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Originally Posted by Clutch
Personally, I'd spring for the aforementioned M4 Super 90. Unless you're going to write it in as a plot point somewhere along the line, a slight credibility issue could come up with using a fully-automatic, very distinctive looking shotgun, especially if you're planning on leaving any of the victims of the ambush alive...
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No, not currently planning on leaving anyone but the hit team and the inmate being transported alive.
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Of course, that's just me thinking. I don't know what kind of realism you're shooting for here (no pun intended).
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It borrows a lot from the game
Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, so I'm more or less aiming for "semi-realistic Hollywood crime thriller". It'll have a lot of the action movie cliches, like thugs with Desert Eagles, gunfights with pistols and subguns held akimbo, and grenade launchers and anti-tank weapons used in way closer ranges than they actually can be.
The plot largely concerns the sexy, ambitious super spy protagonist Alexis Vega and her quest to build and maintain her own criminal empire in Vice City, Florida. It follows the
Scarface formula, in that it will be a trilogy chronicling her rise, prosper, and ultimately her fall. It's something I've been sitting on for a good several years, but haven't worked much on in quite a while, mostly because I rewrote an "extra" role into that of a more significant character and ended up getting stuck.