TGMC:Squad Marine

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MARINE

Squad Marine

Access: Squad Room Difficulty: Easy Rank: Private (starting), Private First Class (10 hours), Lance Corporal (100 hours), Section Corporal (300 hours), Master Sergeant (1000 hours) Class: Marines Supervisors: Squad Leader Duties: Stick with your squad, follow your Squad Leader's orders, destroy the enemy! Guides: N/A Quote:"My name is not important. What is important is what I'm going to do. I just fuckin' hate xenomorphs. And the larvas feasting on my friends. My whole life is just hot, burning unga. And I always wanted to die violently. This is the time of vengeance and no res is worth saving. And I will gib as many xenomorphs as I can. It's time for me to kill. And it's time for me to die. My warcrime crusade begins here."

Introduction

(This guide assumes that you have read the Marine Quickstart Guide and wish to know how to be a better Marine.) The Squad Marine is the grunt, the tip of the spear, the first boots on the ground, kicking in the door. Your objective: follow orders and destroy the enemy without getting yourself or your fellow marines killed in the process. The concept is simple, but executing it successfully is not.

Playing the Marine

The Squad Marine is the lowest rank and, technically, most basic combat role you can do. This doesn't mean, however, that every marine is not critically important to the battle and your actions cannot make or break the operation. The Marine PFC is both simple yet flexible, with enough options for weapons and gear to fill many types of role once you gain some experience, but first you need to understand your most important priorities:

• Stay with your squad and listen to your Squad Leader/Acting Squad Leader/whoever the hell is in charge.
• Follow orders and help however you can.
• Do not shoot or blow up other marines.
• Do shoot and blow up the enemy.
• Maintain a high level of awareness of yourself, your squad, and how you can position yourself best to fight the enemy.
• Don't abandon another marine to die, and never run in the face of the enemy.
• Stay alive, but never at the expense of your comrades or the mission.

Understanding Your Squad

It's important to understand the roles of your fellow marines so that you have a better grasp of unit operations, your position in the battle, and what you may be asked to help with. Remember that you are the lowest-ranking marine, but that doesn't make you any less important.

Squad Leader
Rank - Staff Sergeant
The leader of your squad and your direct superior in the field, relaying orders from command. Live and die by every word that comes out of their mouth. You can find them by following the beacon on your HUD, and an acting squad leader will typically be appointed if yours is SSD, MIA, or KIA. SL's an also direct close-air support, orbital bombardment, mortars, and request a resupply.

Squad Smartgunner
Rank - Corporal
The support lynchpin of your squad, SG's can act as a third in command or second fireteam leader, and their position in the squad is usually somewhere in the center or right behind YOU so they can make best use of their weapon. You need to be in front of these marines, not behind them.

Squad Engineer
Rank - Lance Corporal
Your engineers typically build defences and sentry guns, but may accompany you to a forward position to repair objectives and use hacking and explosives for entry and demolition. Listen to their advice, don't block their way when they're trying to build, help them fill sandbags and place barbed wire, and cover them with your life: you'll thank them later when you have to hold the Forward Operating Base (FoB) from an army of rampaging Xenomorphs.

Squad Medic
Rank - Corporal
Your medics are concerned with one thing: keeping the squad healed up and alive. Try to lighten their load by running corpses/wounded back to the FoB/the triage area for them and trying not to be too reckless in battle, or they might be too overwhelmed by 12+ marines needing a fix to help you.

Squad Marines
Rank - Meatshield
Your comrades-in-arms are the Squad Marines, the churning blood and guts of the Corps. Never move out without them, don't accidentally shoot them in the back, and try to stay out of their line of fire if you like living a long life.

Vendors, Equipment, and Weapons

GHMME Automated Closet

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<tab name="Standard Kit">

Item:	Desc.:
TGMC Uniform	A standard-issue, kevlar-weaved, hazmat-tested, EMF-augmented marine uniform.
Combat Boots	Standard issue combat boots for combat scenarios or combat situations. All combat, all the time.
TGMC MRE	Meal Ready-to-Eat, meant to be consumed in the field, and has an expiration that is two decades past a marine's average combat life expectancy.
TGMC Radio	This is used by squad members. Default channels are ; for your squad, and :h or .h for common.
Marine Gloves	Standard issue marine tactical gloves. It reads: 'knit by Marine Widows Association'.

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<tab name="Essential Jaeger Kit"> NOTE: The arm and leg plates all have the same stats. Only the chest plates and helmets have differing armor stats. Examine the exosuit with the pieces attached and click the "relevant information" prompt to view exact statistics.

Item:	Desc.:
TGMC jaeger undersuit	A standard-issue, kevlar-weaved, hazmat-tested, EMF-augmented marine uniform. You suspect it's not as robust-proof as advertised.
Jaeger XM-02 combat exoskeleton	Designed to mount a variety of modular armor components and support systems. It comes installed with light-plating and a shoulder lamp. Mount armor pieces to it by clicking on the frame with the components. Use a crowbar to remove armor pieces, use a screwdriver to remove armor attachments.
Combat Boots	Standard issue combat boots for combat scenarios or combat situations. All combat, all the time.
TGMC MRE	Meal Ready-to-Eat, meant to be consumed in the field, and has an expiration that is two decades past a marine's average combat life expectancy.
green facepaint	Paint, for your face. Who woulda thought? Can also be used to paint Jaegar armor pieces
TGMC Radio	This is used by squad members. Default channels are ; for your squad, and :h or .h for common.
Marine Gloves	Standard issue marine tactical gloves. It reads: 'knit by Marine Widows Association'.

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<tab name="Hats"> The modules attach to jaeger armor helmets, which go directly on your head like any normal helmet.

Item:	Desc.:
Binocular helmet module	When attached, can be flipped down to view into the distance.
Welding helmet module	When attached, this module can be flipped up or down to function as a welding mask.
Antenna helmet module	When attached, this module is able to provide quick readuts of the users coordinates.
Regular Helmet	oof </tab> <tab name="Armor"> Item: Desc.: Regular Armor Regular armour, with all round stats and drawbacks. Has a shoulder lamp and a suit storage for guns Has two internal slots for storing items. Suit Storage: Any Gun Emergency Oxygen Tank The Bible G8 Storage Pouch M4A3 Belt M44 Belt Armor Storage Any tiny item Any small item M41A MK2 Magazines M39 Magazines M42C Magazines Sunfury Lasgun Cells Light Skirmisher Provides minor protection and encumbrance when attached. This one is marked as a light skirmisher piece, used by those who prefer faster movement speed over protection, such as scouts. Medium Infantry Provides moderate protection and encumbrance when attached. This one is marked as a medium infantry piece, used by frontline troops that need a good balance of mobility and protection. Heavy Assault Provides high protection and encumbrance when attached. This one is marked as a heavy assault piece, with extra padding and plate thickness which provides excellent protection against all manners of dangers. Medium EVA Provides moderate protection and encumbrance when attached. This one is marked as an EVA armor piece, used for extravehicular operations in the vacuum of space. The gaps in the armor seem to say otherwise, however. NOTE: does not actually provide protection against space. Medium EVA w/ skull Provides moderate protection and encumbrance when attached. This one is marked as an EVA armor piece, but the helmet has a skull engraved on it. NOTE: does not actually provide protection against space. Heavy EOD Provides high protection and encumbrance when attached. This one is marked as an EOD armor piece, used by specialized Explosive Ordnance Disposal units to disarm explosives safely. And no, that is not a skirt. NOTE: does not actually provide extra protection against explosive damage. </tab> <tab name="Backpacks"> Item: Desc.: TGMC Satchel A backpack item that allows you to carry more things in bulk. Holds less than a backpack, but can be opened on your back. Can carry five normal sized items at once. Storage Any tiny item Any small item Any normal item Backpack A backpack item that allows you to carry more things in bulk. Holds more than a satchel, but cannot be opened while on your back. Can carry ten normal sized items at once. Storage Any tiny item Any small item Any normal item </tab> <tab name="Webbing"> Item: Desc.: Webbing Extra pouches that you can clip to your uniform. Only one thing may be clipped to your uniform Has three slots for storing items. Storage Any tiny item Any small item M41A MK2 Magazines M39 Magazines M42C Magazines Sunfury Lasgun Cells Black Webbing Extra pouches that you can clip to your uniform. Only one thing may be clipped to your uniform Has five slots for storing tiny or small items. Storage Any tiny item Any small item Shoulder Holster Pistol Holster that you can clip to your uniform. Only one thing may be clipped to your uniform Capable of storing one pistol in it. Storage Any Pistol Tazer </tab> <tab name="Belts"> Item: Desc.: General Utility Pouch A small, lightweight pouch that can be clipped onto armor or your belt to provide additional storage for miscellaneous gear or box and drum magazines. And it is in fact a belt, not a pouch. Don't get confused now. Can switch drawing modes by right clicking. Capable of storing various items. Storage stuff.(placeholder, please define) Ammo Load Rig A belt for your uniform, intended for holding magazines. You can right click it to change the drawing mode. Has five slots for storing items. Storage Combat Knife Shells or handfuls of bullets Any kind of flare/flare nade M41A MK2 Magazines M39 Magazines M42C Magazines Sunfury Lasgun Cells M4A3 Magazines M44 Speedloaders Any grenade Claymores Shotgun Shell Belt A belt used to hold up to 50 shotgun shells, two boxes worth. Has two drawing methods, click to open, and draw last stored upon click. Defaults to click to open, you can right click on it and change the drawing method. What it can store: Buckshot shells Slug Shells Flechette Shells Incendiary Shells Knife Rig A knife rig that goes on your belt Can switch drawing modes by right clicking. Capable of storing six throwing knives within. Storage M11 Throwing Knives. M4A3 Belt Holster Pistol Holster that goes on your belt. Has five slots, and draws pistols on click. Capable of storing only one pistol in it. Storage Any Pistol, not revolvers. Any Pistol Magazines M44 Belt Holster Revolver Holster that goes on your belt. Has five slots, and draws revolvers on click. Capable of storing only one revolver in it. Storage M44 Revolvers M44 Speedloaders Belt Harness A shoulder worn strap with clamps that can be attached to a gun. Acts as a mag harness, but on your belt. Attaches guns to your back if your suit storage is full. Lacks any form of storage on its own. </tab> <tab name="Pouches"> Pouch: Desc: Shotgun Shell Pouch A pouch used to hold shotgun shells. Has four slots. Has two drawing methods, click to open, and draw last stored upon click. Defaults to click to open, you can right click on it and change the drawing method. What it can store: Buckshot shells Slug Shells Flechette Shells Incendiary Shells Magazine Pouch A pouch used to hold magazines. Has two slots. Has two drawing methods, click to open, and draw last stored upon click. Defaults to click to open, you can right click on it and change the drawing method. What it can store: Shells or handfuls of bullets M41A MK2 Magazines M39 Magazines M42C Magazines Sunfury Lasgun Cells M4A3 Magazines M44 Speedloaders Flare Pouch A pouch used to flares. Has five slots. Has two drawing methods, click to open, and draw last stored upon click. Defaults to click to open, you can right click on it and change the drawing method. What it can store: Flare Grenades Manual Flares First Aid Pouch A pouch used to hold construction materials. Has five slots. Has two drawing methods, click to open, and draw last stored upon click. Defaults to click to open, you can right click on it and change the drawing method. What it can store: Tramadol Injectors Tricordazine Injectors Gauze Ointment Medical Splints Tool Pouch A pouch used to hold tools. Has five slots. Has two drawing methods, click to open, and draw last stored upon click. Defaults to click to open, you can right click on it and change the drawing method. What it can store: Wirecutters Entrenching Tools Screwdrivers Cable Coil Crowbars Blowtorches Multi Tool Wrenches Mini Extinguishers Construction Pouch A pouch used to hold construction materials. Has three slots. Has two drawing methods, click to open, and draw last stored upon click. Defaults to click to open, you can right click on it and change the drawing method. What it can store: Stacks of Material Entrenching Tools Empty Sandbags Cable Coil Metal Rods Barbed Wire Pistol Magazine Pouch A pouch used to hold pistol magazines. Has three slots. Has two drawing methods, click to open, and draw last stored upon click. Defaults to click to open, you can right click on it and change the drawing method. What it can store: M4A3 Magazines M44 Speedloaders Sidearm Pouch A pouch used to sidearms. Has one slot. Has two drawing methods, click to open, and draw last stored upon click. Defaults to click to open, you can right click on it and change the drawing method. What it can store: Any Revolvers Any Pistols Explosive Pouch A pouch used to hold explosive materials. Has four slots. Has two drawing methods, click to open, and draw last stored upon click. Defaults to click to open, you can right click on it and change the drawing method. What it can store: Any RPG Rockets C4 Any Grenades Claymore Boxes Claymores Detpacks Signaler </tab> <tab name="Masks"> Item: Desc.: TGMC Gas Mask A gas mask that restricts your vision, but filters out harmful gasses. TGMC Coif A coif that protects you from extreme cold conditions. Rebreather Heats or cools down air as you breath it, protecting you from extreme conditions. </tab> <tab name="Attachments"> Item: Desc.: Suppressor A barrel attachment that makes shots quieter, and reduces damage. Also other stats. Wee. Extended Barrel A barrel attachment that makes shots more accurate, and reduces damage. Other stats. Wee. Recoil Compensator A barrel attachment that makes recoil less of a problem, apparently. Other stats. Wee. Magnetic Harness A rail attachment that makes your gun snap back to your suit storage if you drop it. Makes you less accurate. Other stats. Wee. Red Dot Sight A rail attachment that makes your shots more accurate. Other stats. Wee. Laser Sight Underbarrel attachment that makes your gun better for certain things. Other stats, wee. Vertical Grip Underbarrel grip that makes your bursts more accurate. Other stats. Wee. Angled Grip Underbarrel grip that allows you to wield faster. Other stats. Wee. </tab> <tab name="Jaegar Storage Modules"> NOTE: The exoskeleton can mount 1 storage module. Module: Desc: General purpose storage module Certainly not as specialised as any other storage modules, but definitely able to hold some larger things, like binoculars, maps, magazines, and motion detectors. Engineering storage module Can hold about as much as a tool belt, and sometimes small spools of things like barbed wire, or an entrenching tool. Looks like it might slow you down a bit. Medical storage module Can hold a substantial variety of medical supplies and apparatus, but cannot hold much more than a medkit could. Looks like it might slow you down a bit. </tab> <tab name="Jaegar Armor Modules"> NOTE: These modules augment your armor, increasing its abilities and resistances. Only one can be attached at a time. Module: Desc: Mark 1 Baldur light amplification system Increases the power output of the Jaeger Combat Exoskeleton's mounted flashlight. Slows you down slightly. Mark 1 Tyr armor reinforcement A large amount of additional armor plating designed to fit inside some of the vulnerable portions of the Jaeger Combat Exoskeleton conventional armor patterns. This older version has worse protection. Will definitely impact mobility. Mark 1 Mimir environmental resistance system When activated, this system provides resistance to environmental hazards, such as gases and radiological exposure. This older version provides no protection to acid. Best paired with the Mimir Environmental Helmet System. Will impact mobility. </tab> </tabs> Weapon Overview Tips Summary TGMC Roles TerraGov Marines Ranks Command Captain, Field Commander, Staff Officer, Pilot Officer, Transport Officer, Mech Pilot Vehicle Crew Assault Crewman, Transport Crewman Engineering and Supply Chief Ship Engineer, Requisitions Officer, Ship Technician Medical Chief Medical Officer, Medical Doctor, Researcher Marines Squad Leader, Squad Smartgunner, Squad Engineer, Squad Corpsman, Squad Marine Civilians Corporate Liaison Silicon Combat robots, Synthetic, AI Xenomorphs Playtime Tier 0 Larva, Minions Tier 1 Drone, Runner, Defender, Sentinel Tier 2 Hivelord, Carrier, Hunter, Wraith, Bull, Warrior, Puppeteer, Spitter, Pyrogen Tier 3 Gorger, Defiler, Widow, Ravager, Warlock, Behemoth, Crusher, Praetorian, Boiler Tier 4 Shrike, Queen, King, Hivemind Others Zombie, Emergency Response Teams, Sons of Mars, Survivor