Ender's Game OOCC and Profiles

[UnationConsideration]

1) Nobody said it was locked.
2) You sorta implied that you where going to sleep
3) I dont understand

EDIT: Oohh! You thought it was me while it was another girl XD!

4) What I look in a girl is....Wrong Topic

[Jerry]

Ok, I'll leave you about the locked door... it seems my posts aren't long enough...

But my char was sitting, not sleeping.

[UnationConsideration]

Montaz, you cant just TYPE what I did. You cant just choose the dragon group for me.  Im sorry but you need to edit your post. 5. You may not control another character without their express permission for ANY reason.

[Mr Pokemon]

Just a few things about Battle school:
-All of the rooms with bunks are arranged like a long hall with 20 beds a side, to fit the 40 kids in each army. The commander sleeps in a seperate room near the main one.
-To get between levels in the battle school, there are ladders and poles to slide down and climb up.

About battles:
-In battles, each of the 41 soldier army's launch through a gate into the battle room. The battle room contains no gravity, so the soldiers may move whatever direction they wish. However, the direction and speed they push off, is the direction and speed they stay, until they hit a wall.

[Jerry]

Oh, I didn't know about that... hm... I have to edit my posts then

[Mr Pokemon]

Its okay, I didn't expect you to know everything. It's not like you'll be kicked out of the RP.

Some more about battles:
All soldiers wear flash suits, special clothing that is lit up in the battle room. When hit by one of the guns, that area of the flash suit freezes and the light goes out. The soldier can still move any other parts of the body until they are hit or the battle ends. A battle ends when one army has four soldiers press their helmets against the corners of the enemies gate, and another soldier passes through. In most battles, there are stars, which are large boxes, floating in the middle of the battle room. These are mostly used for cover, and changing direction. Most armies are divided into 4 groups of 5 by the commander. Each of these platoons, or 'toons' as the children call them, are led by a soldier selected by the commander.

[Jerry]

So, this implies that there are two 'guarded' gates, which the opposing teams should try to reach?

Should all the helmets be pressed at the same time? Or is it can be like one, then the second comes, then the third and finally the forth?

I would like to know about the flashsuits. Are there a specific number of 'flashlights' for each soldier (just confirming, I know that it won't be fair otherwise)? How many are there?

Is there such a thing as health pack? I don't know, since you didn't mention it, but Monzta did in one of his posts.

Okay, that's it for the questions. Sorry for asking so many <=)

[Mr Pokemon]

All the helmets must be pressed at the same time, while the other soldier passes through.

Each soldier has the same exact equipment. The gun uses a beam that hits the flashsuit, causing it to freeze. After the soldier is entirely frozen, they will drift around the battleroom, dead.

There are no health packs. Once a soldier is hit, it can not be restored until the end of the battle. The only exception is in practice. In practice, the army's commander will have a 'Hook,' which is like a remote that can be used to travel where you want to and can unfreeze soldiers. The hook can't be used in actual battles, or anywhere outside of practice. What I said was in the battle room before is all that is in the battle room. The only other thing are handholds on parts of the wall, gates, and stars.

Don't worry about asking questions, I don't mind answering them, and the more everyone knows, the better.

[Jerry]

Thanks!

One thing I think you forgot. How many hits does one have to receive to be considered 'dead'?

[Mr Pokemon]

I think they have to be hit in all the limbs, and the body. The parts that can be frozen are upper arms and legs, lower arms and legs, and body, I believe.
A soldier is damaged if they are hit anywhere. There is a scoreboard in the cafeteria that tracks all the players scores such as kills, deaths, and amount of times damaged. The top kids are there for everyone to see.

[Jerry]

So, it brings to five... okay thanks again for this and the additional info

[LeoReborn]

and What is Classified as a "Kill/Death"?

[Jerry]

What do you mean?

If a player gets shot 5 times on 5 different parts of his/her body, (s)he is considered 'dead' until the end of the battling session.

[LeoReborn]

I was making sure there were no "One-Shot"

[Mr Pokemon]

Actually, I'm not sure what happens if you get hit on the head.
Also, Freezing means that the suit locks up, it doesn't mean that it gets covered in ice or something.