<strong>Seraphim</strong>, fire and movement is indeed the name of the game, and working your way around the flank to line up a shot on that heavy weapon section is almost child's play between the scattered bits of wreckage and the jagged, rocky terrain.  They do finally manage to get a bead on you, but too late to save the gunner you targeted, and you manage to duck back into cover just ahead of the volley of plasma bolts sent your way.<br/><br/>Moments later you hear the welcome sound of<em>Honeypot</em>'s engines as Captain Fio (or possibly one of her Pussy Posse) moves the old crate into a covering position...and the TESLA types do the second dumbest thing a pack of gropos can do under these circumstances.<br/><br/><em>What do you do?</em><br/><br/><strong>Diane</strong>, enemy fire is definitely slacking off!  And that sounds like ship engines on a low and slow approach.  Could be<em>Honeypot</em>.  In the meantime, you hurt like hell.  Lucky for you that your armor stopped some of that, huh?  You might want to rest for a mome...wait.  You heard something!  Sounds suspiciously like someone trying to outflank your nicely secured door!<br/><br/><em>What do you do?</em><br/><br/><strong>Kaylee</strong>, you're looking at a major payoff...which might also just be the worst thing to happen to the sector in a long, long time.  Even as you stare at the stomach-churning horror of the contents of this crate, you vaguely sense the lessening of fire.<br/><br/><em>What do you do?</em><br/><br/><strong>Fio</strong>, you manage to get Honeypot into a perfect covering position to support your girls.  Unfortunately, the nature of the terrain stops anything bigger than a shuttle from trying to land close enough to the wreck, and it also provides ample cover for the TESLA squaddies.  These last have apparently decided that a quixotic display of macho defiance is in order, because you find out that they have a heavy weapons section when it opens up on the ship. So does the squad fanned out around it, popping up from cover every so often to add their own bolts to the heat coming your way.<br/><br/>Not that this is going to do more than scratch the paint job.  But it does a nice job of blinding your sensors and holding your attention.  Not to mention that you can't recover your own people (and that very lucrative salvage) while they're out here.<br/><br/><em>What do you do?</em>