[8.3.3] We have a situation west of the Mercer Canal - Recursion - 10/19/07

**Agent_Gray**

I would like to commend those operatives who participated in the cleanup of at-large Zero One programs in the Edgewater area. This operation proceeded with great efficiency, and the robots were quickly subdued, with little damage to the surrounding area.

Well done, operatives.

Efficiently,

Agent Gray

Croesis · 10/23/2007 00:08:47

Looks like a straight forward op, much bang bang! Well done everyone. Obviously taking down the army that the Taskmaster constructed didn't cause too much trouble but why leave it until then? If the Taskmaster was allowed to roam freely, we could have taken it out and prevented having to destroy his army. I guess the system has it's reasons...

((Some of the Gray action shots looked Fab))

**Coro**

((Nice screens of Gray))

May be the Taskmaster was not the true subject of the experiment...

The location is also of possible pertinence, with the recent revelations of power supply within the simulation.

Croesis

You make a good point. I guess we shall have to wait to see what happens next.

**GypsyJuggler**

I'm surprised Binary Boy wasn't involved.

**CPT_Starschwar**

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"Spent his time building a robot army".

Funny stuff. In the pre chapter 8 mxo style, that would have probably been an entire subchapter, hehe.

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**Shinryu**

Excellent work, fellow Machinists.

(( And yes, some beautiful screens in this report SMILEY ))

PhroG

Stellar screens.

Looks like it was a great event.

**MXOMastatec**

Target Practice with Agent Gray.

**imax**

Doing what we do best sir. Cleaning up the mess, includeing those that arnt our own.

**MatrixRefugee**

Okay, Toastys, how are you going to explain *that* little mess with the robots running around, if some Blues happened to see what went down...?

((Hee! Looked like a literally bang-up fun event!))

**imax**

MatrixRefugee wrote:

Okay, Toastys, how are you going to explain *that* little mess with the robots running around, if some Blues happened to see what went down...?

We took care of it swiftly and efficiently, therfore no bluepills were harmed or even were aware of the situation.

**MatrixRefugee**

imax wrote:

MatrixRefugee wrote:
Okay, Toastys, how are you going to explain *that* little mess with the robots running around, if some Blues happened to see what went down...?

We took care of it swiftly and efficiently, therfore no bluepills were harmed or even were aware of the situation.

Hee... I suppose if someone *had* seen something they shouldn't, you could always cover it up with a bit in the Sentinel about it being a marketing stunt to promote a new video-game/movie/anime/etc.

**imax**

MatrixRefugee wrote:

imax wrote:
MatrixRefugee wrote:
Okay, Toastys, how are you going to explain *that* little mess with the robots running around, if some Blues happened to see what went down...?

We took care of it swiftly and efficiently, therfore no bluepills were harmed or even were aware of the situation.

Hee... I suppose if someone *had* seen something they shouldn't, you could always cover it up with a bit in the Sentinel about it being a marketing stunt to promote a new video-game/movie/anime/etc.

Since the disturbance took place in an industrial area after hours there were no bluepills in the area because they had already been releaved of thier working posts for the day. Had this happend during human working hours, the situation might have been slightly more difficult to handle, in which case some... rewritting of software would be needed. However we were fortunate with the timeing of the ordeal and had the mess cleaned up before the first human shift started that morning.

**Phluff**

imax wrote:

MatrixRefugee wrote:
imax wrote:
MatrixRefugee wrote:
Okay, Toastys, how are you going to explain *that* little mess with the robots running around, if some Blues happened to see what went down...?

We took care of it swiftly and efficiently, therfore no bluepills were harmed or even were aware of the situation.

Hee... I suppose if someone *had* seen something they shouldn't, you could always cover it up with a bit in the Sentinel about it being a marketing stunt to promote a new video-game/movie/anime/etc.
Since the disturbance took place in an industrial area after hours there were no bluepills in the area because they had already been releaved of thier working posts for the day. Had this happend during human working hours, the situation might have been slightly more difficult to handle, in which case some... rewritting of software would be needed. However we were fortunate with the timeing of the ordeal and had the mess cleaned up before the first human shift started that morning.

((pwnt))