During the Assault, before the Patch Note

[loyalrebel]

...how much longer until the cure-patch is ready?

The fight in Ophiuchus is looking like it is going to be very lethal very quickly if the silver power boost keeps up.

I can theoretically disrupt everything here, but I cannot guarantee the outcome of the disruption when it comes to the distribution of the cure-patch. It is something I believe the mark of the Arcana have given, breaking down order and communication.

If enough people agree it is a good plan in order to save lives on either side despite the risk, I can likely get in behind Trojan lines to hit their side and back out unharmed. If someone else with the skill is willing to hit the Defenders we can likely stall the assault for a time.

Again, the risk is that it will disrupt whatever distribution line is being used for the cure-patch.

If someone would be willing to pose this question to the programs as well, it would be wise. A decision needs to be reached swiftly, however.

Comments

[leftbehindagain]

We are quite literally on the point of a mass distribution, as soon as we get the Trojans' communications decrypted. Please don't do anything that might compromise the patch taking hold.

[loyalrebel]

Work faster.

This is swiftly becoming a slaughter.

If all you need is more power, my Atma magics are electricity and I can teleport wherever required.

[leftbehindagain]

We are working faster. If I think we'll need more Assistance than I can give my myself, I'll ask for it. It's not a question of power.

[loyalrebel]

They have an endless supply of bullets and are ripping through armor.

Get as much help as you physically can regardless of what you think you need.

[leftbehindagain]

Then distributing the patch is going to help the best. I have work to do.

[He's also not sure he can physically get anyone with the relevant skill set there before they finish, at this pace. Literally Almost Done.]

[youandyoualone]

Mayhap no one has told you this, but in my experience telling people to work faster on something they are already working as fast as they can on more often distracts them than actually causes the pace of the work to increase.