Darc Ka'bage

Darc Ka'bage wrote:

Sorry not nearly enough information to make a tactical assessment. You say that "the OUF are managing to kill/damage the sith forces" to what degree? how much traffic is the repair/medical ward receiving in regards to what troops are being sent on sorties to wards the OUF placement. Whats disposition of the assault force? are they relaxed and focused or are they jittery and on edge? Are there any detectable specialists in the strike squad, do they come with fire? What sort of artillery? is it suited to planetary conditions, are the munitions they are using a serious threat to the OUF temple (Ill presume I would know the defencive capabilities of the OUF temple). Do I know who these 'group of powerful sith' are? have we met before? can I guess there objectives or strategies?

Toranilor wrote:

All I have told you is all you know of the situation. You can call it amnesia if you want, but the sith aren't going to let you interview each of them before you decide if it's worth it to throw a thermal detonator at them. You have to make a rushed decision with inadequate information.

Darc Ka'bage wrote:

Toranilor wrote:
Question the first;
A large contingent of sith are assaulting OUF forces, holed up in large, secure temple. The odds of survival are stacked against the OUF defenders, with the sith having advantages both in numbers and siege technology. You, however, were fortunate enough to be off-world when the conflict begun, and have landed behind the sith assault without detection. From your observations the sith have separated into five principle groups for the attack; The Strike Force, a group of ten or so quite powerful sith operatives, attempting to gain entrance into the temple by stealth; The Assault Force, the main body of the sith army, small in skill but powerful in numbers; The Artillery, who are bombarding the temple at range, ensuring the OUF do not get a chance to rest; The Repair/Medical ward, where all injured soldiors and broken machinery are repaired (the OUF are managing to kill/damage the sith forces); and the Leaders, a group of powerful sith planning the assualt on the OUF temple.
You are in a position to hinder one of these groups. Through the use of a nearby weapons cache, you can do one of the following;
-Destroy the repair/medical ward
-Kill one quarter of the assault force
-Injure the strike squad, rendering them useless for an amount of time
-Destroy the sith artillery support
-Disable communications from the leaders for an amount of time

Which do you choose, and why?

Sorry not nearly enough information to make a tactical assessment. You say that "the OUF are managing to kill/damage the sith forces" to what degree? how much traffic is the repair/medical ward receiving in regards to what troops are being sent on sorties to wards the OUF placement. Whats disposition of the assault force? are they relaxed and focused or are they jittery and on edge? Are there any detectable specialists in the strike squad, do they come with fire? What sort of artillery? is it suited to planetary conditions, are the munitions they are using a serious threat to the OUF temple (Ill presume I would know the defencive capabilities of the OUF temple). Do I know who these 'group of powerful sith' are? have we met before? can I guess there objectives or strategies?

Toranilor wrote:Secondly;

Through meditation, you have (somehow) been able to detect the date of your own death through the force. You will die at the hands of your arch nemesis in three days, and there is nothing you can do to prevent it. What do you do with the last three days of your life, and what are your last words to your nemesis?

Meditate for three days the tell my nemesis that I am their father!

Quinlan Sa'athis wrote:Darc might want to use the name hes chosen rather than the name some of is remember him by.
Just a thought.

Jalen Lojed wrote:Lol, this is almost as bad as the cake bit.

Jasterk Staren wrote:Perhaps though, the cabbage is so great a lie that we do not even know it is a lie!

Darc Ka'bage wrote:Personally I have always found brassicas more nihilistic than existential.