Macrosoft Mack
HK-2473
The droid listened as the Kel Dor presented his argument. The droid often forget the more subtle methodology of organic lifeforms, and unfortunately the organic had a point. The shrubbery may not be easy to land on. And on further analysis of the maze, the droid detected several species of plant life not native to the planet of Lok. In fact, upon further inspection, the maze seemed to represent more of a jungle than a well-maintained bush garden. This was especially true near the center of the maze, where the droid detected several species of jungle flora native to the moon Yavin 4.
"Statement: You m4ke a good p0int Kel Dor. The 3lement of surprise would suit our objective w3ll."
"Analysis: It s33ms that my initial scan of the maze structure from initial approach were highly inadequate. Th1s maze does not r3present a typical structure favored by b0tanists. Our Senator seems to h4ve made his very own jungle. This is highly abnormal behavi0r in modern, sent1ent organic lifeforms."
Perhaps it was time for the droid to be brought back into the shop for repairs. He had not been this wrong on a mission objective analysis since the end of the Clone Wars. The droid made sure to commit the maze's layout to its memory banks, or at least the parts of the maze that the droid could see. The droid often found organic memory to be a flimsy and unreliable source. However, the droid's logic algorithms may have been malfunctioning as of late.
"Statement: Perhaps it would be better for us to follow the Kel Dor's advice, and request c00rdinates for the designated landing zone?"
The decision on where to land would ultimately end up being the pilots. Either way, the droid would find a way to get its mark.
[member="Drai Kor"] [member="Jim Pehico"] [member="Edward Blake"]
"Statement: You m4ke a good p0int Kel Dor. The 3lement of surprise would suit our objective w3ll."
"Analysis: It s33ms that my initial scan of the maze structure from initial approach were highly inadequate. Th1s maze does not r3present a typical structure favored by b0tanists. Our Senator seems to h4ve made his very own jungle. This is highly abnormal behavi0r in modern, sent1ent organic lifeforms."
Perhaps it was time for the droid to be brought back into the shop for repairs. He had not been this wrong on a mission objective analysis since the end of the Clone Wars. The droid made sure to commit the maze's layout to its memory banks, or at least the parts of the maze that the droid could see. The droid often found organic memory to be a flimsy and unreliable source. However, the droid's logic algorithms may have been malfunctioning as of late.
"Statement: Perhaps it would be better for us to follow the Kel Dor's advice, and request c00rdinates for the designated landing zone?"
The decision on where to land would ultimately end up being the pilots. Either way, the droid would find a way to get its mark.
[member="Drai Kor"] [member="Jim Pehico"] [member="Edward Blake"]