Arrgh! Mark!
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I'm finally about to begin preparation for my Godlike game. Some may vaguely remember my previous game; 1941 Tobruk. Our stalwart Aussies managed to stave off ZE GERMANS until help came.
After some R + R time, the team, consisting of at various times Sargeant Barry 'Sarge' Holden, Bertram 'Ears' McKinnely (Deceased), Jason 'Pliers' Burns, Haimish 'Whisper' Cambell, Corporal Frank 'Twinkletoes' Hopkins (a man of 6'5) and Lance 'Tiny' Knackers (A man of 6'7, Deceased), Seymour 'Shamrock' O'Malley (Deceased), Edmund 'Stretch' Phillip, Humphrey 'Ringer' Black, Gerald 'Professor' Obson, William 'Boomie' Oaks and RAF Captain Michael 'Magnet' Bradshore.
Now however is '43. And the yellow peril is coming south. After special reccomendation by Major-General Morshed, the aussies trained at Achnaberry and are now genuine Green Berets - and TOG 8.
As aussies and Tobruk survivors at that, our boys managed to pass with flying colours - apart from disclipline, at any rate. Regardless, they all learned something. Recharged once again, they were shipped south, dropped off the coast at the dead of night to take a japanese gun emplacement by suprise...
Anyway, thats a starting idea. If you guys have any ideas for what they can get up to - taking out strategic places, talents they could fight or encounters they might have - I'd absolutely love to hear them!
After some R + R time, the team, consisting of at various times Sargeant Barry 'Sarge' Holden, Bertram 'Ears' McKinnely (Deceased), Jason 'Pliers' Burns, Haimish 'Whisper' Cambell, Corporal Frank 'Twinkletoes' Hopkins (a man of 6'5) and Lance 'Tiny' Knackers (A man of 6'7, Deceased), Seymour 'Shamrock' O'Malley (Deceased), Edmund 'Stretch' Phillip, Humphrey 'Ringer' Black, Gerald 'Professor' Obson, William 'Boomie' Oaks and RAF Captain Michael 'Magnet' Bradshore.
Now however is '43. And the yellow peril is coming south. After special reccomendation by Major-General Morshed, the aussies trained at Achnaberry and are now genuine Green Berets - and TOG 8.
As aussies and Tobruk survivors at that, our boys managed to pass with flying colours - apart from disclipline, at any rate. Regardless, they all learned something. Recharged once again, they were shipped south, dropped off the coast at the dead of night to take a japanese gun emplacement by suprise...
Anyway, thats a starting idea. If you guys have any ideas for what they can get up to - taking out strategic places, talents they could fight or encounters they might have - I'd absolutely love to hear them!