Splinter Cell: Deniable Ops (Interest Check)
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Splinter Cell: Deniable Ops (Interest Check)
by The Ghost Writer Thu Jan 13, 2011 8:50 pm
Splinter Cell: Deniable Ops
One year ago Daniel Sloane-Suarez, codename: Archer, was tasked by NSA’s Third Echelon branch to track down stolen EMP tech in Russia, only to find clues and pieces to a much larger puzzle. When the EMPs went off in Washington D.C. and Archer found out that former Third Echelon director Tom Reed had backed President Caldwell into a corner, threatening assassination, he began to wonder if he was out of a job. To his luck, Sam Fisher – a rogue Splinter Cell-turned-vigilante – put a stop to Reed’s plan with the help of Third Echelon’s new director, Anna Grímsdóttir.
Today Third Echelon has a chance to redeem its shattered reputation for protecting the free world, before President Caldwell shuts it down for good. With one chance to turn things around, Archer has been redeployed to Russia, back to St. Petersburg to investigate the disappearance, or possible kidnapping, of the French ambassador’s fourteen year-old son whilst visiting the city. Archer’s last mission in St. Petersburg, one year ago, took him underneath the Banya restaurant and spa and through a secret brothel, where Andre Kobin’s associate, Boris Yeltsin, was known to control his drug and human trafficking business. Third Echelon wants Archer to pay him another friendly visit to find out what he knows.
Seeing as how Archer is operating in friendly territory, Third Echelon has asked Voron, Russia’s own special operations agency, to send Kestrel to provide assistance, once again, to Archer. The two raided the complex last year as a team. Will the mission go as smooth this time as it did last time? To provide further assistance, Third Echelon has allowed activation of more Splinter Cells, should Archer and Kestrel require their assistance.
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The Armory
---Weapons… Toys that Go Bang
Splinter Cells and Voron agents are equipped with Five-Seven pistols attached with laser sights, reflex sights, and five magazines of twenty match grade ammunition rounds for superior range and accuracy. Both field operatives are also equipped with SC3000 assault rifles with adjustable gun stocks, suppressors, and five magazines of thirty hollow point ammunition rounds for optimum damage. Both weapons are as silent as whispers in the wind… so long as you don’t miss.
---Armor or a Fashion Statement?
Third Echelon provides all of their Splinter Cells with the new 3E Eclipse Mark 7 Special Ops Suit; used by their field operatives for covert operations.
Voron field agents are provided with the new VR SV1 Akula Special Ops Suit; used by their field operatives for covert operations.
---Gadgets and Goodies
- Spoiler:
- Snake Cam: The Snake Cam is essentially a fiber optic cable, attached to an imaging device. It allows you to discreetly view the action on the other side of a door by peering under the sill.
Flash Grenades: Flash grenades temporarily blind and stun enemies that are close to them, or who are looking directly at them when they go off. This makes them a great tool for setting up your entry into a well-guarded area, or even helping to cover your escape from combat.
Frag Grenades: High Explosive Fragmentation Grenades are small anti-personnel devices, designed to be thrown. The explosive force and shrapnel can take out multiple targets in a small area. Just be aware that this may wake the neighbors
Sticky Camera: The Sticky Camera is useful for allowing you to see an area remotely. You can activate a Sticky Camera by throwing it into the environment. Once the Sticky Cam is deployed you can access the live video feed using the small comm-brace on your forearm. What’s makes the Sticky Cam even more tactical is that it comes loaded with a classy trumpet call, sounding off to distract enemies and lure them towards the noise. Once an enemy is close enough to the tiny camera, you can remote-detonate the device like a micro-bomb, or release a gaseous sedative that knocks out a target within seconds.
Remote Mine: Remote Mines are detonated explosive ambush devices. Using the same adhesive as Sticky Cameras, a Remote Mine can be tossed at just about anything and… well… stick. Use your comm-brace to make a loud boom.
Sonar Goggles: The Ultra High Frequency Sonar Goggles use sonic pulses, combined with an advanced AI controller, that penetrate through objects and walls to provide an enhanced visual representation of the engagement zone. In other words, Sonar Goggles literally see through walls and identify humans – discriminating between armed targets and civilians – and detect explosives. Mark Frymann, the wiz behind the technology, tripped the proto-type goggles he had given to Sam in Third Echelon to detect the facility’s laser security grid. The same has now been done for all sets issued to Splinter Cells and Voron operatives with the ability to detect any nearby laser security grid in the environment. Take note, however, that when agents move with the goggles activated, the vision becomes blurry since its using sound to map the area. It is best to deactivate the goggles when you need to reposition or make sudden movements.
Portable EMP Device: All Splinter Cells and Voron operatives are now equipped with a small EMP device attached to the back of their armor. The low-intensity EMP generator is capable of knocking out electronics without permanently damaging them. When you activate the EMP device, it takes out all of the lights and electronics in a small radius around you. You can use the darkness and confusion to make a quick escape – or to launch an attack.
EMP Grenades: EMP Grenades are a shorter-range, higher-intensity version of the Portable EMP Device. As a consequence, the effects of the EMP detonation last longer, making this grenade a highly useful tool for preparing an entry into a hostile area. EMP grenades are also helpful for when you want longer, strategic control of an area.
Third Echelon Mission Briefing
Hanson: Alright, here’s the sit. rep. Archer, Kestrel: we need you two to infiltrate Boris Yeltsin’s spa and restaurant, called the St. Petersburg Banya, completely undetected. Boris will probably be down in his basement brothel. Once you reach him, interrogate him using any means necessary to gain as much intel as you can on our target’s whereabouts.
The target’s name is Maxim Réynold; the fourteen year-old, and only, son of the French ambassador to Russia, Joseph Réynold. Voron has confirmed intel that Maxim was kidnapped by human traffickers, and the only major crime lord left in St. Petersburg, after a Spetznaz raid two years ago, is Yeltsin. The target is approximately five-foot; two inches and weighs 139 pounds. He has brown hair and hazel eyes and was last seen wearing a black, long-sleeve shirt and faded blue jeans.
You’ll be inserted right outside the Banya in the same alleyway that you came in last time. Make your way into the annex building, through the spa, and across the courtyard into the main restaurant. After that, head deep into the basement to find the secret brothel that Yeltsin will more than likely be taking refuge in. Watch out down there. Satellite scans may show nothing but valid targets up top, but the brothel will probably have a lot of innocents. There is to be no weapons fire inside the brothel. We don’t want to risk an international incident by letting a stray bullet strike a friendly. Also, the Russian government has asked us to take out Boris once and for all when this is all over with; so when you see him, tell him Russia says goodbye… after you interrogate him, of course.
Remember, this is to be a deniable op; meaning we were never there. So try not to make your presence known.
Grimm: The Banya's security systems have been upgraded since you two last visisted the area in 2010. Not only is it filled with jumpy mercenaries carrying automatic weapons, but its been outfitted with random laser grids, infrared security cameras, and the occasional .50 cal gun turret controlled by individual operators in remote locations in the buildings. You'll need to avoid detection at all costs, even if that means eliminating a few key hostiles. Just make sure you keep it clean and discreet. We don't need anyone sounding an alarm and conducting a search.
I'm authorizing the activation of more Splinter Cells, and Russia is also authorizing the deployment of more Voron operatives should you two need their assistance. All operatives on standby have already been briefed on what's going on and are ready for your call.
Good luck out there.
Primary Objectives:
1. Obtain the location of Maxim Réynold by interrogating Boris Yeltsin
2. Secure Maxim
Secondary Objectives:
1. Eliminate Boris Yeltsin
2. Find out who Maxim’s kidnappers are and eliminate the one responsible
Anyone interested? You don't necessarily need to know much about Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell series. The story line is pretty cut and dry so far, but with a lot of room for plot twists and surprises. I just need at least one person to take over Kestrel and we're good to go, so if this does end up being a one-on-one RP, I'm perfectly fine with that.
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