They can still shoot at me as I move by or attack me now, I did hit the ship which I view as an npc (and you have a
lot more) but I did not call a kill leaving up to you to determine how much damage I did while writing my hoped for level of damage. There can still be crew or others aboard that could react differently, I noticed the ship had room for up to 24 passengers.
Speaking of the droid, you wrote it was a hundred meters away. I figured since you wrote it as a spy/search droid it was keeping well away from us and using its sensors, not really part of the scene, more a IC justification for knowing where we were. Additionally you used the droid to spot me and Sasmay, relay the info across the city to you, advance to my position, deploy, and start firing on me without giving
two writers a chance to respond or try to evade.
What do you think is a more measured response when faced with 17 mandos fitted with ysalamiri and multiple heavy heavy anti-tank weapons backed up by gunship and now walker support? I've chosen to roll with it and go big, go aggressive, get the attention away from less armored, less mobile member of the team and maybe draw your character into a fight where you aren't relying on overwhelming numbers. That way I can write more than running and deflecting shots and we can have a neat duel.
Shuklaar Kyrdol