WHO...IS...DEADLIEST?
Welcome to Deadliest Warrior! Here, we shall test to see who is NationStates' Deadliest Warrior! Signups are open and welcome to all. Matches will start when show runners are ready to do so, regardless of whether or not others are going on. Since I do plan on entering the competition, I am also going to look for someone willing to host the Holy Warrior episode so as to avoid any conflict of interest.
There are a few changes this year. Namely, while weapon testing and x-factors will remain involved, a greater emphasis is going to be placed on your full squadron and their support. There may be one or may combat operation tests to see your squad work to accomplish an objective. This too will be factored into the final grading. As we go on into the future, defeated warriors can and will still play a role as important third party forces in certain matchups.
Sign up-
Part 1- Basic Information
Warrior name:
Height:
Weight:
Gear:
Years Active:
Loyalties:
Nation of origin:
Expert one: (Appearance and bio)
Expert two: (Appearance and bio)
Part 2- Warrior
Appearance of warrior: (pic)
Warrior Bio: (3 to 4 paragraphs minimal)
Historical Battles/Significance, Lifestyle:
Part 3- The Squad
How many members of the squad: (Please no more than 15 members max.)
Loadout/Makeup of the Squad: (Complete with weapons, descriptions and links preferred)
Vehicular Support: (Note- 1 Vehicle and it must make sense for your squad. No super heavy tank destroyers and such.)
Platoon Support: (Note- Must be a support of some sort believable at the platoon level.)
Squad tactics:
Each test will involve 5-6 weapons being tested in the normal fashion as well as basic tests for platoon and vehicular support, plus combined arms operations before the simulation.. Tests will be timed in the real world to prevent someone from holding up a thread. You will score ineffectively with a missed test, but can still win.
X-Factors: (Out of 100. Unbelievably high or unsupported X-factors can and will be changed by test runners. PM to me.)
Audacity- The bravery and will to charge into battle, foregoing the odds.
Discipline- The ability to stay calm under fire and follow orders to complete an objective.
Experience- How much combat have they seen and how it has hardened them and made them better.
Extremism- The power of belief that the soldier has in his or her cause and how fare he or she is willing to go because of it.
Fatigue- How long the soldier can maintain itself in combat, a combination of logistics, physicality, and equipment.
Initiative- How effective the soldier can begin combat or tactically and strategically find gaps in the enemy.
Intelligence- How smart the soldier is and aware of the battlefield conditions.
Psychological Warfare- Between tactics, methods, and intimidation, how well they are at frightening the enemy or getting them to doubt themselves and inversely how immune they are to such tactics.
Physicality- The summation of their physical attributes.
Logistics- How easy it is to keep the soldier supplied and how effective the supply is that does so.
Tactics- The breadth and quality of tactics that the soldier understands and can implement.
Terrain Familiarity- The knowledge of terrain they are prepared to fight in.
Training- The effectiveness of their training.
List of Matchups-
FT: Totally open
Chünezhnar vs UNSC Marine
501st Legion vs
PMT:
Remnant Sentinels vs VAC-U
MT:
BASTION vs Maskimance
RCTRG vs RRTC Unit
Post-Gunpowder PT:
Krajstalian Partisan vs 12th Airborne Ranger Regiment
Gahmu Rifle corps vs Revolutionary Guards
Royal Guard Cavalry Division vs
Abeio Fusilier vs The Pathfinders
Florysian Dragoons vs
Emperor Dieter Veole vs
Pre-Gunpowder PT:
Neatherthal Berserker vs Kendov Krifiik
Show runners: (Those who will run the threads)
(Appearance and bio)
