#Loud screeching with ventrilo keyup full#

Clearly the cold water has jarred your senses into paranoia.

I'm not talking to the empty air, I'm talking to you,' you say to no one. >, Agent $name didn't have time to move before the ship fell into the dark, razor-cold water. Will ?she overcome the horrid obstacles that await ?her there?Īs the shores of $location neared, ?they could not know that ?their ship was doomed. >Will Agent $name be able to rescue Mirvil from the enemy's grasp in $location? Mirvil was in trouble, and that's what mattered.>]>'> >All ?they got was >]>, but that was all ?they needed. Mirvil is cheery and reckless, where Agent $name is > Agent Mirvil is $name's opposite in every way. Because the enemy-they have taken ?their only friend. The dark clouds gathered, and ?she walked to the bow.Īgent $name is tired. ?She climbed, shivering into that metal casket that a $command captain tried to call a boat. And now ?their battle has brought ?her here-a one way trip to the end of the broken world: > To a friend ?she had nearly forgotten-Mirvil. In ?their infinite anguish, $name made a call. > and came to terms with the malice of the cosmos, something broke inside of $name. How it happened doesn't matter, though people have started calling it //>Īgent $name grew up in a corner of the world, > It is a sad story, but one of //''glorious triumph''// in the face of despair. >Right, sorry, this is the story about how ?she died trying to save the world. Are you still listening?!>īy which I mean, a story about Agent $name. >So there I am, in the bathroom now, right? And I'm trying to remotely land the helicopter, but suddenly I hear my mother- hey, I just got some really gross-sounding feedback on your end. Good thing you've had enough swimming for today decide not to walk any further down this beach, since your //walkie// couldn't have been that far from where you washed up. What could have caused such an There's something moving out there in the water. >The beach is covered in junk from the wreck. You also //don't// roll your eyes, since this is clearly an //''important''// moment that you are taking very seriously.

how is it still working? You need to find it and radio the Colonel. >//BUZZING//-the helicopter is-//HISSING AND POPPING//-where are you?!->Īgent $name - > - $location: Southern Sandbank In some cases, you may need to click 'Restart' in the sidebar for audio to load the first time. Try configuring your audio settings and when you're ready, you can ]. > This story is best with headphones and audio enabled. You pull yourself to your knees in the rock-pocked sand. >The gulls scatter suddenly as something hisses on the beach. There's sandy gravel underneath you and you figure that's probably not eyes open slowly. The salt sticks into your clothes and the waves have licked you over. They screech and caw and rattle their little pointed feathers.

#Loud screeching with ventrilo keyup full#

If you're having trouble, or don't have access to a phone camera, ].> mudgulls are in full concert. >This game is best experienced with headphones and on a computer or tablet. You should probably let Colonel know what happened. >Oh! Right, you muted yourself cause you were chewing. What the- how did the Colonel not hear the > Okay, now where do I make a new emergency monitor?! Is it under 'New Window'?. >.(well, you don't have to be a dickweed about it). Where do I make a new emergency monitor?! Is it under 'New Window'?.

Oh, //shoot// I had the emergency window closed again! Man this new operating system is not intuitive. uh, I'm glad you're still alive! Where are you now? Are the crew alright? Why wasn't I notified?! Oh.