EPTYou Have Been Deserted III - Page 2
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Frits
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Fontong
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On January 30 2009 11:59 Frits wrote: definately dent a hole then stick your dick through it and see what happens a russian raccoon dog | ||
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Raithed
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Malongo
Chile3472 Posts
On January 30 2009 11:22 RaGe wrote: WHERE YOU AT WHERE YOU AT | ||
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Raithed
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fusionsdf
Canada15390 Posts
shaking and blocking of the air indicates something is aware of your presence, and most importantly is acting from somewhere else other than the weapons room. First we assume four things: being(s) exist. We lose nothing from this assumption, and gain an ability to form patterns, determine motives/intentions, and in general just be more safe being(s) are non omniscient: if they can see everything, you are completely at their mercy unless they happen to be incredibly stupid, incredibly weak, or not hostile being(s) are non omnipotent: If they are super powerful and hostile, no choice is a good choice. If for any reason the power/intelligence/data gathering abilities completely overwhelm our capacities to resist, in which case all choices are equal being(s) are hostile: we lose nothing, the actions so far indicate either reclusive/peaceful beings with lots of coincidences (the door just happens to lock, the vent just happens to shake etc) or more likely a hostile being or beings in pursuit. One must also wonder at the red smears, and most telling an unstocked weapons room. Why would there be bullet holes? Why would all the guns be missing? This indicates a conflict with two likely results. Acting on the premise that the enemy of my enemy is my friend, it is likely that at least one of the combatants is an ally, a chance raised by the missing guns and red liquid which indicate a human. A non humanoid creature may not be able to use/understand human firearms and may not bleed red blood. It seems most likely that a human took the guns, was injured and may be in hiding. In other words a potential ally. It should also be noted that in this case, it need not be a human vs alien conflict. It could very well be human vs human in which case the blood could lead you not to a human ally, but a human enemy. The date of the bullet holes/blood stains are important too. If they are say 30+ years old, this means that human vs human conflict is less likely to affect us and we are less likely to find an ally. If they are recent, then the chance of finding an ally are increased. Since old blood tends to oxidize (assuming both that its blood, and that the station is filled with a breathable environment) and turn black, I will assume that the blood/bullet holes are recent. Assuming one creature: either you made noise getting in the vent and the creature reacted relatively quickly, or the creature anticipated you would take the vent (in which case its a good thing you took it now, since its your only method out, and if you'd waited you would literally be trapped in a room with a locked door and no weapons. This means the creature is at the very least fast or smart, and may very well be both. However this speaks of subtle manipulation. Whether thats because the creature does not know exactly where you are, or it knows where you are and is just trying to motivate you to act in a certain way (in which case, I recommend we decide what to do completely randomly). If the creature is hostile (which should be assumed), then this is a good thing, since it means either the creature doesnt know exactly where you are (this means the creature is not omniscient/can't monitor the vents closely, but can potentially monitor all vent openings) or needs to manipulate you, which again, indicates that it is too weak to beat you with certainty in a head-on fight. Combine the above assumption that the blood/bullet holes are recent with a vent shaking from the right and blood stains to the left. The best course of action seems to be to head left and find a potential ally, and move away from the part of the vent that changed (unless the creature is operating the vent remotely, it must be on that side) Assuming Multiple Creatures: you are surrounded. It seems to me that the best course is to continue to move forward with two priorities: minimize detection close off back passages. minimize detection: Since there are multiple creatures, you want to find a place where you can observe without being observed, and a place where many creatures are unlikely to be (for this reason a dark vent is better than a main hallway) Close off back passages: If there are multiple enemies and they arent so powerful individually that resistance is futile, then the biggest risk is an ambush and surround. We've managed to almost guarantee (assuming the door cant easily be unlocked/unblocked and there are no creatures in the weapons room - justified on part II) that the area behind us is safe, we should be ok for now, but out immediate priority when we next have the chance is to block off the path we didnt take. Obviously this gives us fewer escape paths, but moving through the vents is so slow that any hurried escape involving them is almost certainly doomed anyways. Note that multiple enemies decreases (vastly) the chance of finding a human ally | ||
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fusionsdf
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fusionsdf
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but this is the future, so theres got to be a stimulant supply somewhere | ||
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Loanshark
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zer0das
United States8519 Posts
I think there might be decent reasons for making noise. Say, throw the screwdriver down the vent to make as much noise as possible and listen to any noises that pop up in response. Denting a hole in the vent might actually have the same effect (depending on how much force is used), but it has a side effect of probably drawing more attention to that particular location. Depending on where the sound came from (it isn't particularly clear), it kind of sounds like someone might have just fallen over unconscious/dead. | ||
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doubleupgradeobbies!
Australia1353 Posts
If it should injure you, THEN it would be a good time to sleep to recover hp and mana(energy/stamina?). If it kills you outright, reload, try something else. Also keep the screwdriver as it is obviously intended as your crappy starting lvl 1 weapon. protip: If the first enemy you meet is a racoon dog, stick your dick in it's mouth. Thats it's weak spot. Good luck and godspeed. | ||
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HeavOnEarth
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onihunter
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Raithed
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ShadowDrgn
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Raithed
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On January 30 2009 17:10 ShadowDrgn wrote: Is this all planned out or are you just making it up as you go Raithed? planned out, i didnt have a map drawn for this because the next map will cover this, and that its just above the vent right now so map isnt needed. i have a little gist of whats going to happen next so i just pick the routes, i have up to chapter eight done thus far. | ||
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fight_or_flight
United States3988 Posts
I don't see why there would be a red smear to the left, yet the vent was screwed on. What does it mean? | ||
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Raithed
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Malongo
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Raithed
China7078 Posts
On January 30 2009 18:03 malongo wrote: Raithed i have a question: is there some logic involved in the game, i mean: Is there a hidden clue or a quest for items in the game? or we are just moving on mayority rule and theres no real logic but mass logic? the goal is to escape, and im just ill just leave it at that because if i keep going on the 'escape' its going to spoil it. theres no 'quests' or 'items' but there are clues to where to go, but of course the character cannot be 'suicided' or the character cannot be 'easily killed' per se. moreso, its mayority ruled, whatever is ruled, will be branched off and will use "that" part of the story. | ||
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