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Capt Koch

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  1. Posted

    6 minutes ago, 2ndLt Kardnal said:

    Still working as an HVAC Technician here in Texas. Took a pay cut to work closer to home, and regularly working from 0830 to 2030 really puts hours on the table. I enjoy the technical diversity of my work. I did have to attend a tech school up in Dallas to do so where I lived out of a roach motel for a short while, and I'd like to move myself and CTL to Colorado or north Texas when she gets to graduation. I'm living small till then, but my day to day could be literally anything. I don't necessarily like installing full systems. It really is mindless work. My favorite thing to do is to diagnose broken systems and get them working again. Really is fun when you can guess the problem over the phone given a few basic symptoms. I also spend about half my day in my truck, getting paid for travel.


    I have huge respect for HVAC techs after what I've seen them do at some of the facilities we use at work - just know that almost everyone in IT loves HVAC techs!

     

    3 minutes ago, HM3 Chase said:

    Currently 2 years into getting my Bachelors degree in Computer Science and Game Design so I'm good at math and draw stuff. Hopefully I can get a job as a Level Designer somewhere, I just applied for an internship at Rocksteady for next summer but we'll see how that goes if not Raven (they make CoD multiplayer) is like an hour away and heavily recruit from my school, they're always looking for  slaves ... interns. But hey, I get to go to E3 next year so if anything when I'm homeless I can say I had a game there.

     

    I work at an Amazon warehouse over the summer to build up cash for ramen and stuff while I'm away at school.


    Good luck with your studies, hope it all goes well! And I hope the warehouse doesn't ruin too much of your life, I've heard some horror stories about their warehouses.

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  2. Posted

    3 hours ago, LCpl Buono said:

    I don't have a job yet, but i'm searching around to get some cash in my pocket.I am also currently obtaining my degree in Cybersecurity with a minor in Business Economics. I will be trying to get an internship with Northrop Grumman or Lockhead Martin in the near future to help develop and improve drone UI or program test flight simulations for pilots flying fighters, bombers, helicopters and etc. After my internship, hopefully, I will be contracted to actually be able to develop programs for the military since I am unable to join myself. 

    Good luck with the degree, cybersec is hell

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  9. Posted

    https://www.openttd.org/en/

    lets have a multiplayer game sometime (i can host server), maybe this weekend on sunday before the op? @MAJ Brueske post ur mods

    tldr: you build transport stuff and buy other companies/ruin their day by blowing up their buses

    Possible attendees listed below...

    • 3dMRB
      • Capt Koch
      • MAJ Brueske
      • Cpl Van Dyke
      • CW4 Whelan
      • Sgt Cooper
    • 15th MEU
      • 2ndLt Kingsley
      • Cpl B. D. Stewart

     

    I'm not gonna force showing up on TS or anything for this, there's a chat in game. If you want to start a company with someone else, that's fine too (you can basically play coop).

  11. Posted

    The end of my confrontation with GySgt Cole, playing a Priest:

    GySgt Cole, as a helicopter gets closer: "OH LOOK, IT IS JESUS HIMSELF"
    GySgt Cole, as the helicopter rocket runs him: "I HAVE THE POWER OF GOD ON MY SIDE"

    GySgt Cole then flies off after exploding, whilst I laugh until I cry.

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  22. Posted

    I'd like to bump this, too. Responses are extremely valuable to us, and if you want things to change, this is the way to do it. S-2 doesn't know what people did/didn't like in the previous Operation cycle if we don't get any feedback.

     

    You don't have to write any huge essays if you don't feel like it, but a few words about what you'd like to see changed in the future is very much appreciated.

     

    Thanks,

    Koch

  25. Posted

    I spoke to GySgt Cole - he'll run it if people want it to be run tonight instead of delaying. Here's a little briefing for each team, just in case...

     

    BLUFOR:

    You will spawn on an Island just off the coast of Tanoa - there are two boxes on your right. The box on the left has some binocs and gas masks, the box on the right is a small, barely functional arsenal. You have very limited time on picking up equipment - zombies eventually manage to sneak into the spawn for reasons unknown, I've blacklisted the whole island... Once you are geared up - if Whelan is there - he will airlift you somewhere at the leads discretion, at which point you start looking for the survivors. The helicopter can circle around and look for it, but you're on the ground just so you can get there quickly if there's something going on. Remember: survivors are your friends, only shoot at them if they shoot first.

     

    Survivors:

    You will spawn somewhere in the jungle along with others, and you will have to locate the rest of the survivors. Hint: you spawn fairly close to eachother - but it's not too obvious. One of you (surprise who) has a flare - make use of it if you hear the helicopter. You don't need to be friendly to eachother, but it's recommended. Same goes for actions against BLUFOR, but remember that they all have NVGs and fairly heavy weaponry, unlike the survivors. Most of you have certain items that can be useful, but you need to work together. The Emergency Services are probably the most important of the bunch, they have a ton of medical supplies.

     

    General mission stuff:

    This is a hardcore mission. You are locked in first person (if Cole or I select the right difficulty), and you only have one life. I opted for only one life simply due to the fact that I don't want it to drag on, and it's pretty hard to die from the zombies anyway (unless you are out of ammo). They are fairly easy to kill, too, so you should be fine. The first person is because you already have the advantage of having ranged weapons against the zombies, the last thing we need is you being able to see them over walls and the likes. In addition, it makes the jungles fucking terrifying when you only have a weapon flashlight or a headlamp.

     

    Lastly,

    I hope people have fun. You can steer this mission however you wish, that's completely up to the player. There is no Zeusing involved, just ambient zombies going around to kill people.

     

    Good luck, I hope I'm there.

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