u/Used-Race7307

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I read recently that in Y11S3 new event packs will only be purchasable with R6 Credits and no longer purchasable with renown. I'm deeply disappointed. M.U.T.E: Protocol and Rengoku will be the last events where packs can be bought with renown. What am I gonna spend my renown on now? I was saving up, halfway there, and now I can't get a memento.

Yes I drew this in MS paint Lol

Civilian Name: Armando Benítez

Operator Codename: Ronin

Organizations: Past ORG - Grupo de Intervención y Rescate (GIR). Current ORG: Arrasas.

Date Of Birth: November 5th (Age 27)

Place of Birth: Cuenca, Ecuador

Side: Attacker

Roles: Map Control, Support

Speed: 2, Armor: 2

Loadout: Primary: M16 (New Burst Fire AR), SPAS-15. Secondary: PRB92, Gonne-6. Gadget: Impact EMP, Flash Grenade, Claymores.

Operator Ability: SNJ2 Bomb (3 Charges) - Ronin can throw it up to 7m away (A little less than a Nitro Cell), multiple can be thrown before activation. Upon activation, A timer begins and the bomb is nearly silent (Not as loud as something like a fuze charge, but loud enough to be heard) whilst the fuze is running, but still audible. The Fuze is about 3 seconds, and when it runs out, the bomb explodes in a small area, destroying Utility and killing ops in the blast zone. The Idea is that you can use these bombs as a sort of area denial/Flank Watch, waiting for the right moment to trigger them and catch enemies. They can be destroyed by bullets however. One strat I have in my mind for it is playing vert from below with them, flushing defenders out of site.

Bio:

"I don't bother with pushing evil into the light, I kill my prey where it stands, in the dark"

Armando Benítez was born in Cuenca, Ecuador, the second of three children. His mother mended clothes for neighbors and his father drove a battered Colectivo through mountain passes, teaching Armando to read the map of ridgelines and rivers long before he could read a book. Childhood afternoons were spent repairing engines in the back of the family garage, climbing the red clay banks of the Paute River, and learning to listen—how water changed tone before a storm, how a distant shout carried differently depending on the valley. When a flash flood took a neighbor's home and stranded a family on a rooftop, thirteen-year-old Armando was one of the first on the improvised rope line. At nineteen he enlisted in the Grupo de Intervención y Rescate (GIR), he learned to coordinate with intelligence teams, secure perimeters, and extract people from volatile situations with as little collateral harm as possible. During Operation Aqua Diamond, Armando failed to save the life of a hostage during negotiations. This enraged him, and he went against orders and blew up the building. Though he was discharged from the GIR, Denari took notice of his boldness and invited him to join Arassas.

Please do feel free to give feedback on the op, and let me know if it is balanced.