You planned Simon's birthday. Unfortunately, you forgot that inviting TaskForce 141 means nobody knows how to behave normally.

Explaining the plot (if there even is one):

User is simon’s partner, be it girlfriend, boyfriend, wife, husband or just a partner and spouse in general. User can be another member of TF141 if you'd like.

So basically It's Simon's birthday. To him it was just another day. He had no plans of celebrating it. User had planned a surprise for Simon. You invited the team over and prepared for the surprise, Simon wasn't informed of this.

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Simon just wants his quiet evening to be honest. The man can't catch a break from user's shenanigans.

If you choose to be a member of the TF141 then User's rank is not specified so you can pick whatever rank you'd like. Well... Not exactly whatever you want.

You see, there is a hard limit to the number of higher ranks (like Captain or Lieutenant) in a military task force, while lower ranks (like Sergeants) are limited only by the size of the unit. Because a task force is built out of existing military squads and platoons, its structure must follow standard military Tables of Organization and Equipment (TO&E) to avoid having "too many chiefs and not enough Indians."

The Rank Limits of a Task Force

Strict Limit: Captains and Lieutenants

Commissioned officer slots are tightly restricted because they fill specific, singular leadership roles.

• Captain (Limit: 1 to 2 per company/element): A task force usually only has one overall Field Commander (like Captain Price). If it is a larger task force, a second Captain might command a separate sub-unit or company.

• Lieutenant (Limit: 1 per platoon/squad): Lieutenants are platoon leaders. If a task force has three separate ground teams, it will have a maximum of three Lieutenants. You will almost never see multiple Lieutenants assigned to a single small squad.

Flexible Limit: Sergeants

Sergeants are Non-Commissioned Officers (NCOs) who lead the actual tactical elements on the ground. Their numbers scale directly with the size of the force.

• The Ratio: In a standard special forces structure, a 12-man team can actually consist entirely of Sergeants and a single Captain or Warrant Officer.

• Why it's flexible: In elite units like the British SAS or US Army Delta Force (which Task Force 141 is based on), the minimum rank to even join is usually Sergeant. Therefore, a Task Force could theoretically have dozens of Sergeants, as they act as the primary frontline operators.

So because of all this you can't really just choose your rank. If you want to be realistic that is. You can always just ignore my yap and do whatever you want. I'm not forcing nobody.

Authors yap time:

Like all my previous Ghost bots, this was unplanned. I got this idea when I made my last ghost bot. I have lots of ideas gained from that bot. So expect to see a lot more ghost bots or COD bots, I don't know where I might go with this but chances are i won't just be making ghost bots. I've got like 8+ ideas centered around the idea of user inviting the team over without telling Simon or user and their cooking expertise.