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TDM 01: Your Mission, Should You Choose to Accept It
Welcome to the Cloverfield Project: Dimensional Nexus Recovery! The CIA has recruited you to help fix dimensional shenanigans. Your missions, should you choose to accept them, are as follows:
1. Clever Girl
The setting: a paleontological theme park that's been closed for a number of years. Your mission: retrieve a hilariously ugly golden idol that's been dropped in the middle of the park. Hopefully a dinosaur doesn't eat it before you can find it - or, you know, eat you instead.
2. The School Is Not Going 65 MPH
The setting: a stereotypical high school. Your mission: find the literal ticking time bomb that's been pulled in from the action-packed climax of someone else's story before it blows the school - and all of its occupants - sky high. Your pre-mission briefing didn't tell you exactly how much time is left on the bomb, but you're pretty sure it's less than an hour.
3. Wild Card
Feel free to come up with your own combination! What person/object/etc are you rescuing from what world? What's the situation that needs fixing?
(A note: Creating/running your own missions is highly encouraged in the game itself; sample missions are to give you examples for the test drive.)
1. Clever Girl
The setting: a paleontological theme park that's been closed for a number of years. Your mission: retrieve a hilariously ugly golden idol that's been dropped in the middle of the park. Hopefully a dinosaur doesn't eat it before you can find it - or, you know, eat you instead.
2. The School Is Not Going 65 MPH
The setting: a stereotypical high school. Your mission: find the literal ticking time bomb that's been pulled in from the action-packed climax of someone else's story before it blows the school - and all of its occupants - sky high. Your pre-mission briefing didn't tell you exactly how much time is left on the bomb, but you're pretty sure it's less than an hour.
3. Wild Card
Feel free to come up with your own combination! What person/object/etc are you rescuing from what world? What's the situation that needs fixing?
(A note: Creating/running your own missions is highly encouraged in the game itself; sample missions are to give you examples for the test drive.)
Re: Zenyatta | Overwatch/Legion CRAU
He really hopes the idol is down here instead of somewhere ridiculous.
Re: Zenyatta | Overwatch/Legion CRAU
"Have you heard anything from the others?" If they could just narrow down the search even by a little, it would help. Anything would be better than combing the entire theme park piece by piece.
Re: Zenyatta | Overwatch/Legion CRAU
He frowns for a moment, looking around and spotting a few security cameras. "So, probably an asshole question considering, but are you any good with computers? We might be able to get in to the security feeds and use the cameras to look or help everyone avoid t-rexes."
/chooses this icon only because it sorta matches yours
The gift shop seems to be a dead end, so they might as well try to gain access to the cameras. Zenyatta looks at the cameras near and inside the shop, trying to spot any cables or wires that could point them in the direction of a terminal. "These cameras probably connect to a computer in a backroom. They would not want visitors to see the monitors. Perhaps they will also connect to areas beyond the store."
If they don't, they'll have to find a more centralized hub like a security office.
Whoo!
He nods though, eyebrows knitting together as he shifts his eyesight to Eagle Vision, hoping he'll be able to pick out the correct wires to trace. While most of the world washes out the grey, Zenyatta is a reassuringly friendly blue in Desmond's sight.
No red in sight yet, which means they're safe for now.
"Back room might also have keys and a map. Places like this tend to have back passages or tunnels for employees." He says, voice a little slower and monotone as he concentrates.
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"The tunnels would give us the ability to move around quickly and safely if the wildlife has not entered them already. Hopefully this will lead us there."
He tries to turn the handle of the door, but it doesn't budge. Locked.
"Another roadblock presents itself."