Yeah, the Council here is going to be approximately as helpful as the Council in X-Com. The first base is free, but the rest'll cost ya.

>"free"
Free implies you get something for nothing. With the state of our current base, it's more like we were handed a 'free' bill.

>>62197
EXACTLY AS HELPFUL.

Can we like, have the council stop trying to help?

Every time they get involved something somehow goes wrong.

>>62749
There's a reason all my plans to date have involved finding ways to kill off the council.

>>62755
Then post yer plans. Or make suggestions. It's hard to form consensus from two people.

Oh, and food for thought: All of your employees were given to you by the Council.

>>62756
I... have? Pretty sure I've got 3 or 4 suggestions that all ended with some variant of "and then we blow up the council". :p

Long term planning in this quest seems silly, anyways. Too unpredictable.

>>62758
Eh. It seems predictable to me. But then, I'm insane. HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. Have a murderbot: http://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2012/10/darpa-rescue-robot/

Remember kids, Lucky causes ALL forms of probability to become skewed. While this means he can succeed against incredible odds, it also means the odds will become more incredible, and weird things will happen around him.

>>62780
...Does this include him just staying on the ship?

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>>62782
Hey, that's a great idea! Thanks, I'll make sure to write that one down.

Here's more of the S-FILES.

>>62784
Oh god, what have I done now.
How far away was the fleet when it was destroyed? (as in how long it took him to get here after it happened)

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>>62785
Only a few days. They ran into a Battleship and got their ass kicked.