Episode 2.2 - Page 2
posted 13th Mar 2016, 11:06 AM
13th Mar 2016, 11:06 AM
mars
Welcome to Kinetech. Everything is fine. Move about your business.
Page 2 of chapter 2.2. Things are about to start ramping up, so buckle up and let's get rollin'.
Hope you like ^_^
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Alrighty!
Peace out everyone~
Marshall
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13th Mar 2016, 11:24 AM
MadJak91
I doubt they are just serving their sentence there.
If not brutal "correction" then turning them into someone else... or something.
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14th Mar 2016, 6:18 AM
mars
Won't YOU be surprised when it turns out their prison's just a bunch of comfy chairs, good music and pleasantries!
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14th Mar 2016, 6:19 AM
MadJak91
:D
Well, theoretically that could work while slipping something in their food until they become obedient workers.
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13th Mar 2016, 1:14 PM
jamie59
Nice armor but a good sniper could take them out with face shots.
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13th Mar 2016, 8:15 PM
mars
Yeah, but wouldn't you rather be comfy and breathing normally in the desert heat than wear some stuffy face mask??
Comfort first, people!
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14th Mar 2016, 1:32 AM
Grognard
Comfort is important.
The Israelis in particular had considerable success with ergonomics.
Their T-Series opponents had been sweltering in the desert heat since morning.
The Israelis had air-conditioning.
The result is history.
Plenty of other factors, but cool, rested, fed troops vs heat-fatigued did not hurt
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14th Mar 2016, 6:23 AM
mars
Yup! Very true!!
Also when it comes to uniforms, mobility is a huge factor too. A soldier able to move quick or see things with his own eyes is often safer than the soldier in the big, cumbersome outfit with vision restricting headgear :P
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29th Mar 2016, 5:51 AM
rfaramir
"How do they keep finding room…"?
So, stacking corpses, liquefaction, and incineration haven't occurred to him?
It sounds ominously naïve of him. But if he's truly innocent, that bodes well, and if he's truly correct that bodes even better. I'm just not betting on it.
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31st Jul 2021, 9:46 AM
Hinoron
From his position guarding the front gate, he sees prisoners brought in, but not let out.
At the back gate, another guard sees containers of blended, high-grade fertilizer shipped out, bound for the agricultural regions, but no raw materials brought in.
Schedules are arranged so that these two guards are never off-duty at the same time, rendering the likelihood of them sitting down for coffee and comparing notes impossible.
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