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Okay everyone, let's get this show on the road. I figured we could use the monorail ride to have everyone introduce themselves in character, possibly bond a little, then we can move on with the game.

Now for some housekeeping: Your EVO HEL suit has been modified to include a toolkit suitable to your profession, containing anything you could need for normal day-to-day work in your area that could physically fit, along with contingency equipment and a high end multi-tool. It also includes a commlink with 3 in all stats except signal (except for our IT guy, who has rating 5 in all attributes), which is 5, and all common use programs loaded onto it at rating 3 (again except for the IT guy, who gets rating 5 for both common use and most hacker programs except Blackhammer). The suit also includes a trode net, image link, sound link, a biomonitor and about 3 terrabytes of company-approved music loaded onto the hard drive, along with tech and safety manuals for everything that you're authorized to have access to, a library of data on mars and your field, a rating 1 medical kit (except for the one issued to the medic, who has a rating 4 medical kit), and a high-end GPS tracking device in case something goes wrong and they have to find you somewhere on the martian surface.

Additionally, you each get a rating 3 agent tasked with keeping all your files in order, handling your schedule, and otherwise acting as your secretary. You can choose the skin and personality.

Finally, JT Logan is issued with an Ares Predator IV with an extreme environment mod (rating 2) for vacuum, 2 clips of gel rounds and one clip of frangible ammunition. Jacob Griffiths is issued with a Colt America, similarly modified, and a single clip of gel ammunition, along with a note saying he's receiving this for security reasons due to his history as a HTR Medic, and is not to fire it unless his life is in imminent danger.