Lordblackadder
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Ok.
You're the officer in charge of reclaiming the Black Mesa Facility.
At your disposal you have a certain # of troops, V-22 Ospreys and Apache Attack choppers, M-1 Tanks and Bradley Fighting Vehicles. The Air Force will be there too.
So I'm brainstorming about all the things that it would take to reclaim that facility. BM is big, we get a good idea of it's size in the three games. We can surmise how many soldiers there were,
I've put the estimate at 300 grunts, 50-100 black ops. At least 3 Apaches, and a bunch of Armored Vehicles.
Seems this wasn't enough for such an ambitious plan as to reclaim BM, while killing everything in it.
What would you have done? How would Gordon's leaving BM for Xen change the grunt's tactical situation? I mean aside from Gordon the grunts could have taken out all the aliens and personell, in my view. Especially if the Black Ops were sent in to reinforce, not kill, them.
Thoughts?
You're the officer in charge of reclaiming the Black Mesa Facility.
At your disposal you have a certain # of troops, V-22 Ospreys and Apache Attack choppers, M-1 Tanks and Bradley Fighting Vehicles. The Air Force will be there too.
So I'm brainstorming about all the things that it would take to reclaim that facility. BM is big, we get a good idea of it's size in the three games. We can surmise how many soldiers there were,
I've put the estimate at 300 grunts, 50-100 black ops. At least 3 Apaches, and a bunch of Armored Vehicles.
Seems this wasn't enough for such an ambitious plan as to reclaim BM, while killing everything in it.
What would you have done? How would Gordon's leaving BM for Xen change the grunt's tactical situation? I mean aside from Gordon the grunts could have taken out all the aliens and personell, in my view. Especially if the Black Ops were sent in to reinforce, not kill, them.
Thoughts?