Forced RPG 2: Project Gsekai
11-09-2018, 07:21 PM
Jamar finds that the tablets comprise a manual of sorts to instruct a commanding officer on the upkeep of this facility.
There are provisions on wall maintenance, patrol schedules, and some sort of communication system which Samad's notes prove insufficient to decipher.
Of particular interest is a section on troop management: After completing basic training and 100 [unknown units of time] of service, a soldier may go through a series of trials to determine their eligibility for promotion to an "elite" rank. The commander is advised to exercise great discretion in approving a promotion and the selection of the soldier's new role, (as well as restraint with explosives, for some reason) as each transformation process comes at great cost. Ensure that newly promoted "elites" follow a strict training regimen to reduce the risk of overexertion-related casualties. Recommended distribution is seven men out of every ten assigned to the three direct combat "knight" roles with the four "subversive" roles selected as needed. The remaining positions may not be granted without direct orders from [untranslatable, presumably a general or higher authority].
[Jamar has passed 1% of quota]
There are provisions on wall maintenance, patrol schedules, and some sort of communication system which Samad's notes prove insufficient to decipher.
Of particular interest is a section on troop management: After completing basic training and 100 [unknown units of time] of service, a soldier may go through a series of trials to determine their eligibility for promotion to an "elite" rank. The commander is advised to exercise great discretion in approving a promotion and the selection of the soldier's new role, (as well as restraint with explosives, for some reason) as each transformation process comes at great cost. Ensure that newly promoted "elites" follow a strict training regimen to reduce the risk of overexertion-related casualties. Recommended distribution is seven men out of every ten assigned to the three direct combat "knight" roles with the four "subversive" roles selected as needed. The remaining positions may not be granted without direct orders from [untranslatable, presumably a general or higher authority].
[Jamar has passed 1% of quota]
