Durgama Takeover

JSA wins the initiative roll and decides to keep the first round, then uses a command token to hold two pieces to be deployed later.
O12 chooses the side of the table and has JSA deploy first.
Ryuken and yojimbo for jsa and Gamma for O12 are kept in reserve.

Yojimbo starts charging by intrepidly facing a Peeler total reaction bot and then engaging in close combat a Kappa hacker, who manages to repel the formidable blows of the motorcyclist. However, the most fearsome enemy of Yojimbo was lurking nearby: a shock mine dispatched the brave warband.
The Fire Team led by a HMG keisotsu fired at the Peeler bot in order to disable it.
Meanwhile, the fearsome Gamma was keeping an eye on the console area; the Fireteam tried to hit him but his mighty armor made him suffer only a meager damage.
Commander Takeshi "Neko" Oyama then decided to take matters into his own hands and reach the Gamma to let him taste the flavor of his E / M grenades, but the skill of that O12 agent is too formidable, and Oyama is forced to slip out of his sight.

The bounty hunter biker couldn’t wait to make its engine roar, so it came impetuously out from behind a building and fired on "Neko", who responded with a grenade as the bike was between the Hacker and the Kitta flash pulse bot, unfortunately missing his mark.
The Gamma fearlessly took on the Fireteam core and eliminated the Keisotsu HMG.
The Kitta bot approached Oyama to get him within Hacking reach, at which point the Domaru isolated and immobilized it.
Raveneye interacted with the central console, revealing a decoy and then sending the bike to torch the civilian and a hacker keisotsu who, sacrificing himself, decided to fire to eliminate the enemy.
The hacker approaches, remaining hidden by the disabled bot, and isolated the good "Neko" Oyama.

The men of JSA are in turmoil: the orders of Captain Oyama no longer arrive, so the Ryuken decides to make their way forward in impersonation to understand how things are going, and detects the presence of the Kappa, so she manages to fry its brain at not a paltry cost: the entire order pool and all command tokens are used. The only one left with orders is the isolated Takeshi, who decides to run in the face of Gamma, who had come closer to defend his teammate from being hacked.
The Gamma is eliminated in the blink of an eye. Neko sheaths his katana, which still sizzles a little from the emp hits inflicted.

O12 too is in trouble: their Lieutenant is dead, and so they are forced to reveal a Lynx, who secretly wanted to reach the consoles unseen, but the situation has him forced to take drastic measures: he fires his plasma carabine on "Neko"; the domaru manages to survive the first hit, but the second salve eliminates him.
Raveneye moves to the second console and lays a mine on the ground beneath him.

The Ryuken interacts with the console to reveal the civilian next to her, and then opens fire with her SMG, eliminating O12's Decoy.
What remains of the Keisotsu and a Kempei Fire Team moves towards the console, but the Ravenye Officer intercepts the Kempei with his E-marat, which in response empties the magazine of its spitfire on the specialist.
At this point the fireteam is broken. Everything is in the hands of the new lieutenant keisotsu, who with the little time available reaches the console avoiding the mine and the Lynx’s shot. However, arrived in front of it, he is unable to decode the data.

The O12 forces are small, only a Lynx and a Warcor are alive, and therefore the only possible course of action seems to be the retreat; the lynx tries to push itself towards the console to extract more information, but doesn’t manage to reach it and die.

The game finishes in a tie, with each having killed a decoy and activated a console.

Only the enemy warcor survived, and the men of JSA have captured him to investigate whether or not his identity is that of Vince McMahogany, the deplorable journalist that soiled the honor of the Japanese nation.