.Org Battle Royale Mark II [Concluded]

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That wasn't good enough for me

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You heard. If you play my game, you contribute :whip:

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Sasaki died in a similar manner.

Planning on hosting another one Myrd?

I want to play it again.

Yes I am, if nobody else wants to try their hand?

Do I have to follow the mafia queue rules for this?

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Originally Posted by Myrddraal

Thank you very much for that short paragraph, it made the game for me :bow:

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Actually, disillusionment was the best way to interpret it, since it was a shameless rip off of the US Marine Corps Rifleman's Creed, or at least the version of it that I remembered from Full Metal Jacket. Not exactly a movie that promotes harmony with the 'establishment.' I have a thing for movie quotes. I annoy my coworkers with them on a daily basis.

No, it's a different kind of game, so it isn't hampered by the queue.

In a way, the fact that it's the "Rifleman's Creed" or whatever, makes the story even better, since you're meant to be a special forces operative :grin:

@Ichigo, I do need a little time to rest my fingers from typing, and come up with something to make the next game different (and better). Suggestions on a postcard please.

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Originally Posted by Myrddraal

WoGed for being too lazy to send more than a 4 word order, which usually read along the lines of : Stay where I am.

I placed a forbidden zone on Caius, and he said something like "Move one square left". That wasn't good enough for me, here's what followed:

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I understand completely. This game certainly looks fun, and I might try it next time, but it also looks real darn difficult to run.

Crazed Rabbit

Complexity makes things more interesting even if it takes a while to organise

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Originally Posted by TinCow

Actually, disillusionment was the best way to interpret it, since it was a shameless rip off of the US Marine Corps Rifleman's Creed, or at least the version of it that I remembered from Full Metal Jacket. Not exactly a movie that promotes harmony with the 'establishment.' I have a thing for movie quotes. I annoy my coworkers with them on a daily basis.

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IIRC it was on Jarhead as well.

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I understand completely. This game certainly looks fun, and I might try it next time, but it also looks real darn difficult to run.

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It is a lot of fun.

I hope I don't run into shlin again next time. He will be gunning for me.

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So glad you took over Myd. Decent write-ups FTW!

(I tried to make it balanced, with everyone at 18 (Str, Survival and weapons.)
Some went over, some went under. Thanks to GH! :bow:

You did very well there, Myrdd :thumbsup:

Even second-hand the write-ups were a lot of fun to read ~:)

I'll be sure to join if and when you decide to run it again :bow:

Alright the PMs that I still have (Should be most of them):

Initial PM:

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Ratings:

Strength: 7
Survival: 9
Weapon: Bullet Proof Vest (unrateable)

Desription: Your stats are high, but you have nothing but a bulletproof vest. It protects your chest and groin. It would pay to find a weapon, and quick.

So I had some really nice stats, but a real dud of a "weapon". I need something better than that, so I started in the Clinic. My first PM to pever was:

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Alright, I will start in the Clinic.

If anyone comes to me, I will try to grab whatever I can, perhaps a needle or something, and try to stab them with it. God, I hope that works.

Unfortunately for me, shlin had a similar idea to myself:

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You get to the Clinic safe, but trip over some hidden wire as you enter it. Someone jumps on you, and you fight for a prolonged period. You seperate, exhausted. You are slightly stronger than Shlin28, but he is faster. You both call an un-easy truce. You search the Clinc, finding a bottle of Laxatives and Sleeping pills (unrateable)

You have 9 turns of food and water left.

An evil grin comes to my face... I noticed the trip wire he had and a fiendish plan came to me...

shlin offered me an alliance, which I naturally "accpeted"

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Since we are both in the same area (the Clinic), and neither of us seem to have any advantage over each other, i would like to request an alliance with u against other members.

Hope you would accept my offer,

Your friendly neighbourhood midgit

I never meant to honour it.

I then come up with the idea of travelling along the coast to C7 and into B6, keeping clear of the mansion. I assumed someone would be in there waiting to strike at us. We didn't have a real weapon between us, so I didn't like our odds. Then I sent this PM to pever:

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I will move along the coast, on C7 and enter the woods at B6. I want to keep clear of the Mansion.

In addition, I will try to get a chance to put my sleeping pills in shlin's water, to try to get him to sleep. If I get the chance, and he falls asleep, I will take all of his stuff, except for a turn's worth of supplies. Then I will leave him where he is.

I was feeling particularly nasty, so I though that I would give him a turns worth of supplies and then see what happens to him. Pity he didn't get his next PMs in.

My PM came back with:

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Your plan works, you get to the woods at B6 without a hitch. No one is there, you have enough food and water to last the game.

Followed closely by shlin's:

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Traitor! (shakes fists at CA) :thumbsdown::wall::shame:

May the spirit of the mighty midgit haunt you forever!

This was when Myrd started to take over the writing. My first turn to him was:

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Alright, I'm currently in C6, on the mountains. Therefore I will move around the side of the mountain, keeping low and avoiding fights. I will try to keep out of sight of the viewing platform if possible and iwll hide in the smoke for as long as I can.

So I will move to D5, keeping away from the church, just staying on the mountain side, then I will move to D4, keeping low and near the mountains.

I will then, once in D4, go to the well and pour all of my laxatives and sleeping pills into the bucket :laugh3: ! Then I shall run back to cover, as close as possible to it.

If someone drinks from the bucket they will probably be overcome with he laxatives and sleeping pills, so I will run after them and choke them with my trip-wire.

If I am attacked I would like to run, but if that isn't possible then I will charge at them and try to choke them to death with my trip-wire and take whatever stuff they have.

This would have left me in a strong position and certainly would have been cool. I know that in the next game everyone is going to be paranoid about the well :laugh3:

My PM came back

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After a short and careful walk, you make your way to the eastern foot of the mountain. Behind you see a small plume of smoke begin to rise from the southern side of the wood you just left.

Pressing on, you find easy cover on the ascent. The mountain is wooded, and you move from tree to tree, keeping well out of sight of the viewing platform. Youre a fit man, but nonetheless the ascent is tiring, and you dont want to get too close to the platform. Glancing ahead, you cant see it, but it cant be far off.

Suddenly, something crashes through the undergrowth to your right. Crouching down low, you try to see what could possibly have made the noise. Nothing moves. Suddenly, far up the slope, and far away from whatever it was that made the noise, you see two men. Not hanging around to find out more, you dive into the undergrowth and lie flat on your belly.

You hold still, out of sight, for what seems an eternity. After a while, you dare to peak through the foliage and see a heavily armoured man wielding a double handed sword, making his way towards you. Bullet proof vests are no help against blades. Further up the hill, another man is just visible covering the area with a bow.

You figure it might be time to make a discrete exit, but the armoured man is a little close for comfort. All of a sudden, a cry of pain rings out from the man further up the slope, and the armoured man turns back.

You’re not sure what’s going on, but you do know that it involves weapons you can’t match. You slip and slide fast down the slope. Glancing back, you hear a single shot. Guns now! Much faster than you climbed it you’re soon at the base of the mountain in C6, close to the fires in the woods.

The woods in C6, where you saw smoke earlier, are ablaze now, the wind blowing the smoke into your face and up the mountain.

You’re bewildered, but unharmed, and not where you hoped to be, you’ve made it to the edge of the woods at the base of the mountain in B5. Rain clouds are being carried over the island by the wind to the North East, hopefully the rain should dampen the fire you’ve witnessed today.

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Hey sorry about the confusion in my last post to you.

You are in C6, not B5 or whatever I said at the end.

Sorry about that (and the typos, and the overuse of the word "suddenly" in the description, it was a bit rushed)

Myrddraal

So I decided to head to the well:

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As you gather your things and prepare to set off, a thin haze of light rain begins to fall. The kind of rain that doesn't seem too bad, but before long soaks you from head to toe. You keep to the undergrowth making your way around the southern side of the mountain, slowly.

It's very difficult to see anything ahead; the clouds are darkening the sky and land. You see sheet lightning, and hear the distant roll of thunder. Small rivulets form all around you, running down the slope. Miserable weather.

You find yourself following the main road north of the church, but before long find this a little exposing, and decide to keep on across country, to avoid detection. A bolt of forked lightning strikes just to your south, leaving a bright purple after image in his eyes. Thunder booms. You calm your nerves, and continue cautiously. Almost like an echo, explosions ring out not too far away to the south. A few shots are heard, then another explosion. It sounds like the church is seeing some action. Very faintly you hear a shot, then later another coming far from the east.

Suddenly, much closer to your south, you hear machine gun fire, followed by two loud shots, possibly shotgun fire. As you press ahead, the machine gun fire rattles again, followed by another thud of a shotgun. Later, more shots, then silence. It’s time to leave the church well behind. You continue your route through the pouring rain.

The well isn't hard to find, a dirt track passes it, seeming to come from the church and heading to the harbour. You walk up the well and, fumbling in your wet pack, extract the laxatives and sleeping pills. Dropping them into the bucket with a chuckle, you make your way just south of the well and try your best to shelter from the rain under some trees.

The cold wind blows and you watch the well, but nobody comes this way.

You have enough food for 3 more rounds, but plenty of water.

In my next turn, the great saga of the damn Mulberry Bush starts:

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You sit and patiently watch the well, hoping for someone to fall into your trap, but none approach.

In your boredom, you attempt to strike up a conversation with a nearby mulberry bush, but it never responds.

Damn that Bush! Pine trees are much better conversationists! My next turn:

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No one drinks from the well.

You search for food for hours, then realise that the mulberry bush you were lieing on was food.

You manage to stock up on a few more days worth of supplies.

And again:

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You stay by the well. It has stopped raining, but the landscape is soaked, the trees dripping. The area seems so peaceful; it is hard to believe that danger may be lurking around every corner.

You watch the well, and check your food supplies. Some mulberry berries, some water, and a couple of mouldy bread rolls. Not great, but it’ll do. You stare resentfully at the now bear bush. It stares back at you, mirroring your resentment. You consider the possibility that you might be going mad, the things you have witnessed have been horrible enough, and it seems that there are dangerous people with dangerous weapons around every corner.

Yet this place seems peaceful enough, nobody comes your way.

By this stage I am clearly going mad and getting bored, so I decided to venture out and see the sights that this island offered...

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You make your way south, keeping to the undergrowth and staying as quiet as you can. The track that runs west to east at the well has a side-track that heads south. It’s basically a muddy path. You stay close to it, close enough to notice anyone walking along it, but far enough away that you can quickly make a run into cover.

You pause, you have heard something ahead. You crouch low and listen. Two people are making their way along the track. They have firearms. A lump forms in your throat, after your relatively peaceful time at the well, the appearance of former classmates brings back memories of shots and explosions all around.

There no sticking around here. You bolt into the woods. Behind you, someone shouts, but you don’t look back, and they don’t fire.

Much later, you make it to the orchard. Large red and green apples hang off trees in neat ordered rows. Ladders propped against some trees make picking easy. Some of the apples have been picked, but not many, it seems this area hasn’t been much frequented; the trees are all full of fruit. There is a rusting tractor in one corner of the orchard, out of fuel.

You hear shots coming from the mountain to the east. There is a pause, then more shots. Finally there is quiet. Later, at the time given for the forbidden zones to become active, you hear two dull explosions, both to the east.

Now I know that those two explosions were probably Caius and shlin

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You stock up on the ripe large apples, throwing them into your sac alongside the remaining Mulberry berries, and head back north. The two you saw have left clear tracks in the undergrowth, grass pushed back and footprints clear in the muddy track. However at the well the tracks leave the road heading northwards. There's no sign that the well has been used, and there's certainly no unconsious soiled targets lying around.

You set up to watch the well again, trying to keep away from the malevolant bush. You hear nothing, and nobody comes your way.

So now I was getting really bored, my trap hadn't worked (Though it would have if I had just stayed in place a few turns more), so I decided to venture out again, this time towards the church. I wanted to avoid being seen from the steeple at all costs (assuming a sniper was up there) and was hoping to sneak in and choke the sniper, setting up where they were.

But...

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You set off westwards, along the dirt track that seems to head towards the church. At first it seems safe enough, but you soon begin to worry. You suspect that if there's anyone in the church, they'll be keeping a lookout from the bell tower and you fear that you'll be sighted.

Soon you're making your way through the thick undergrowth, just to one side of the track. The area is wooded, and you can't see the church. 'If I can't see them, they can't see me' you tell yourself.


As you get closer to the church, you make your way further from the track and deeper into the undergrowth. The church is in a clearing, with the door to the south. You make your way through the undergrowth so that you're directly south of the clearing, and then start to move a little closer.

Finally, the church is in sight. You can clearly make out the front entrance through the undergrowth. You've been careful to stay in the undergrowth however, well out of sight of the steeple. Examining the church, you see that two heavy front doors are open. Most of the windows are smashed, and you can just make out broken pews within.

You wait, and listen but hear nothing. Finally, you move a little closer and look up at the steeple. Almost immediately shotgun fire flashes from the steeple and several pellets impact into your bullet proof vest. You're knocked violently backwards, pain spreads through your chest. Recovering quickly, you sprint for the cover of the main door, pain jolting through you with every stride. You leap through the doorway, a second round of pellets flying around you.

In a second you take in your surroundings. The church is a ruin, the wooden pews are strewn about at odd angles, some of them cleanly snapped into two, some charred and burnt. All of the small windows are smashed, stained glass littering the floor. The altar cloth is singed and lying to one side, stained with blood. There are also blood stains leading out of the door, as if corpses have been dragged. A puddle of vomit soils the entrance. There is a small side chapel, and the stairs to the bell tower are visible behind the altar.

Down that stair well, a grenade bounces, rolling to the base of the altar. Once more you leap out of danger, into the side chapel, and crawl behind the doorway. The explosion rings in your ears, or is that the church bell tolling? You clutch your chest, you are completely winded after the multiple bullet hits and running. Still, you are hidden; you should have time to regain your breath. However, it seems your hiding place is a little obvious, and when the next grenade bounces into the side chapel, your desperate scrambling is not enough to avoid the explosion. Your ears are deafened; everything goes white, then black, then ceases to be.

RIP.

Great game guys :2thumbsup:

So GH was the person who killed me? Well, it doesn't really matter anyway, because my character is the weakest in the game I believe. Armed with only kitchen knife and have overall 1 point stats...:inquisitive:

Just one turn, and it's all over...

I walked into the church, dressed quite smartly in the corpses of Twilight, Warluster, and two others who died at the school (greater and warmaster I think). Unfortunatly, survival rating one and the fact that I apparently decided to perform my actions in the reverse order I listed them got me pwnd.

'Role' PM -

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Strength: 10
Survival: 1
Weapon: Remington 870 (shotgun) (8)

Description: You are incredibly strong, with a good close range weapon, but terrible at surving.

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And here's the write-up of my death;

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As you begin your journey to the church, a thin haze of light rain begins to fall. The kind of rain that doesn't seem too bad, but before long soaks you from head to toe. You're quite a clumsy man already (survival 1), and combined with your home made armour, you make quite a racket clambering along the main road. The clotted blood from your 'armour' begins to run in the rain.

The rain thickens, and you pick up the pace, whilst being careful to keep you gun as dry as possible. The clouds are darkening the sky and land, you see sheet lightning, and hear the distant roll of thunder.

Leaving the main road in E5, you take a dirt track heading north east, towards the church. You slow, making your way carefully, eyes scanning your darkening and soaked surroundings. The church is ahead, and it appears abandoned.

You enter cautiously, checking the main isle, the back rooms, and a side chapel to Saint Sebastian. They are all empty. The rain is thundering on the roof of the Church, with several leaks causing a quieter but constant dripping noise. You close the main doors. Pulling out your bloodstained bible, you place it on the altar and search through the pages, bloody fingers staining the paper.

You search through services for the consecration of churches, passages for the blessings of relics. As you flip the pages, lighting flashes and thunder echoes around you. Blinding white light fills the church. You jump, then chuckle at your foolishness. God doesn't strike people with lightning these days does he? Laughing nervously, you look through the liturgical texts on relics again.

The door swings open, and before you have time to react two grenades fly through the air and detonate almost immediately. Shrapnel flies and impacts into your chest, and you collapse on the altar steps. The wooden pews are strewn about at odd angles, some of them cleanly snapped into two. Small flames lick around some of the drier wood.

Clenching your jaw with the pain in your chest, you swing your raise your shotgun and send a spray of pellets towards the doorway. But the door has swung shut and your pellets impact harmlessly into the wood. You cock the shotgun and search around for a target, but see none. As you clamber to your feet, one of the windows to the side shatters. You swing your shotgun and fire, pellets flying into the rain. In horror you watch the grenade come through the now shattered window. Time slows, and you try to dive to the side, but the grenade explodes on impact with the floor. White light blinds you, sound deafens you, sharp pain fills you, and everything goes black. Time to meet your maker, you have some explaining to do...
RIP

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My one regret is that I only killed Twilight and Warmaster before going down. :(

One thing you could possible think about is a new map.

That's an idea, I'll think about this game and maybe if I have time a new map over the next week, then I'll go about starting the next game. I've thought of one new role. Any special role, special object, special place or special weapon ideas anyone has please PM me

Congratulations, TinCow, you certainly have deserved to win!

This is how things panned out for me:

My initial PM:

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Strength: 4
Survival: 10
Weapon: Army Knife (5)

You are not too great in a fight, but your survival rating lets you be almost invisible if you want.

My first impression on seeing these stats was that I'd have to go it alone. Not being that strong, and without a good weapon, I couldn't trust anyone.

Original First turn orders:

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Right, I would like to start in the woods in C7. I will use my knife to cut branches, vines etc. to camoflauge myself. I then climb up a high tree and observe who passes by and what goes on around me.

If, in the process of cutting branches etc. I find a weapon or food, then I'll take those items.

I will remain concealed in my position, regardless of who passes by.

If discovered by someone with a ranged weapon, my response will be to run until either they give up pursit or they catch up with me. If they catch up and are hostile, then I shall charge them with my knife and hope for the best. If they catch up and seek and alliance, I shall only agree if they are not carrying a gun, and even then I shall be on the alert, staying near them, and ready to plunge my knife into their heart at the first sign of treachery.

If discovered by someone with a melee weapon, my response will be to run until either they give up pursit or they catch up with me. If they catch up and are hostile, then I shall throw my knife at them jump on them, attempting to wrestle their weapon of them and then kill them. If they catch up and seek and alliance, I shall only agree if they are carrying an inferior weapon, and even then I shall be on the alert, staying near them, and ready to plunge my knife into their heart at the first sign of treachery.

Ignoramus.

My starting position was a reflection of my stats; I obviously didn't want to be discovered in my vulnerable position. I had originally intended to remain in my hiding place until I could ambush someone.

First Turn Orders:

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Hello pevergreen,

Sorry about the change of plan, but I've realised that hiding up a tree isn't the wisest thing I could do, so I'm taking a different approach.

I wish to start in the mansion. My first action will be to immediately scour the building for weapons. I also want to keep an eye out for flammable liquids and matches. If I find any food or water around the place, then I'll grab that too.

If I hear anyone coming, then I'll hide immediately. If they don't have guns on them and walk past my hiding spot then I'll whip my hand out over their mouth and cut their throat. Naturally, I will then take all their items.

After I have completed my search, I wish to hide up on the top floor, preferrably near a window.

If anyone spots me, then I'll attempt to negotiate an alliance. If that fails, then I shall charge at them with my knife and fight to the death.

Ignoramus.

But then I realised that I needed a better weapon and quickly. I thought that the mansion would have larger probability of hidden weapons, and I was proven right.

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You take a nice hiding position in the mansion, waiting to see if anyone is inside. A voice rings out, stating that they know where you are and that you are armed with a knife. Seeing that Ichigo has somehow spotted you, you accept his offer of an alliance. After searching the mansion you find only an M4(9) and a car in the driveway. You can not hotwire the car or open any part of it.

You have enough food and water to last the game, but must decide who gets the M4.

I was in luck; a M9 greatly increased my arsenal of weapons. However, annoyingly I now had Ichigo as an ally, something which I wished to avoid. Also, as Ichigo was weaponless except for a video camera, I obviously had to either give him my knife or hand over the M9. I had no intentions of letting the M9 out of my hands, so I agreed to hand my knife over to him. In return, I would take possession of the M9. Still, I was worried that Ichigo might literally stab me in the back. Taking no chances, I dealt with him.

Turn 2 Orders:

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Ichigo hasn't replied to me, so although I hate doing this I'll have to otherwise we'll stall.

After taking possession of the gun and handing my knife over to Ichigo, I'll move 6 or so metres away from him and aim my gun at him. I will then order him to turn around and drop his knife. Once he has dropped his knife, I will order him forward 6 metres, with me following him with my gun at the ready. After picking up the knife, I will advance holding out my knife, and whack him on the head with my gun. When he is unconscious, I will tie him up(but leave his arms untied) and gag him(using his shirt if necessary). I will then leave him 3 turns supply of food and water, taking the rest for myself. I will also take any of his other items he has with him. I will leave a note apologising for his treatment, and explaining that I couldn't kill someone I'd allied with.

After that, I'll run to the woods at C6, concealing myself in the woods there. If anyone notices me, then the general policy is shoot first, ask questions later.

Ignoramus.

My meticulously detailed orders show how nervous I was that something would go wrong. Nothing did, however, and I now had plenty of food and water.

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You carry your plan out to perfection, he doesnt put up any resistance.

You leave him tied up and run to the woods. You are there now, have enough food and water to last the game, with some scavanging, mainly for fresh water.

I now had two weapons and was starting to feel confident.

Turn 3 Orders:

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Right.

First of all I shall fix my knife to the end of my gun(like a bayonnet).

Then I shall light a fire(I can do this as I have 10 survival, can't I?), and start a bushfire.

Next I shall stealthily make my way to the edge of the woods in C6. After that, I shall run like mad towards to the Clinic at D7. When the clinic is in view, I shall hide and catch my breath. When I am fully rested, I shall charge at the clinic covering myself with bursts of gunfire. When I reach the door, I shall force it open and pour gunfire into the room. If there is no one in there, I shall be very careful and search the place for anyone. If I still find no one, I shall ransack the place looking for weapons, food, water, medical supplies, or any other item.

If I see people in there who are still alive, I shall open fire and kill them, using my bayonnet if necessary.

Ignoramus.

Ok, so maybe this wasn't the wisest idea, but I was determined to go after a few people.

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With a scrap of string from your pocket, a stick, a broken branch, and your awesome survival skills, you construct a bow and drill for fire lighting. Setting to work at the base of a tree, you get your first puff of smoke within minutes, and soon you're piling leaves hand sticks onto a small but healthy flame. The tree trunk is spitting sap, but you can see it'll catch. To be sure of your work, you carry burning branches and light stacks under nearby trees. The heat and smoke is rising, it's time to be moving. Using the same string you used for the bow, you tie your knife to the barrel of your gun. It's not a very good job, but it'll do.

Sprinting across C6 with the mountain looming to your right you can't help but think to yourself that you're running across open ground not one square from the viewing platform. You duck from cover to cover, trying to zigzag, waiting for the killer shot to come, but it doesn't. Out of breath, you dive into a small ditch, you're not a fit as you might wish. The clinic is ahead.

You watch for a long time, catching your breath and watching the clinic. Nothing moves, but that certainly doesn't mean it's empty. Clutching your M4, you check the bolt, check the clip. You don't really know how to use the weapon, but you know enough. Leaping up, you point the gun at the clinic windows and fire a burst, missing the window but hitting the clinic wall. Recovering from the strong recoil, you run from cover to cover, letting off rounds into the clinic windows, breaking them into thousands of fragments. Letting out a scream of anger, you approach the door, kick it down and let loose a few more rounds for good measure.

You pause, there's no sound but the tinkling of broken glass. The clinic is empty, but it looks like someone has been here before. Searching around the debris, you find only bandages, antiseptic wipes, a pack of cigarettes and a lighter. If only you'd had that earlier, the fire lighting would have been easier at least.

Later, looking north through the broken windows, you see the smoke. Your fire has certainly caught well, but there are rain clouds blowing in from the North East, the fire may not last long. No one comes your way.

I was relieved to say the least, when I discovered that the clinic was empty. I was very happy with my new position. I had a great hideout that was easily defendable by my M9, and I was sure that I would have some visitors soon. Still, I had to take precautions.

Turn 4 Orders.

[spoil}I would like to barricade myself in the clinic. I will use anything I can find to block up the windows and broken door, leaving only narrow slits for me to shoot from.

I will throw the packet of cigarettes I found 40 metres from the entrance to the clinic as bait.

I will then set up Ichigo's video camera outside the clinic, so that I can see anyone approaching.

If anyone approaches, I shall wait until they come within 50 metres of the clinic and then open fire upon them.

Ignoramus.[/spoil]

I was overconfident at this time, and later events were to make me realise the danger of my position.

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As you begin to barricade yourself in the clinic, a thin haze of light rain begins to fall. The kind of rain that doesn't seem too bad, but before long soaks you from head to toe. You’re glad for the shelter the clinic provides; at least you’ll be out of the rain. You pile up all the furniture below the windows, and try to place benches and other bits and bobs to block them up. You don’t have any nails, so it’s hard work and the result is shoddy. Your barricades probably would stop a bullet, but they’d stop an arrow, and more importantly, they stop people seeing in.

You run through the rain to deposit your pack of cigarettes. The clouds are darkening the sky and land, you see sheet lightning, and hear the distant roll of thunder. You soon find yourself back in the rain, fiddling with the video camera, trying to work out how to use it. Soon though, without getting too wet, you have the camera set up on a tripod outside the door, and the remote viewer set up and working inside. You settle down for a snack and a drink, and wait, watching the viewer. The rain is managing to soak your barricades, and thought they stop you getting wet, the wind blows through the broken windows.

To the east, you hear faint explosions, followed by shots, then more explosions. It’s very difficult to see anything beyond a short distance with the camera due to the rain, and this starts to worry you a bit. You take a quick peak through one of the slots you left at the window.

Was that movement? Quite some distance away, perhaps 100 meters, you fancied you saw a figure leap down into cover. You rush back to your remote viewer, and grab your gun, tensing. Suddenly, you hear a shot, and the remote viewer goes dead, the screen shows only white noise. Someone out there has just shot your camera! They must be a crack shot to have pulled that one off. Claustrophobia sets in, you’re besieged.

You take a tentative look at the window. With a thunderous crack, a shot echoes and a bullet hits your wooden barricade inches above your head. You scramble back down away from the window. You pull a heavy desk to the middle of the room, and shelter behind it, gun trained on the doorway. You can’t see anyone, but if anyone tries to get in through that door, you’ll blast the hell out of them.

However, nobody approaches, it simply continues to rain outside.

You have plenty of food and water.

I panicked at this point. I knew that sooner or later the sniper would attempt to storm the building, and as I daren't take any risks I had no way of tracking his movement.

Turn 5 Orders:

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(I'm in a spot :sweatdrop: )

I shall remain where I am inside my barricade. I will refrain from shooting, unless he tries to storm the barricade.

If he charges, then I shall poke my gun through the window discreetly and open fire when he's 50 metres away.

Otherwise, I will just try and hide the fact that I have a gun, and not take any major risks.

Ignoramus.

I really had no choice but to sit it out, hoping for the best. What happened was beyond my best expectations.

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Looking up, you see a madman attempting to storm the clinic with broadsword in hand. Reflexively, you shoot him in the chest, but he doesn't stop.

Panicking, you rush back inside, and take cover behind an overturned desk. AgonyDuck rushes inside and attempts to take your head off with the broadsword, but you are faster, and shoot him through the head.

You walk over and remove the sniper rifle that was strapped to AD's back, vowing never again to be surprised like you were just then.

Moving over to the windows, you begin scanning the surrounding area with renewed vigour.

Some small time later, you notice a figure moving through the bushes on the way to the clinic. Shouldering the rifle, you aim carefully for his chest, and fire.

Again, though, the shot is reflected, and this time the enemy has a better recourse than a broadsword. Pulling a grenade from his ammo-laden belt, GH tosses it onto the roof of the clinic.

You hit the ground to avoid the explosion, blinking to attempt to shake off the shellshock and the new wounds to your legs.

You crawl over to behind the table, facing the door, leaving the rifle where it was and putting trusty gun in hand.

You see a man jump into the room with a shotgun in hand, and fire repeatedly in his direction.

He manages to get a shot off, but the bullets clang into the ceiling and miss you entirely. Your shots, however, don't.

You walk over to examine GH's corpse. It has very little food but has an assortment of weapons, including a machine pistol, shotgun, and several grenades.

He also has on his person a strange display screen with several red dots on it.

You'll have to examine this further.

Somehow, I had managed to survive two assaults in the same turn. At the time, I thought GH and AggonyDuck were allied, but this wasn't the case. I now had an impressive arsenal of weapons: a knife, a sword, a machine pistol, an M9, a shotgun, a sniper rifle, and grenades. The strange device that I found on GH later proved to be very useful.

Turn 6 Orders:

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First of all, I shall bandage my legs as best as possible with the bandages I picked up in the Clinic several days ago.

Then I shall sheath the sword through my belt, sling the rifle and shotgun over my back, push the machine pistol through my belt, and clip the grenades around my belt and shirt. As for GH's display screen, I shall take it with me also.

I shall attempt to light the now rather sorry looking clinic with my lighter. I then shall make my way towards the small church, being careful to keep myself hidden, holding the M9 with knife attached as a bayonnet.

If discovered and fired at crossing towards the church, I shall run for the nearest cover, firing bursts from the M9. I shall then unclip several grenades and hurl them in the direction of the gunfire, retreating towards the church.

If I spot someone and them don't spot me, I shall unsling my sniper rifle and snipe him, with the M9 and hangrenades at the ready in case I miss.

When I reach the church, I shall conceal myself, waiting to see if anyone appears or reveals themselves. If anyone appears at the windows. I shall take a pot shot at them with the sniper rifle. Then I shall procede with the following as well.

If they don't, I will unclip a grenade and hurl it at the door. At the same time, I will spray the windows with the M9 and lob grenades through the glassless windows. I shall then advance cautiously bursting fire with my M9. When the magazine is empty, I will whip out my machine pistol and unsheath my broadsword and charge towards the door, spraying in a direction around the building, and stabbing people at close quarters, especially at anyone I find inside.

Once inside, if I am still alive, I will start breaking down all furniture and baricade the now doorless doorway, block up the windows as best as I can(leaving narrow slits from which to fire from), and ransack the place for any weapons, food, water etc.

Only then shall I attempt to work out what GH's device is.

Ignoramus.

(There are certain advantages to having grenades.)

Thanks to my recently aquired weapons, I was now ready to take the offensive. The Medical Clinic at this stage was a mess, and I needed a more secure base of operations.

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You torch the clinic, taking some time to get the fire started but eventually succeeding.

You follow orders exactly as given at the church, but stop short of wasting many grenades as it becomes clear that it is deserted.

There is no food left - someone has beaten you to it - but you do manage to create a barricade.

Continued examination of GH's device reveals that it displays the location of everyone who is still alive in the game.

It'll take you another turn to get used to using it, though.

Someone had very kindly taken out the former occupants of the church, and the building was now deserted. I was now thinking that I might actually have a chance at winning the game.

I can't remember my Turn 7 orders, but I basically just patrolled the church and studied GH's device.

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The church is a ruin, the wooden pews are strewn about at odd angles, some of them cleanly snapped into two, some charred and burnt. All of the small windows are smashed, mostly by you. The altar cloth is singed and lying to one side, stained with blood. There are also blood stains leading out of the door, as if corpses have been dragged. A puddle of vomit soils the entrance.

On patrolling the area around the Church, you soon come across two corpses dragged not far from the Church. There is a foul odour about them, and you soon discover why.

Examining the first corpse, at first you cannot believe that this can be a man. Covered in blood, it wears two skulls hanging loosely on his shoulders, hacked in half, presumably with the Axe he wears at his side. What remains of KillF3nzy seems to be wearing several layers of clothes. He’s coated from head to toe in blood, plenty from his own wounds for sure, but some of it looks older and clotted. Suddenly you understand the presence of the vomit at the entrance of the church, as your stomach heaves at the sight.

The second corps is that of Dutch guy. His chest is a mess, it seems someone was taking no chances and emptied a clip of machine gun rounds into him. It might even have been your very own machine pistol that did the damage.

You return to the church and set about examining General Handkerchief’s device. It seems to show a simplified map of the area around you. Centred on the screen is a red dot. To the north there are two faint red dots, to the east and nearer, a stronger red dot. Later in the day two red dots move from the south east to the south west. It seems to indicate the location of nearby players. The two corpses you found do not appear on the screen, so clearly dead players aren’t displayed.

Nobody comes your way.

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I was basically just waiting for people to come to me now.

Turn 8 Orders:

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I shall climb to the Church Tower, and unsling my sniper rifle. I shall carry GH's device with me, as well as all my weapons. I shall scan carefully the mountain, the apple orchard, and the well. If I see anyone approach the church, I shall wait until they are well within range and snipe them. If there are two people, then I shall wait until they are well within range and in the open and open fire on them with the M9 and hurl a few grenades at them.

If anyone attempts to storm the building, I shall drop grenades near the door and open fire with the machine pistol or M9.

After that, I shall remain in the tower, being careful not to expose my head or any part of my limbs.

If I see a car approach the church, I shall wait until it is well within range, and fire at the tires with the M9. I shall then hurl grenades at it and fire at the occupants with the M9 and sniper rifle.

Ignoramus.

The reference to the car was related to Myrddraal posting a screenshot of car-keys. I was basically invincable to anyone except snipers, hence my caution in the steeple.

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The steps to the church tower are in great need of repair. Clearly they were in a poor state before, but the recent damage to the church has shaken them even more. The steps consist of wooden planks attached to the sides, spiralling around the bell chord. Some steps are missing, in places more than one in a row, and the ascent is precarious. At the top a small platform exists for maintaining the bell.

You make a couple of trips, not wanting to weight yourself down with all the equipment, but soon you are in position in the church tower. The cover isn’t great, the windows large, but you hope to go unnoticed.

The two red dots to the north are still there. Taking a look through you sight, you can make out a figure on the viewing platform, but he’s well out of range so you hold your fire.

The tracking device shows two figures moving north from the orchard, and one moving south from the well. You take a look through your sniper sight, but it’s far away, and wooded in that direction, so it’s hard to find them. At one point they come very close, but separate again without a shot fired.

Later a third dot approaches the two dots on the mountain, and soon you hear shots from that direction. You can’t see anything through the sight, the platform is empty. One of the red dots winks out. More shots, then a second dot winks out. Finally there is quiet, and only one dot on the mountain.

Later, at the time given for the forbidden zones to become active, you hear two dull explosions, both to the north east.

In my commanding position, I just had to wait.

Again, I accidently deleted my PM of my Turn 9 orders, but I basically was going to snipe anyone who came in range.

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The red dots on the device are moving again. The single remaining dot to the north on the mountain moves slowly eastwards till it dissapears out of range. The dot in the orchard spends some time there, then heads north agian, stopping once more at the well.

You manage to catch a few glances of the figure heading to the well through your sight, but it's hard to make them out. Certainly well out of range.

In your head you plan what you would do should an attack occur. The undergrowth comes quite close to the church, but anyone approaching along the track would be in the open and easily sniped. Anyone who gets too close, well, you've got plenty of explosives. You're feeling pretty confident, surely nobody has an arsenal as mighty as yours.

You hear nothing all day, and nobody comes this way.

I was really only worried about being taken by suprise, and that is what happened.

Turn 10 orders:

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I will stay at my post, being alert and ready. I will be careful not to expose my head. I will be alert with my sniper rifle ready to snipe anyone who appears.

Ignoramus.

I had a feeling something would happen, and sure enough it did.

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As you keep watch, it soon becomes apparent that the red dot to the west is heading this way. You ready your sniper rifle, and check the road for approaching figures. However, there is nobody to be seen, and a quick second check on the scanner shows that the approaching person is moving through the woods which surround the area.

You try to find the person in your scope, constantly referring to the tracking device to help you, but whoever it is seems to be going to great effort to stay out of sight.

Despite your efforts, soon the red dot is very close, and still unseen. In fact, it is not long before the scanner indicates that the target has moved just to the south of the clearing in which the church stands, close to the doorway.

At this range, you've discarded your sniper rifle. You aim the shotgun at close tree line to the south, watching for any sign of movement. Suddenly, you spot CountArach, creeping forward and peering up at the steeple. You squeeze the trigger and pellets fly, hitting CountArach directly, knocking him backwards. Somehow though, he regains his balance and sprints for the archway. How could he have survived a direct hit from the shotgun? Admittedly this isn't ideal range for a shotgun, but even so you decide he must have some kind of protection. You fire a second time, but just too late, CountArach is in the church!

Desperate to avoid taking fire yourself, you pull the pin of a grenade and toss it down the stairwell, into the main church. The explosion shakes the bell tower violently, demolishing the base of the already fragile stairs. The platform on which you stand gives way, and you grab hold of the bell cord to save yourself from falling. The bell tolls loudly, just above your head. You slide down the rope, ears ringing, and draw your machine pistol. The carnage in the church has been amplified by your grenade. The altar cloth is ablaze, as well as several of the pews. The church seems empty of life however. A quick glance at the tracking device gives away CountArach immediately; it seems he is lying in ambush inside the side chapel, close to the front entrance.

You are badly shaken by your fall down the tower. Taking no risks, you quickly unpin a second grenade and toss it through the archway to the side chapel. You rush through before the smoke has cleared, but no more action is necessary; the explosion has killed CountArach already.

You collapse into one of the pews, recovering from the shock of the first explosion. On second thoughts the idea of throwing grenades down a stairwell on which you stand seems less like a bright idea as before. The altar cloth has been burnt to a sinter, and the interior of the church is (if anything) even more of a wreak than it was before.

CountArach is wearing the remains of a bullet proof vest, but it seems his only weapon is a length of tripwire. If only you'd known, the grenades seem a little excessive considering. However he has a healthy stock of food, consisting mainly of ripe apples.

The bell tower steps are broken and burning so you quickly return to gather your weaponry from where it is scattered at the base of the tower. You cannot control the fire so leave it to burn out, which eventually it does. The bell tower is now nothing but a shell, with no way of climbing it.

You have plenty of food. The tracking device is clear, nobody else comes your way.

Another causalty to add to my list! Up til this point, I was in a winning position. However, I now blundered, which caused the effects of my second blunder to really ruin my chances.

Turn 10 Orders:

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I will tie CA's tripwire to a pin of a grenade. and tie it near the bottom of the main church entrance.

I will then gather my weaponry and evacute to the well and examine GH's device.

Ignoramus.

Evacuting the church was stupid. I had a commanding position of the western half of the island, and the forbidden zones were herding people towards the island's centre.

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Setting up the tripwire is tricky. There's nothing you can really attach it to by the door, but your high survival skill reflects a resourceful mind. By the entrance to the now blasted side chapel there is a smashed statue of St Sebastian. Amongst the broken stone and shotgun pellets you find his head and place it on one side of the door. You then take two pieces of fallen masonry from the tower and place it on the other side. Wedging a grenade between the two blocks of stone, you tie the tripwire to the pin, and wrap it around the statues head on the other side. It's not perfect, but if someone trips, it seems likely the grenade will blow.

You're a little bruised from your fall and your palms have rope burn, but otherwise you feel good as you gather up your arsenal and leave the church and the corpses of CountArach, KillFrenzy and DutchGuy behind.

There is a track that leads westwards from the church. The tracking device was clear when you left, so you don't fear ambush, strolling almost arrogantly, shotgun and rifle shouldered, grenades strapped to your chest, pistol and walkie talkies rammed in your belt.

Before long you are at the well. It appears to be a simple stone well with rope and bucket, positioned at a junction. The dirt road you approached on continues westwards, and a smaller track heads south. There is no one to be seen, though there are some tracks in the now mostly dried mud from the rainstorm. You re-examine the device. The map on the tracking device has moved with you, keeping the red dot that indicates your location cantered. The coast appears on the edge of the map, and with it a very faint signal, seeming to come from the harbour, but there is no signal in your immediate vicinity.

To the east, you hear three shots. There's nothing that way on your scanner...

Suddenly the walkie talkies you took from General Handkerchief begin to crackle, and somewhere in the static a voice can just be made out. The crackling resolves into a more clearly defined voice.

"...*static*.., alling, anybody hear me? ...*static*... Is there anyone out the ...*static*..."

You grab the walkie talkie, hold it to your mouth, holding down the switch.

"This is Ignoramus here, I hear you. Identify yourself"

"...*static*... Ignoramus! ...*static*... this is Orb speaking"

You may PM Orb and talk to him between this round and the next.

I tried to get Orb near me on a fabricated story of a mortar, but as it was this late in the game, it was pointless.

Turn 11 Orders:

Hello Myrdraal,

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Sorry for the massive delay.


I will attempt to find out the frequency of the radio, as Orb requested, while sheltering near the well. I will examine GH's device at the end of the turn to see whether my opponents are close.

Ignoramus.

I hadn't been as active during this turn.

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What could Orb possibly mean: "the frequency of the radio to deactivate my collar". You have two walkie talkies, but how can they possibly deactivate a collar?

Still, you fiddle with the walkie talkies for a while and find that they have various channels with a wide range of frequencies. This won't help Orb one bit, your walkie talkies are not linked to the collars in any way.

You give up, and take a look at the Tracking Device. The dot to the west is moving around in the harbour area, but not leaving it.

You wait by the well, you hear nothing, and nobody comes you way.

You may continue to talk to Orb by PM

After this, I made my second blunder - I forgot to send my orders in. This caused me to get sunstroke.

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You sit down on a mount of earth by the well, to examine the walkie talkies, unaware that you're sitting on an anthill.

As you sit in the sun staring at you walkie talkie blindly, the sun begins to burn the top of your scalp. However, you don't seek shade, just continue to stare blankly. The time passes, and you're in danger of getting sunstroke but you barely move a muscle, stirring only to scratch your behind which is in the process of being colonised by ants.

Needless to say, it put me in a bad situation. But my dumbest action was motivated by storytelling, not wisdom.

Turn 13 orders:

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To relieve my sunstroke, I will take a long drink from the well.

I shall retreat to the church, being careful not to go through the main entrance, which is mined with a grenade.

I shall examine GH's device once inside.

Ignoramus.

This was pure lunacy! Of course the well would be poisoned this late in the game. Sadly, I got overconfident.

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Finally you come to you senses and move into the shade for a while. Removing the ants which have colonised your trousers is a laborious task, involving hopping around on one leg, with both hands scratching in your pants. How humiliating...

The well has a long rope and bucket hanging over a simple wooden ring surrounding the deep shaft. You take a long deep drink of the water in the bucket. The water tastes stagnant and foul, but you gulp it down, you intend to clear this sunstroke. You empty the bucket and spit to try and clear the after taste.

All too aware that this area will soon become a forbidden zone, you gather up your hefty equipment. It seems heavier than usual. Indeed as you try to lift your rucksack you stagger, only just keeping your balance. Your stomach gives a dangerous rumble, and a wave of nausea hits you. You stumble, somehow keeping to your feet, and lean on the edge of the well for support.

You feel incredibly faint, perhaps a rest would help, you are after all, very, very tired. No! What's happening to you? Your reflection stares back guiltily at you from the bottom of the well. Poison! The well has been poisoned. You imagine laughter behind you, but as you reach for a weapon, you see only a bare Mulberry bush. Somehow, it looks smug...

You're imagining things! As you realise the danger of your situation, your stomach lets out a fearful spluttering, and you feel warm liquid running down your legs. You are loosing your bodily functions and your brain seems full of cotton wool, but part of it is working furiously.

One hand holding you steady you stick your other hand in your mouth, fingers reaching to the back of your throat, hoping to provoke regurgitation. Soon you are emptying the contents of your stomach onto the anthill that abused you earlier. Any ants still in your trousers are having a hard time too as the symptoms of diarrhoea enter into full force.

You feel exhausted, but shear willpower keeps you awake and thinking, you cannot succumb to the poison. This area will soon be a forbidden zone. The poison might kill you, but if it doesn't, lingering here will. However, your strength is almost fully gone; you have no chance of reaching the church, and even less of a chance considering the equipment you're carrying. Wiping the sweat appearing on your brow, you glance at the map. The fastest way out of this zone is to head south, down the track that leads to the orchard. Gathering the last of your strength, you begin southwards, but you have only made it 30 meters from the well when you collapse, drained. Lying in the dust, you close your eyes for a few brief seconds. The hard ground beneath you feels like the softest feather mattress, sleep begins to wash over you.

But your willpower has not left you yet, you must get out of this zone, or death is certain. You decide to abandon some of your equipment; you no longer have the strength to carry it all. You discard your rifle with the improvised bayonet, throw down the shotgun and cast off most of your grenades, the clumsy sword and some of your food. This leaves you with your machine pistol, 6 grenades, the sniper rifle, the tracking device and some meagre rations.

With your lightened load, you set off again. Staggering and swaying, it takes all your concentration to put one foot in front of the other. An eternity passes, and waves of fatigue wash over you. You collapse and fall yet again. Peering through half shut eyelids you check your tracking device; the red dot that represents yourself is close to the edge of the zone. Only a few more meters, almost there.

With one final Herculean effort, you cross the boundary, out of the danger zone. You loose your balance, and the rocky ground comes up to great you warmly as you plunge downwards. Finally, you pass out, filthy from your own excrement.

You are on the boundary between D4 and E4. You have been poisoned with laxatives and sleeping pills, and have passed out. You may not move or give orders until further notice. You may not communicate with Orb.

Your remaining equipment is:

Machine pistol
Sniper Rifle
Tracking device
Grenades (6)
A very small amount of food and water.

I had a very narrow escape from certain death. But now I was most vulnerable, being unconscious for an entire turn.

Fortunately, I remained undiscovered.

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Next turn you will regain your consicousness. However, you will be weak. You cannot move more than one square, and your abilities are severly reduced for the next round.

You may send orders.

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And finally, as you know this happened:

You wake up from a deep sleep, feeling groggy and unsure of where you are or why. For some time you simply lie where you fell, face in the dirt, amongst your own filth.

You feel terrible, drained and weak. But memory soon comes flooding back; you remember the sunstroke, gulping down the stagnant and contaminated water. You remember the nausea, the induced vomiting then the nightmarish struggle to escape the forbidden zone. It occurs to you that somehow you are still alive!

You remember collapsing in the middle of the dirt track, having only just escaped. In the middle of the dirt track...

Suddenly conscious of how exposed you are, you have no difficulty remembering the dangers that lie all around. You struggle to your feet, reach for your M9 and look around you. Nobody. Only just believing your luck at having not been discovered in your vulnerable state, you look southwards - to the orchard.

It is a small orchard, with four neat sections of apple trees. It's edges are overgrown with long grass, but ladders are propped up against some of the trees to make picking easier. Lines of large fresh green and red eating apples seem to glow in the sunlight. Your empty stomach gives a rumble of desire.

You move slowly towards the idyllic sight. Walking is still an effort; you concentrate on not tripping over. Despite your pace, it isn't too long before you enter the orchard. A rusty tractor stands on the eastern side of the orchard. Long green grass and flaking rusty paint show that it has long been out of use.

One tree in particular seems particularly fruitful, its juicy blood red apples calling to you. The ladder at its foot is a step ladder. It seems stable enough and you are hungry enough to feel confident climbing despite your weakness. On the top step you reach and you hand closes around a ripe juicy apple.

You hear the shot and feel the sharp pain in the back of your neck almost simultaneously. Loosing your balance, the stepladder collapses and the apple falls from your hands. Time seems to slow, agony drives all thought from your mind as you fall, the ground rising to meet you. You only half hear the second shot. As you hit the ground, you loose consciousness, for the last time.

Great game guys. Congratulations to TinCow!

Well I died really quickly

Strength:3
Survival: 10
Weapons:NA

I only had 2 walkie talkies and I was supposed to find my teammate

I somehow got shot in the back with a shotgun whilst hiding and looking for a weapon (well I found a bible) on turn 1

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I somehow got shot in the back with a shotgun whilst hiding and looking for a weapon on turn 1

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:D
Shotgun is your friend.

Although i'm too lazy to get my role pm, i remeber very clearly
Strength: 5
Survival: 10
Weapon: N/A
I HAD a pair of house keys. :whip: orb I'LL REMEMBER THIS.
First I went to residental area to look for my car.
Then luckly allied with Orb and Doh. We then travelled around looking for supllies, I found three weapons A Rifle, knife, and something else dont remember. We then ditched DoH and stole all his stuff. I then followed Orb around everywhere, while searching for my car. BUT Mydrall never let me have the car, like come on, i went everywhere and i couldn't find my car :thumbsdown: Well then before we arrived at the mountains i was planning on betraying Orb to steal all his stuff, but nooooo, he betrayed me first, and then i got a mace smashed in my face. THE END. And Mydrall if you are planning on making another please inform me because i would like to help, but its not a mandatory thing cuz at the same time i want to play.

Yes I will be doing another game. I've thought of a few things to make it different and new whilst still keeping all the elements of this game. If you've got more idea's I'd be more than happy to hear them, catch me in the chatroom (if you can) or send me a PM.

It seems (reading other people's PMs) that Pever had intended the car to be in Mansion driveway. However when I took over the game I straight away decided a location for the car (and other special objects). You didn't go in either place I'm afraid. :shrug:

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That's an idea, I'll think about this game and maybe if I have time a new map over the next week, then I'll go about starting the next game. I've thought of one new role. Any special role, special object, special place or special weapon ideas anyone has please PM me

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I would try to avoid any pre-set 'teams' like I had. If people want to arrange them after meeting up in-game, that's great, but setting them up at the start (1) seems unfair - I had 2 allies with excellent stats right from the start - and (2) introduces problems if people stop responding to PMs. If starting teams are required, perhaps limit them to 2 for ease of communication.

Yah some people were ruining the game by sending illegal pms to each other forming alliances.

Were they now... That's not the spirit of the game. :no:

That happened last game too.

Yeah, sasaki was guilty last game.

Vote: Sasaki :wink: