Goonhub
02-26-2016, 10:02 AM
How about the nuke requiring some setup?
Any nuke round I'm involved in, I push for teamwork and having some forward team who goes in, clears an area, secures it, and opens up a wall for the nuke to be brought straight in from space.
There are still those who will argue against it and want to do the usually "storm the castle, arm the nuke routine," whish, in my opinion is pretty lackluster when you have such potential for espionage; nevermind the tools at your disposal that are grossly underutilized.
Having a setup, whether it be wiring the nuke or a time delay would add a bit of tension (oh no is someone coming?) and give an incentive to folks making preparations.
Also, having to wire the nuke could give us the option of actually disarming the nuke instead of kicking it repeatedly. I mean... that could still be an option but it would be a nice alternative.
That being said, nothing is so satisfying as rounding a corner as a crew member, seeing an rpg carelessly discarded, picking it up, and letting it rip on the syndicates and their nuke. Game over. Crew victory. Smoke 'em if you got 'em.
Any nuke round I'm involved in, I push for teamwork and having some forward team who goes in, clears an area, secures it, and opens up a wall for the nuke to be brought straight in from space.
There are still those who will argue against it and want to do the usually "storm the castle, arm the nuke routine," whish, in my opinion is pretty lackluster when you have such potential for espionage; nevermind the tools at your disposal that are grossly underutilized.
Having a setup, whether it be wiring the nuke or a time delay would add a bit of tension (oh no is someone coming?) and give an incentive to folks making preparations.
Also, having to wire the nuke could give us the option of actually disarming the nuke instead of kicking it repeatedly. I mean... that could still be an option but it would be a nice alternative.
That being said, nothing is so satisfying as rounding a corner as a crew member, seeing an rpg carelessly discarded, picking it up, and letting it rip on the syndicates and their nuke. Game over. Crew victory. Smoke 'em if you got 'em.