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In Progress Cyber Knight 2 lp
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Update 2: An amazing* rescue
*EXTREME was not invented yet back when the game was done
Let’s start this update by going back to the hangar and inspecting our Support Modules’ gear:
Support Modules don’t have any stat like EP or Move score, because they’re not supposed to fight, just use their special attacks, preventing the enemy from reaching the party (if possible). However, they have some exclusive weapons, like these:
Which weapon is used every time a SM decides to do something is up to the Random Number God. Vizier also has some cool weapons:
Deathstorm, or like it should be called, the “BLOOM Storm”, it generates a powerful light that obliterates the enemy. Sheriff has a SADARM, a SAM and a Rocket Pod. One thing that I dislike is that right now too many of our weapons and Options are Impact type, we need to rescue the Professor and investigate Neoparts ASAP. So let’s do it.
Before that, I’ll search the area for clues and/or to talk to the citizens here.
There’s that guy on the right side of the door with a military transport, we can’t do anything with it yet.
We still can’t enter any house. Goddamit, why the hell these npcs had to be the only ones that have not forgotten the ancient, poorly understood, mystical technique of “not leaving the door open and locking it to prevent thieves from entering?”
Picard: "That's an awfully heavy-duty gate for a basic holiday villa."
Nothing interesting here, but there’s CJ hidden behind that house, let’s talk to her and see what happens.
“Just someone who helped us get out of a scrape.”
”Indeed. It’s been a while, hasn’t it?”
“So what are you doing here, anyway?”
“Verifying Professor Dinett’s whereabouts, actually. You’ve been looking for him, right? It appears he’s been locked up in this villa. It looks like he’s writing up a research paper on the Bersekers. Looking for data on new weapons, I would say.”
“So how do we get him out?”
”That’s the problem. We can’t get over this wall, and there are tons of module-equipped guards inside.”
Oh dear, please don’t tell me it will be a crappy stealth mission, these ALWAYS suck…
“In other words, a frontal assault with modules is the only option…”
As I feared, it’s… Wait, what??
”I’m afraid I won’t be of any help. Good luck, all of you.”
Yep, Picard was serious, he’s self-aware enough that stealth will not work in a jrpg, so we’ll proceed with a direct assault already, awesome.
Of course, the guard doesn’t allow us to enter with Modules, but there’s another way.
“(Persuade)Don’t worry, I only need it for a minute.”
”(Persuade: Failure)What?”
“Oh well, I tried. Too bad, but I guess it’s murdering time!”
Indeed it is, here’s a link with the first real combat, oddly enough the game considered it important enough to give it the boss’ regular theme:
MUSIC: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YH7dDlYddsw
Here’s our first dungeon, don’t expect much from it though. The objective here is to reach the first floor and go to the room where the Professor is, the problem is that most doors are locked, we may have robots armed to the teeth, but these doors are plot-armored, so we can’t just blow them up.
That’s the room where the professor is, we can’t enter it directly, so we’ll have to go back to the ground floor and look for an alternate route. In the way, we’re attacked by two random encounters (luckily the random encounter rate is very low unlike other games).
Music: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dicfXzZ--Ug
That’s the music used for these encounters, depending of the area these will vary. Jupiters are not especially threatening, they can attack your entire party at once with Machineguns, but besides that they’re harmless (by the way, I discovered at this point that Winner’s armor is quite thin, I should be more careful while I use this power armor, I didn’t so I paid the price for my failure, more about that later).
That’s the 2nd random encounter we can find there. Again, nothing very dangerous (besides the Rex).
To proceed on this dungeon, we have to go back to the ground floor, go north and look for a backdoor with a yard, then go right:
Good, now we can finally go to the Professor’s room.
Suddenly, my metagaming senses tingled, my intuition told me that there was a boss fight just around the corner, so before doing anything else I’ll fully heal and repair my party:
We’re ready. Guess what, there really was a boss fight here, cunningly hidden as a random encounter. The boss was much, much harder than I expected, it wasted no time to kick my ass. HARD.
Phew, that was a close call, I never thought the game could have such a hardcore monster for our first boss, they mean business! Actually, that’s what I said about combat back on the first post: Combat in CK2 is fast and deadly, both for you and the enemy. Anyways, back to the plot:
“We can talk later. For now, we have to hurry. There’s a car waiting for us.”
“Right.”
The party leaves without incident, I assume the support modules took their time killing everyone else so that we had a safe return. Mission accomplished.
“Professor, please tell me… What did the Federation hope to gain by imprisoning you?”
“They were after the Berseker data and parts that the Swordfish had brought back from the galactic core. They’re building a new type of combat machine based on the Bersekers models!”
Shine: “You’re kidding.”
“I wish I were. As strong as robots, but able to multiply like living creatures. It’s a debasement of science and a mockery of life. They call them Metalliforms.”
Nehjena: “Nanomachines Metalliforms…”
“They were going to kill me… or worse. I didn’t have any choice but to hand over my research data on the Bersekers… My old rival, Dr. Mifune, is at the pinnacle of the robotic engineering field. He’s working to create new weapons for the Earth Federation military. He’s already used my data to complete the Metalliform design, and from what I can tell, they’ve secretly begun production. Since they can multiply on their own, there’s no need for factories… Which makes them cheap to produce. He’s planning to use the Metalliforms as weapons on other planets. It’s horrible…”
“Who’s ‘he’?”
“General Forrest! He’s a horrible dictator! If he misuses the Metalliforms’ power, he’ll take control of all humanity!”
: “Gotcha. We’ve got to put a stop to his plans, then. Will you help us, Professor?”
“Do you even need to ask? I’d be ecstatic to be on board with you all again. I just wish that MICA could be here…”
Kiri: “Why, what happened to MICA?”
“I don’t have all the details. The Swordfish was taken to Mars Base to be dismantled for research. MICA may be just a supercomputer that I built, but she’s like a daughter to me nonetheless…”
We learned a bit more about the evils of EA. However, we finally have good news: Thanks to the professor, the the lab is ready to be used, yay! Before that though, we’ll go back to the Hangar and the Sickbay to heal the mechs and repair the people… Oh wait, it’s the other way around.
“Picard got 50 experience; Kiri got 25 experience; Klein got 25 xp; Vynd got 68 xp; Shine got 100 xp, Shine reached level 11: Shine’s Combat Skill is now 8, Shine’s Science Skill is now 11; Nehjena got 25 xp.”
When we step into the hangar, the party members receive a lot of xp because they completed a mission, some of them even received more xp than others because they used their non-combat skills (Vynd performed a successful repair and Shine successfully identified a Neopart). Having done that, it’s time to investigate a Neopart for the first time:
The screenshoot is missing, but once we select Analyze, a brief animation triggers where the Neopart is shown and the machine scans it with some sort of laser.
Excellent, a new field! Let’s equip it immediately.
Done. Each mech will have two of these, better to be safe than sorry. Now we don’t know where to go, perhaps we should go back to Kazelin and ask the rebels for information…
Well gentlemen, I’m sorry to say this but I have to end the update here, I need your help, it’s time for…
CHOICES!!! Which quest should we do next?
A:
"BLOODY TERRORISTS!!! I saw some of them yestarday, at Gagarin, we shgould hunt them and exterminate them, then cut them to pierces and forcefeed their children with threrrse… I mean, “caprture them alirve for interrrogation” "
B:
“They’re dis-dis-dismantling that old ship in Mars, what’s worse, they’re-re-re mistreating a fellow AI, we can’t tolerate-te-te-te that, KILL THEM ALL!!”
C:
”What?? Economical problems in Duizarl? Which means, someone important is losing money here? Intolerable!! We don't like competition, there must be an investigation and then execution of the culprits!”
So, tell me gentlemen, what do you choose? I’ll wait until next Wednesday, if there’s a draw I’ll randomly select one option. Come on, demonstrate your codexian wisdom!!
PS: I know you don't know much about the context of each mission, so do I, but I can tell you that the first quest is slightly harder because it has an on-foot, Modules-less section.
*EXTREME was not invented yet back when the game was done
Let’s start this update by going back to the hangar and inspecting our Support Modules’ gear:
Support Modules don’t have any stat like EP or Move score, because they’re not supposed to fight, just use their special attacks, preventing the enemy from reaching the party (if possible). However, they have some exclusive weapons, like these:
Which weapon is used every time a SM decides to do something is up to the Random Number God. Vizier also has some cool weapons:
Deathstorm, or like it should be called, the “BLOOM Storm”, it generates a powerful light that obliterates the enemy. Sheriff has a SADARM, a SAM and a Rocket Pod. One thing that I dislike is that right now too many of our weapons and Options are Impact type, we need to rescue the Professor and investigate Neoparts ASAP. So let’s do it.
Before that, I’ll search the area for clues and/or to talk to the citizens here.
There’s that guy on the right side of the door with a military transport, we can’t do anything with it yet.
We still can’t enter any house. Goddamit, why the hell these npcs had to be the only ones that have not forgotten the ancient, poorly understood, mystical technique of “not leaving the door open and locking it to prevent thieves from entering?”
Picard: "That's an awfully heavy-duty gate for a basic holiday villa."
Nothing interesting here, but there’s CJ hidden behind that house, let’s talk to her and see what happens.
Oh dear, please don’t tell me it will be a crappy stealth mission, these ALWAYS suck…
As I feared, it’s… Wait, what??
Yep, Picard was serious, he’s self-aware enough that stealth will not work in a jrpg, so we’ll proceed with a direct assault already, awesome.
Of course, the guard doesn’t allow us to enter with Modules, but there’s another way.
Indeed it is, here’s a link with the first real combat, oddly enough the game considered it important enough to give it the boss’ regular theme:
MUSIC: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YH7dDlYddsw
Here’s our first dungeon, don’t expect much from it though. The objective here is to reach the first floor and go to the room where the Professor is, the problem is that most doors are locked, we may have robots armed to the teeth, but these doors are plot-armored, so we can’t just blow them up.
That’s the room where the professor is, we can’t enter it directly, so we’ll have to go back to the ground floor and look for an alternate route. In the way, we’re attacked by two random encounters (luckily the random encounter rate is very low unlike other games).
Music: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dicfXzZ--Ug
That’s the music used for these encounters, depending of the area these will vary. Jupiters are not especially threatening, they can attack your entire party at once with Machineguns, but besides that they’re harmless (by the way, I discovered at this point that Winner’s armor is quite thin, I should be more careful while I use this power armor, I didn’t so I paid the price for my failure, more about that later).
That’s the 2nd random encounter we can find there. Again, nothing very dangerous (besides the Rex).
To proceed on this dungeon, we have to go back to the ground floor, go north and look for a backdoor with a yard, then go right:
Good, now we can finally go to the Professor’s room.
Suddenly, my metagaming senses tingled, my intuition told me that there was a boss fight just around the corner, so before doing anything else I’ll fully heal and repair my party:
We’re ready. Guess what, there really was a boss fight here, cunningly hidden as a random encounter. The boss was much, much harder than I expected, it wasted no time to kick my ass. HARD.
Phew, that was a close call, I never thought the game could have such a hardcore monster for our first boss, they mean business! Actually, that’s what I said about combat back on the first post: Combat in CK2 is fast and deadly, both for you and the enemy. Anyways, back to the plot:
The party leaves without incident, I assume the support modules took their time killing everyone else so that we had a safe return. Mission accomplished.
Shine: “You’re kidding.”
Nehjena: “
Kiri: “Why, what happened to MICA?”
We learned a bit more about the evils of EA. However, we finally have good news: Thanks to the professor, the the lab is ready to be used, yay! Before that though, we’ll go back to the Hangar and the Sickbay to heal the mechs and repair the people… Oh wait, it’s the other way around.
“Picard got 50 experience; Kiri got 25 experience; Klein got 25 xp; Vynd got 68 xp; Shine got 100 xp, Shine reached level 11: Shine’s Combat Skill is now 8, Shine’s Science Skill is now 11; Nehjena got 25 xp.”
When we step into the hangar, the party members receive a lot of xp because they completed a mission, some of them even received more xp than others because they used their non-combat skills (Vynd performed a successful repair and Shine successfully identified a Neopart). Having done that, it’s time to investigate a Neopart for the first time:
The screenshoot is missing, but once we select Analyze, a brief animation triggers where the Neopart is shown and the machine scans it with some sort of laser.
Excellent, a new field! Let’s equip it immediately.
Done. Each mech will have two of these, better to be safe than sorry. Now we don’t know where to go, perhaps we should go back to Kazelin and ask the rebels for information…
Well gentlemen, I’m sorry to say this but I have to end the update here, I need your help, it’s time for…
CHOICES!!! Which quest should we do next?
A:
B:
C:
So, tell me gentlemen, what do you choose? I’ll wait until next Wednesday, if there’s a draw I’ll randomly select one option. Come on, demonstrate your codexian wisdom!!
PS: I know you don't know much about the context of each mission, so do I, but I can tell you that the first quest is slightly harder because it has an on-foot, Modules-less section.
Lookin' perfect now! 
(And if you have some time to spare and aren't too lazy and still have the original screens you took for the first update, you may want to redo those in proper resolution as well and edit them in, so that the entire thread looks purrfectly perfect. The first page often makes the first impression, ya know. Or maybe it's just me...)
Extreme! Can you just run over any wall/obstacle with your tank?
Also, the very first boss can kick your ass? Hardcore!
As for the vote, I'd say go for B! Let's fly to Mars and rescue the Professor's "daughter"!
(And if you have some time to spare and aren't too lazy and still have the original screens you took for the first update, you may want to redo those in proper resolution as well and edit them in, so that the entire thread looks purrfectly perfect. The first page often makes the first impression, ya know. Or maybe it's just me...)
lightbane said:
Extreme! Can you just run over any wall/obstacle with your tank?
Also, the very first boss can kick your ass? Hardcore!
As for the vote, I'd say go for B! Let's fly to Mars and rescue the Professor's "daughter"!
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Crooked Bee said:Lookin' perfect now!
(And if you have some time to spare and aren't too lazy and still have the original screens you took for the first update, you may want to redo those in proper resolution as well and edit them in, so that the entire thread looks purrfectly perfect. The first page often makes the first impression, ya know. Or maybe it's just me...)
I'll think about it...
Crooked Bee said:
Sadly no, it's a fixed path. Even more amusing, you can at any time go back to the tank, which will drive backwards until you're at the entrance (and if you return later, it will take you back to the villa). The guard here is intelligent enough to know that messing with a bunch of power armored dudes is a bad idea.
anus_pounder
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A!!
Lets kill some terrorists!
Lets kill some terrorists!
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B
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Voting time is over! Let's see the results:
A: 2 votes
B: 5 votes
C: 1 vote
The total number of votes are 8. These are more than I expected, which means that many readers are interested on my lp (besides the several lurkers that are too shy/too busy stalking to vote)
The Codex has spoken!! B wins with an overwhelming result!!
So the next update will feature the party traveling to Mars, to murder in cold blood a bunch of innocent guards that had done nothing wrong, except having to do their job to be able to feed their families... I mean, the party will travel to Mars to defeat the EXTREMELY EVIL soldiers of the ABSOLUTELY EVIL Earth's Federation.
A: 2 votes
B: 5 votes
C: 1 vote
The total number of votes are 8. These are more than I expected, which means that many readers are interested on my lp (besides the several lurkers that are too shy/too busy stalking to vote)
The Codex has spoken!! B wins with an overwhelming result!!
So the next update will feature the party traveling to Mars, to murder in cold blood a bunch of innocent guards that had done nothing wrong, except having to do their job to be able to feed their families... I mean, the party will travel to Mars to defeat the EXTREMELY EVIL soldiers of the ABSOLUTELY EVIL Earth's Federation.
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Update 3: Mars attack
Right. To Mars!
As before, upon reaching a new system, we'll scan every planet before doing anything (even though on this case is a bit silly to do it).
“The stargate that the Swordfish used to escape is nearby. There is a small fortification on the asteroid, which stands guard over the stargate, to prevent ships from venturing too near.”
“There is an Earth Federation military base in place.”
”The atmosphere is comprised many of carbon dioxide and is rife with clouds of sulfuric acid. Landing would be exceedingly dangerous.”
Okay, we’ll go to Mars and land right now (you can’t land on Earth nor Pallas, AIDA will warn you that landing without being detected would be impossible, no matter how hard you try, AIDA discourages suicidal tendencies).
Shine: “The Jump Drive in particular is ten times more powerful than the current generation.”
“There are superweapons on board that we took from the galactic core. It’ll be risky, but I think we need to get them back.”
Yes, we have to get them back. So let's roll!
Music: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2rzjt4KEmDE
Here’s the base. Right there I discovered a minor bug: Apparently, for some reason the game believes that whenever you meet a random encounter in this planet you’re already inside the base, even if you have not entered yet!
Music: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YH7dDlYddsw
Of course, new enemies are here as well, in fact, the place is crawling with mass produced version of your power armors, plus some that are exclusive to the enemy. They seem to be fairly easy to kill…
Until I meet these two fuckers:
Challenger must be a variant of the Winner PA, and Titan is a copy of our own model. Unfortunately, it is as powerful as ours.
In just a single turn, they deal moderate damage to Rex and absolutely vaporize Shine, utterly wrecking both the mech and the pilot. I think I should retreat and clone our fallen soldier.
Done, let’s go back to the enemy base:
There’s nothing on the first floor, you have to go underground through one of the stairs and find the correct path within a maze of closed doors.
Yep, unfortunately the game abuses this type of dungeon, later on it tries to add some variation but it’s not completely successful. I wish I had maps to show you but I haven't found any and I'm terrible at drawing, sorry.
Enemy Winners are found here too. Luckily for us, they’re exactly as squishy as our own one, so they’re not a real threat.
Eventually, I find the correct path, I must be close to the end of the dungeon…
Indeed I am. Logically, we cannot progress until we beat the boss, who once more disguises himself as a random encounter to catch you off-guard.
Victory! Now where’s our ship?
“There was a ship docked here before, right? Where did it go?”
The Swordfish is the ship that made it to the galactic core and back, right? It was taken offworld somewhere, presumably for intensive study. I was never told where it was going.”
Shine: “Took you long enough!”
“What happened to the onboard computer system, MICA?”
“It was removed. Not a bad piece of hardware, that. I’d guess it’s been appropiated for use on some base.”
Shine: “Damned Feds! They’ve hidden MICA and the Swordfish from us.”
“Don’t worry. We’ll get them back sooner or later. We’ll have to pull back for today.”
Well, I wasn’t expecting it would be easy, at least we completed our quest. We go back to our ship pretty quickly thanks to the lift next to us.
Picard, Vynd and Shine level up, slightly increasing their respective skills. What about the Neopart we recovered?
YES!!! The Rayblade is now stronger than before… Not much sadly, only 2 extra points of damage, but every little bit helps. I’ll go back to Kazelin and check if they have new info.
It seems not. So, gentlemen, I’m afraid you have to vote again, this time between the other two choices you disregarded, these were:
A:
"BLOODY TERRORISTS!!! I saw some of them yestarday, at Gagarin, we shgould hunt them and exterminate them, then cut them to pierces and forcefeed their children with threrrse… I mean, “caprture them alirve for interrrogation” "
C:
”What?? Economical problems in Duizarl? Which means, someone important is losing money here? Intolerable!! We don't like competition, there must be an investigation and then execution of the culprits!” *
Which one is better and why? Discuss!! You have until next Wednesday!
*It’s possible we can’t completle that quest yet, but I’m not sure, at worst I’ll switch to the other quest if necessary.
Right. To Mars!
As before, upon reaching a new system, we'll scan every planet before doing anything (even though on this case is a bit silly to do it).
Okay, we’ll go to Mars and land right now (you can’t land on Earth nor Pallas, AIDA will warn you that landing without being detected would be impossible, no matter how hard you try, AIDA discourages suicidal tendencies).
Shine: “The Jump Drive in particular is ten times more powerful than the current generation.”
Yes, we have to get them back. So let's roll!
Music: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2rzjt4KEmDE
Here’s the base. Right there I discovered a minor bug: Apparently, for some reason the game believes that whenever you meet a random encounter in this planet you’re already inside the base, even if you have not entered yet!
Music: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YH7dDlYddsw
Of course, new enemies are here as well, in fact, the place is crawling with mass produced version of your power armors, plus some that are exclusive to the enemy. They seem to be fairly easy to kill…
Until I meet these two fuckers:
Challenger must be a variant of the Winner PA, and Titan is a copy of our own model. Unfortunately, it is as powerful as ours.
In just a single turn, they deal moderate damage to Rex and absolutely vaporize Shine, utterly wrecking both the mech and the pilot. I think I should retreat and clone our fallen soldier.
Done, let’s go back to the enemy base:
There’s nothing on the first floor, you have to go underground through one of the stairs and find the correct path within a maze of closed doors.
Yep, unfortunately the game abuses this type of dungeon, later on it tries to add some variation but it’s not completely successful. I wish I had maps to show you but I haven't found any and I'm terrible at drawing, sorry.
Enemy Winners are found here too. Luckily for us, they’re exactly as squishy as our own one, so they’re not a real threat.
Eventually, I find the correct path, I must be close to the end of the dungeon…
Indeed I am. Logically, we cannot progress until we beat the boss, who once more disguises himself as a random encounter to catch you off-guard.
Victory! Now where’s our ship?
Shine: “Took you long enough!”
Shine: “Damned Feds! They’ve hidden MICA and the Swordfish from us.”
Well, I wasn’t expecting it would be easy, at least we completed our quest. We go back to our ship pretty quickly thanks to the lift next to us.
Picard, Vynd and Shine level up, slightly increasing their respective skills. What about the Neopart we recovered?
YES!!! The Rayblade is now stronger than before… Not much sadly, only 2 extra points of damage, but every little bit helps. I’ll go back to Kazelin and check if they have new info.
It seems not. So, gentlemen, I’m afraid you have to vote again, this time between the other two choices you disregarded, these were:
A:
C:
Which one is better and why? Discuss!! You have until next Wednesday!
*It’s possible we can’t completle that quest yet, but I’m not sure, at worst I’ll switch to the other quest if necessary.
FUUUUUU-- The mission was a waste of time!
Let's go for A this time! Bloody terrorists!
Let's go for A this time! Bloody terrorists!
anus_pounder
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A
Its time for some on foot action.
Its time for some on foot action.
A.
Make Gunther proud.
Make Gunther proud.
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C is the way to go.
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Voting time is over!! The results:
A: 4
C: 3
Total number of votes: 7
A wins (with a single vote of difference).
" IT'S TIME TO PACIFY SOME STURPID TERRORISTS!!"*
Sorry for the jew-lovers, but you lost, again. Maybe next time
*: For those that wonder why there are so many typos when Gunther speaks, it is to reflect his bad english and writing, if you don't know what I'm talking about, it means that you probably have not played Deus Ex
PS: By the way, I changed the format of the videos I use for boss battles and such. What do you think about these? Are the new videos good? Should I change something? I'm open to any of your recommendations, same for party options and such (assuming someone of the Codex besides me has played this game)
A: 4
C: 3
Total number of votes: 7
A wins (with a single vote of difference).
IT'S TIME TO PACIFY SOME STURPID TERRORISTS!!"*Sorry for the jew-lovers, but you lost, again. Maybe next time
*: For those that wonder why there are so many typos when Gunther speaks, it is to reflect his bad english and writing, if you don't know what I'm talking about, it means that you probably have not played Deus Ex
PS: By the way, I changed the format of the videos I use for boss battles and such. What do you think about these? Are the new videos good? Should I change something? I'm open to any of your recommendations, same for party options and such (assuming someone of the Codex besides me has played this game)
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