Okay, it's no big deal, but I would like an explanation about why Happy's two suggestions weren't taken -- one, carrying the civilians to safety, and two, running ahead to contact their superiors.  These both seem obvious, logical, and physically possible, unless I've overlooked something.  Is there some advantage to leaving as a group that I haven't thought of, or that hasn't been mentioned yet?<br/><br/>It also seems to me that by now we should have some reason why Voltaje hasn't evacuated the civilians or contacted their superiors for them.  Shouldn't she have a safe living place nearby where the civilians could go?  And shouldn't she have a fast way to reach the outside world by phone?  If she lives in the jungle or something, that's fine, but shouldn't the team find that out, in order to eliminate those obvious alternatives?<br/><br/>Besides these being logical questions, I'm also surprised we're running away from two super-powered foes with unknown agendas.  Isn't fighting super-foes sort of the whole point of the game?  :)<br/><br/>As long as the story is making good sense and seems interesting, I'm content, but in this case, the current decisions don't make sense to me and also seem less than exciting, so that's why I'm asking.  Leaving en masse to get permission from their superiors to return seems like a sensible, realistic response to the situation, but only if there aren't far faster and simpler ways for Happy or Voltaje to accomplish the same goals; and either way, running off isn't a very dramatic or exciting development, it seems to me.  Let me know what you guys think.  Thanks!