Captain Fenshire's Ops Team

[Fenny]

Alright soldiers, listen up.

Many of you need training. This goes for everyone in Zion who checks this mainframe. I don't mind running you burgers through some missions for Tyndall if I'm not busy, but I do got some rules.

Actually, one rule.

When we're running missions, you are not to hang out in the elevator or outside the mission area. You are to run headfirst into the zone of operations guns blazings and fists flying. You are not some ponebizkit that I'm escorting from point A to point B. Your name is not Broomfondle.

You are an operative in the greatest faction in Zion. You are here to be the best. If you're not the best already, you are here to learn HOW to be the best.

Sitting in an elevator filing your fingernails will not achieve anything in your path to greatness here in the Trust. I am not a baby-sitter. Lesser experienced operatives have everything to learn from engaging in battle in operations. For one, and the most important, you learn how to survive an attack from multiple high-threat enemy targets. You learn to no longer fear the loading area, and learn to return to the area of operations in the quickest means possible. You learn how to assist more experienced operatives by causing states so those operatives can perform their most deadliest of attacks. You learn which lower level abilities are advantageous at any level, such as Neuro-dart. You learn to break shields for your seniors.

You have everything to gain from assisting in the area of operations.

If you are on my mission team, and I catch you snoozing in the elevator, you will be removed from the team and exempt from any further missions under my command.

Is this understood?

Fenshire, Captain of the HvCFT Devildog

((In otherwords, not helping in the missions is one of my biggest pet peeves. I leveled myself without relying on a level 50 character to power level me. I'm not a frickin' babysitter who's gonna run you through suck ass missions that I hate doing, while you type /follow or /afk and get yourself a Coke and a bag of Fritos while I do all the work.))

[zdn1]

((Pwnage. Fen's right.))

((Please note you can always run back to the elevator if you're really low on health and pills aren't going to save you. However, that should be the only reason. If you have a decent healer with you there shouldn't be a problem. And once you're healed up, get back in the fight.))

[Lovable]

I'll be glad to join you Fen. You guys know I hate feeling useless.

[Raddclif]

Great!!
I guess my free ride is over now. Meh.

If anyone is interested, I am all for being spoon fed. As a matter of fact, I was hoping that someone could log in for me and grind all my levels so I could spend my time on LOTRO.

Smeat. It satisfies.

[Farplane]

It's true, we've been coddling our operatives for far too long. At this rate they won't be prepared for anything. Except maybe memorising that little elevator jingle.

I'll help you shape them into real Trustees if you need it.

[JacenScheild]

If you really think about it, Operatives who are more hands on are more likely to succeed in the battle feild. I had no 50's helping me level when I was a young recruit. Hell I was the second heighest level in my faction at the time and I was still below level 30. We learned the streets and how to fight because we had no one to coddle us when we were young. So why should we start now.

[RedBindi]

I can see nothing but good coming from this. This should also help teach our recruits to follow and pay attention to our orders and to promote more teamwork.

Another good idea Fen.

[axcel]

Sounds good to me

((When I played with Akhil I occasionally had 50's with me and hated being told to wait in the elevator because i would get bored so this works out perfectly ))

[Alphaea]

((I usually run missions as Force Multiplier, which includes a rez, anyways when running with the wee ones. So don't worry about death, just worry about keeping up with my magical speed boots.))

[Kallistrate]

I have never shied away from combat, no matter the opponent. I expect others to do the same.