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Rogue
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  Nazgul Squadron: LMS Aftermath
December 14, 2007 7:20:02 AM    View the profile of Rogue 
Hi guys.

I got to thinking. The rules for LMS say we can't post on that thread any more, but we can post on the other threads. So I started a new one for us.

This is one is LMS: Aftermath. Its for everyone in the squadron who has already died in the sim.  What are they doing now?

Are they just sitting there in the briefing room, watching the rest of the squadron? Or they sitting there sleeping? Or are maybe someone is pacing the room, waiting for it all to be over.

Let's see what we each all do after we die, while we wait.
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  RE: Nazgul Squadron: LMS Aftermath
December 14, 2007 9:35:23 PM    View the profile of Rogue 
Once he was out of the simulator, he put both hands over his head and stretched towards the ceiling. He held it until he felt his back pop, then released. He worked his shoulders before reaching back into the simulator to get his stuff. He grabbed his custom helmet and then slammed the hatch shut. He hooked the helmet over a shoulder and headed for the briefing room.

He kicked the door to the briefing room opened and stormed in. He crossed to a chair and threw his helmet, gloves and other gear into it.  He didn't bother to look at the rest of the squadron, until he had grabbed a bottle of water, ripped the cap off and drained it. His thirst temporarily dealt with, he tossed it toward the trash can, then left the room and paid a visit to the refresher.

Once he had taken care of that need and returned to the briefing room, he crossed over to the standard Navy issue caf dispenser. He grabbed one of the cups available and drew a steaming cup full. He dumped in two sweeteners and stirred it up. That done, he took the cup and returned to his chair.

He eased into the chair, only taking care since he didn't want to waste any of the caf. He propped his feet up on the arm of the chair in the row in front of his and eased back in the chair. He slowly sipped the caf, trying to let the tension ease. He stayed that way for a minute or two before looking up and around the room.

“Why is it so quiet in here? What you think your still dead?” He asked and waited. No answer came back.

“Well your not! So start talking.” He ordered. “Analyze what we did wrong. Learn what worked. And so on.”

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  RE: Nazgul Squadron: LMS Aftermath
December 14, 2007 10:11:32 PM    View the profile of Trevor Evenson 
Gerald Payne pushed his thick glasses up on his nose and double-checked the notes on his clipboard. Although the simulations had not ended, he had been assigned to go to Nazgul’s debriefing room and give them any information they wanted to know about the simulation. It was too late for them to help any of their squadron mates, so they were welcome to ask questions about the various aspects of the simulation. At the same time, he was suppose to be giving them a review of their performance and telling them how they could improve certain aspects of their flight.

He paced back and forth in the hallway outside of the briefing room, trying to compose himself before entering. He wasn’t the best speaker, and he felt that his more academic appearance and demeanor might cause him some ridicule among the pilots that he admired so much. Finally managing to get his courage up, he tapped the access on the door and took a deep breath as it slid open. Stepping inside, all eyes seemed to turn to him. He offered a weak waved before stepping up near the front of the room and clearing his throat.

“Hello. My name is Gerald and I’m your reviewer. Although the simulation isn’t finished, I’ve decided to come here and start giving you my review so far. My partner will come in and help me out once your commander and second return to here.” He explained, setting his clipboard down on a podium near the front. “Feel free to ask me any questions about the simulation, and I’ll be sure to tell you where we think you can improve as a squadron.”

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  RE: Nazgul Squadron: LMS Aftermath
December 14, 2007 10:47:54 PM    View the profile of Rutian 
As Aslond stormed out of the simulator room, knocking over a small tech that stood in his way, he fumed. They had been put in a hopeless situation with no chance of victory. In the real scenario he would have long ago called the battle lost and headed for the nearest available ship in which he could escape, possibly even attempting to join the rebels. Survival was in no way an available option in that simulation. Aslond stopped, and thought for a second.

That must be it. We were supposed to die, to see who lived the longest. Were his thoughts. His lekku twitched in mild amusement as he let a pair of fangs slip below his bottom lip in a sadistic sort of smile. A passing pair of techs hurried down the hall and around the corner at his nearly evil expression. Aslond only chuckled more to himself as he began to pull off his gloves and head towards his quarters.

Inside he found all to be in order, as orderly as near empty space can possibly be. Save the few bits of sparse furniture, there was little else available. A small refrigerator held some of his favorite beverages, and a hidden compartment a set of liquids he wasn't sure was exactly legal, but they were useful. Sometimes somebody got to routy, or needed to be silenced quickly, and other meens always left such a mess. Aslond chuckled to himself and headed towards his room where he changed into a skin tight suit he used for training. After sitting still for so long he thought it best to go exercise.

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  RE: Nazgul Squadron: LMS Aftermath
December 15, 2007 1:47:40 PM    View the profile of Jegora Fal 
In a small room filled with many screens, a lone technician was working the simulation. He partner had left to take a break. Over the last few hours the two programmers had been altering and adapting the AI programming in the Nazgul Squadron simulation.

The programmer smirked to himself. He was watching the battle on a large screen placed on the wall above his computer terminal. He had just made a major alteration to the programming of the AI pilots. He smirked again. He loved killing off these Naval jocks. They thought they were so great, flying ships at blinding speeds. He would show them...

The programmer laughed a bit. Up until now the AI programming had been set on a medium level difficulty. It was the difficulty used for new pilots to learn how to fly against real threats. Now he had dialed the intensity up to veteran. The AI pilots would react like real pilots, and would strategize like normal pilots.

Now that the AI was cranked up a bit the two remaining Nazgul pilots couldn’t pull the easy maneuvers they had used to kill so many of the enemy ships in the first hours of the fight. Now they would have to get creative or die. The programmer especially liked that last thought.

Turning back to his screen, the man punched a few keys on his keyboard. “Let’s see what they have in them still,” he said aloud to himself. Another screen came alive and zoomed in on a squadron of New Republic X-Wings. The programmer grinned and picked up his cup of cafe, leaning back in his chair and anticipating the show that was about to start.

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