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Thread: The Concealment IV Title Hunter
TekDragon wrote:
Ghost please. It sounds much more mature than assasin, which sounds like a 12 year old's dream.
Really? Ghost sounds like halloween time for trick-o-treating, about the 6-8 year old's range.
I think Specter or Phantom would be much better then plain jane ghost.
Message Edited by Rolassk on 02-21-2004 11:07 AM
as Stalker is out... has to be Spotter as my vote.. could RP sniper teams with that too i guess...
Assassin is good.. but like someone else said, its a little too 'BH'.
Ghost... hmm.. sounds little too CIA.. what's next Spook?
novice_marksman wrote:OOOOO!!!! new title.... Bushmaster. eh?! ya know, conceal tree....bushmaster....kinda ties in together
Crocodile Hunter!
Crikey! That t21 is a beaut'!
Rolassk wrote:
TekDragon wrote:Ghost please. It sounds much more mature than assasin, which sounds like a 12 year old's dream.
Really? Ghost sounds like halloween time for trick-o-treating, about the 6-8 year old's range.
How about something like Spec-ops
Plus tell them to change the novice fencer title
right now its novice swordsman which is wrong
- Banshee
- Phantom
- Specter
- Wraith
Concealer
Defender
Equalizer
Hawk-Eye (like Dead-Eye)
Heavy Ordnance Expert
Journeyman (Dunno just popped into my head)
Predator
Silencer
Trooper (sounds good but to close to Soldier I think)
Waylayer
So I guess my title idea was thrown out then huh? Oh well I thought it was both funny and original.
"A bush, that's right I"m a bush."
Everytime I hear Ghost I think of Halo lol.
Some conceal synonyms I think may be okay:
Lurker
Sneaker
http://thesaurus.reference.com/search?q=conceal
I like the predator idea, it can be read into many different ways for both PvE and PvP. Here's another one though.
Plausible Deniability![]()
I like the assassin a lot though, just think of the roleplaying you can do with that title. I mean sniper works just as well to an extent but this gives you the whole nine.
Must say that "assassin" is a bad choice. It isn't indicative of what we do nor of the branch. It doesn't fit.
"Ghost" is a bit better but not by much.
Kind of surprised that noone has yet mentioned the obvious. "Gillie" or "Ghillie".
The word is derived from the Scottish game wardens that worked against poachers. They developed the specialized suits we acll Gillie suits used by snipers to conceal themselves from the poachers.
The literal translation though is a fishing and hunting guide.
But shooting from concealment and without being seen (ConcealShot) fits the "Gillie" title.