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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sezarious" data-source="post: 6960304" data-attributes="member: 6792106">Jihahna couldn't help but hold back a giggle at Cal's comment, before quickly composing herself."Umm, yeah.  I hope so... Yeah I think it should hold up long enough for what we need it for"She pauses as he speaks, slowly pacing before her reply."Hmm, we probably need to assume the worst, that they are aware of our approach and that they know our numbers...  We COULD try to slice into their communications just to listen...  But we have to treat any information we might gain from it as sketchy at best.  As for our approach, we need to assume an ambush.They might have force powers like Kacela's  slam.  I mean, powers that can hit several of us at once, so just like dealing with enemies with grenades, we don't want to be too close together.Secondly, we need to consider the possibility of choke powers.  We need all ranged combatants to be able to see and protect our melee combatants if they get restrained by such powers.At the same time, we want our melee combatants to protect our ranged combatants and I'm betting that if the Sith ambush us, one or more of 'em are going to be hiding as we pass em so they can surround us.  So, we should have a melee combatant several metres in front, followed by our ranged combatants who should be spread out a little bit, followed by a melee combatant behind us.I suggest the combat droid goes far behind us and uses its long range to cover us.  If we find significant numbers down there, I think maybe It can still provide auto-fire.  Even if it proves inaccurate, this may help us to suppress them while we get into better cover...Those are my thoughts.  What else should we consider?"Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk</blockquote>

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