INVENTORY:
- Blue Level Security Card
- Yellow Level Security Card
- JP Maintenance Dept. Hard Hat
- JP Maintenance Dept. Coveralls
- Utility Belt
- Flashlight [Pwr: ||| ]
- Walkie-Talkie [Pwr: lllll]
- Compressed Air Pistol
- x15 Tranquilizer Darts
- Toolbox
- 5 Rechargeable batteries (Flashlight/talkie/Taserbow compatible)
- Recharging station (Battery)
- Jury-Rigged Flamethrower (WD-40 and lighter)
- Taserbow

SKILLS:
Mechanics [Basic]
Computers [Basic]
Survival [Basic]
Park Knowledge [Basic]
Dinosaur Knowledge [Basic]
First Aid [Basic]

Firearms [basic]
Dinosaur Knowledge [Stegosaurus]

For great glory.

Firearms [Basic] <--- no brainer
Athletics [Basic] <---- no clue when running will come in handy

>>14077908

Only one skill.

>>14077922
You said pick two in the OP
I copy:
>>14077915
And if you do decide only one, i want firearms

>>14077908

WHY would we want to know about the stegos? Let's pick an animal we're likely to run into frequently.

Also, we're a mechanic. I say upgrade that skill. It'd be hand to be able to repair our car if it gets damaged.

I agree about firearms, though, we're a lousy shot.

Firearms [Basic]
Mechanics [Automotive]

>>14077942

Woops, forgot to trim that from the first thread. Sorry.

>>14077922
>>14077942

He's right, you did say pick two. But I agree, if it's just one, then Firearms [Basic]

Sorry, you said 2 in your first post.

1) Radio it in that the Raptor is tranqed and still alive. Ask if any extra darts would be helpful to make sure it stays down until a DRT is out there.

2) Anyways, talk to the guy through the wall. Say you just used the crossbow on the Raptor and put a few tranq darts into its neck. Assure its down since you saw a single tranq take out a that larger dino from the day before at the turbine.

3) Try and calm him down and find out what happened.

Done for now.

>>14077979

I agree with this, but I say put an extra dart in the raptor to be safe, and don't even ask about that. Just ASSUME that's a good idea. Dispatch might not like it, but I doubt the DRT guys will fault us.

>>14077979
>>14078001

I agree with all of this, but I also say that while we call out to the guy, we go shut the door to the cargo area. We only SAW three raptors enter the place on the security footage, we don't know for sure that's all that's in here.

Firearms [Basic] it is.

You shoot an extra dart into the twitching raptor, ensuring it's not going to be able to wake up anytime soon. The thing smells like blood and dead meat, it's slightly nauseating.

"Oh God, is it dead?! What about Frank?! He alright?!"

>>14078031

I thought we had secured the door before venturing further in from the 3rd quest?

>>14078076

I dunno. It might be dead. I electrocuted it and pumped it full of tranqs. It's either dead, or it'll be sleeping for a while. You wanna finish it off, I sure won't report you.

I... Don't think Frank made it. Come on out man, it'll be okay. We should have a dino reclamation team and a medic up here before long.

>>14078078

If we did, fine. If we didn't we do it now.

Tranq it again, then gouge out its eyes!

>>14078150

Ignore this guy.

>>14078113

Agree. Stay alert as we head back to the office.

>>14078221

You're assuming the guy is gonna get it together that fast.

>>14078113

"Dead?! Aww Fuck!"

You hear the rack of a shotgun pump.

Tell him it's not waking up anytime soon. Tell him its safe to come out now. Be sure to grab the shotgun off him if we can, dont want him spazzing out.

>>14078300

"You want to shoot the raptor, fine by me, but there might be more of them out there. We should make sure the building is secure, or we could end up like Frank too."

>>14078322

If that doesn't work, try and convince the guy to let me drag the Raptor into the room and we can find something to barricade it inside.

You hear the shotgun go off.

>>14078419

Oh shit.

We run over to the closet and try to open the door.

>>14078322
No, because then management gets pissed. We want this thing out but alive. Tell him to calm down. If they find out he killed the thing, he'll be in trouble. Not just a pay cut, but these guys are crazy and mean business. But if we play along, then we can get things under control.

>>14078419
....I.....w-what? Were they together or something?

Damnit. See, we shouldnt of told him the other guy was dead yet. Check inside the crack in the door to see if he's alive/shot something else.

We should secure the rest of the place if the guy happens to be dead. Then work on getting that door open to get he's shotgun.

If he's alive, get him out here if he's stable. If not, leave the guy, call dispatch about the situation.

>>14078437
>No, because then management gets pissed.

Fuck management. They care more about the lives of these damn lizards then they do about us. Remember Perkins?

We don't antagonize Dispatch, because they're still sometimes handy, but we have no problem killing a dino, and we're not gonna stop someone else from doing it if they want to.

>>14078513
I think that the guy who didnt give a damn got killed by the chompys

>>14078447

You have to jump to see through the hole, and you see a lot of red and a limp figure.

>>14078433

Locked. Make a Mechanics [Basic] check.

>>14078513
Look, like it or not management is in charge, and the last time we really pissed them off we had to retcon to get out of it. I don't like them either, and you're right that they're nucking futs. And if we get off this island I'll be the first to say that we should tell the world about this and get as much proof of this as we can before we leave, to get those assholes fired and hopefully get some actual regulations put in place, or better yet have cloned dinosaur zoos banned.

But until then, we need their help so it'd be good to keep on their happy list.

rolled 69 = 69

>>14078530

Come on good roll.

>>14078576

Fair enough, but I suspect the DRTs wouldn't report us for killing a raptor. Those guys are working grunts getting shafted by management too, and they don't love the lizards any more than we do. Probably less, actually. So long as we keep our mouths shut to Dispatch, we should be okay.

But it's a moot point now. I don't think the guy in there is gonna be shooting any dinos soon.

>>14078619

Since you have no clue what you're doing, and not even the proper tools for the job, you fail to open the lock.

>>14078675
Fair point. And yes, moot issue now. Man, we just end up getting everyone one meet killed, don't we? First the head mechanic, now this guy....

Chair Warmer, did we ever check to see whether our radio is working again or not?

>>14078824

Yeah, the battery was dead, it works fine.

"*static* Porter, have you tranqed the raptor yet?"

"Yeah, its down. But we've got some problems over here. The guy that was holding out from the raptor seems to have taken himself out. We've found out why the water tastes rusty, obviously. What do you want me to do?"

Lets see if we can find anything else handy around as well.

>>14078962

Yes, the Raptor is tranqed. The personal here are both dead, this place is not secure. Whats the ETA on a DRT?

>>14079005
thay already told us to fish the guy out of the water

Is there any chance of forcing the door? The raptor had already battered it a fair bit, maybe the job's half done.

>>14079005

"*static* Ugh, and water techs are so damn rare in Costa Rica too. Fish the bodies out of the water and replace the filters."

>>14079065

"No offense dispatch, but comments like that really aren't helping with morale out here. Alright, off to see what I can do about the filters."

Im sure the facility has some sort net of long rod in which to poke/get the guy out. Lets do that. Then replace the filters. Maybe when the DRT guys get here, they can help with the door.

>>14079055

Door's pretty heavy, but it is pretty dented. If you got something to stand on, you might even be able to fit through the hole.

Do we really wanna risk getting stuck in the door, or even in the room. Are we sure we can unlock it from the other side?

>>14079154

Nope.

>>14079098

"*static* Just shut up and do the fucking job."
Faintly heard:"God, I wish I could fire him."

No way should we go through the hole in the door then. We couldnt undo the lock on this side, let's not risk it on the other.

>>14079177
And I wish I could fire you. How manny time have you nearly died in the last 24 hours?

>>14079222
Let's at least go look through the hole and see if we can tell what kind of door it is, some doors pop open from one side.

>>14079177

Verification: The place is secure correct?

Might as well fish the bodies out, show somewhat decent respect to the dead bodies and start to work.

>>14079177
"Well too fucking bad, because if you did, then your ass would be out here, dodging fucking raptors and finding bodies torn to hell."

>>14079353

Yeah, you closed the outer office door. The Cargo Bay garage door is shut.

>>14079306

You look around for something you might be able to stand on. There are some boxes and barrels, a forklift, a pallet full of bags of some kind, and a wheelbarrow.

Lets drive the fortlift into the door to open it.

Why are we so docused on opening this door?

>>14079425

Do we know how to operate a forklift?

>>14079385
>>14079224
Jesus guys, you really want to be cut off from all help but ourselves? Seriously?

>>14079392
Forklift seems the way to go. take a few minutes to practice wiht it and see how it works. Though we should probably work on dredging out the bodies from the water once we're done.

Damnit, I'm late for the start, and you let the water tech kill himself and piss off Dispatch even more.

Also, why the fuck are you idiots trying to get into the supply room? If you want a shotgun that badly, there's another one back at the weapons locker!

Let's just make sure that all other entrances to the Desalination Plant are secure, then fish the bodies of the raptor and of Frank out of the water tank, then get to work on changing the filter.

Okay, fuck the door. Lets just do what we gotta do.

>>14079480
But we're the protagonist! Nothing bad can ever happen to us!

/sarcasm

Welp, obviously, we need to get the bodies out of the water, and, with the right gear, we could use the forklift to do that.

Is there cable or rope around, and is the water safe to swim in?

>>14079496
No, really, please, explain to me why you fucktards thought it would be a good idea to try to get the supply room door open.

>>14079480

Actually, you remember the other worker grabbing a shotgun too. The only thing the locker had in it was ammo and batteries for the taserbow.

>>14079511
Because a "storage room" implies that there might be useful stuff stashed away in there.

>>14079511
Then it would be easier to see where the other shotgun is, such as near the water tank where Frank's body is floating in.

Anyway, are there any long poles or hooks that we can use to move the bodies in the water tank with? Cables we can use to help pull the raptor body out with?

>>14079392
Can we try using the forklift to pry open the door, or use it to move some of those crates/bags near it so we can use it as stepping stone?

>>14079538

You figure that the forklift could easily batter the door down or move bags/boxes.

>>14079536

Your toolkit has plenty of wire in it. As for hooks/nets, you don't see any in here.

>>14079518
Yes. Mops and cleaning supplies would be ever-so-helpful.

>>14079572
Okay, then lets knock that door down and see if we can't find anything useful in the storage room.

>>14079582
MacGyver would kindly like to have some words with you, then.

>>14079536

I say after we're done in this room, we just lock the raptor in.

>>14079518
And why get additional stuff here, instead of from either the Maintenance Shed or the Employee Bungalows?
And why do people still want to go into the room if we don't even know if we can open it from the other side?

inb4 theres nothing of use in the room except for a shot gun were not suposed to have.

>>14079572
Alright, are the wires on the taser-bow sturdy, or thin and fragile?
If sturdy, we remove the batteries and fire bolts at the raptor body in the tank and at Frank's corpse to attempt to drag them to where we can haul them up out of the tank.
If they're flimsy, we tie the more sturdy wire we have to the bolts and do as above.

>>14079597
This is not MacGyver. Seriously. enough with the damn storage room, let's use the wire to get hold of the bodies and drag them out of the water and then put in new filters.

The storage room may very well have spare filters in it and coming in from this side is likely more safe than walking, blindly, through a plant that very likely has at least a few more dinosaurs walking around in it.

Not to mention that tranquilizer doesn't last forever, and if we spend too long wandering around, that raptor is going to come to, and come traipsing after us.

There also might be rope or cable in the storage room to dredge the corpses out of the water with.

It's a good idea to at least check and if there's nothing in there of use, we've not wasted as much time as we would wandering around in this likely dangerous building.

>>14079638
Who the fuck said anything about walking around? A: we have more traque darts for the dino. 2, we're not saying to go blindly walk around, we're saying to get the corpses out of the tank, and C, I can't think of anything to say but I wanted an excuse to use another letter.

So are we trying to get into the store room or fishing the bodies out?

>>14079728
1 vote for fishing out the bodies.

>>14079663
You didn't rebut the need for a filter, which we've been told to replace and don't have, currently. So, we're either going to have to wander around the building looking for one, or break into the storage room and hope there's one in there. The storage room is safer.

To the mention of walking around, someone mentioned there maybe being another entrance to the storage room from the other side. We'd have to walk through the building to find it.

There's also the chance of there being other things in the storage room that could help us with our current problems, like rope or cable to drag the corpses out.

You're reaching. Or just can't, won't, or didn't read.

>>14079728
fishing bodys and checking outside for DRT or other dinos

>>14079728
Another vote for fishing the bodies out.

>>14079728
Well, we need the bodies out, but that only solves one problem. Do we have filters to swap out the old ones with?

+1 body dredging vote

The important question is what are we going to fish the bodies out WITH?

The only thing we've got right now is the taserbow, and I doubt that the wire has the strength to pull out a 200+ pound human and Raptor corpse. Plus, we'd risk breaking a valuable weapon.

I mean, isn't the point of having a storage room is to have a place to store the goddamn parts and equipment needed to keep the facility running?

+1 for getting into storage

>>14079738
Not the person you were responding to, but another wondering why we're so concerned with the supply room.

I concede the need for a replacement filter, but ask why there wouldn't be a quick-change spare near the filters currently in use.
Besides, if the building is secured already, walking around inside of it won't be dangerous. If the building is not secured, then why would we want to create even more noise by breaking down the supply room door, before securing the building.
And if there's another dino already in here, then it won't matter; the sounds of this fight would have already attracted it, and it would be on it's way to the cargo room.

>>14079788
Already planned for a solution here: >>14079623

>>14079623

They're thin, they have to be or it'll create too much weight on the bolt.

>>14079788
Actually, it was said earlier by Chair warmer that the forklift has wire.

>>14079800
Because of safety concerns. If it falls into the tank or gets damaged from not being out of the way in a storage area it gets ruined. Comes down to, "we can't/won't afford to replace these more often than we have to, keep them somewhere where they won't get broken."

Both good points. We don't know whether it's actually secured, do we? Nothing's shown up yet, but you never know, it might be far enough away to not have heard the scuffle, or might be stalled or lost.

It's definitely not a good situation, but we have to do something. The filter is the more pressing concern, since we don't know where one will come from or if there will be any near where they get put in. But, to get started with that, we need to get the bodies out, which is why I voted for that

I think it's likely that there might be filters or a net or something in the storage room. We should see about getting in if we can. And if something comes for us at least then we'll have a shotgun in addition to our tranq.

>>14079833
Then there's no way we're going to be able to drag a corpse out with wire like that.

>>14079941
Well no, not with the electrical wires on the bolts.
That's why we have our own wire, and the wire on the forklift.

>>14079788
>>14079762
>>14079759
>>14079744
>>14079736
Okay, so it looks like 4:1 in favor of body-dredging.

Alright, you decide to ignore the storage room for now and head up to the catwalk to the water tanks. You notice that the tank next to the bloody one has a black smudge in it. The two bodies in the bloddy tank are floating just in front of the catwalk, they smell very bad.

How do you plan on getting the bodies out?

>>14080035
Swim over to the bodies and tie the wire form the forklift around them. The waters already bloody, our own bodies won't be adding to the stuff. Then use forklift to pull the bodies out. If I've been reading things right, the doors are locked so I suggest we not bother with decency and leave our clothes before the swim, so that we can have them dry when we get out.

>>14080035
Check the black smudge.

As for getting the bodies out, if they're close enough to the catwalk to reach, bring them in closer, tie one end of strong wire to an appendage, pass the wire around the handrail as an improvised pulley, and pull them up onto the catwalk.

If they're too far to reach, tie a strong wire to a bolt on the taserbow, remove the battery to prevent accidental electrocution, shoot a body and reel it in using the strong cable.

>>14080035
>You notice that the tank next to the bloody one has a black smudge in it.
>black smudge

Is the smuge on a body or a dark spot in the water?

>>14080121

Dark spot in the water. There's something lying in the bottom of the tank.

rolled 56 = 56

>>14080035
Wire lasso.

Make a loop, get loop over body, fish body to edge of tank, try and lift body.

If the body is too heavy to lift, let's break into the store room and look for rope or something.

Easiest way to get into a locked door with a forklift is to drive the forklift so you've got one tine resting gently against the bolt side of the door frame, and angled to push frame away from door.

Then you back up a foot and ram the door frame.

Frame gets pushed far enough to let the door swing free despite bolt.

Easy to fix again later too.

Rolling D100 for strength check to lift bodies out of tank.

>>14080121
This is my question. There are dinosaurs that lived in the water. Mosasaur comes to mind, a fin-footed, long-faced crocodilian. Fast as all hell in the water, snap your leg off.

Thank you, Dino Crisis 2, for teaching me about the evils of water-dwelling dinos.

>>14080187
...How big is the smudge?

The dark spot is probably the shotgun. How deep is the tank? Shallow enough to take a quick dip and fish whatever it is out?

>>14080291

The tank is about 8 ft. deep.

>>14080212
>Wire lasso.

Well shit, that's tons better than my swimming idea, definitely go with this.

>>14080212
You know what, the lasso is better than the crossbow bolt idea, since the bolt might get pulled out of the body.

Seconding wire lasso.

another vote for wire lasso

>>14080252
Possible, but as I recall Jurassic Park and InGen never went with aquatic dinos; only the land and air-based ones.

>>14080370
Makes sense. Flying dinos wouldn't be able to make it to land without tiring, but a marine one could slip out and get into the ocean where it would possibly terrorize shipping lanes and stuff.

You fasion a crude lasso out of wire and manage to loop it on the raptor's leg.

Roll an Athletics [Basic] check.

rolled 30 = 30

>>14080483

Please don't let us fall into the tank

rolled 71 = 71

>>14080483
Athletics roll.

And if it doesn't work out, we still have the forklift.
And if even that fails, we can wait for the DRT, and looking like an absolute wimp by asking for help.

>>14080406

You remember that all of the DNA InGen has from dinosaurs comes from prehistoric mosquitoes preserved in amber. It's highly unlikely the insects could get blood from marine dinosaurs.

>>14080497

You manage to pull the raptor's body out of the tank without much difficulty.

>>14080650
Okay, let's do the same for Frank.

rolled 83 = 83

>>14080650
Come here, Franky boy.

>>14080704

He's even easier to get out. The tank is no clear of bodies.

What do we need to do to replace the filters? Will it involve draining the tanks?

>>14080784
Since we've stirred the water up a bit, can we see what the smudge is, or are we basically required to get wet to get whatever it is out?

>>14080856

No, the tanks are all connected to a pipe that runs out into the outside tanks for final processing. The filters are attached to that pipe in a room under the office.

>>14080856

YOU WILL FIGHT THE T-REX FOR THE FILTERS!!!

RAWWWAEEERRRRR!!!!!!!!!

>>14080866

The smudge is in a tank adjacent to the bloody one. You can't see shit in the bloody tank.

I think we should go ahead and try to get into the supply room now. It probably has filters.

Wasn't it said earlier that Frank had a shotgun on him? That's probably what the dark smudge is.

>>14080882
Lets break into the supply room now, per
>>14080212

>>14080915
This.

>>14080915
We do one more circuit of the inside of the plant, make sure it's secure, THEN we open the supply room door.

>>14080900
No shit, but we can either dive into water for a shotgun or we can break into the storeroom that probably has the other stuff we need and get a different shotgun.

>>14080935
Seems reasonable I guess.

>>14080900
>>14080945
>waterlogged shotgun

Fixed.

Yeah, let's do a quick run around to secure the facility and smash that door open like there's no tomorrow.

Aside from the snoozing raptor, the place is clear. You get in the forklift and fire it up. You practice driving a couple circuits of the tank room and return to the Cargo Bay. You notice that the raptor is still in front of the door.

>>14080945
You realize when haven't actually looked for the stuff we need right? It could easily be in boxes or lockers we have already walked by.

Ugh. Should we move it? It won't wake up, right?

ECW, is the raptor in the way of us opening the door?

>>14081025
Restrain raptor. Use a hundred feet of wire if necessary.

Drag him away from door.

>>14081040
I'm half tempted to just run it over with the forklift while it's down. We could always blame Frank's suicidal buddy for it.

>>14081119
Security cams would implicate us.
Yeah, let's tie it up and drag it clear of the door.

>>14081146

Tranq it again just to be safe.

rolled 7 = 7

>>14081109
>>14081119
Do we know if tranqing the raptor again while it's under would kill it?

Dino knowledge check to figure it out?

>>14081213

You haven't got a fucking clue.

>>14081260
Ready tranq gun, restrain raptor.

If raptor so much a twitches, we dose him again.

>>14081282
The answer is always, "more meds."

After tying the raptor up as best you can, you pull him out of the way with the forklift. He doesn't move a muscle.

You orient yourself towards the door and gun the engine. The lift shoots forward and smashes into the door, jerking you forward. Good thing you were wearing your seatbelt. But you've still got a nice headache. The door goes flying off its hinges and slams into the back wall with a sickening crunch. Must've hit the body.

Crap, hope we didn't just take out his shotgun. Let's investigate. Look for filters, then take anything useful.

>>14081369
That was not the plan at all.


>Easiest way to get into a locked door with a forklift is to drive the forklift so you've got one tine resting gently against the bolt side of the door frame, and angled to push frame away from door.

>Then you back up a foot and ram the door frame

Guys, I hope you realize that there are cameras all over the place, and that if we take anything we're not supposed to, it WILL be on camera.

>>14081477
I doubt we're still gonna have a job by the end of this anyway. Might as well take what we need to stay alive long enough to get the sack.

>>14081477
We are looking for filters, something we are supposed to get and use.

DM railroaded us into being morons with the forklift.

Whatever. Search room for filters and shit and see if that shotgun got fucked up. if so hope our pussy ass inside the other tank and get that fukkin shotgun.

You look behind the door and find the guy's head, or what's left of it, is considerably flatter than you think it was. You take the shotgun out from under his former chin and check it. The weapon seems fine. The magazine has 4 shells in it.

Looking around, you see a rack on the wall with a bunch of hooks and nets in it, along with a toolbench. There's a lot of barrels in here of different colors, and some wooden crates about as tall as you.

>>14081538
Check the crates, looking for the filters.

>>14081508

Apologies, should've clarified.

Let's open the crates first.

>>14081558
>>14081562

The crates are labelled WATER FILTERS.

>>14081591
Open crate, acquire water filter. Use a crowbar from the toolbench if necessary.
Then take the filter and go to where the filters are located and change them.

>>14081559
We gave (or at least I gave and someone else linked to) very specific forklift door opening instructions.

>>14080915

>>14080882
> Lets break into the supply room now, per
>>14080212

But whatever, done caring, on with quest.

Hide shotgun in tool kit, replace filters.

>>14081640

Ahhhh, did not see that. I'm an idiot.

So the door falls inward, instead of flying against the wall.

You break open the crate with a crowbar to see a bunch of cubes with felt looking fabric layers in the center, about one cubic foot. There are 10 of them in the crate.

Shotgun isn't going to fit in your tool kit, it's too long.

>>14081559
We gave very clear instructions on what we wanted.
Now, if we rolled, and failed, and this was the result, then that's simply what the dice dictated.

But if we're not going to roll on something, then could we have things done in the manner that we specified, if we go to the trouble of writing it out step-by-step?

>>14081668
Do we have a tarp or something?

It'd be nice to have a real gun.

If we can't do it surreptitiously, we ask dispatch where the gun locker is so we can put it back, and see if there is a more concealable weapon there.

>>14081690

There's a tarp in your Explorer that's currently hiding the rocket launcher.

>>14081668
Okay, ACQUIRE one filter, and ACQUIRE the crowbar.
Is there a bag that's big enough to fit the shotgun in? Let's check the supply room for a tool bag, and one of the bags that were out in the cargo area.

>>14081672

Yeah, I'm sorry. I didn't see that portion. Anyway, I retconned it. That's what happened. Sorry again.

>>14081672
He made a mistake, don't sweat it.
We could roll the filter around the shotgun.

>>14081721
It's okay, this is your first quest, you're still learning, and /tg/ is made of neckbeards that demand nothing less than perfection from their DM's.

Anyway, seriously, we could probably hide the shotgun and the shells in our Explorer, but that requires going outside. Also, do we know if Dispatch and Management can access the security cameras in here? If not, then this whole fiasco will be over and done with before they find out we're packing a real weapon, and it might be worth it to chance it.

>>14081753

You know that Central Command at the Visitor's Center has access to external cameras, but you don't know if they can look at internals.

>>14081785
Alright, then, I say we chance it.
We just need something that we can use to hide the shotgun and ammo when we go out to the car.

Is there a big tool bag or something that we could stuff the shotgun into in the supply room?

>>14081812

There's a duffel bag under the tool bench.

>>14081838
Let's take it. Containers are useful.
Are there any other useful supplies in the room?

>>14081838
Shotgun into dufflebag.

Any other goodies lying around?

A fire extinguisher would be nice for Compies.

As you pick up the duffel bag, you notice it feels heavy. The tag on the strap reads DANIEL RYAN.

>>14081838
Alright, I say we stuff the shotgun in the duffel bag, along with a can of WD-40, some rags, our taserbow, and some rope.
Then we take the duffel bag and the water filter back to the office. We fill the duffel bag with shotgun shells and taserbow batteries.
Then we actually do our job and replace the filter.

>>14081867
>The tag on the strap reads DANIEL RYAN.
Open that bag right fucking now!
Let's see what the guy stupid enough to compromise the raptor pens was trying to hide.

>>14081867
Check dufflebag

ITS LIKE IM ON SS13 AND I JUST FOUND A BACKPACK FULL OF ENERGY GUNS AND BOMBS!

OPEN
THAT
SHIT!

Inside you find a set of that chainmail stuff the security team you met at Maintenance HQ was wearing, it's got dried blood on the head. There's also an Orange Level Access card with it. In addition, there's a .44 magnum with a box of hollow points.

In the smaller compartment you find a letter addressed to Lewis Dodgson.

>>14081954
Oh shit.

Open that letter and READ.

Read letter my good man.

>>14081954
READ THAT LETTER!

The letter details Ryan's plan. It seems he had been well aware of the compys digging habits at the windmills. Standard procedure was to send a landscaping team in every week to fill in the holes. He stopped putting in those work orders. After that, he orchestrated a raptor breakout at the Velociraptor holding pens, which held six raptors at the time. The combination of power loss, dinosaurs breaking loose, and loose raptors was supposed to prompt Administration to pull guests and workers off the island in order to preserve human life.

>>14081954
Pocket gun, card.

Inform dispatch about letter.

Fuck the shotgun, buckshot doesn't have a fraction of the penetration of this .44 mag, and against anything bigger than person, the extra penetration is well worth the reduction in absolute wounding ability represented by the 24 pellets of buckshot in a shotgun shell.

>>14082102

The shells are solid slug, you remember seeing a box of them in the locker.

>>14082102
No, wait, don't tell Dispatch about the letter yet.
Go with this:
"Dispatch, I have confirmed 2 raptors dead, 1 tranqed and ready for transport. Any more on the loose I should watch out for? They tend to hunt in packs, right?"

Yeah, let's take the revolver. Easier to conceal, more stopping power... Keep the letter and the card... should we take the chainmail? I think so. Radio dispatch about the letter.

>>14082148
Cancel radioing in about the letter just yet. Let's get confirmation about the raptors first.

tell dispatch we are putting the chainmail on, it might keep us alive long enough to do the shit they tell us to.

>>14082126
Never mind then.

Take Ryon's nametag off of the duffle, stash letter, don't tell dispatch about letter.

Rock out with a revo and a shotty.

Get the job done, reveal letter to Dispatch when we are in an area were we could theoretically find the letter and know to read it without having to have found it in a bag we want use ourselves.

"*static* We are unaware of any raptors out of containment. What happened to the two dead ones?"

Keep BOTH SHOTGUN AND MAGNUM!
Stash MAGNUM inside POCKET
stash SHOTGUN in DUFFEL BAG
DO NOT RADIO COMMAND about INCRIMINATING LETTER
Proceed to FIX WATER TANK with FILTER

>>14082214
Let's radio about it from the office once we're done.

You know, I'm 90% sure that 12ga slugs pack a shit ton more kinetic energy than .44mag.

>>14082201
"Dispatch, one of the raptors looks like it got electrocuted; maybe too many hits by a taserbow. The second one...not sure what happened, but it's missing its head, and I pulled it out of the water tank where it got one of the water techs, I think it was Frank.
"The third one, I hit with a taserbow, then tranqed it when it kept coming at me. Fuck, Dispatch, that scared the shit out of me when STUN didn't take it down."

>>14082231
They do indeed. A 12 gauge magnum slug is a fuck ton more powerful then some pussy "in comparison" 44 magnum revolver.

>>14082214
Agreed.
Can we put the chainmail on underneath our coveralls but on top of our shirt? I want to wear it, but also hide the fact that we're wearing it.

>>14082231
12 gauge slugs are better, I was assuming the shotguns had buckshot though, and buckshot doesn't have very good penetration, so it's a bad idea to use it hunting dangerous game.

>>14082247
Will the shotgun be able to penetrate very well though? I mean it is slug-loaded ammo, but still.

>>14082251

It's bloody right?

Wash it in the water tanks. No one can tell since the water is already rusty.

>>14082257


I think you're grossly underestimating how much 00 or 0 buck will penetrate, I've had plated 00 buck out of 3in shells go through pigs at 20yd in the past.

>>14082264

Its not uncommon for people to use 12ga on bears. .44 mag out of a pistol really isn't better.

>>14082304
Still, couldn't hurt to have something we can quick-draw in case of an ambush. Let's get everything and do our fucking job.

Ok ok, they're both good at killing things.....lets just keep them both. Now stop staring at that shit and do something. Something like changing the filters, then we can come back for our plunder

>>14082264
12 gauge magnum slugs will pierce through an engine block.

Will our hero successfully install the water filters?
Will Dispatch continue to be amoral assholes?
Will the raptors complete their plan for world domination?
FIND OUT ON TOMORROW'S EPISODE OF: JURASSIC QUEST!

I'm out for the night guys, got school. Someone archive?

So, we're agreed then?
Tell dispatch about the three raptors (though they should already know about them, we told them about the 2 dead ones last session, they told us to capture the 3rd one as they send a DRT to the Plant).
Grab the guns and all ammo, put them and the letter back in the duffel bag.
Wash the chainmail, and maybe put it on?
Finally do our job and replace the filter.

Okay, it's been archived....and sorry, I didn't see Pt 3 archived, I thought it wasn't due to the posting problems from last night.

note for tomorrow: unlock front door so DRT guys can get in

>>14082449
No, we have them radio they're at the front door before we open it.
Who knows if there's still raptors around; better to not risk it.

>>14082428
It has been archived.