Operation: Tomorrow
NR13-ROMEO; 18-AUG-2019
Mas hoje tem, amanhã não.
Today you have; tomorrow you don’t.
It was Saturday morning, and there were reports that PNW Resistance agents were being scrappier than usual.
I pulled up the intel map as I normally do, to try and spot any patterns or open lanes where there shouldn’t be.
As occasionally happens, I spotted some lanes that our opponents had overlooked.
Flying a regional-scale megafield isn’t a trivial task. There’s key movement to worry about, identifying each potential blocker and the conditions required to resolve it, accounting for all universes of unforeseen circumstances, navigating social issues, and plotting everything out on an uncompromising timeline that ends at checkpoint whether you’ve succeeded or not. Megafields typically take weeks to plan, and they’re fairly exhausting for the organizers.
Still, we had these open lanes…
Mas hoje tem, amanhã não.
Operation: Tomorrow came together in 24 hours, using some keys we had left over from previous ops that were too good to recycle. It was a smallish field for PNW Enlightened--only about ten million MU clocked for check--but score wasn’t the point, not this time.
Mas hoje tem, amanhã não.
In the Pacific Northwest, summer is drawing to a close. There will never be another summer quite like it. There may never be another game quite like Ingress, in this time, in this place, at this moment.
What will we plan for tomorrow?
Comments
I just did it for the view.
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I also was in it for the view; I can't quote Strandit or post my own picture, but Haystock Rock was lovely.
I'd like to take this chance to submit a complaint to the management about my view.
Next time, send me to an island. In daylight, k?
Why put off for tomorrow what we can do.... well, tomorrow.
I'd post a picture, buuuttt..
It was fun. Nothing like an excuse to go to visit a nice beach town.