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I've recieved word back from their leader, and we're not that much closer to knowing anything. We are now at hidden, so anything posted in this guild cannot be seen by outsiders. If someone would like to infiltrate their guild (our possible employers) and tell me if there's any more information worthwhile, then I'd appriciate it. Here's a link to the guild:
http://www.gaiaonline.com/guilds/index.php?guild_id=33951



And so you all know, they will have to pay a certain price, even if it is a token amount and I have to pay some out of pocket to you guys, as that you will be paid for your services to the guild if we are in the employ of others.

Sheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeyit.

Sir, I am all up for a war between the guilds. Remember, it isn't the amount of men you have at your disposal, it's how you use them.

I have faith that your leadership will help us win any battle between any larger guild. It's not like we have limitations (Money, ammo, vehicles, etc.) Hell, for all they know, we are a mercenary air force, with the newest jets and missiles. What's a little white lie gonna do.

I do have an idea, so that we really aren't lying. We start a program which teaches our characters how to fly. We either go by time basis, or by RP basis. (Time is when, say, after a few days, you give us a certificate of completion and we can fly, and RP basis is just that. We RP learning to fly.)

But, we can still have anti-air weapons.

So what's all this? The Gaian Army is pretty lolzy.

Still have it bookmarked where me and a buddy executed one of their generals. Not that it really makes a difference; everybody's an officer or something.

If it looks like fun I wouldn't be opposed to atleast showing up and spectating.

Sir, I'm always ready to lend my rifle to the fight. Also, I agree with Landry. It isn't how many men you have, it's the type of men you have. Judging by the fact that The Gaian Army is so large, I'd say I that, by Gaia literate-noob ratio statistics, a good amount of them are probably noobs who think autofire with an assault rifle at a 200 yard range in a good idea....

Actually I do agree with Carlos to a point, as well. He is right about the Gaian standpoint that not many members are going to be active. BUT let us think about it from a tactical standpoint. I'll use Black Hawk Down and any take-cover war-like videogame as reference material.

More often then not, modern battles are either going to be wagged in ruined or still-standing urban areas, correct? And if not, they'll be wagged near some sort of key battlefield location, such as a few farm buildings used as a base, an old oil refinery, etcetera. Now, numbers are great and all, but let us look back to (for those of you who've seen the movie) the scene in BHD when the Marines and Rangers are fast-roping out of the helicopter and down into the combat zone. They had an entire militia rushing them at that point, and they still held their own, only taking one, maybe two wounded men, while they seemed to have dropped quite a few miltiamen. Or in modern war games, such as GRAW and GAW, a small squad of men is easily able to handle small swarms of less trained soldiers.

To put it simply, the quality of our soldiers is likely better than the Gaian Army, and if we pick our strategy and our battlefield carefully, we should easily have the upper hand. Remember, in an all out firefight, only three things really matter: firearm range, training, and, last but certainly not least, cover.

Aye. I'm just looking forward to having our Elite crush one of the most powerful guilds in Gaia twisted .

You know that'll gain The Latrocinium respect....
we all need to be ready for it, though...

Colonel Xenos, have you given any thought toward setting up a few training exercises for the group so that we can get our fighting and squad tactics back up into shape? I'd think that since not many of us have seen any real combat for some time now we're probably a little rusty. I want to be sure we're in tip top condition if anything does end up goin' down.