Have Rules, No Stats...

Indeed, it was a mild swipe at how a profession that was, until recently a reviled and in many cases outlawed profession has now suddenly become "respectable" in the transition to "security consultancies" (although one could say that the actions of some of these companies was anything but respectable)
 
Dont worry guys, I'll treat the card template like I did the Civilian one. I know it's the UN, but what better way to portray generic non-combatant figures?
 
Hiromoon said:
Dont worry guys, I'll treat the card template like I did the Civilian one. I know it's the UN, but what better way to portray generic non-combatant figures?

A huge sign saying; "NON-COMBAT!"? :lol:
 
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Hmm, not bad Hiromoon. Your "chess" analogy made me think of how sometimes "some" sides (maybe not MEA, but Fedayeen?) might try to use NCs for "human shields" and thus the idea just hit me that maybe the "PAWN" symbol might be more appropriate? :lol:
 
BuShips said:
Hmm, not bad Hiromoon. Your "chess" analogy made me think of how sometimes "some" sides (maybe not MEA, but Fedayeen?) might try to use NCs for "human shields" and thus the idea just hit me that maybe the "PAWN" symbol might be more appropriate? :lol:

I can see a rule where some MEA forces are hidden, Until tey attack or a fig gets in X range, to show hiding in with the civves.

But to really work, we need lots of cheap civs.

Anyone know a source?

Lee
 
BuShips said:
Hmm, not bad Hiromoon. Your "chess" analogy made me think of how sometimes "some" sides (maybe not MEA, but Fedayeen?) might try to use NCs for "human shields" and thus the idea just hit me that maybe the "PAWN" symbol might be more appropriate? :lol:

Actually the Chess analogy comes from an actual company based out of England. It's now defunct, so I figure it's up for grabs.
 
Hiromoon said:
BuShips said:
Hmm, not bad Hiromoon. Your "chess" analogy made me think of how sometimes "some" sides (maybe not MEA, but Fedayeen?) might try to use NCs for "human shields" and thus the idea just hit me that maybe the "PAWN" symbol might be more appropriate? :lol:

Actually the Chess analogy comes from an actual company based out of England. It's now defunct, so I figure it's up for grabs.

I'm still saying that the graphic needs to be a pawn though, just because it makes so much sense to me. Is it a big deal? Nah. :wink:
 
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