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garhkal
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| Whill wrote: |
That's an interesting idea, but it seem logistically problematic as you need a large carbon freeze facility to freeze things. TESB also suggests that it is rarely successful to free live beings as they tend to not survive the freezing process.. |
True, carbonite would require a large freezing area. So better to just keep them in a medically induced coma!
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CRMcNeill
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| Posted: Mon Feb 06, 2017 3:53 pm Post subject: |
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| garhkal wrote: | | True, carbonite would require a large freezing area. So better to just keep them in a medically induced coma! |
But, if successful, putting someone in carbonite only requires the one-time expenditure. Medically induced comas require constant monitoring by medical facilities.
An alternate possibility would be the stasis fields used by the Star's End prison in the Han Solo trilogy. It'd still require constant application of energy to maintain the field, but that's less intensive than constant monitoring by medical staff.
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Whill
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| Posted: Mon Feb 06, 2017 8:52 pm Post subject: Re: So, COMPForce... |
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| MrNexx wrote: | | Whill wrote: | | Equipment: Heat reflective armor (+2 Energy , +1D Physical) |
Very minor question: Is there any reason you've gone with Energy then Physical, rather than the other (which is more common, IME)? |
Very minor answer: Does it matter? If you want to use this template for your game please feel free to reverse the order. Sylvre Phire asked for the template and I delivered.
| CRMcNeill wrote: | | It's actually a direct copy of the Equipment listed on the CompForce Trooper template in Heroes and Rogues. |
For clarification, the entire equipment listing is not a direct copy of the CompForce Trooper equipment. The Equipment is mostly based on the Imperial Bounty Hunter template in GG10, but in accordance with the chosen template picture, this bounty hunter was allowed to keep his CompForce armor when he left the service.
I found conflicting stats for CompForce armor so I went with the scout trooper armor stats because it looks like about the same amount of coverage (and likewise no Dex penalty). I kept the "Heat reflective" quality listed, but whatever that means in game terms is up to the GM.
And CRM, did you notice that I changed the blaster rifle to blaster carbine? The weapon he's holding in the picture looks like the Stormtrooper blaster you determined was actually a carbine and not a rifle.
| CRMcNeill wrote: | | garhkal wrote: | | True, carbonite would require a large freezing area. So better to just keep them in a medically induced coma! |
An alternate possibility would be the stasis fields used by the Star's End prison in the Han Solo trilogy. It'd still require constant application of energy to maintain the field, but that's less intensive than constant monitoring by medical staff. |
Or, I don't know, crazy idea here, maybe just put them in the brig??
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CRMcNeill
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| Posted: Tue Feb 07, 2017 12:18 am Post subject: Re: So, COMPForce... |
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| Whill wrote: | | And CRM, did you notice that I changed the blaster rifle to blaster carbine? The weapon he's holding in the picture looks like the Stormtrooper blaster you determined was actually a carbine and not a rifle. |
I did not; I was actually focusing just on the armor, which I had vaguely remembered from the CompForce Trooper template, but no specific details. Thanks for the nod, though.
| Quote: | | CRMcNeill wrote: | | garhkal wrote: | | True, carbonite would require a large freezing area. So better to just keep them in a medically induced coma! |
An alternate possibility would be the stasis fields used by the Star's End prison in the Han Solo trilogy. It'd still require constant application of energy to maintain the field, but that's less intensive than constant monitoring by medical staff. |
Or, I don't know, crazy idea here, maybe just put them in the brig?? |
This conversation actually stemmed from a scenario in which a bounty hunter captured someone and encased them in carbonite for ~150 years, so putting prisoners in the brig wouldn't have quite the same effect.
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Sutehp
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| Posted: Tue Feb 07, 2017 2:23 am Post subject: Re: So, COMPForce... |
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| CRMcNeill wrote: | | This conversation actually stemmed from a scenario in which a bounty hunter captured someone and encased them in carbonite for ~150 years, so putting prisoners in the brig wouldn't have quite the same effect. |
That must have been one long-lived bounty hunter. What species was he?
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Zarn
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Doesn't matter what species he was. Point was a scenario where someone gets captured, carbon-frozen, and then suddenly it is 150 years later. Perhaps they thawed aboard a ship, cold and drifting in space, with only minimal life support.
Basically, a technological-based Dreypa's Oubliette, or a variation on Star's End.
It would be an interesting start for a quixotic Jedi or something - thawed in a galaxy which is quite different from what they were used to back in the day, and perhaps having knowledge about the Star Cabal, the GenoHaradan, or some other organization that is in the new 'now' much, much more sneaky.
Or even be a race which is now unusual or extinct, like a Tarro, or perhaps even a straight up Taung. |
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MrNexx
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| Posted: Tue Feb 07, 2017 12:47 pm Post subject: Re: So, COMPForce... |
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| Whill wrote: | | MrNexx wrote: | | Whill wrote: | | Equipment: Heat reflective armor (+2 Energy , +1D Physical) |
Very minor question: Is there any reason you've gone with Energy then Physical, rather than the other (which is more common, IME)? |
Very minor answer: Does it matter? If you want to use this template for your game please feel free to reverse the order. Sylvre Phire asked for the template and I delivered.
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Not at all... it was just curiosity.
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| Zarn wrote: | Doesn't matter what species he was. Point was a scenario where someone gets captured, carbon-frozen, and then suddenly it is 150 years later. Perhaps they thawed aboard a ship, cold and drifting in space, with only minimal life support.
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Ooooh, fun. Good way to introduce people to skills, without combat.
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Sylvre Phire
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Wow! Quite an interesting drift in discussion here. I just wanted you to know, CRMcNeill, Rehab and Reclamation are going to be featured in the upcoming story arc ("The Blackwing Crisis") of my campaign, Knights Errant.
And yes, it's that Blackwing, in case you're all wondering... Muahahahaaa!
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Sutehp
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CRMcNeill
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Death Troopers.
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CRMcNeill
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| Sylvre Phire wrote: | | I just wanted you to know, CRMcNeill, Rehab and Reclamation are going to be featured in the upcoming story arc ("The Blackwing Crisis") of my campaign, Knights Errant. |
Cool. Just out of curiosity, which one will you be using; I posted two different versions of Reclamation, the first being a specific project to produce mind-wiped berzerkers and kamikazes, the second being a more general method of imbedding super-soldier projects into field units.
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Sutehp
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| CRMcNeill wrote: | | Cool. Just out of curiosity, which one will you be using; I posted two different versions of Reclamation, the first being a specific project to produce mind-wiped berzerkers and kamikazes, the second being a more general method of imbedding super-soldier projects into field units. |
Wait, two separate versions? Reclamation wasn't a joint project between the Coalition For Improvements and CompForce's Rehabilition Division? Or was it a joint project of CoImp and ISB's Interrogation branch?
I think we need a new organizational chart for your new write-up of COMPNOR, CRMcNeill.  
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Sylvre Phire
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| CRMcNeill wrote: | | Cool. Just out of curiosity, which one will you be using; I posted two different versions of Reclamation, the first being a specific project to produce mind-wiped berzerkers and kamikazes, the second being a more general method of imbedding super-soldier projects into field units. |
The first one - mostly as an experimental, one-appearance branch. It's going to make for an interesting adventure arc, that's for sure...
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CRMcNeill
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| Sutehp wrote: | | Wait, two separate versions? Reclamation wasn't a joint project between the Coalition For Improvements and CompForce's Rehabilition Division? Or was it a joint project of CoImp and ISB's Interrogation branch? |
Conceptually, it began as a joint project of Rehabilitation and ISB's Interrogation, but it was highly focused on a specific super-soldier project. As my concept for expanding CompForce grew to encompass other agencies within COMPNOR, so too did the concept of Reclamation change. With the addition of Advancement to CoImp, as an umbrella organization for supervising all of the Empire's various weapons & technology programs, the original concept of Reclamation (mindwiping suspects and modifying them as combat berzerkers and kamikazes) became more like a single project among many that Advancement would be in charge of. However, there would need to be some sort of liaison branch to facilitate field testing of Advancement's various projects. The original idea for Reclamation remains, but no longer exists as a sub-unit of COMPNOR.
| Quote: | | I think we need a new organizational chart for your new write-up of COMPNOR, CRMcNeill. |
Be my guest. The recent posts in the COMPNOR Expansion topic lay out where the new agencies fit into the organization of COMPNOR.
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