The Distributed Human Societal Research Initiative (Outlands Organisation, And Bitch please.)

As you traverse across the Outlands, you find a House. Being exhausted from walking, you go inside to take a break. To your surprise, you find a Film projector in the house, with a film reel already in it. As you check the reel, it looks winded and ready to play. You grab a chair, and turn on the projector...

The Film starts Showing a Logo, with five large Letter inside, And Two under the first five.




The Logo fades, and A Man in a Pin-striped Black business suit appears, Greeting you with the first words of the film.



"Greetings, And Welcome to the Distributed Human Societal Research Initiative. I am Joseph Staton, and I will be your Guide for this Orientation. Here at DHSRI, we have have 7 Stations in the Eurasian area, all serving a different Purpose. After This Film is over, you may report back to your Recruiter, who will assign you to a Station, And your Role in that station. Now that we have gone over the Basics, Let me give you a Little history on DHSRI: The Distributed Human Societal Research Initiative was founded in 1992 by Robert Falman as a Research project involving an Array of Sciences, aswell as studies of Human Society and its Many Variants. Our Stations Span across Japan, Asia, and the Euro-Asian Border. Even today during the Combine occupation of earth, the Research Initiative is live and well, serving its original purpose since. Although-- *Entire section is cut off* --Now that your Orientation is over, and you are prepared to be Assigned to a Station, you may return to your Recruiter. On Behalf of all our Personnel, We wish you all good Luck in your Future endeavors in the Initiative." The Film fades to black, showing brief credits, and then turns off automatically,




You get up, feeling decently rested, exiting the house and continuing down your path.

Actually, this would be a really good idea to have, it looks nice, and cool.

Kind of reminds me of FNV, That one faction of people that help... forgot t- Followers of the Apocalypse, I think.

BWEMC on Voltaic helped alot, in my opinion.

A canon-like network is a network a single person can strike out (Maybe 3-30 persons, maximum) and other.
I'm tired of these factions "Who have their big armies just outside the map", who always are there.. It's supposed to be the players who are there, not some pussy-ass boasting-teams..