Their strange religious fervour seemed deliberately patterned after the Heaven’s Gate cult by their leader, the First Among Equal. But if so, he drank his own Kool-Aid. “Lightning” and “Pommie Girl” worked exceptionally well together, instinctively coordinating and covering each other.ĭuring the early 2000s, an Internet consultancy firm in Melbourne degenerated into a cult. I *assume* that they were both wearing concealed soft vests, also drawn from their GF case.

Further notesīoth Jill and Danny could transport their weapons in their Global Frequency attache case. One gets the impression that these are treated like diplomatic luggage at airports. Though Danny called her a spy to make fun of her, Jill’s weapons and tactical behaviour were more reminiscent of a cinematic hitwoman. She was going for a large volume of rapid, indiscriminate fire at close quarters. Our game stats assume that she’s some sort of underworld enforcer.Ĭabot *presumably* had EOD skills, since otherwise Aleph’s approach to the situation would be odd. Cabot fought with paired Micro-Uzi machine pistols, and carried extra clips. She had an even stronger killer instinct than Gulpilil, and similarly sharp reflexes. Constable Gulpilil is a young patrol officer. However, he indicated that his combat experience preceded joining the fuzz. Furthermore, he fought with paired semi-automatics (my guess would be two Browning High-Power). This isn’t a police approach, especially since officers in Victoria still carried a Smith & Wesson Model 10 revolver back then.ĭanny later switched to an OSP semi-automatic shotgun.Īll in all, his tactical performance was closer to that of a Chow Yun Fat character, further hinting that his experience before putting on his blues must have been interesting.

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