there that thing called a storyline you could pursue by following the expedition? I've been hinting at that for the last 20 pages, and this time the hint was a small catastrophe. Staying in one place crawling with mercenaries, terrorists, and two minor demons is not necessarily a good idea.

I've to the point of ♥♥♥♥ all, it's not like we stand a chance against the so called blurs anyway.

Foil, the reason we don't stand a chance against blurs is for balance reasons, right Ragdoll? After all, we have an army at our backs! That army may be made out of paper cut-outs (or something just as useful; point is that they all end up dying in a single turn) or insane people trying to kill us, but hey, we have an army.

Army testing is usually AWAY from army personnel, so your action is more METAGAME then writing, "♥♥♥♥ THAT DARK BLUR!!"

Ociamarru: The reason you don't stand a chance against the blurs is because you're supposed to progress the story by following the actual storyline where, spoiler alert, you will eventually defeat the bad guys through means I will not mention.

The point is stop dicking around like an extraordinarily thick-headed herd of sheep and get the hell out of Dodge and back to your original mission. The blurs serve as a deterrent against staying in one spot too long, if you haven't figured it out, and they will beat the living ♥♥♥♥ out of you if you mosey around the same place for oh, 60 pages or so. (Probably more, just a conservative estimate)

Ah...point taken. Well, as soon as I regain conciousness, I'm going to get me a Hum Vee and leave with everyone in tow. Unfortunately, my Pilot skill is entirely useless as of yet because there are no aircraft to be found. Oh, well...

*Hinthint* There may be Humvees at the back of the compound which was more or less unaffected by the blast.

Ugh, our medic left and for some reason there are never ANY medics unless you don't need them. So basically I'm gonna die...