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The gunshot rips open the sleeve of Kenji's suit jacket and shirt, causing him to cry out in pain and frustration. "That...was my favorite...suit!"

Kenji is going to try his best to fire back at the source of the gunfire. Do I need to roll to figure that out or can I just fire? I made rolls for both: 14 to find, and nuh-nuh-nuh-nuh-nineteen to hit.

Though you can't really see your target, it's pretty easy to gauge where they are from where the highest concentration of holes in the plastic. You aren't certain whether or not you hit them, however - you'll have to either get past the plastic or wait for larger holes to be blasted in it to tell for sure.

(Please roll damage, and then it's Dougie's turn)

4d6 x 2 right?

Love: 28
Hate: 32

Dougie doesn't like these wusses hiding out of sight, so begins slicing the plastic to shreds with the trench knives. Does this need a roll?

I don't think there's any need to roll for that, but I will ask you to clarify whether you're just randomly trying to shred the plastic or if you're trying to cut a section out of it to make an opening.

Basically just cut as much of it down as I can in the time available, so that Kenji can see through

You could probably, especially if you're trying to push your way through, create a human-sized opening in that time. That would leave you on the other side of the plastic.

Sounds good, let's go with that

That means Robert is up? Is there a large enough hole in the plastic for Robert to have line of sight on the people shooting at us at this point?

Once on the other side, Dougie finds himself in an office area. Two desks with computers full the floor space, with an office along the front wall and two cells built into the back wall. The cell doors are open, and the interiors have several cots set up, as if they're being used as bunks. More importantly, in each cell is a humanoid figure clad head to toe in highly polished armor and wielding an assault rifle.

From where you are, Robert, you are able to see the desks, but not a lot else.

(oh, sorry for some reason I thought Dougie could still do something)

Robert walks through the hole getting ready to goop the one or two assailants he's expecting to see. Adrenaline pumping from the bullet wound and him not noticing it consciously.

As with Dougie, once you're on the other side of the plastic, you can see the two men in armor.

When Robert walks through, the man in the cell furthest from the door raises his rifle threateningly. A "Freeze! Stay right where you are!" emanates from a speaker on the exterior of the helmet he's wearing. A slight twitch of his head indicates that he's speaking to Dougie as well.

The man in the cell closer to the door moves forward, peering through the hole in the plastic. Upon seeing Kenji with weapons drawn, he shouts something unintelligible and opens fire while attempting to return to the relative safety of the cell, successfully spraying the floor with bullets that fall far from their intended target.

Kenji is next.

Kenji coolly disregards the shots directed at him, circling towards the front wall to get a better angle on the source of the shots while firing in return. His accuracy is impressive as the shots rain down on the retreating armored figure, though it's difficult to tell how much damage has actually been done.

Next is Dougie.

Since Kenji is apparently dealing with the other guy, Dougie is going to take offence at anyone who has the gall to tell him what to do, and is attempting to take the guy in the cell furthest from the door down in a full-body rugby tackle. Strike roll of.... *sigh*, 1.

As you run forward, you find your foot tangled in the cord if one of the computer monitors. This stops your charge short as the monitor is pulled off the desktop towards you. A D20 roll of 10 or more will allow you to evade the damage.

Only an 8, unfortunately.

The falling monitor hammers the back of your leg pretty hard, but you shrug it off. Whether or not it still functions is a question that will have to be answered later.

Next up is Robert.

Assuming I understand what Robert is seeing correctly, Robert moves to the side of the doorway and sprays the torso of the nearest enemy combatant, while shouting, "Drop your arms and surrender!"

(You appear to have forgotten to roll to hit with that post )

(quietly walks by and leaves a 16 on the table, then walks away while whistling)

[stagewhisper]I rolled a 16 in case that wasn't clear[/stagewhisper]

Reacting quite rapidly, the soldier targeted by Robert ducks out of the way. The resin splatters on the wall behind him.

(Sorry, one bit of clarification - When you say door, did you mean the door to the office near the front of the building?)

(the doorway that leads to the bunk room)

The figure who had demanded you freeze turns and opens fire on Robert, deciding that the ranged weapon is a greater immediate threat than someone tangled in cords. He seems to be keeping his cool and aiming well, unlike his counterpart, who sprays bullets wildly in Kenji's direction. This time, the shots are more accurate.

Kenji's response to coming under fire is an immediate roll to his left, towards the plastic barrier that he has yet to cross. Unfortunately, the plastic obscures his vision, and he's not able to completely evade the incoming bullets. The repeated wounds are adding up, and he's starting to look like he might be in a bad way without medical attention.

(Robert, you can either stand and take the shots - I wouldn't recommend it - or attempt to dodge.)

Robert is definitely trying to dodge this.

(Is this a d20 roll or a d% roll?)