Also...Halifax wrote:Before we start, I have to lay down the rules for you guys.
1. After I finish writing a section, I will leave you with several choices. Pick one choice and respond as quickly as you can with that choice. The first response I receive is the one I'll use. Choose wisely. This story can end very quickly if you make the wrong choice.
2. Try and understand that I might not be able to continually post sections as I do have a busy life. With that said, I don't care if you discuss what happens, just make sure that when I do come back, I don't see fifteen posts saying, "First choice" or "Kill him off!" Remember, the first response is the one I'll use.
And those are the rules. Pretty simple right? Good, so let's get started.
I'll include MGM people's names, starting with mine. We'll see who cares enough to post in this thread alot to have their name included.Halifax wrote:3. I am going to use names of Bungie members based on who posts in this thread...this is the first time I've done this so don't make me regret it by acting like a dick. And don't request to be in the story! Remember, the only reason you should respond is if you want to discuss the story or tell me what choice you'll make.
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Seafire sat down on a large rock and stared at his M-16. It was a pretty souped-up rifle. It had a supressor to silence the bullets, a 10x zoom scope, and a grenade launcher. Grenade launchers. Noob Tubes, like in COD4. Man, he missed Kandahar Airfield, where the whole batallion would crowd around the big flatscreen TV in the mess hall to watch him play the damn thing. The TV was so big that the M-16 in the game was larger than the M-16 in his hands right now. He looked around the village he was standing in. He was on night patrol to look out for any Al-Queda men trying to sneak a roadside bomb or something.
Suddenly, something caught his eye. A tall man was talking to one of the civillians. Seafire hadn't seen him around here before, he knew everyone in the village. The man had a vest, it wasn't a bulletproof one, but a big vest. Then, he turned just enough for Seafire to notice the three Hand Grenades in the exterior of the vest. This was not right, he thought. Seafire sneaked up closer and hid behind a wall, listening closely to their talk. The taller man was increasing his tone, as if to state his authority in the village. The civillian was cowering over the might of this man, who eventually started yelling. It was a few minutes before Seafire got the living daylights scared out of him. A gunshot, a loud one. Seafire poked his head around the corner to see what was wrong, and the man was running away, a solviet AK-47 in his hands. This was Al-Queda infantry.
Now for the choosing part.
Should Seafire...
A: Run after the man alone
B: Call for backup
C: Get his nearby buddy, ____* to help him hunt the man down.
D: Combo of 2 answers. (Eg. A/B.)
*Next person to post will be that person.