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Amateur Intelligence Agent [Inactive]

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[X] Check for entrances and exits, get a layout of the room.
-[X] Check for any possible makeshift weapons
--[X] Try and find a pair of sunglasses
---[X] Roll for an attempt to find a bug/hidden camera's.
----[X] Determine the time, and check for any notable landmarks and the environment.
-----[X] Do not perform any of the above actions if any of them seem like they would make the guards/any hidden watchers suspicious.
[X] Talk to the guards, perhaps even get them to like you.
-[X] Try to not offend them.
 
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[X]Gym for a half hour
-[X]Then go to bed
Keeping healthy is good, and sleep is healthy
$10 says those guys are acting
 
[X]Gym for a half hour
--[X] Do a thorough sweep of the gym
-[X]Then go to bed
--[X] Do a thorough sweep of your room
---[X] Check the other bedrooms as well.
---[x] Look for parkas or other warm clothing that will let you survive out there.
--[X] Read the Art of War before you go to sleep.

Cassanove_Clown said:
Sighing, and looking around the lodge a bit paranoid, you start your search for bugs and hidden camera's. Even though it's not your lodge, and you don't even have anybody to talk to for bugs to pick up on. Or any sensitive information for someone with a bug to steal. Or the fact that a hidden camera would be useless considering that two guards are in eyeshot wherever you go in the lodge, save the bathroom, wherever that is.
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This part is important, if we aren't watched in the bathroom, and there is no bugs in there, we could do things in there, same for any other rooms. Unfortunately, I don't think our bug searching ability is the best, so I still wouldn't trust it.
Also, why search for bugs if there are guards? Simple, if we are going to kill/knock out the guards, and there is no bugs, then no one will know we did so until the guards fail to report in. This gives us a window to escape, or possibly do something else.
 
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Dark Ness said:
This part is important, if we aren't watched in the bathroom, and there is no bugs in there, we could do things in there, same for any other rooms. Unfortunately, I don't think our bug searching ability is the best, so I still wouldn't trust it.
Also, why search for bugs if there are guards? Simple, if we are going to kill/knock out the guards, and there is no bugs, then no one will know we did so until the guards fail to report in. This gives us a window to escape, or possibly do something else.
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I love the fact that you're thinking this deeply into it, but you're thinking too deeply into it. Regardless, it's pointless to bug the lodge, as a bug is only useful when listening into a conversation, or tracking something. And besides, they would have no reason to bug their own building, unless they were incredibly paranoid.
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I rolled a 1d100 for the ability to find the bug. Even after adding everything up, the DR was 95. You had a 5% chance to do it.
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Regardless, keep up the good work, every vote helps. Also, you do realize you're still in the tutorial now, right?
 
Dark Ness said:
--[X] Do the same thing to the gym that you did to the lodge
-[X]Then go to bed
--[X] Do the same thing to your room that you did to the lodge
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Also just stating "Do a thorough sweep of the room" will cover this, for future reference. If you elaborate on what exactly you're looking for, and what the MC is searching through, it'll be a more likely chance for you to find what you're looking for. It you're literally searching everything, however, it adds a drawback. There will be situations where searching the entire room simply won't be an option, as there will be a time limit. Just know that the more detailed a search of a room is, the longer it takes.
 
Cassanove_Clown said:
And besides, they would have no reason to bug their own building, unless they were incredibly paranoid.
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CIA, remember.;)

Cassanove_Clown said:
I rolled a 1d100 for the ability to find the bug. Even after adding everything up, the DR was 95. You had a 5% chance to do it.
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Then we must keep trying!

Cassanove_Clown said:
There will be situations where searching the entire room simply won't be an option, as there will be a time limit. Just know that the more detailed a search of a room is, the longer it takes.
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Of course, but we don't really have to worry about it in this situation.

Cassanove_Clown said:
Regardless, keep up the good work, every vote helps. Also, you do realize you're still in the tutorial now, right?
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Get into the habit early. It isn't paranoia if you can reasonably infer that someone will be out to get you at some point.
 
Cassanove_Clown said:
I love the fact that you're thinking this deeply into it, but you're thinking too deeply into it. Regardless, it's pointless to bug the lodge, as a bug is only useful when listening into a conversation, or tracking something. And besides, they would have no reason to bug their own building, unless they were incredibly paranoid.
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I rolled a 1d100 for the ability to find the bug. Even after adding everything up, the DR was 95. You had a 5% chance to do it.
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Regardless, keep up the good work, every vote helps. Also, you do realize you're still in the tutorial now, right?
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What if someone was betraying them, and killed/made deals/whatever there? They'd have evidence.
 
PewPewBangBang said:
What if someone was betraying them, and killed/made deals/whatever there? They'd have evidence.
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*sigh*

Dark Ness said:
CIA, remember.;)
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*chuckles*

Dark Ness said:
Get into the habit early. It isn't paranoia if you can reasonably infer that someone will be out to get you at some point.
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You're literally a new agent who's not yet even completed a mission, let alone made anyone's shitlist. Except maybe your childhood bully.
 
I don't think the CIA has made us do anything to earn the ire of "other people" to make them target us. We'd be really unlucky to be targeted before we actually did anything.
 
Mizuki00 said:
I don't think the CIA has made us do anything to earn the ire of "other people" to make them target us. We'd be really unlucky to be targeted before we actually did anything.
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Dark Ness said:
Are you telling me that the CIA does NOT have tons of enemies that wish to take out their agents?
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Not their noobs. You're literally an agent not worth anyone's time or effort. There are agents much more dangerous than yourself that the CIA's enemies could be going after.
 
Cassanove_Clown said:
Not their noobs. You're literally an agent not worth anyone's time or effort. There are agents much more dangerous than yourself that the CIA's enemies could be going after.
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Still, better to check a hundred times and only find danger once, then never check and die when the danger comes.

Also, what is Devon's last name?
 
Dark Ness said:
Still, better to check a hundred times and only find danger once, then never check and die when the danger comes.
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What that is called, is paranoia. Which is as equally deadly to a spy as being complacent.

Checking every so often, or when you have a hunch, is called being smart.

Or you know, maybe it's the opposite.
 
I guess I'll just follow Dark's vote for now. Seems the best, currently.

[X]Gym for a half hour
--[X] Do a thorough sweep of the gym
-[X]Then go to bed
--[X] Do a thorough sweep of your room
---[X] Check the other bedrooms as well.
---[x] Look for parkas or other warm clothing that will let you survive out there.
--[X] Read the Art of War before you go to sleep.
 
Cassanove_Clown said:
What that is called, is paranoia. Which is as equally deadly to a spy as being complacent.

Checking every so often, or when you have a hunch, is called being smart.

Or you know, maybe it's the opposite.
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Extremes are bad.
But i feel this is still justifiable. We have plenty of time, and privacy is nice
Edit: why not
[X]Gym for a half hour
--[X] Do a thorough sweep of the gym
-[X]Then go to bed
--[X] Do a thorough sweep of your room
---[X] Check the other bedrooms as well.
---[x] Look for parkas or other warm clothing that will let you survive out there.
--[X] Read the Art of War before you go to sleep.
 
I'll leave votes open for a while longer, if somebody decides they want this to play a different way. We have about one more update before we leave the tutorial. Or before an explosion. Whichever ends up being more interesting.
 
[X]Gym for a half hour
--[X] Do a thorough sweep of the gym
-[X]Then go to bed
--[X] Do a thorough sweep of your room
---[X] Check the other bedrooms as well.
---[x] Look for parkas or other warm clothing that will let you survive out there.
--[X] Read the Art of War before you go to sleep.
 
[X]Gym for a half hour
--[X] Do a thorough sweep of the gym
-[X]Then go to bed
--[X] Do a thorough sweep of your room
---[X] Check the other bedrooms as well.
---[x] Look for parkas or other warm clothing that will let you survive out there.
--[X] Read the Art of War before you go to sleep.
 
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