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[[Jeffrey]]: With our doctor out of the equation, I think our resources would be best focused on the chip. Plus it's a lot less likely to suddenly get loose and kill us all. Although I have rewatched the Terminator series just in case.<br> | [[Jeffrey]]: With our doctor out of the equation, I think our resources would be best focused on the chip. Plus it's a lot less likely to suddenly get loose and kill us all. Although I have rewatched the Terminator series just in case.<br> | ||
[[Charles Gordon]]: I agree that the chip should be top priority. I also believe that we do have other doctors on staff, and anything we can learn from that bear anatomy would be very valuable. Given our lack of field medical staff, the last thing we need is to be hit with something we completely do not understand and have no ability to puzzle out on the fly. | [[Charles Gordon]]: I agree that the chip should be top priority. I also believe that we do have other doctors on staff, and anything we can learn from that bear anatomy would be very valuable. Given our lack of field medical staff, the last thing we need is to be hit with something we completely do not understand and have no ability to puzzle out on the fly. | ||
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| + | [[Jeffrey]]: I think our focus should be on the Neutronium. We at least need to know what the stuff is so we can gauge its potential. Once we get its basics, then we can reverse engineer the North Korean technology. I'm still not sure why you brought the ninjas back with us. Are they actually a threat to the US? I thought they'd be too busy with their fight against China to be a threat to us. | ||
Revision as of 23:55, 15 June 2013
Operation Spectral Hydra
Jeffrey: With our doctor out of the equation, I think our resources would be best focused on the chip. Plus it's a lot less likely to suddenly get loose and kill us all. Although I have rewatched the Terminator series just in case.
Charles Gordon: I agree that the chip should be top priority. I also believe that we do have other doctors on staff, and anything we can learn from that bear anatomy would be very valuable. Given our lack of field medical staff, the last thing we need is to be hit with something we completely do not understand and have no ability to puzzle out on the fly.
Oil Rig
Jeffrey: I think our focus should be on the Neutronium. We at least need to know what the stuff is so we can gauge its potential. Once we get its basics, then we can reverse engineer the North Korean technology. I'm still not sure why you brought the ninjas back with us. Are they actually a threat to the US? I thought they'd be too busy with their fight against China to be a threat to us.
