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As soon as he goes down the drone goes with him like a pokémon with a suicide pact, leaving only the Enforcer.Īs always, against only one enemy the only difficult part is deciding whether we want them to die blind or drooling. The Rigger's sheer frailty makes this fight pretty easy overall. It's a pretty powerful effect too, seemingly up to +25% chance of being hit though it seems to vary a little. His laser designator is functionally identical to Deckers' Mark Target except it has a 2-turn cooldown and costs 0 AP. Don't think I didn't notice, HBS.Īt least Hasenkamp's hydraulic jack lets him get right in the thick of it since unlike us, he can take bullets for days and grenades for at least an hour or two as well. Shoutout to this Heavy Leyline which is precisely one tile too far to reach in one turn without some kind of movement boost. Like believe me, I can sympathize with the idea of neglecting Body in order to pump up those sweet drone bonuses, but 20 HP and zero armor in this day and age is pretty bold. If nothing else, the weakest link of this loser chain is immediately obvious. A fairly simple track but I personally like it quite a bit.) Also intentional or not, Blitz's theme being reserved for when things go wrong on this run is undeniably fitting. (Pretty much the combat version of Du Heist, and our first character theme since Dietrich never ended up getting one. As you might expect, passing the Decking check from before would skip this particular fight. We don't manage to even step out of the vault proper before the first set of guards descend on us like sharks armed with guns and robots. You don't wanna be there when they get here. that alarm is going off in both meat space *and* the Matrix.

let's face it, some things were simply meant to be.Ĭan't say I didn't warn you. Why didn't you just do that in the first place?Īll right, Blitz. Quote: (Decking 4) Don't worry about it, Blitz. Had we the appropriate skill, we could resolve this situation with zero fuss:

But I can't guarantee it.Īnother Decking check rears its head here, this one more consequential than the cable plugging from earlier. And I *might* be able to release the lock fast enough to to catch the alarms before they sound. All I'm doing is keeping the signals locked down so that they can't get out. Well, technically, *you* set off the alarm when you stepped into the vault. So you're telling us that in order to open the door, you're going to have to set off the alarm. You give me the go-ahead, and I'm gonna try something.

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I think that I can see how to get you out of there. Give me two seconds, and I'll have you out of there.Īll right, chief. Uh, right, chief! And boy, am I gonna handle this one! Just you wait and see. I'll figure something out, don't you worry. just cool your jets and let me get to work on this. Yeah, the details of this plan have been pretty excruciating alright.Įasy there, chief! Just. You planned how to get us *into* the vault in excruciating detail, but you didn't bother figuring out how to get us back *out* again? I think that I might've missed that detail when I planned this run through. Part 41: Blitzing Off Part 41 - Blitzing Off

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