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> The PCs are now engaging in a military-style commando raids against the Australian army and are wanted by Interpol.

WHAT?????????????????????
AR$GHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

That's the last time I am sick.

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The players even considered ringing you ;-)

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But ... dude NPC ... for one session ...

BUT NPC's ARE BARLEY!!!!!!!!!

/me cries

ARGH!!!!!

You bastards!

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Well, the "we're hunted by Interpol" was the introduction to the session. Sorry man... Your name has been linked to too many strange events over the past few months... Dead CEOs, riots in Spotswood, hotels in Berlin going *boom*. Something had to give.

And you did fuck with the UN. ;-)

So then came the bait: "I can give you guys a new identity, wetware, but you need to hold up this truck"

Then the discovery by hacking the companies shipping files. The truck is actually a MagLev to Woomera is escorted by three helicopters, one containing a platoon of soldiers and with two jets on standby if anything goes wrong.

At that point was the realisation that the truck may be carrying a little more than expected ;-)

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ironed_orchid

Cute fluffy pets named after demons seem to be the in thing...

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I like themes (the same applies for computer networks). Bunnies named after demons fits with the old alt.devilbunnies newsgroup. The rats get names relevant to clowns and ne'er-do-wells (Rogue, Vagabond, Montebanc, Harlequin, Jester)

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ironed_orchid

earthnative names his computers after ships. The current house server is Serenity.

I think I've mentioned that in my previous house, our pcs were named after philosophers. I am currently using a bastard hybrid of Plato and Immanuel.

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I used philosophers for a while. My first Pentium model computer (running Windows 95a, heaven help me) was named Diderot.

One gigabyte of storage was hardly a encyclopedia however.

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zenicurean.livejournal.com

Player characters have this uncanny ability to get hunted by the Interpol anyway, so it's that much better when it's actually planned for.

(Or it might be my players just need an attitude correction class.)

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(Or it might be my players just need an attitude correction class.)

It makes certain sense; larger than life characters inevitably get involved in paramilitary endeavours - the epics attest to this.

I don't think a thoroughly simulationist game of normal life would be that interesting.

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elzia.livejournal.com

your bunny is very cute! but not cuter than my hamster! cute wars!!!!! (insert imaginary picture of my very cute hamster)

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Unfortunately we don't have hamsters over here in Australia :( Though are rats are pretty cute too

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We see you ham-fu and raise you two rats!

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severina-242.livejournal.com

Allergic to the bunny huh? What are you going to do?

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Don't know yet *pout* and it's such a cute little bunny whom you should come and visit

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There have been comments about stew. ;-)

caseopaya's comments reiterated. Give us a few days to clear out the boxes. How about this weekend?

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NO to the stew!!!!!

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OK, no stew then... But I can't go on with hives, antihistamines and steriod creams for ten years, can I?

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But I can't go on with hives, antihistamines and steriod creams for ten years, can I?

I know. It's just I'll miss the gorgeous little thing, she follows me around everywhere. Not to mention the fact that I have really missed having a bunny to snuggle with :(

The caseopaya bunny is very sad at this development.

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I'll miss the li'll hopper too. Evidently we'll have to give it away to someone who lives nearby or whom we visit a lot.

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*selfishness alert*

Have to give up bunny, had to give up laptop - what next? *pout*

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antayla.livejournal.com

"I do enjoy a plot where the scale accelerates."

Me too. It's too bad that it seems like most GMs want to reign in the storyline at that point instead of working with the material they are getting from their players :P. You excepted, apparently :).

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It helps when the players in question put a lot of effort into making the sessions FUN for the GM too. Some of the cybernoia sessions have involved labyrinthine plotting and scheming on our behalf ... so that the look of relief on his face when we finally get around to executing a plan is palpable. BTW L is a very bad man for messing with (temporary) NPC's this way ... but it's totally consistent with the style of game. Fear not he will pay in sweat oh yes indeedy ... & they will all listen to reason.

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so that the look of relief on his face when we finally get around to executing a plan is palpable.

The entire last session was constructing a plan (which I'm sure you'll destroy at the start of the next session) ;-)

BTW L is a very bad man for messing with (temporary) NPC's this way

Heh. Your character had nothing to do with it.

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I did expect it,

imajica_lj, whether by design or sheer coincidence has proven to be most fruitful in that regard ;-)

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amphigori.livejournal.com

Bunny!!!!!!!! Cute!!!!!

Did you know there is a 'world wide dice shortage' going on? You can't get gaming dice in NZ at the moment. Like, none. Our local gaming shop had, I kid you not, FIVE dice. And they were gathering dust.

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