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I agree with both.
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Yeah, I'll let Mikey deal with that. I do think that this would be more of a simple landing in a small starport somewhere, though. An unidentified shuttle landing quietly in the middle of nowhere or a screaming full-speed combat drop would definitely raise some eyebrows among the PDF.
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Yeah, alright. I won't be able to get it together today, though. Besides, if it's in my head it has to compete with all the voices...
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I think you should land at a small, mostly unused space port. One mostly used for private cargo and what nots.
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Deepcrush wrote:I think you should land at a small, mostly unused space port. One mostly used for private cargo and what nots.
Yeah like a Super Walmart. Only gets traffic during the day so no one would notice.
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Aye, a small, out of the way spaceport would be a good place. Slip in quietly and head to one of the bigger cities by land.
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So much for a covert entry, eh? :lol:
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Don't worry, I took care of it. 8)
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Well, if someone had just ordered Pahr to take care of it, it would've been much quieter. :lol:
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Lets not forget to loot his corpse before we go. You know...for info or something.
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Maybe he has some sort of access pass; he is a customs officer, after all. :lol:
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Tsukiyumi wrote:Maybe he has some sort of access pass; he is a customs officer, after all. :lol:
Hopefully gold in colour. :wink:

Should steal his car though.
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Can we sell his clothing?


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Tsukiyumi wrote:Can we sell his clothing?


:lol:
We better search the field, the buildings and any containers for loot.
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:laughroll:

That's good stuff. :)
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