It looks to me (and if I'm misinterpreting please let me know!) as if Cell One has a couple of members who are very definitely not combatant types, while Cell Two is entirely military/ex-military.<br/><br/>With that in mind (although I am sure there will be exceptions and even possibly crossovers), we may wish to lean towards missions which suit each group best...Although of course, at times one does what one must with what one has!<br/><br/>As a followon to CrazyIvan's simulPost:<br/><br/>For Cell 2 I'd suggest an exact inversion of the order:<br/><br/>Recreational Gun Collecting<br/>None Left Behind<br/>When You Gotta Know You Gotta Know<br/><br/>As "None Left Behind" seems like the sort of mission that would benefit from having extra rifles and grenades.<br/><br/>I am very much liking the setup work here, UrbanZorro. Certainly glad I was around when you decided to start this up.<br/><br/>And, since we have a few Russ characters in the game and it's possible the rest of you might enjoy it  ;D, here's a link ( youtube.com/watch?v=ERaMU2epizQ )to a stirring rendition of Les Chant des Partisans by the Red Army Choir (they also do a Russian version ( youtube.com/watch?v=16sE9p2nz-k - Caution, starts out soft and kicks pretty hard around 1:20) that's scored to be a bit of a quickmarch, brassy and intimidating...RAC can bring the baritone when it wants to!). Lyrics here (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chant_des_Partisans (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chant_des_Partisans)).<br/><br/>Sorry, the youtube links are deliberately placed that way because otherwise Ell becomes FAR TOO SMART and tries to implant the videos into the forum page, which is intrusive.<br/><br/>Oh, and I did want to check on something, Urbanzorro: I never really spotted it until Sergei asked, but it sounds like there's a bit more technological variation in the setting? Not just the various superweapons which were in desperate planning in 43-45 but Tesla-fu and the like? :) How common/rare is knowledge about such things?<br/><br/>(On a related note, saw Captain America yesterday and it was just all kinds of silly awesome. Barring the obvious crazy mystic-tech, there are several designs that show up in the foreground and background that are German superweapon/advanced aircraft ideas that never got off the planning table/concept sketchboard and which some madman bothered to include in the movie. Some of them are subtle. I need to see it again because I THINK at one point, parked at the side of a scene where you mostly see it as a giant wall of metal, is what's supposed to be a Ratte (http://landcruiser.greyfalcon.us/). It was either a Ratte or possibly just a giant metal wall with a ladder running up it and a quad-FlAK mount cupola near the top. (Yes, god I'm a crazy history geek.))