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Operation Darkest Hour Feedback post Day 1

i reved up the truck
10/10

i couldn't drift the truck
0/10
 
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10/10 died as the cprd overseer in the first 10 minutes. the event itself was really good and the atmosphere was there, gming for it was a blast.
 
was fun, but it was dark as hell also coudn't see , rest is good but yea plz give us more ammo thanks
 
I was a sniper, had no ammo, found a big ass gun, saved my homies, finished ammo, got punched by OTA 11/10 would RP again
 
I was hiding from the big bad monster and I ended up in a crate seeing a guy infront of me slowly ripped to shreds, but just as he was about to die, this angry Japanese woman comes from behind with a spade and starts to smack the living shit out of it. It inspired a crazy German scientist to run out of his crate hiding spot, kick the creature up the ass to save the Japanese woman from being torn to shreds. He ends up hurting his own foot, he gets kicked back by the creature instead and reduced to the concrete floor... then the event ended on a cliffhanger.

I think there's too many hiding spots. That creature turns into a non-threat the moment you find a little crate or a smelly dumpster. Either way, I'm loving playing it so far from an entrapped Jerry in a gasmask trying not to get torn apart by Alien Isolation in Half Life 2.
 
My first OSF event; it went great, all things considered. It does turn out that giving a bunch of untrained recruits rifles and sending them on their way tends to result in alot of friendly fire, but as far as I can tell noone died from it. I was surprised by the lack of death in general, only one OSF member died. The Hold-out section at the end was amazingly tense, as everyone slowly ran out of ammo and had to rely on those who did to protect them.

10/10 would shoot zombies and aliens again.
 
I for one personally greatly enjoyed it, the stress of running a bunch of recruits around is something i greatly enjoy in leadership, but they do need a lot of work to become proper soldiers. As they did play their part quite well. I am quite happy with the outcome, I had to constantly micromanage and make sure people didn't eat shit. I think regardless of it all, I did pretty well leadership wise, i had a great time as i always do with OSF. Plus i got to lead from the front a few times so that was fun.
 
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