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	Message: : : Do I have to do this? It's just aie make sicur again. The map title says all : you need to know about both the plot and the funtacular difficulty. I'll : just post the terminal message and let PerseusSpartacus get on with… oh? : We're in a different section of the Jjarro Station now? Well in that case, : as refreshing as it may be, this one's the biggest pain in the butt out of : all of them (save the last one where we succeed) and I don't wanna. : *Sigh…* : Last time on Tour Of Duty we made some paths, attempted to decipher the : meaning of durability, and found a secret message telling us IM HOME, or : IN HOME, or NO HOME. Who's home? I don't know. : Here's our home now: : The music I have chosen is Hunter Holiday by Treellama. It's very ominous : and sets up the mood well. : We start off this map on one of four raised octagons. Some of these octagons : are lifts that are not active on this map. We could drop down and battle : the hunters, but if we manage not to fall off and run up the stairs we can : jump into an elevated door containing a 2x canister. : It doesn't take long to notice this is Yet Another Vacuum Map. I hate those. : Who doesn't? It's not like we're intended to enjoy playing this map. : We drop down and continue into the next room to see a whole lotto troopers : and hunters teleport in! And a couple of s'pht'kr, thankfully. Yay? I only : saw these guys come in when I did level select on Kindergarten, I don't : recall finding them on Normal in my regular playthrough. Maybe that's : because I was rushing too fast to get out of this map at the time. : At the south end of the map we find a door where we can explore some : claustrophobic corridors. If we haven't killed all the hunters, you'd : better believe they'll hunt us down here, and it's absolutely terrifying : to get cornered (unless you're playing on kindergarten, in which case it's : pathetic and you can kill them easily with your one magnum). A lift will : take us up to some ammo and shield canisters, and the doors that would : connect to the rest of the station are inactive. : Other than that, there's a trollish area near the south end of the map with : two very narrow halls with a dead end that loops around itself (because : the door is inactive) and a trooper that teleports in. If we're rushing : past everything, the aliens will love trapping us in here. There's a drop : down leading to the main elevator we've seen in the past two aie mak sicur : maps, except it's locked so it's just another long dead end with some : ammo. : There's some scenic windows on this map with lots of areas on the map we can : see that we can't really get to, which is okay if we're in the mood - but : we aren't because this is a vacuum map. : The exit is on a peculiar triangular polygon that's easy to miss since the : terminal is on the opposite side of the wall that we'll only see when we : decide to run back to where we started. : : So the first time we were here, we had a terminal from Tfear, the 2nd from a : s'pht-like AI entity, and now we have one from a BOB named Arthur Frain, : who we've heard about oh so many times in the past (i.e., never, and won't : be mentioned or referenced again), making out a last desperate call during : Lh'owon's final hours. So the humans got here somehow, even though : Durandal is gone. Did Robert Blake know about the Jjarro technology to : subdue the W'rkncacncters? Was it thoth that directed the humans here? : Whatever happened, they failed and impending doom is upon us. : So we slip out of this universe to eat a path into the final timeline.
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