Albert is used to taking charge in these sorts of situations. He will likely defer to someone he knows also has experience if they make it clear they're taking charge (in this case, probably only Thor). If allowed to take charge himself, he'll prioritize the following.
The first thing Albert will be concerned with is very quickly shuffling supplies to people who are better equipped to use them. He'd likely try to hand off his med kit to Joan to swap for her gun if she'll allow it (ie: if that's cool with you, Kit) since that's where their strengths lie. If this takes more than a couple minutes, he won't press the issue and instead will attempt to divide everyone into teams, at least one of each set of supplies to each team, as well as he can.
Next the goals. Albert would probably approach the mission as needing to stop the train. In order to do that, he'd likely send a team or two through the train itself and another group out the windows to climb up onto the train's roof and make their way to the front car. If they're unable to take down the engineer alive (probably no talking due to time constraints, just a jump in and subdue sort of deal if possible, death if not), the plan is to uncouple the engine car to slow the rest of the train so the civilians and 13ers can escape. Any resistance from Peacekeepers will have to be met with firepower.
OF COURSE I don't expect anyone to actually listen to Albert so a lot of arguing and stuff could happen to. His priority personally will be evacuating the civilians, but he'll be willing to fulfill whatever role so long as he's certain that that's happening, including taking on armed peacekeepers in order to distract them from rebels aiming to get through.
I'm pretty much down for whatever, that's just the initial idea I had. I don't expect them to start working as a unit on the first run through and I kind of like the idea of them all failing because of difficulties working together and not knowing each others strengths and weaknesses (and having grudges too...)
Albert Heinrich
The first thing Albert will be concerned with is very quickly shuffling supplies to people who are better equipped to use them. He'd likely try to hand off his med kit to Joan to swap for her gun if she'll allow it (ie: if that's cool with you, Kit) since that's where their strengths lie. If this takes more than a couple minutes, he won't press the issue and instead will attempt to divide everyone into teams, at least one of each set of supplies to each team, as well as he can.
Next the goals. Albert would probably approach the mission as needing to stop the train. In order to do that, he'd likely send a team or two through the train itself and another group out the windows to climb up onto the train's roof and make their way to the front car. If they're unable to take down the engineer alive (probably no talking due to time constraints, just a jump in and subdue sort of deal if possible, death if not), the plan is to uncouple the engine car to slow the rest of the train so the civilians and 13ers can escape. Any resistance from Peacekeepers will have to be met with firepower.
OF COURSE I don't expect anyone to actually listen to Albert so a lot of arguing and stuff could happen to. His priority personally will be evacuating the civilians, but he'll be willing to fulfill whatever role so long as he's certain that that's happening, including taking on armed peacekeepers in order to distract them from rebels aiming to get through.
I'm pretty much down for whatever, that's just the initial idea I had. I don't expect them to start working as a unit on the first run through and I kind of like the idea of them all failing because of difficulties working together and not knowing each others strengths and weaknesses (and having grudges too...)