Metal Gear Solid V: Chronicles of Outer Heaven (MGS/Valkyria Chronicles)

Kept you waiting huh?

  • WHAT TOOK YOU SO LONG!?

    Votes: 68 11.2%

  • SHUT UP AND LOOK OVER MY CHARACTER ALREADY!

    Votes: 10 1.7%

  • WELCOME BACK BOSS!

    Votes: 386 63.8%

  • BRING BACK THE CAT GIRLS ALREADY!

    Votes: 141 23.3%
  • Total voters
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[X] Plan Stirred Whiskey
-[X] Main Ops 1: Recover Code Talker's Research
-[X] Side Ops 1: Miller Time
-[X] Side Ops 5: Saladin
-[X] PMC Ops 3: Kurdish Relief
 
[] Plan Stirred Whiskey
-[] Main Ops 1: Recover Code Talker's Research
-[] Side Ops 1: Miller Time
-[] Side Ops 5: Saladin
-[] PMC Ops 3: Kurdish Relief

I can live with this idea. I hope that what @konamikode hinted means this idea allows more people to help DD... and if this means enough bodies, and thus means more actions overall (though I can guess that certain actions be limited to Ahab and the FOX Tier Personnel) I'm all for it.

If this leads to DD having enough breathing room for doing the Denuke and Defuse of the others too, then all for it.

Editing vote.
 
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omake idea
boss remembering the good old days and misadventures inside a box
boss telling kids about his time when he was naked snake
ocelot remember the time when boss was naked snake
boss telling about his fight with the: Fury, Fear, Sorrow, End, Joy, Pain, Volgin
boss giving a lesson on cardboard box usage
huey in his lab mad sciencing up new ideas
 
[X] Plan Save the world
-[X] Main Ops 1: Recover Code Talker's Research
Mission Difficulty: Easy
Reward: Boost to Parasite Research, nearly eliminates threat of parasite tech leaking into the world.
[X] Side Ops 5: Saladin
Mission Difficulty: Normal
Reward: ???, 100,000 GMP
.[X] PMC Ops 3: Kurdish Relief
Mission Difficulty: Normal
Reward: Guaranteed Infantry/Armor/Fixed Air Recruitment, 50,000 GMP
-[X] Side Ops 6: Denuclearization 1
Mission Difficulty: Easy
Reward: Lose nuclear capability. Get started on something bigger.

Reasoning is pretty simple. We cannot let the parasite knowledge go.

I want to double down on helping the Kurds both because Sniper Wolf+recruiting but especially to stop a genocide.

De-nuclearization is something to start early both because it takes multiple actions and because doing it now gives more time for it to set in. Also I'm hoping it can lead to more recruitment and likely a big morale boost to everyone under our command, especially Miller on account of him pushing for this in game.
 
Alright, we would need 180 omakes of at least 1000 word length in order to have enough actions to do everything.

I know we can do this if we try hard enough.
 
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Tinkerer said:
Alright, we would need 180 omakes of at least 1000 word length in order to have enough actions to do everything.

I know we can do this if we try hard enough.
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I want those actions so we can makes sure that the last days Big Boss will spend on Earth will be Legendary. A display of excellence and heroism that will be talked about for years to come.
 
[X] Plan Save the world

Oh, what the hell, why not?
 
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[X] Plan Stirred Whiskey
-[X] Main Ops 1: Recover Code Talker's Research
-[X] Side Ops 1: Miller Time
-[X] Side Ops 5: Saladin
-[X] PMC Ops 3: Kurdish Relief
 
Don't worry, once the omakes start rolling, we can squeeze in a few more about how DD is suddenly working 5x faster than humanly possible
 
1000 words everyone, no mistakes, and must be of sufficient quality, whoever Is not confident in writing please post ideas for the writers!
 
[X] Plan Stirred Whiskey:
- [X] Main Ops 1: Recover Code Talker's Research
- [X] Side Ops 1: Miller Time
- [X] Side Ops 5: Saladin
- [X] PMC Ops 3: Kurdish Relief

Always up for stopping a massacre from happening if we can and unscrambleing Miller would be nice.
 
Why are you all still thinking so small? Just one extra action or two? We can Go Beyond Our Limits, and prove that Outer Heaven is a worthy dream!
 
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Meanwhile my dumb ass is sitting here goggling at all these terms I don't know.
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P-rails, aka pic-rails, aka Picatinny Rails, are basically an attachment system for rifle accessories. In the bad old days you either had to have scope mounts specifically made for rifles, or in the case of the Colt Commandos Delta Force used to use, they'd literally duct tape flashlights to their rifles. Setups would look like this. So in the early 90s Pic rails became a thing, and their popularity really started taking off after Afghan War in 2001 and Iraq War in 2003, because now here's an easy system to modify rifles. You can take a stock rifle and quickly add accessories to it - in less than a minute, I can put a red dot, laser, flashlight and grip on my gun (it's a gel blaster, aka Chinese not!Airsoft gun, because Malaysia frowns on private weapon ownership). This allows you to quickly customise rifles for the expected roles.

Crye Precision is a company that's developed a fair amount of kit that's widely used. They developed the Crye airframe helmet (aka the slick high cut helmet all the cool operators are using), the Multicam camo patters (again, very popular with special forces units around the world), the zip up combat shirts with camo sleeves, the cool combat pants with built-in kneepads, the JPC.... basically Crye might not be the super number 1 best company in their field, but they are a trendsetter with good build quality and people gravitate to them because they're the first.

Plate carriers are a style of body armor. PASGT, which is the current body armor in use by the US military, is basically a vest with woven layers of kevlar; if you get shot, the vest takes damage, it's fucked and it needs to be replaced. Plate carriers, as the name imply, are vests with "pockets" on the front and back to accomodate solid armor insert plates. If you're shot while wearing a plate carrier, it's the insert plate that takes the damage. Pull it out of the plate carrier, put a new plate in, you're good to go. After the turn of the millenium pretty much all militaries that could afford them went to plate carriers, because they're lighter, more comfortable, easier to move with, and easier to upgrade: it's just a matter of opening the sealed pocket, pull out the old plate, and replace with the new upgraded plate.

....anyway what Das is basically saying here is that once we get tossed into the new world we should become like Crye and Magpul, two companies that have become very pervalent in terms of spec ops gear: lots of people wear Crye combat shirts, combat pants and Airframe helmets; Magpul is one of the most dominant rifle accessory companies: shitloads of SF dudes run Magpul stocks, foregrips and backup iron sights, and Magpul's Polymer Magazine (or Pmag) and Enhanced Magazine (Emag) are so popular that they have National Serial Numbers, meaning that US military units are allowed to purchase these things with government money.

The US Army recently cancelled a failed program to develop a new improved 30-round magazine to replace the existing USGI M16 style aluminium magazine that's been in use since Vietnam. The program failed and the prototypes actually performed worse than USGI mags. The USMC just made a bulk order for Magpul's Gen 3 Pmag. :V

On one hand I'm not really keen on this, because as I told @newwriter we're Delta Force, not BCM. On the other hand so many dudes in the tactical accessories aftermarket (Sup Travis Haley, Larry Vickers :V) basically went "hey this is the kitbash thing I'm doing in my unit, I wanna try and make a commercial product out of it." Magpul's magazine pull was basically an alternative to duct taping mags for better grip. :V Haley was kitbashing slings and things when he was in Force Recon. The single point Chalker Sling was invented by Dennis Chalker while he was a plankowner at SEAL Team Six. And so on.
 
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If I somehow do make an omake, it would probably be like some dumb comedy/crack strip like, I don't know, Snake receiving cardboard everything for Christmas from Santa R&D.
 
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