Peacekeepers (MT/OOC/OPEN)

[Kyraina]

What do you mean, Anowa?

People running multiple blocks, likely swarming with hostiles, in very little time.

Hans' newest post for example. Apprently Nguyen was right outside the Citadel when the CASEVAC request went out.

Actually the Helo was to Insert in the outer courtyard, after the SPAAG went down.

It seems to be more of a much-needed improvement on common sense, if you ask me.

I think both would be needed, either that or the map of the current operation being re-posted every three posts.

Thanks for the feed back though.

[Anowa]

People running multiple blocks, likely swarming with hostiles, in very little time.

Hans' newest post for example. Apprently Nguyen was right outside the Citadel when the CASEVAC request went out.

Actually the Helo was to Insert in the outer courtyard, after the SPAAG went down.

...Really? How long ago was that? Because their landing site was where the Mortar exploded...

[Altito Asmoro]

It seems to be more of a much-needed improvement on common sense, if you ask me.

I think both would be needed, either that or the map of the current operation being re-posted every three posts.

Alright, noted. Thanks for the feedback, Anowa.

[Kyraina]

Actually the Helo was to Insert in the outer courtyard, after the SPAAG went down.

...Really? How long ago was that? Because their landing site was where the Mortar exploded...

Should have been in the initial confusing frist contact stages.

Found the post, they were inserted on the walls by where the SPAAG was at, so opposite side of the sea facing wall that metro inserted on.

[Tiltjuice]

I find usually an action RP requires tighter OPship to keep everything flowing smoothly.

[Anowa]

...Really? How long ago was that? Because their landing site was where the Mortar exploded...

Should have been in the initial confusing frist contact stages.

Found the post, they were inserted on the walls by where the SPAAG was at, so opposite side of the sea facing wall that metro inserted on.

...Okay yeah... Detailed maps are definitely needed... Didn't even know the SPAAG was near the castle.

[Altito Asmoro]

I find usually an action RP requires tighter OPship to keep everything flowing smoothly.

Unfortunately the OP himself is still a beginner OP with two RP where he OP'ed it on the resume, so he's still learning a lot.

[Camicon]

In general, more professionalism from a group of characters that are supposed to be (at least) competent soldiers. Throwing frag grenades into buildings with hostages? Getting pissy and walking off when your team is supposed to be hiding and waiting? I mean, yeah, if you want to play up the high-school drama and bullheaded crap when characters aren't in a combat zone I'll hold my tongue, but it really disrupts things when every time you go into the thread there's another post that makes you go "what the fuck? Why the fuck?".

And, look, I don't normally like pointing to specific individuals, but I'm making an exception this time. Having the RPer who is supposed to be controlling your team leader disappear without a trace, Scienticia, kinda fucks things up. That's the thing about team leaders: they are supposed to lead the team. Running off half cocked without an order, and nary a word to anyone else, isn't something that competent soldiers do. So that forces some of us to either have our characters act out of character or sit on our hands, and that kinda sucks.

[Kyraina]

Should have been in the initial confusing frist contact stages.

Found the post, they were inserted on the walls by where the SPAAG was at, so opposite side of the sea facing wall that metro inserted on.

...Okay yeah... Detailed maps are definitely needed... Didn't even know the SPAAG was near the castle.

Yeah by Pushkin Tower. Mentioned this.

[Tiltjuice]

In general, more professionalism from a group of characters that are supposed to be (at least) competent soldiers. Throwing frag grenades into buildings with hostages? Getting pissy and walking off when your team is supposed to be hiding and waiting? I mean, yeah, if you want to play up the high-school drama and bullheaded crap when characters aren't in a combat zone I'll hold my tongue, but it really disrupts things when every time you go into the thread there's another post that makes you go "what the fuck? Why the fuck?".

And, look, I don't normally like pointing to specific individuals, but I'm making an exception this time. Having the RPer who is supposed to be controlling your team leader disappear without a trace, Scienticia, kinda fucks things up. That's the thing about team leaders: they are supposed to lead the team. Running off half cocked without an order, and nary a word to anyone else, isn't something that competent soldiers do. So that forces some of us to either have our characters act out of character or sit on our hands, and that kinda sucks.

This.

[Kyraina]

I find usually an action RP requires tighter OPship to keep everything flowing smoothly.

Unfortunately the OP himself is still a beginner OP with two RP where he OP'ed it on the resume, so he's still learning a lot.

Still learning myself. And this seems pretty similar to my time in Afghanistan. Confusing and not enough details on the mission.

[Anowa]

Cami, your point is valid. Especially the latter half. The former half -if we have the same people in mind- is debatable, is it good form? No. Is it good character writing? Yes, to a point.

Regardless of my personal opinions, we'll try and make active members be Team leaders from now on to avoid such a situation again. And I'll try and motivate people not to write their characters on emotional benders during pivotal moments.

[Kyraina]

Cami, your point is valid. Especially the latter half. The former half -if we have the same people in mind- is debatable, is it good form? No. Is it good character writing? Yes, to a point.

Regardless of my personal opinions, we'll try and make active members be Team leaders from now on to avoid such a situation again. And I'll try and motivate people not to write their characters on emotional benders during pivotal moments.

I apologize for the team lead picks.

Did it based on bios.

Still have much. To learn

[Tiltjuice]

Cami, your point is valid. Especially the latter half. The former half -if we have the same people in mind- is debatable, is it good form? No. Is it good character writing? Yes, to a point.

Regardless of my personal opinions, we'll try and make active members be Team leaders from now on to avoid such a situation again. And I'll try and motivate people not to write their characters on emotional benders during pivotal moments.

I apologize for the team lead picks.

Did it based on bios.

Still have much. To learn

No sweat.

I think that's part of the misunderstanding. Having team leaders isn't just IC but also OOC. I think Cy used to require more detailed/longer posts/apps for officer types? Meh. I got it from somewhere and tried doing it in ATHENA.

[Kyraina]

I apologize for the team lead picks.

Did it based on bios.

Still have much. To learn

No sweat.

I think that's part of the misunderstanding. Having team leaders isn't just IC but also OOC. I think Cy used to require more detailed/longer posts/apps for officer types? Meh. I got it from somewhere and tried doing it in ATHENA.

Ranks in Apps would help alot.

[Relikai]

In general, more professionalism from a group of characters that are supposed to be (at least) competent soldiers. Throwing frag grenades into buildings with hostages? Getting pissy and walking off when your team is supposed to be hiding and waiting? I mean, yeah, if you want to play up the high-school drama and bullheaded crap when characters aren't in a combat zone I'll hold my tongue, but it really disrupts things when every time you go into the thread there's another post that makes you go "what the fuck? Why the fuck?".

And, look, I don't normally like pointing to specific individuals, but I'm making an exception this time. Having the RPer who is supposed to be controlling your team leader disappear without a trace, Scienticia, kinda fucks things up. That's the thing about team leaders: they are supposed to lead the team. Running off half cocked without an order, and nary a word to anyone else, isn't something that competent soldiers do. So that forces some of us to either have our characters act out of character or sit on our hands, and that kinda sucks.

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Would Regular Army / Spec Ops accept some forms of individuals? Well, I understand if people wanna introduce an interesting character, but being interesting does not mean being a prick or unprofessional who I'm sure would not last through 3 months of basic training where intense stress was placed on a fresh civilians.

[Altito Asmoro]

I'll take a look through the everything that needs improvements. And thanks for the feedbacks.

[Anowa]

So, would anyone who's still active (or still interested) please reply to this.

Inactive character will be ejected via military discharge, transfer, or regular old homicide.

[Altito Asmoro]

In general, more professionalism from a group of characters that are supposed to be (at least) competent soldiers. Throwing frag grenades into buildings with hostages? Getting pissy and walking off when your team is supposed to be hiding and waiting? I mean, yeah, if you want to play up the high-school drama and bullheaded crap when characters aren't in a combat zone I'll hold my tongue, but it really disrupts things when every time you go into the thread there's another post that makes you go "what the fuck? Why the fuck?".

And, look, I don't normally like pointing to specific individuals, but I'm making an exception this time. Having the RPer who is supposed to be controlling your team leader disappear without a trace, Scienticia, kinda fucks things up. That's the thing about team leaders: they are supposed to lead the team. Running off half cocked without an order, and nary a word to anyone else, isn't something that competent soldiers do. So that forces some of us to either have our characters act out of character or sit on our hands, and that kinda sucks.

Yes, I'm trying to make this team of soldiers at least to be professional, I did encountered unprofessionalism in one of spec ops RP I joined, and safe to say it kind of self-destruct the RP, if you know what I directed this too. Although it was also because the OP was not there, and the same was more or less happened in the IC, though more to the IC reason.

Yes, you are right on the latter too, Cami. Scienticia told me he's still here, so I assumed when I saw him active he's gonna be here. Safe to say it's an oversight on our part as well, and I will assist on the reformation of the team formation on the next operation.

[Kyraina]

In general, more professionalism from a group of characters that are supposed to be (at least) competent soldiers. Throwing frag grenades into buildings with hostages? Getting pissy and walking off when your team is supposed to be hiding and waiting? I mean, yeah, if you want to play up the high-school drama and bullheaded crap when characters aren't in a combat zone I'll hold my tongue, but it really disrupts things when every time you go into the thread there's another post that makes you go "what the fuck? Why the fuck?".

And, look, I don't normally like pointing to specific individuals, but I'm making an exception this time. Having the RPer who is supposed to be controlling your team leader disappear without a trace, Scienticia, kinda fucks things up. That's the thing about team leaders: they are supposed to lead the team. Running off half cocked without an order, and nary a word to anyone else, isn't something that competent soldiers do. So that forces some of us to either have our characters act out of character or sit on our hands, and that kinda sucks.

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ThisThisThis

And This.

Would Regular Army / Spec Ops accept some forms of individuals? Well, I understand if people wanna introduce an interesting character, but being interesting does not mean being a prick or unprofessional who I'm sure would not last through 3 months of basic training where intense stress was placed on a fresh civilians.

I have no problem with characters from PMCs, or Civilian Agencies like the FBI, CIA, MI6, MI5, etc. If the others don't.

Also interesting is always nice.

[Kyraina]

In general, more professionalism from a group of characters that are supposed to be (at least) competent soldiers. Throwing frag grenades into buildings with hostages? Getting pissy and walking off when your team is supposed to be hiding and waiting? I mean, yeah, if you want to play up the high-school drama and bullheaded crap when characters aren't in a combat zone I'll hold my tongue, but it really disrupts things when every time you go into the thread there's another post that makes you go "what the fuck? Why the fuck?".

And, look, I don't normally like pointing to specific individuals, but I'm making an exception this time. Having the RPer who is supposed to be controlling your team leader disappear without a trace, Scienticia, kinda fucks things up. That's the thing about team leaders: they are supposed to lead the team. Running off half cocked without an order, and nary a word to anyone else, isn't something that competent soldiers do. So that forces some of us to either have our characters act out of character or sit on our hands, and that kinda sucks.

Yes, I'm trying to make this team of soldiers at least to be professional, I did encountered unprofessionalism in one of spec ops RP I joined, and safe to say it kind of self-destruct the RP, if you know what I directed this too. Although it was also because the OP was not there, and the same was more or less happened in the IC, though more to the IC reason.

Yes, you are right on the latter too, Cami. Scienticia told me he's still here, so I assumed when I saw him active he's gonna be here. Safe to say it's an oversight on our part as well, and I will assist on the reformation of the team formation on the next operation.

It will also help if we did some training ops as well.

[Anowa]

Yes, I'm trying to make this team of soldiers at least to be professional, I did encountered unprofessionalism in one of spec ops RP I joined, and safe to say it kind of self-destruct the RP, if you know what I directed this too. Although it was also because the OP was not there, and the same was more or less happened in the IC, though more to the IC reason.

Yes, you are right on the latter too, Cami. Scienticia told me he's still here, so I assumed when I saw him active he's gonna be here. Safe to say it's an oversight on our part as well, and I will assist on the reformation of the team formation on the next operation.

It will also help if we did some training ops as well.

I'm sure the GIGN has a few Kill Houses to spare.

[Kyraina]

It will also help if we did some training ops as well.

I'm sure the GIGN has a few Kill Houses to spare.

I'm sure we could get some guys from the US military, GIGN, SAS, and GSG9 to play OPfor.

[Altito Asmoro]

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And This.

Would Regular Army / Spec Ops accept some forms of individuals? Well, I understand if people wanna introduce an interesting character, but being interesting does not mean being a prick or unprofessional who I'm sure would not last through 3 months of basic training where intense stress was placed on a fresh civilians.

I have no problem with characters from PMCs, or Civilian Agencies like the FBI, CIA, MI6, MI5, etc. If the others don't.

Also interesting is always nice.

In 2012, United Nations with the support of UNSC permanent members, formed a global counter-terrorism and peacekeeping force, the Peacekeepers. They hold their only allegiance to the world peace and global security, and they hold the standard of counter-terrorism to the highest levels and new ones, as ever as high as before. Composed of various military, law enforcement, and intelligence agencies around the world, Peacekeepers found themselves as the first line of defense in solving the most difficult missions and assignments.

We actually accept people from intelligence agencies and law enforcement beside the military.

[Relikai]

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Would Regular Army / Spec Ops accept some forms of individuals? Well, I understand if people wanna introduce an interesting character, but being interesting does not mean being a prick or unprofessional who I'm sure would not last through 3 months of basic training where intense stress was placed on a fresh civilians.

I have no problem with characters from PMCs, or Civilian Agencies like the FBI, CIA, MI6, MI5, etc. If the others don't.

Also interesting is always nice.

Interesting works if they actually fit into the RP with some military sense.

These kids are representing their country. If their ministries of Defence could send them and have them display such shenenigans, speaks a lot about that country's military.

Their best? Hah.