FUCKING, FUCKING, FUCK CUNT!<br/><br/>FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK!!!!<br/><br/>MOTHER FUCKER I HATE LIFE!<br/><br/>...So I was writing a post, but being the dumb fuck I am I wrote it in the window, not on Word.  I was looking something up and closed my window with the post, not the one I meant too.  Again because I am a dumb fuck.  Gunna cool off before I write it again, but just to help you guys will summarize what I had.<br/><br/>Paige and her main people are in one shuttle.  Pretty good condition, not great.<br/><br/>Rosie, Kara, and Warren are in command shuttle. Pretty good, not great.<br/><br/>Tanaka in a heavily reinforced "shuttle" that while will drop like a rock, is able to withstand it.  Rather large piece of metal and is fit to be used as triage once on the ground.<br/><br/>Cosinara and Feather, in a tiny little shitter that with be able to drop them on high ground.<br/><br/>Church and Daniso in the biggest piece of shit junker you can think of lol<br/><br/>The Battlefield:<br/><br/>The artillery position is north of the city, the orc force is attacking from there.  They do however have the position surrounded, the brunt of which though is coming from the south.  Church and Paige's shuttle will meet theses head on. defending the south side of the hallow square which they will form once boots on the ground.  Snipers will take position high and support the north side of the square with the aim to eliminate the encirclement.  Goal however is push orc lines back into the treeline, hold the square and as reinforcements come in fortify with expanding.  Slow and steady is the aim though.<br/><br/>There is a road leading towards the city, surrounding forest is boreal (think Canadian shield or Scandinavia), temperature is around twenty degree's Celsius during the day, ten at night, sun is currently setting in the west.  Yes people, there will be night fighting, enjoy! lol  Hope you packed flares!<br/><br/>Any other questions just ask.  And if you want exact measurements join a DnD group.  Just use vague things so as we don't have to approximate.