Not at all Dieter...I actually kinda liked how it escalated. Looking back at my history of Brian, this is the first time he's tried to lie his way through something under direct scrutiny...I didn't expect it to work, nor is it his training.
He does however, want to avoid killing cops. He didn't like doing it in Vegas, and it's just going to escalate things. As far as I'm concerned, the dog is a bigger problem than the cop. Present a moving target to the cop, doggie gets a jump-boot to the face.
Hmm...how do I put this? The dice came up on the Russkie's side.
Yuri's been around the block a few too many times to let some pencil-pushing asshat from Washington dress him down.
If there were a phrase or two I'd reply with it would be,
"Tell your director and your President to go fuck themselves with your Constitution. Last time I checked you were in Russia, which means you play by my rules."
-or-
"I could have you killed and your government would be lucky to find your corpse during the thaw next Spring."
Quote: from Gatac on 1:56 pm on Dec. 7, 2004
I *was* asking myself why Art didn't requisition a vehicle.
Gatac
But then the damage and destruction would be tallied on his record, not yours. It's more fun driving a vehicle you have no attachments to. It's like a rental car but with missles and armor-plating. :cheesy:
Did we all spend GP yet? I thought we hadn't done that yet, in which case... oops. I guess I thought the "car making" part would come once we got in-country?
What's our goal? If we scrap the optical cloaking from the Bondcar, we're down to 15 GP total cost for it, I think, and there's some other stuff we can strip.
Last time, I think I actually used every single gadget on the car. Electric hull, submarine package, machine guns, remote controls, obviously the reinforced armor and tires...
The remote control is a big thing for me, and I know you wouldn't build me something without armor. However, what kind of stuff can we fit inside a chopper?
CrazyIvan
