Nuclear Operative
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Welcome to the Syndicate Nuclear Operatives! Backed by Gorlex Entertainment, Nuclear Operatives(AKA: "Nukies") are bent on one simple goal: Absolute and Total Destruction of Nanotrasen's Space Station 14. Sounds easy enough, but getting to that point won't exactly be smooth sailing. This guide will help remind you of how to start a Nuclear Device and become renowned amongst the Syndicate.
Meet The Team
Nuclear Operatives start with a team of at least three members. A Commander, a Corpsman, and a couple Operatives.
As the Commander, it is your goal to lead your team to a successful Nuclear Operation. Use your authority to coordinate a plan of attack with your team, and possibly with Syndicate Command.
As the Corpsman, you are responsible with keep your team alive, medicated, and stimulated. You start with a Gorlex Hypospray, A Dart Gun, some basic Stimulants, and a Chemistry Lab for you to make whatever Medicines or Chemical Weapons you can think of. Just remember, your teams health is your prime objective!
As an Operative, you are a normal foot soldier in the Nuclear Operation. Work with your team and stick together to complete your objective!
Debrief: How to Bomb a Station
Blowing up the Station is not as easy as it sounds. For one, while the Syndicate was able to secure a Nanotrasen brand Nuclear Device AND the codes to go with it, they could not get the Nuclear Authentication Disk to arm it properly. Luckily for you, there just so happens to be one on the Station, guarded and protected by the Captain himself. So heres your checklist.
1) Arm up, get your gear ready.
2) Board your shuttle, and find the red folder with the Nuclear Codes(say this in the radio or local chat so your team can remember!)
3) Get to the station
4) GET THAT FUKKIN DISK
5) Arm the Nuclear Device
6) Hold out until Detonation
Syndicate Shopping List
As a member of the Syndicate Elite, you have a lot of options at your disposal, making it hard to choose! Here's a general list of things you should do while building your loadout.
- Check your Discounts, they may offer some really good deals and give you more to work with!
- Always bring a weapon, and bring more ammo then you think you'll need.
- A Hardsuit of some variety.
- Access Tools, such as a Jaws of Death or Access Breaker.
- Explosives!
- And more! Test out new things, just not on your Sqaudmates.
In The Field
After getting to the station VIA shuttle, confirming your loadout, and confirming that you know the Nuclear Codes, it's time for the fun part. Whatever your strategy may be, remember to STICK WITH YOUR TEAM. An Operative alone is a threat. An entire team however? It'll be hard to stop you with 2 other squad mates suppressing fire and healing you. Follow your pinpointer, and make way to the Nuke once someone has it!
To use the Nuke, heres a simple step by step.
1) Confirm the Nuke you have matches the one on the Code. 2) Anchor the Nuke in a position of your choice, preferably one easily dependable. 3) Insert the nuclear disk. 4) Enter the Nuclear Code, and hit [E] to Enter it in. 5) ARM.
From there, Code Delta is called and you're almost there to the Syndicate Hall of Fame! Hold out with your team until detonation!
Let Slip the Dogs of WAR.
If your team is feeling particularly daring, you may decide to declare WAR on the station. By doing so, you'll make your presence known to the station, and send them all into a panicked frenzy. Your shuttle will also be unable to leave until 20 minutes into the Round. However, now the Syndicate is VERY interested in the output of the Operation, and will grant all Operatives an additional TC bonus.
Just be aware, the station and it's crew won't be as easy to fight... what did you expect when declaring war..?
One Against All
Sometimes, the Syndicate may choose to send a Lone Operative instead of a Squad. This makes things a little difficult for you, as no team means no second chances. You gotta do this right.
To start, you should Enter the pilots cabin and read the little piece of paper on your right. Thats your chosen Nuclear Device(usually the on station one.) And the code to go with it.
When doing your shopping, consider getting some stealth options or possibly a Reinforcement of some sort. Direct firepower, while effective, only goes as far as your magazine capacity. Save your more offensive options for when you REALLY need it.
Alright Operative. Enough talk, you have a job to do. Go Nuclear. Go wild.