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<blockquote data-quote="doghead" data-source="post: 1472465" data-attributes="member: 8243">Douane, sorry about the delay in getting on to this. Its been a&nbsp; bit of a long couple of weeks and the brain isn't what it should be. Please don't sweat the delay at your end. Take whatever time you need. Friends and family come first. You're not going to hear any noise from over here over a few days. Not really sure. Or put it another way, don't really mind. Hasic has been drifting around, selling his services to other merc units, but without formally joining one.From what I understand, the players are all fairly capable mechwarriors. If Hasic were to see the opportunity to bring them all together in as a unit, he would probably be tempted to try it. But the downside of this approach is that he would feel under no obligation to include everyone, or go through with it if it didn't seem right.Having someone else do the recruiting does allow you to avoid this problem. Perhaps they too saw the opportunity to put together an &quot;elite&quot; unit from scratch. Using a &quot;silent partner&quot; as patron would allow you to set things up initially, but would give us a fair degree of autonomy as a group.PS. Its getting pretty close to holiday time for this dog. I just thought I would remind you. If you want me to start later, I'm cool with that.The other way would be to have had all of the characters working together over a period of time, either in the same unit, or in different units brought together for a particular campaign. During which time they agreed to form a new company at the end of the current contract.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="doghead, post: 1472465, member: 8243"] Douane, sorry about the delay in getting on to this. Its been a bit of a long couple of weeks and the brain isn't what it should be. Please don't sweat the delay at your end. Take whatever time you need. Friends and family come first. You're not going to hear any noise from over here over a few days. Not really sure. Or put it another way, don't really mind. Hasic has been drifting around, selling his services to other merc units, but without formally joining one. From what I understand, the players are all fairly capable mechwarriors. If Hasic were to see the opportunity to bring them all together in as a unit, he would probably be tempted to try it. But the downside of this approach is that he would feel under no obligation to include everyone, or go through with it if it didn't seem right. Having someone else do the recruiting does allow you to avoid this problem. Perhaps they too saw the opportunity to put together an "elite" unit from scratch. Using a "silent partner" as patron would allow you to set things up initially, but would give us a fair degree of autonomy as a group. PS. Its getting pretty close to holiday time for this dog. I just thought I would remind you. If you want me to start later, I'm cool with that. The other way would be to have had all of the characters working together over a period of time, either in the same unit, or in different units brought together for a particular campaign. During which time they agreed to form a new company at the end of the current contract. [/QUOTE]

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