Pʀᴏғᴇssᴏʀ
Location: Orbit of Virsun, Space Station, Training Section
Objective: Testing simulation protocols in training via participation in the simulated wargames.
Allied Forces: First Order | [member="Rolf Amsel"] | [member="Asharad Graush"]
Enemy Forces: Opposing squad in simulation
Post: 03
1313 was fairly impressed by the squad as they operated. No chatter. No quips. Silent and and effecient. He could almost relate to this outfit of stormtroopers. He followed behind Rolf as they moved along the right side of the arena, providing rear cover for the commanding officer. The cyborg trooper was thankful so far that none of his surrogate squad had fallen yet. He was not as good as Rolf when it came to come under quick cover. His bulky armor was made to function more like a juggernaut, not like a stealth operative, thus making him far more cumbersome with such actions. He turned an scanned ahead. The enemy's flanking was shorter on their end, but still out of range for a good shot. The cybernetic trooper's mind raced and made a strategy from his youthful years as a cadet up until the point he was outfitted with the technology was in mechanical symbiosis with.
"Commander." He got Rolf's attention,"Suggestion. Two time it. A team of two of us goes ahead, drawing initial fire from the enemy. Second team drops in behind first team and gives them hell. Enemy focus is split, causing confusion."
It was a thought. He would occasionally peer out from cover and fire off a couple of stunning rounds before returning under cover with the commander. His respirator was going quicker. Instead of the slow, eerie breaths that had been heard earlier, it was a series of sounds: ho-presh..ho-presh...ho-presh. It was an exhilarating feeling to be out on the battlefield again, even if one that was made up in a training simulation of the real thing. He kept his eyes trained to occasionally read out information that was processed out on his HUD. So far so good. The battlefield even reminded him of a distant, but fond memory. His old squad-mates in the training academy, forging a bond in simulations and real battles. Begone days. He ducked out of cover and fired a few rounds before slinking back undercover, still awaiting for his proxy commanding officer to give him an order. That's what he was born and indoctrinated for. To obey the orders of others and carry them out, like a good soldier.
Objective: Testing simulation protocols in training via participation in the simulated wargames.
Allied Forces: First Order | [member="Rolf Amsel"] | [member="Asharad Graush"]
Enemy Forces: Opposing squad in simulation
Post: 03
1313 was fairly impressed by the squad as they operated. No chatter. No quips. Silent and and effecient. He could almost relate to this outfit of stormtroopers. He followed behind Rolf as they moved along the right side of the arena, providing rear cover for the commanding officer. The cyborg trooper was thankful so far that none of his surrogate squad had fallen yet. He was not as good as Rolf when it came to come under quick cover. His bulky armor was made to function more like a juggernaut, not like a stealth operative, thus making him far more cumbersome with such actions. He turned an scanned ahead. The enemy's flanking was shorter on their end, but still out of range for a good shot. The cybernetic trooper's mind raced and made a strategy from his youthful years as a cadet up until the point he was outfitted with the technology was in mechanical symbiosis with.
"Commander." He got Rolf's attention,"Suggestion. Two time it. A team of two of us goes ahead, drawing initial fire from the enemy. Second team drops in behind first team and gives them hell. Enemy focus is split, causing confusion."
It was a thought. He would occasionally peer out from cover and fire off a couple of stunning rounds before returning under cover with the commander. His respirator was going quicker. Instead of the slow, eerie breaths that had been heard earlier, it was a series of sounds: ho-presh..ho-presh...ho-presh. It was an exhilarating feeling to be out on the battlefield again, even if one that was made up in a training simulation of the real thing. He kept his eyes trained to occasionally read out information that was processed out on his HUD. So far so good. The battlefield even reminded him of a distant, but fond memory. His old squad-mates in the training academy, forging a bond in simulations and real battles. Begone days. He ducked out of cover and fired a few rounds before slinking back undercover, still awaiting for his proxy commanding officer to give him an order. That's what he was born and indoctrinated for. To obey the orders of others and carry them out, like a good soldier.