[7.2.5] The usual Exile fodder, Mr. Schwartz - Syntax - 5/29/07

**Agent_Pace**

Tesori,

It is my pleasure to notify you that a squad of the illegal commando programs utilized by the General has been deleted by System operatives. Operatives Grod, HostileIntention, jl10899, Mathalos, Natasha768, S7acy, and Tenshi916, having provided convincing evidence of their combat prowess, attacked the commandos; operatives HostileIntention and S7acy survived to complete the elimination of the programs. Many other System operatives assisted in obtaining access to the secure Merovingian construct in which the programs were hidden.

Efficientemente,

Agent Pace
System Liaison

**ZaneZavin**

So little thought was put into that, couldn't you have salvaged those commandos? They obviously were not a threat to the simulation, as you had the key.

**MotorZ**

Yeah, I thought this was pretty worthless, I thought the commandos would come into play later on. Whatever, I helped find that access code originally, and saw it be exchanged.

Wish it coulda been a real construct, hehe.

**CPT_Starschwar**

((Whoa... my name in an event title? And I was worried about a screenshot of my accidental random run into Pace was going to make it in... ))

**MxO_Neopill** · 05/30/2007 17:41:13

Last I heard, the General was running out of, if not almost nearly depleted of, his Elites. I'm statring to wonder if the Machines have actually developed a affinity for testing thier operatives in situational response.

I dont trust you, and never will.

Pill.

Vogt

Congratulations to the operatives. Obviously it was more efficient to eliminate those illegal programs. Either in the hands of the General or the Merovingian, Commandos aren't meant to be used for selfish reasons.

**Fryzool** · 05/30/2007 17:46:12

Agent_Pace wrote:

((I always wanted to by center stage in an LE post picture....but not like this. Not like this. lol))

**MxO_Neopill**

Vogt wrote:

Congratulations to the operatives. Obviously it was more efficient to eliminate those illegal programs. Either in the hands of the General or the Merovingian, Commandos aren't meant to be used for selfish reasons.

Refer to my last post. I highly doubt the machines see things as they come, they have proved that from day one. Everything is calculated and pre-determined, so to say. The only X factor are your Redpill "human" operatives. Hmm............wanna play a game of Chess? Shall we play a game?

It's becoming increasingly obvoius to me that the Control you so highly regard yourselves to possess, is in fact, slipping. Im not going to credit Zion, nor the Merovingian for this, but simply say that there is a very human, yet fatal if let go unrecognized, flaw in the source. Its called trust. And if you did not learn from Smith, then there will be more Generals, and others that will decieve and betray you. Much like human society at it's peak, you as well, are doomed to fail.

**Yasamuu**

Nice work HostileIntention and S7acy for managing to bring home victory for The Machines, you did us proud and deserved your reward.

**CPT_Starschwar**

hellstomp3r wrote:

Vogt wrote:
Congratulations to the operatives. Obviously it was more efficient to eliminate those illegal programs. Either in the hands of the General or the Merovingian, Commandos aren't meant to be used for selfish reasons.

Refer to my last post. I highly doubt the machines see things as they come, they have proved that from day one. Everything is calculated and pre-determined, so to say. The only X factor are your Redpill "human" operatives. Hmm............wanna play a game of Chess? Shall we play a game?
It's becoming increasingly obvoius to me that the Control you so highly regard yourselves to possess, is in fact, slipping. Im not going to credit Zion, nor the Merovingian for this, but simply say that there is a very human, yet fatal if let go unrecognized, flaw in the source. Its called trust. And if you did not learn from Smith, then there will be more Generals, and others that will decieve and betray you. Much like human society at it's peak, you as well, are doomed to fail.

I don't see what you're getting at, Pill. We found the commandos, we killed them. It's our daily routine, just with the addition of an annoying archivist.

**SIMLO**

A successful operation. I extend my gratitude to all those who participated.

**MotorZ**

Let me clarify....Cypherites, not Machines, found out about the commandoes. We made an exchange with the Machines to give them this data.

Also, the Mero had kidnapped the commandos. This was not an fake exercise.

BigNorth

MotorZ wrote:

Let me clarify....Cypherites, not Machines, found out about the commandoes. We made an exchange with the Machines to give them this data.

Also, the Mero had kidnapped the commandos. This was not an fake exercise.

To Clarify even more MotorZ. You did find out about the Commandos you only Stole a Key from the Merov.
The machines, vogt I should say. Found out about the Commandos after scanning the book. All the Cyph new is that it went to a Merov Constoct. They had no Clue about the Commandos

just to Clarify a bit more.

**Procurator**

Nicely done, boys and girls!

Pill, there will always be threats, and it's through our co-operation that we see them come to their eventual end. A threat like the General and his army, however, will not be repeated: the Machines' forces have been built programmed with control overrides after his defection, so they will do exactly as they're told.

These Commandoes, however, were of no use to us nor the Machines. They needed to be deleted. Though not, as a few people thought, at the expense of accepting information from Cypherites.

Oh, regarding that little point, I'd like to make it clear that the Machines will be dealing with the payment for the key, not Machinists.

Havocide

Looked pretty fun.