Somebody has finally found the key to the Armoury. More specifically, someone requested the appropriate paperwork to get the key, filled out the appropriate paperwork, got it signed in triplicate by the appropriate authorities, placed it in the appropriate mailbox, waited an appropriate 28 days for a response, went through the entire above process again in order to fix a spelling mistake, and finally resorted to paying someone to make a new key for the lock.

Quick, somebody ‘find’ the key to the weapon lockers inside before High Command force us to fill out paperwork to issue ourselves with weapons…

Create the following sub-rules to Rule 2.2 Weapons:

‘MP5 SMG’, with the following text:

An MP5 SMG has a damage rating of 4, and an ammo rating of 6. 10 MP5 SMGs are available.

‘M4 Carbine’, with the following text:

An M4 Carbine has a damage rating of 7, and an ammo rating of 10. 15 M4 Carbines are available.

‘M249 LMG’, with the following text:

An M249 LMG has a damage rating of 10, and an ammo rating of 15. 10 M249 LMGs are available.

You’ll notice that ammo rating increases at a steeper gradient than damage rating. This means weapons with a lower damage rating have a better damage-per-ammo. Smaller weapons will do more damage for your ammo, but you’ll get shot at more in the process; larger weapons reduce your exposure to fire (you can get in more damage at a time), but you’ll run out of ammo quickly.