Project Warfighter: "Tier-One" RP Group, OPEN

[Die Erworbenen Namen]

>implying that AK's can't operate with a little dust in them

Can an AK operate when it has been turned into dust?

Yes

Is of Russia

[North Arkana]

>implying that AK's can't operate with a little dust in them

Can an AK operate when it has been turned into dust?

That was what I was implying. I realize the wording is weird. But yeah, that AK better have turned to dust.

[Empire of Donner land]

Can an AK operate when it has been turned into dust?

That was what I was implying. I realize the wording is weird. But yeah, that AK better have turned to dust.

Just recycle the dust. The metal dust atleast and put it back together. You would have to get some new wood parts though since I don't think you can recycle wood dust the same way you could recycle metal dust.

[Dictatorship Of South Eaka]

Can an AK operate when it has been turned into dust?

Yes

Is of Russia

M8 zeh AK does not use zeh clips, it uses zeh magazine, clips are used to load firearms such as the Kar98, M1 Garand, Mosin Nagant etc...

[The GAmeTopians]

Can an AK operate when it has been turned into dust?

Yes

Is of Russia

I yelled at Vlad in the bar.

[Die Erworbenen Namen]

Yes

Is of Russia

I yelled at Vlad in the bar.

Related but yet
Not related

I like it. Twists things up a bit.

[North Arkana]

That was what I was implying. I realize the wording is weird. But yeah, that AK better have turned to dust.

Just recycle the dust. The metal dust atleast and put it back together. You would have to get some new wood parts though since I don't think you can recycle wood dust the same way you could recycle metal dust.

Particle board. Boom, completely recycle an old AK. Excuse while I go experiment with something...

[Hurtful Thoughts]

I yelled at Vlad in the bar.

Related but yet
Not related

I like it. Twists things up a bit.

Kayora's reaction: "Oh shit, it's the fuzz!"

*flees with Smith while squealing like a schoolgirl*

*Matilda comes out from behind the bushes*

[Monfrox]

Another day, another reason I make of why people still keep me around.

[Blayk]

- Project Warfighter Application -

Name of Nation: Blayk

Name of Group: 1MARPAR (1st Marine Parachutist Commandos.) or "The Black Berets"

Name of Outfit: 1MARPAR, Rive Noire Commandos, Echo Squad.

Detailed Outfit Loadout:

COMPAT - Very much like the CADPAT Camoflage pattern used by Canadian forces.
Navy Standard Wetsuit - A black skin tight thermal wet suit and Balaclava, Worn under the Utility Uniform.
MARPAR Utillity Uniform - Made with COMPAT camouflage consisting of Trousers, a Windproof jacket and a detachable hood. Flame, Wash and Chemical Resistant.
Combat Boots - Self Explanatory.
H3 Naval Gaunlet System - A Wrist Mounted Computer system, containing GPS, Secondary Comms, Pressure Gages and Multiple Sensors, Eg. Radiation, Toxic Gases, Altitude, etc.
SPECTREM Helmet System - A Customisable Helmet/Ballistic Mask Combo with intergrated NightVision, Lights(High Visibility and IR), Battery pack, Headset and Range-Finder.
H3 Webbings - A Complex system of Kevlar Webbings, Allowing for easy carrying of Ammunition and Equipment.
H4 Throut Mic - Instead of a standard microphone headset the H4 is worn around the neck and picks up vibrations in the throut allowing for it to be used under Water.

Weapons
Griffon - HK416, SIG SP 2022
Osprey - MP5SD3, PGM Hécate II, SIG SP 2022
Kite - FN SCAR-L, SIG SP 2022
Buzzard - FN Minimi, SIG SP 2022
Harrier - FN SCAR-L, SIG SP 2022
Vulture - MP5SD3, SIG SP 2022
Eagle - FN SCAR-H PR, SIG SP 2022

Draeger carbon scrubber bubbleless SCUBA rebreather, Pony Bottle with 2 Hours Air, Sea Bag, Ammunition, MRE Rations for 3 Days, Water Canteen, Magnetic Gloves, Ice Axe, Gas Mask, Survival Knife, Fragmentation Grenade, Flashbang Grenade.

Griffon - Collaspable Rocket Launcher.
Kite - Medical Gear ~ Nitrile gloves, Alcohol or Providine/Iodine swabs, Cravats (muslin bandages), Assorted gauze bandages, Band-Aids, Assorted sizes of tape, Coban(a stretchy, self clinging wrap), Ace Bandages, Assorted hypodermic needles and syringes, Combat Casualty Card,SAM Splint—a flexible, reusable splint with a metal core covered in closed cell foam, Water Jel burn dressing, Small sharps shuttle, Trauma Shears, Safety pins
Vulture - Detonation Cord, C4 Charges, Breaching Charges.
Eagle - Collaspable Helicopter Drone.

Appearance/Descrption of Operator:

Biography of Outfit: The 1st Marine Parachutist division can trace it's history back to the Blaykish Civil war of 1843, the Marines were highly favored over standard infantry due to their ability to be deployed at land or sea, useful for a War raged around an island Nation. During the Siege of Copentren a Battalion of Marines hid in the Cargo hold of a merchant vessel, when the People of Copentren finally believed that they had gotten highly needed supplies the regiment came out of the hold and shot any Monarchist Troops before charging the City Gates and opening them for the rest of the standing Blaykish Rebel army. The Battalion soon became the pride and joy of Blayk after the Civil War. Members of the Marine Division were looked up at by all the other Military Divisions. The Marine Division went under reforms during the Second World War, being Converted to a Naval Airborne division, often Working off Aircraft Carriers it was around this time that the group be came known as the Black Berets due to their Pitch Black Uniforms for stealth missions. This tradition would eventually dissolve on the front line, but carry on in the Unit's dress Uniform. 1MARPAR took a major role in the UNNA's war on Piracy, often dropping into pirate vessels at night and quickly dispatching them, before taking over the Vessel and returning it to Blaykish Ports.

Operators of the Outfit:

Capitaine William "Griffon" Donnet.
Lieutenant Alexis "Osprey" Féret.
Caporal-chef Cécile "Kite" Alarie.
Sergent Henry "Buzzard" Bechard.
Marsouin Olivier "Harrier" Martin.
Caporal Adam "Vulture" Houdin.
Marsouin Léon "Eagle" Couvreur.


RP Experience: viewtopic.php?f=31&t=352665
Plus three years of Role-Playing on Roblox.

Techlevel: MT Bordering PMT

"Atlas Shrugged"(Do Not Delete)

Finally finished it.

[Vancon]

- Project Warfighter Application -

I haven't seen an app I've liked this much in a while. Welcome aboard. Please put this in the Archive.

The one gripe I have though is the 'Black Berets' part, since that' super cliché.

[Blayk]

- Project Warfighter Application -

I haven't seen an app I've liked this much in a while. Welcome aboard. Please put this in the Archive.

The one gripe I have though is the 'Black Berets' part, since that' super cliché.

Alright, Put it in the Archive.
As for the 'Black Berets' bit, I was getting tired and needed an Nickname for them so I went with the most bob basic thing I could think of, I'll change it in the near future. Now time for reading 12 Pages on IC on the Bar and Grill thread.

[Vacif]

Hey ISAF, what guns do the NG use/local personnel use?

[ISAF-Usea]

Hey ISAF, what guns do the NG use/local personnel use?

ARs, MRs, LSATs, MK.5s, essential 1st world weaponry.

[New Hayesalia]

So lads and ladettes, I have a concern. I am worried that TF Atlas has grown too far and too fast. We are collecting a lot of units and at a high speed.

With the huge variety and as such incompatibility of forces- of which we have 68- I believe it is necessary to truly find the Tier 1 forces. To separate the wheat from the chaff. From an IC perspective, if I was a military commander, I would be concerned for the safety of New Hayesalian forces in an organisation like this.

It is my opinion that a TF Atlas training/selection course should be held. Nations should send their finest subunits to the Atlas Selection Course. This team-based Selection course will decide which troops are truly Tier 1. What troops can and will obey orders, who will fight to the end, who will use teamwork to the units advantage. Who should Atlas really trust to be the frontline shock troopers. And of the rest, who should we trust as the reinforcements or the second line, and who should be discarded.

We will find the real Tier 1, and the Tier 1.2 teams as well.

These selection courses should be regularly held with all units sending troops for confirmation training, rotation, or entry to Atlas. The training included should be a cross section of all soldiering skills.

Following selection teams should be sent to Atlas Training for a standardised training course, which may or may not be RPed.

Basically, it is time to separate the wheat from the chaff. All who are equal are not truly equal.

[The GAmeTopians]

So lads and ladettes, I have a concern. I am worried that TF Atlas has grown too far and too fast. We are collecting a lot of units and at a high speed.

With the huge variety and as such incompatibility of forces- of which we have 68- I believe it is necessary to truly find the Tier 1 forces. To separate the wheat from the chaff. From an IC perspective, if I was a military commander, I would be concerned for the safety of New Hayesalian forces in an organisation like this.

It is my opinion that a TF Atlas training/selection course should be held. Nations should send their finest subunits to the Atlas Selection Course. This team-based Selection course will decide which troops are truly Tier 1. What troops can and will obey orders, who will fight to the end, who will use teamwork to the units advantage. Who should Atlas really trust to be the frontline shock troopers. And of the rest, who should we trust as the reinforcements or the second line, and who should be discarded.

We will find the real Tier 1, and the Tier 1.2 teams as well.

These selection courses should be regularly held with all units sending troops for confirmation training, rotation, or entry to Atlas. The training included should be a cross section of all soldiering skills.

Following selection teams should be sent to Atlas Training for a standardised training course, which may or may not be RPed.

Basically, it is time to separate the wheat from the chaff. All who are equal are not truly equal.

That, or you could just go experience, since a lot of us don't have the time to constantly prove our "merit" to you over and over.
Instead, just separate into three experience tiers:
Tier One for experienced members, like those from the original TF Atlas
Tier Two for less experienced members, like the first new ones on this thread
Tier Three for newbies, like the mass of newbies that has been streaming in

[New Hayesalia]

So lads and ladettes, I have a concern. I am worried that TF Atlas has grown too far and too fast. We are collecting a lot of units and at a high speed.

With the huge variety and as such incompatibility of forces- of which we have 68- I believe it is necessary to truly find the Tier 1 forces. To separate the wheat from the chaff. From an IC perspective, if I was a military commander, I would be concerned for the safety of New Hayesalian forces in an organisation like this.

It is my opinion that a TF Atlas training/selection course should be held. Nations should send their finest subunits to the Atlas Selection Course. This team-based Selection course will decide which troops are truly Tier 1. What troops can and will obey orders, who will fight to the end, who will use teamwork to the units advantage. Who should Atlas really trust to be the frontline shock troopers. And of the rest, who should we trust as the reinforcements or the second line, and who should be discarded.

We will find the real Tier 1, and the Tier 1.2 teams as well.

These selection courses should be regularly held with all units sending troops for confirmation training, rotation, or entry to Atlas. The training included should be a cross section of all soldiering skills.

Following selection teams should be sent to Atlas Training for a standardised training course, which may or may not be RPed.

Basically, it is time to separate the wheat from the chaff. All who are equal are not truly equal.

That, or you could just go experience, since a lot of us don't have the time to constantly prove our "merit" to you over and over.
Instead, just separate into three experience tiers:
Tier One for experienced members, like those from the original TF Atlas
Tier Two for less experienced members, like the first new ones on this thread
Tier Three for newbies, like the mass of newbies that has been streaming in

"merit" to you

It's not about me, it's setting a real benchmark for Atlas that all teams can rely on.

I agree with your general assessment of those rungs, however I think general RP ability and an understanding of special forces tactics, operations and strategy goes a long way to ranking people more than their time in rank, per se.

[Congreveopia]

So lads and ladettes, I have a concern. I am worried that TF Atlas has grown too far and too fast. We are collecting a lot of units and at a high speed.

With the huge variety and as such incompatibility of forces- of which we have 68- I believe it is necessary to truly find the Tier 1 forces. To separate the wheat from the chaff. From an IC perspective, if I was a military commander, I would be concerned for the safety of New Hayesalian forces in an organisation like this.

It is my opinion that a TF Atlas training/selection course should be held. Nations should send their finest subunits to the Atlas Selection Course. This team-based Selection course will decide which troops are truly Tier 1. What troops can and will obey orders, who will fight to the end, who will use teamwork to the units advantage. Who should Atlas really trust to be the frontline shock troopers. And of the rest, who should we trust as the reinforcements or the second line, and who should be discarded.

We will find the real Tier 1, and the Tier 1.2 teams as well.

These selection courses should be regularly held with all units sending troops for confirmation training, rotation, or entry to Atlas. The training included should be a cross section of all soldiering skills.

Following selection teams should be sent to Atlas Training for a standardised training course, which may or may not be RPed.

Basically, it is time to separate the wheat from the chaff. All who are equal are not truly equal.

That, or you could just go experience, since a lot of us don't have the time to constantly prove our "merit" to you over and over.
Instead, just separate into three experience tiers:
Tier One for experienced members, like those from the original TF Atlas
Tier Two for less experienced members, like the first new ones on this thread
Tier Three for newbies, like the mass of newbies that has been streaming in

Experience is a good judge of how well you RP, but not necessarily the quality of squad you're trying to RP. Someone with more than, say, ten years of experience could still RP a drunk soldier accidentally starting a bar-fight, just as a hypothetical example.

I don't know. Maybe we should release some rough list of the teams sorted by quality, then if anyone disputes their position there, they can go to the training RP.

[New Hayesalia]

That, or you could just go experience, since a lot of us don't have the time to constantly prove our "merit" to you over and over.
Instead, just separate into three experience tiers:
Tier One for experienced members, like those from the original TF Atlas
Tier Two for less experienced members, like the first new ones on this thread
Tier Three for newbies, like the mass of newbies that has been streaming in

Experience is a good judge of how well you RP, but not necessarily the quality of squad you're trying to RP. Someone with more than, say, ten years of experience could still RP a drunk soldier accidentally starting a bar-fight, just as a hypothetical example.

I don't know. Maybe we should release some rough list of the teams sorted by quality, then if anyone disputes their position there, they can go to the training RP.

I think perhaps this links back to a previous concept of hosting another TF Atlas Olympics, one all teams must attend. This could be the first 'sorting' if you will, with teams ranked in the Frontline, Reinforcement and Operational Support [1, 2 and 3] Tiers. After, new teams would need to be part of a selection RP.

[North Arkana]

So lads and ladettes, I have a concern. I am worried that TF Atlas has grown too far and too fast. We are collecting a lot of units and at a high speed.

With the huge variety and as such incompatibility of forces- of which we have 68- I believe it is necessary to truly find the Tier 1 forces. To separate the wheat from the chaff. From an IC perspective, if I was a military commander, I would be concerned for the safety of New Hayesalian forces in an organisation like this.

It is my opinion that a TF Atlas training/selection course should be held. Nations should send their finest subunits to the Atlas Selection Course. This team-based Selection course will decide which troops are truly Tier 1. What troops can and will obey orders, who will fight to the end, who will use teamwork to the units advantage. Who should Atlas really trust to be the frontline shock troopers. And of the rest, who should we trust as the reinforcements or the second line, and who should be discarded.

We will find the real Tier 1, and the Tier 1.2 teams as well.

These selection courses should be regularly held with all units sending troops for confirmation training, rotation, or entry to Atlas. The training included should be a cross section of all soldiering skills.

Following selection teams should be sent to Atlas Training for a standardised training course, which may or may not be RPed.

Basically, it is time to separate the wheat from the chaff. All who are equal are not truly equal.

Well, I'm so sorry I have Army-ing and other major RPs to do and can't be a major participant in Atlas. I must not be qualified.

[New Hayesalia]

So lads and ladettes, I have a concern. I am worried that TF Atlas has grown too far and too fast. We are collecting a lot of units and at a high speed.

With the huge variety and as such incompatibility of forces- of which we have 68- I believe it is necessary to truly find the Tier 1 forces. To separate the wheat from the chaff. From an IC perspective, if I was a military commander, I would be concerned for the safety of New Hayesalian forces in an organisation like this.

It is my opinion that a TF Atlas training/selection course should be held. Nations should send their finest subunits to the Atlas Selection Course. This team-based Selection course will decide which troops are truly Tier 1. What troops can and will obey orders, who will fight to the end, who will use teamwork to the units advantage. Who should Atlas really trust to be the frontline shock troopers. And of the rest, who should we trust as the reinforcements or the second line, and who should be discarded.

We will find the real Tier 1, and the Tier 1.2 teams as well.

These selection courses should be regularly held with all units sending troops for confirmation training, rotation, or entry to Atlas. The training included should be a cross section of all soldiering skills.

Following selection teams should be sent to Atlas Training for a standardised training course, which may or may not be RPed.

Basically, it is time to separate the wheat from the chaff. All who are equal are not truly equal.

Well, I'm so sorry I have Army-ing and other major RPs to do and can't be a major participant in Atlas. I must not be qualified.

There are 64 teams in Atlas now. It is, imho, important to actually have an understanding of who is active, who is ICly leading the charge, and having a system that is beyond application-and-you're-in. But I'm not a king of Atlas, this is of course just my opinion.

[ISAF-Usea]

So lads and ladettes, I have a concern. I am worried that TF Atlas has grown too far and too fast. We are collecting a lot of units and at a high speed.

With the huge variety and as such incompatibility of forces- of which we have 68- I believe it is necessary to truly find the Tier 1 forces. To separate the wheat from the chaff. From an IC perspective, if I was a military commander, I would be concerned for the safety of New Hayesalian forces in an organisation like this.

It is my opinion that a TF Atlas training/selection course should be held. Nations should send their finest subunits to the Atlas Selection Course. This team-based Selection course will decide which troops are truly Tier 1. What troops can and will obey orders, who will fight to the end, who will use teamwork to the units advantage. Who should Atlas really trust to be the frontline shock troopers. And of the rest, who should we trust as the reinforcements or the second line, and who should be discarded.


We will find the real Tier 1, and the Tier 1.2 teams as well.

These selection courses should be regularly held with all units sending troops for confirmation training, rotation, or entry to Atlas. The training included should be a cross section of all soldiering skills.

Following selection teams should be sent to Atlas Training for a standardised training course, which may or may not be RPed.

Basically, it is time to separate the wheat from the chaff. All who are equal are not truly equal.

I agree with this. From what I've seen from some member, some don't need to be here. I was pushing this previously but it was from a different perspective- make a new/old guy thread and have the new guys rp something. Then the old guys come in and show them how to really do it.

[Congreveopia]

Voycheck decided to make this easy on the Donn lady. He pulled out his shades, which were a cross com, put them on, activated the CC network, and simply looked at the Vanq soldier's phone. The CC immediately picked up the vulnerability in the phone's system, and had a large word near it: "HACK." Voycheck simply tapped the side of the shades, and the CC hacked the phone. Voycheck then corrupted the video's file, and wiped the phone. Making sure that they would never be able to retrieve that data. The soldier had made it easy on Voycheck by unlocking his phone, he should've known better. The world is full of hackers nowadays. Voycheck then took off his shades, put them back in his pocket, and continued to drink his whiskey. Roy Ray and Ishmael were discussing aspects of Usea, while Trevor was focused on his beer.

I suppose I'll leave this between Vanquaria, but I don't think you can actually do that assuming their army is competent with the devices they're giving to their soldiers. I have Nexus, but even I think it would be unrealistic to assume I can just remotely hack something belonging to another tier-one team.

[The Armed Republic of Dutch Coolness]

I also don't think that unlocking your phone's screen makes it any easier to hack

I agree with this. From what I've seen from some member, some don't need to be here. I was pushing this previously but it was from a different perspective- make a new/old guy thread and have the new guys rp something. Then the old guys come in and show them how to really do it.

YES

ALL HAIL ELITISM

OLD TIMER MASTER RACE

[ISAF-Usea]

Voycheck decided to make this easy on the Donn lady. He pulled out his shades, which were a cross com, put them on, activated the CC network, and simply looked at the Vanq soldier's phone. The CC immediately picked up the vulnerability in the phone's system, and had a large word near it: "HACK." Voycheck simply tapped the side of the shades, and the CC hacked the phone. Voycheck then corrupted the video's file, and wiped the phone. Making sure that they would never be able to retrieve that data. The soldier had made it easy on Voycheck by unlocking his phone, he should've known better. The world is full of hackers nowadays. Voycheck then took off his shades, put them back in his pocket, and continued to drink his whiskey. Roy Ray and Ishmael were discussing aspects of Usea, while Trevor was focused on his beer.

I suppose I'll leave this between Vanquaria, but I don't think you can actually do that assuming their army is competent with the devices they're giving to their soldiers. I have Nexus, but even I think it would be unrealistic to assume I can just remotely hack something belonging to another tier-one team.

Gotchya. Understandable.