ALIENS: Colonial Marine Corps RPG

Our first active RP in ages and I may have already made a fool of myself and set myself up for death.

I don't know whether I should feel embarrassed or accomplished.

As he moved from the elevator to his position behind Taggert, facing to the right from the point of view of the elevator, Kellser heard the unmistakable sounds of a motion tracker echoing around the room. He grimaced when he stopped behind Taggert, muttering a curse in his head. He was briefly think...

Kellser nodded as he looked at the assembled weapons. "Got it," he said as he took the Px4 and checked the magazine, finding it loaded with .45 ACP rounds. He also took the Desert Eagle and handed it to Taggert saying, "You can handle the recoil on this thing way better than I can.&qu...

It seemed some mental processes were slower to return to full power than others, as it wasn't until Kellser reached his locker and started throwing on his shirt and fatigue pants when he remembered that he didn't really have a fire team at this point in time. He shook his head as he fastened his bel...

The stimuli one experienced upon waking, mainly the sounds one heard, were dull at first for Corporal Matthew Kellser as the lid of his cryo-pod lifted and he was lifted back into the waking world. But his mind seemed to turn the knobs and increase the volume of everything, and he was now aware that...

Sure, I'd be in.

I'd be up for it. I disappeared for awhile because of community college (sorry for that), but I should be good for the summer.

My friends who have it say it's fun. I've seen a Let's Play and I'd have to concur that it's nowhere near what it could have been, but I'm still gonna get it.

Not Doom -based, no, unless you mean "old-school, pixellated FPS". It was an original sci-fi FPS developed by Bungie for the Macintosh in 1994. It's notable for being the first FPS with a serious narrative plot to it and featured objectives for its missions besides just "get from poin...

Good on you for getting things going. I'm only just now able to get my own college machinations working, so hopefully I can catch up. Also:

Radley, B. G. wrote:No one comes here, anymore.

Congratulations on surviving Ravenholm.