2011-04-26 Grand Theft Agro [Alex Fauth]

[roosterboy]

Not every 'Mech is a BattleMech...

Juanita Kwan is an expert at what she does--but what she does is not what people see. When raiders attack Imbros in Prefecture I, she is forced to drop her concealment and act as the warrior she is.

[Dread Moores]

Is this the same Grand Theft Agro that Deadborder had on the forums at one point?

[Stormlion1]

Like the story, especially the part about the bacon.

[Daishi411]

this one didn't do it for me, though it is exciting to see DA stories. the fact that this was the first story release in like a month is also a little disappointing  :-\

[Deadborder]

This is the best BC story ever. Though I may be biased.

[Dread Moores]

Guess that answers that question. Congrats!

[Demos]

I'm a bit diasppointed. I thought we were beyond this "shortly-after-Black-out-AgroMechs-fight-for-the-future".
The story itself, hmm. Maybe I missed a part, but IMHO there were too many holes in the storyline.

[roosterboy]

I'm a bit diasppointed. I thought we were beyond this "shortly-after-Black-out-AgroMechs-fight-for-the-future".

Given that BattleCorps fiction can be from any point in the timeline, we're never really "beyond" any period. We could see a story set in pre-Star League days followed by a story set in the 3140s followed by a tale of the FedCom Civil War.

[Demos]

My comment was not based on the timeline.
Based on my perception of this forum (and others) most people are glad that companies/batallions or even regiments of Battlemechs again strode over the battlefields of the late 3130s/early 3140s and not the far-and-between mods of the first novels.
Describing the chaos after the HPG-shutdown (again) had not an 'wow!' effect while reading.

Just my 2 cents.