>>6170817You can keep things, yes, Agent, but if you drive through a Metroplex sweep zone with your pockets full of barely legal nerve stimulants, unlicensed revolvers last used as actual suicide weapons and other assorted sundries, we'll have to break you out of jail.
Just... Put it in your locker or something. Do we need to go cabinet shopping? Don't you have a shelf at home, Agent? They're not that expensive. I get the instructions can be a bit convoluted but I think you can put up a shelf or assemble a cabinet. We can do that together, I'll lend you a hand (teeeheee).
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>>6170796>>6170802Indeed we are, yet hopefully as you are marked out as security contractors or complete benign, happy visitors or local temp-staff, said-same shotguns will pose less of a problem. And I did pre-load them with deterrent rounds on the presumption that if some gangster draws a knife and goes for a cut, knocking the wind out of him and sending him sprawling to the floor is significantly better than other alternatives.
We'll be fiineee, Agent.
Unfortunately I don't know any handy anti-air equipment that dissuades military fast intercept dropships. They're sorta meant to be proof against most of the stuff we can readily source. But we might be able to get something? We'll see what we can do. Might have a few alternative options. Otherwise I mostly recommend <span class="mu-i">not</span> picking fights with armored air assault troop transports. They tend to win. There's this motto I was taught in my military days: If they have a flyer, you'll be the die-er. Soooo let's avoid testing that.
Though having to watch the skies for Red Crane QRF forces is certainly a little bothersome. Hmh. I wonder why the Metroplex lets them flit all over the place. Usually they're a lot more concerned about permits and passage-ways. We'll look into it, maybe some adminstrator somewhere is being pressured...
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. . . Well, aren't you a darling selection of handsome heroes?
