((Looked time and time again and I saw nothing.))
Excuse me, who are you? Is there anything you can tell me about this place?
The doctor tilts his head. "Tour pamphlets are in the lobby."
Well, as you may notice if you've been to the armory, a small nuke is only 2 tokens. But strictly speaking, he didn't have a nuke. He went nuclear, quite literally Ever heard of an overload event? It looks like he became one of those.
"I actually did check the armory, but whoever normally runs it wasn't there- they left a sign saying they'd be back sometime. And no, I've never heard of an overload event, although looking at the landscape, I can guess that it's pretty destructive."
Steve grins, then carefully listens to the jumpsuited man before asking a question.
"Is there anything I need to know about operating those arms, or is it pretty simple?"
After getting an answer, head to a crane cab near the area we have to work on, and get in. Familiarize myself with the controls.
"Nah, the controls are pretty simple. There's an switch to turn it on and a pair of holes to put your hands into. Push forward to extend, pull back to retract, close your hands to close the grippers, it's all pretty self explanatory."
You take a ladder up to a catwalk, then follow the catwalk across to the nearest cab. You get in, sit down in the operator's chair and switch on the machine. It hums to life and the control panel lifts and slides toward you, so you can use the arms without having to lean forward. You slip your arms into the control sleeves and flex the fingers.
Marcius grits his teeth - Now he has to HELP the people that killed his family. He thinks for a moment in silence, then relaxes... The time will come, he says to himself...
Resolved, he says to the man, "If Steve will be working the arm, I believe I will be better suited to welding the pieces into place."
Marcius heads to the hull, waiting for instructions on taking off some of the damaged pieces
Edit: ((I'm conflicted about having Marcius purposefully fuck up, or just leaving it if he screws up, since he still doesn't know that we had rebelled from the UWM 
.))
The man in orange gives you a harness and line; he tells you to use the cage to get to the top of the ship, hook in and climb down. Then he hands you a belt with a cutting and welding system.
You follow his instructions, get yourself hooked on to the ship and prepare to climb down.
Sounds like we're all set. Point us to the welding tools, show me where the interior catwalks are and bring on the armor plates.
Gather up my welding equipment and head for the interior catwalks.
(( @Whitius I assume everyone has had, at minimum, the basics explained to them. Especially 'try and mess with Steve and you're getting shocked', since that's basically Steve's only control lever over the inmates, since we all, by definition, have a problem with the UWM of some sort. Honestly, since we're in such a rush to get going on all of these missions, I'd say it's up to you whether or not your character knows that we're rebelling, and similarly up to you to judge if your character would judge getting electrocuted to be an acceptable risk of misbehavior.
Of course, in practice all you really have to do is try to do anything, and then have decent odds of failing ))
The Man in orange heads back into the ship and comes back a few minutes later with a hoverdolly stacked with metal plates. he pushes it over to where the robotic arms can pick them up and then leads you back into the ship. The interior area he brings you too is so thin that the only way you can get through is by turning sideways and slowly wiggling your way out to the first damaged area you can find, holding your equipment in one hand and a flashlight in the other.
((Yeah, just go get a pyro kinetic amp and come join the overload investigation team. We need more burn happy people.))
((*sigh* Fine. It's a really bad sign that out of all the other players, I trust your word the most, isn't it?))
Wander off to locate a pyro amp and other basic gear, then join the overload investigation team. Whatever the fuck that is.
You buy yourself a Pyro Amp and get it installed in your brain before going down to join the group of people lost in the expansive flesh maze in this thread:
http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic=106279.17700"Its much better than some of the newer models that I saw back in my days in research, so what is wrong with the reactor?"
begin moving into the reactor
You clink, clank, clonk your way toward the reactor with the maintenance man walking beside you, his voice coming in through the crackly, tinny speakers of the suit.
"The reactor vessel cracked. And with the power outages we're not really sure where it cracked. The reactor is safe, but it's all still intensely radio active so we need someone to go in, find the crack and patch it. Then, once power is restored, we can use the automatic containment systems to clean up the spill. Easy peasy."
He leads you to a large door with a very obvious radiation warning sign on it.
"This is as far as I go. There are a few decontamination rooms through here that you'll have to manually open before getting to the chamber. Just make sure to close the doors on your way in."
((Speaking of which, he could take inspiration from some of the creations mentioned here and here. If Xan was ever in perplexicon, he'd probably end up dating Eziel.))
I think it was Toaster who said this would make a cool MUD or MOO. I'm inclined to agree. If only I knew how to computer.
"Hooray! I'm saved! Does anybody have anything that could be useful to fix me up to slightly better working order? I can shimmy around and yammer as usual, but that's mostly it," Stacy explains while waltzing jerkily around his teammates.
Undemandingly dance after my teammates. This was but a temporary setback! Petition for help.
Brother Lars eyes Stacy. "Brother Mesk could fix you- he opened the elevator for us."
By the look on his face, there's not a bit of sarcasm in that statement.
Onward toward the objective! Prepare to comfort and/or recruit any civilians that come our way!
Head onwards. Provide assistance for Stacy if asked and/or needed.
Charles prepares another speech in his mind, seeing as the mental transcript of the first one abruptly shifted into panicked screaming halfway through.
STEPHEN HAWKING gets out of the cramped elevator shaft, and begins looking for people who need his invention
The 15th floor is a mess, at least where the diplomats came out it is. The ceiling is partially collapsed, like below, and the contents of every room has spilled out and coated the ground in a thick layer of office viscera. The point on the map that steve marked is a large conference room at the end of the hall. The door is closed and no one can hear sounds coming from inside it. It might be best, thought anyone with any sense in the group, to choose their method of contact carefully. Otherwise they might terrify the already scared survivors even more.
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