Situational awareness is always important when four or five people are writing a single scene together, especially when that scene is as chaotic as this one.  Something I should have noted in my last post was that the door opens away from the corridor, so there's no need to make room for it to swing.<br/><br/>Also, in action scenes like this one, where your post encompasses only a few seconds, I'll generally let everyone post once with their character's actions, and then assess everyone's actions and summate their outcomes in a GM post.  i.e. I'm making judgement calls like, "Zoey was successfully grabbed by Alec" or "Rebekah successfully entered the code" based on behind the scenes rolls and my own fiat as GM.  I'm also treating posting order like rolls for initiative, so that it gives me a rough timeline: e.g. Zoey lunges for the swarm, then Rebekah unlocks the door, then Sean tries to shove her through, and then Alec tries to pull Zoey through.  This not only allows us to keep scenes a bit cleaner, it also provides some motivation to post quickly.<br/><br/>Blinkin: I understand a lot of the<strong>Brief</strong>is inaccessible to you alone.  What specific items are you unable to view?<br/>