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

[Vangaziland]

As a matter of fact, i withdraw. Sorry I got turned off.

[Die Erworbenen Namen]

I love how everyone states that "This is my best of the best. Can beat yours in a fight" When really, we A) Can't... really know that, as it's bound by YOUR skills, B.) Prooooobably don't know how to tier off our own Special Forces, C) Reeeeaaalllly haven't tested them out, D) Assume god almighty, and E) All of the above.

I mean, honestly, I'd love to say my Death Korps are better than yours in everything, but... in all actuality.... how would I know? Whats the limit?

Honestly, if I didn't use SOG Hellspawn, I would certainly use the Ontorisan Ranger regiments. Their performance in Cauja (specifically the 73rd's) was spectacular, holding out in the siege of Caujasburg until friendly reinforcements could relieve them.

Hmm... was this actually RPed?

[Die Erworbenen Namen]

Honestly, if I didn't use SOG Hellspawn, I would certainly use the Ontorisan Ranger regiments. Their performance in Cauja (specifically the 73rd's) was spectacular, holding out in the siege of Caujasburg until friendly reinforcements could relieve them.

Hmm... was this actually RPed?

I only ask because I have a similar story, yet it ISN'T Rped.

[Ontorisa]

Honestly, if I didn't use SOG Hellspawn, I would certainly use the Ontorisan Ranger regiments. Their performance in Cauja (specifically the 73rd's) was spectacular, holding out in the siege of Caujasburg until friendly reinforcements could relieve them.

Hmm... was this actually RPed?

Yep.

[Die Erworbenen Namen]

Hmm... was this actually RPed?

Yep.

Kewl

[The United Remnants of America]

WIP

Name of Nation: Australian Antarctica

Name of Tier One Unit: ALSO(Air, Land, Sea Operators)

Warfighter Loadout: Customisable for the operation. Normally a MOLLE vest, which the soldier is allowed to customize to his liking. Troops also use a special body armor that can withstand bullets up to a 7.62.

CQB: KRISS Vector, 4x M67, KSG(Optional), M9/Glock

Rifleman: HK-416, 4x M67, M9/Glock 17

Support: LSAT, 4lbs C4, .44 Revolver

Sniper: AW50

Biography of Unit: Formed from the remnants of the elite militia of the revolution, ALSO was always feared. At first, they only numbered in the 50s, but after many years of hard training and funding, it grew to 250+ soldiers, divided into 20 teams of 10, with 50 support personnel.

RP Experience (Example or Link): viewtopic.php?f=31&t=320870&hilit

Techlevel: Early-mid PMT

You should definitely not have a dedicated sniper on a team of Tier One troops.

[Vancon]

Not to mention the fact that he has one of his troopers using a 44 Magnum in a combat situation.

[The United Remnants of America]

As a matter of fact, i withdraw. Sorry I got turned off.

Wait, what. What did I miss last page. Do I have to blame the morale inquisitor for not keeping morale up?

[Die Erworbenen Namen]

Not to mention the fact that he has one of his troopers using a 44 Magnum in a combat situation.

I use a .44 magnum hammerless

[Ontorisa]

Okay, so the Operation Ontorisan Caeser is now tied with the Necropolis thing (I voted for the wrong thing )

[The United Remnants of America]

Not to mention the fact that he has one of his troopers using a 44 Magnum in a combat situation.

I use a .44 magnum hammerless

Revolver or magazine? Assuming you could make a magazine of .44 Mags.

[Die Erworbenen Namen]

I use a .44 magnum hammerless

Revolver or magazine? Assuming you could make a magazine of .44 Mags.

Mag. But I also have a revolver version.

[New Emmerian Coalition]

Regarding the Region; Sure. Everyone is welcome. I suggest you join our forums, so you can actually interact with us though. ALSO IRONIC: My friend started Atlas, and wants me to go, but there's a particular nation there that would cause me some pretty big troubles. Otherwise I'd be there.


As for PW; I have a draft of some operations we could do.

[Die Erworbenen Namen]

Anyone ever heard of Neon Genesis Evangelion? The anime about mechs and kids piloting them? What if we had something SIMILAR to them. I know ATLAS is a Teir one unit, but what if we started to turn it into something like NERV, with representatives or actual members dedicated to the unit?

[Vancon]

Anyone ever heard of Neon Genesis Evangelion? The anime about mechs and kids piloting them? What if we had something SIMILAR to them. I know ATLAS is a Teir one unit, but what if we started to turn it into something like NERV, with representatives or actual members dedicated to the unit?

Bro. Look at my flag.

Regardless, I'd be down for that. It being a group of people, rather then a group of groups. I think RPs are cooler like that.

[Die Erworbenen Namen]

Oh durr.

Well, the reason I came up with the idea is I was looking for an AI for my country (cus all you basterds have 'em), and I remembered the Magi from NGE, and I was thinking about the anime and the AI and remembered, why not have a group like that?

Just like how NERV came from the UN, we could make a group coming from ATLAS. Make that one secret, but make it permemantly stationed somewhere. With it's own groups.

[Congreveopia]

Why does everyone need an AI? Nexus is a curiosity, not how all nations should operate, darnit!

Seriously, though, Nexus was a moonshot and it happened to work out about as well as could be hoped, but I still think my nation is weaker for having so much invested in him. Even failing to consider how damaging it would be to lose him, we probably won't see an economic benefit that overrides the cost until late in the 2030s, and the military could take half a century to recover.

[Die Erworbenen Namen]

See, I don't want an AI for that reason. See, I have more... Different reasons. Having an AI like Nexus that could, potentially, defend itself from attacks would be beneficial. I'd implant some personalities to conflict, and give it sufficient learning techniques so as to reaquire resources to defend itself in case of attack. Implanted in EVERY base, it would work more as an intelligence and last resort than anything. With three redundant bases to decide on the best course of action, it's AI would allow the military to analyze data lightning quick. In other words, nothing would happen that I wouldn't know about.

[Congreveopia]

See, I don't want an AI for that reason. See, I have more... Different reasons. Having an AI like Nexus that could, potentially, defend itself from attacks would be beneficial. I'd implant some personalities to conflict, and give it sufficient learning techniques so as to reaquire resources to defend itself in case of attack. Implanted in EVERY base, it would work more as an intelligence and last resort than anything. With three redundant bases to decide on the best course of action, it's AI would allow the military to analyze data lightning quick. In other words, nothing would happen that I wouldn't know about.

"Multiple conflicting personalities to make decisions" is one of those things that sounds like it makes sense on paper, but is kinda tricky to defend. I mean, giving Nexus any personalty is an ongoing struggle, and even if he could come up with a diverse array of personalities, why would he do anything other than go with whatever decision has the best predicted outcomes. He doesn't need different personalities to come up with various ideas for how to solve a problem, just different problem solving algorithms or one very thorough algorithm (or, as is actually the case, a hybrid).

[Die Erworbenen Namen]

The different personalities would be the determining factor in what options he chooses. Should he get three options, and be... Aggressive, he certainly won't care about casualties, will he? Personalities are not just for conversation. They are a part of his AI; it allows him to personally prioritize operations, calcularions, and anything else for his multiple CPUs.

[Congreveopia]

The different personalities would be the determining factor in what options he chooses. Should he get three options, and be... Aggressive, he certainly won't care about casualties, will he? Personalities are not just for conversation. They are a part of his AI; it allows him to personally prioritize operations, calculations, and anything else for his multiple CPUs.

Yes, but it only makes sense from a human perspective to consider personalities. With an AI, a personality will just be a bunch of variables for things like aggressiveness, humor, laziness, etc. At that point, it becomes inefficient to group them into a finite number of personalities. It's just as easy to begin making any decision with say fifty personalities evenly distributed across the traits, then see which does best and make the decision again with fifty new ones similar to the most successful option until you figure out the best personality to solve a problem. This is the main reason that Nexus not only behaves differently around different people, but even goes so far as to be different genders around different people.

[Hurtful Thoughts]

Anyone ever heard of Neon Genesis Evangelion? The anime about mechs and kids piloting them? What if we had something SIMILAR to them. I know ATLAS is a Teir one unit, but what if we started to turn it into something like NERV, with representatives or actual members dedicated to the unit?

Bro. Look at my flag.

Regardless, I'd be down for that. It being a group of people, rather then a group of groups. I think RPs are cooler like that.

Funny y'all should mention NERV Conglomerate.

They kinda-sorta trained Kayora how to fight.

[The GAmeTopians]

Why does everyone need an AI? Nexus is a curiosity, not how all nations should operate, darnit!

Seriously, though, Nexus was a moonshot and it happened to work out about as well as could be hoped, but I still think my nation is weaker for having so much invested in him. Even failing to consider how damaging it would be to lose him, we probably won't see an economic benefit that overrides the cost until late in the 2030s, and the military could take half a century to recover.

Wheatley is small-time, so even if he went down not much would be affected.
Other than my comic relief.

[New Emmerian Coalition]

Remember that Task Force Atlas is based off of the actual Task Force Atlas from Medal of Honor. We're trying to stick to that as much as possible with liberties here and there to fit our NS nations.

[Hurtful Thoughts]

Why does everyone need an AI? Nexus is a curiosity, not how all nations should operate, darnit!

Seriously, though, Nexus was a moonshot and it happened to work out about as well as could be hoped, but I still think my nation is weaker for having so much invested in him. Even failing to consider how damaging it would be to lose him, we probably won't see an economic benefit that overrides the cost until late in the 2030s, and the military could take half a century to recover.

Kayora is technically stolen-goods, and we don't really have a use for her so....

Bulllleeetttttts!