Critical Asset Extraction: Ensuring Molly's Retrieval

⚔️ Combat Summary

• Abandoning critical assets like Molly during Extraction is a tactical failure.
• Prioritize Team Coordination and clear Communication to ensure all personnel and assets reach the Drop Pod.
• Ignoring proper Extraction protocols on Hoxxes IV leads to significant resource loss and potential Mission Failure.

Listen up, greenbeards. The intel on abandoned Molly units is troubling. Management might claim it’s just a robot, but Molly is a critical asset. Leaving her behind is not just a logistical headache; it’s a sign of poor Team Coordination and a failure in basic Asset Protection doctrine.

When the call for Extraction comes, every Dwarf needs to be on the same page. Proximity to the Drop Pod is paramount. If a Dwarf is down, the priority shifts: revive the Dwarf, then secure the path to the Drop Pod. Do not call the Drop Pod if the Team is scattered or engaged in heavy contact. That’s a rookie mistake that costs lives and critical Deep Rock Galactic hardware.

Timely Communication on positions and clear routes to the rendezvous point are non-negotiable. If you’re a Scout, light the path. If you’re a Driller, make one. Engineer and Gunner, cover the flanks. Every Dwarf has a role in securing Molly’s return. Don’t let sentiment cloud your judgment, but understand the operational cost of an abandoned Molly. It’s a preventable Mission Failure every time.

🗣️ Miner’s Chatter

The comms channels are buzzing with grim reminders. Some greenbeards believe the robot’s gone rogue, a sign of their ignorance regarding standard protocol. Others confirm Molly sticks with downed Dwarves, a stark, metal sentinel awaiting rescue – or abandonment. The sentiment is clear: Molly carries our burdens; we must ensure her return. No Dwarf left behind, and no critical assets either. That’s how we operate under Deep Rock Galactic orders.