Escape Plan!

Welcome To Hell!Or, at least, that's what the 100 or so unlucky souls who have commited crimes so dastardly, so unheard of that they get locked up in this maximum security prison complex call it. It's a 20 story prison complex located on a mostly uninhabited island somewhere within the Indian Ocean. To get to it the prisoners are flown to a nearby military base in India, then flown in via helicopter to a nearby helipad, where they are driven to the prison. Only the best for the worst of society. The layout for the prisons are here:Floor One: Floors 2-20 If the picture's are fuzzy I'll try to do something about it but I make no promises T_TGuard Routines:This prison employs 300 guards working various shifts around the twenty-four hour period of a day. Due to the remoteness of the island, guards are housed within the prison. Guards work eight-month periods before being flown off-site for four months of vacation to spend time with family and friends. At any point in time the prison complex is inhabited by 100 to 120 guards, with 30-40 of those guards being awake and on shift at any point during the day. While on shift, guards have a number of responsibilites. Guards man the security office, monitoring cameras and conducting radio checks with patrolling guards to ensure that all is well in the prison. Guards patrol each of the nineteen floors of cells in threes at irrelgular schedules. During time that they are not on shift, there are dormitories for them to rest in, containing beds, computers, entertainment devices and recreational equipment. Dorms also hold mini kitchens where they can prepare for themselves a variety of meals. Meal-time:Meal-time occurs all-throughout the day. Prisoners are taken in 5 sections (so twenty prisoners at a time), are escorted down to the cafeterias, where they are fed and returned to their cells. They are served on flimsy paper plates without utensils. Meals consist of cold, dry oatmeal for breakfast, lunchmeat sandwhiches for lunch, and cold, dry chicken breast with very little seasoning for dinner. Water is available to drink during all meals, and is served in small, paper cups. Prisoners throw away all plates and cups before being escorted back to their cells.Recreational Times:Due to the island's size, all recreational activities prisoners may partake in are done in-cell. They may request the guard to bring them certain exercize equipment items to be used. Guards supervise the prisoner during these times, then take all of the equipment back with them. Running, however, is not an option for exercize.Cells:Prisoner Cells are the scum of the earth. A bare sheet is provided to them as meager protection against the ground. A sink that only provides cold water is provided, as well as toothpaste for them to brush their teeth with (no toothbrushes, however). A series of sewage pipes run through each of the cells, making the prisoner's toilet, effectively, a hole in the ground. Small windows allow prisoners to view their fellow prison-mates, but cells are individual cells.Isolation Cells:Prisoners that are deemed to dangerous to their prison-mates' safety are taken out of their original cells and placed into isolated cells. These cells are located on the twentieth floor in a separate tower connected by an enclosed walkway. These doors are tightly monitored, with the entrance to the isolation tower itself monitored by numerous security measures. These cells are mere square containers. They are never allowed to leave their cells, and are exempt from the usual lunch runs. Food is directly brought their rooms. If they refuse to eat, they are sedated and fed via a feeding tube. Security Measures:All guards on shift are in contact with each other via walkie-talkie. Most doors are protected with a simple keycard lock, requiring you to slide a keycard in order to disable the lock. Others are protected with a six-digit pincode--a pincode that rotates weekly--in addition to sliding a keycard. Others still, such as the security room door and the door accessing the walkway from the main cell area, also require a thumbprint scan to verify an identity. And as a final security measure for those trying to enter and exit the isolation cell area, cameras are situated by the door for facial recognition of the person trying to leave. If a person other than a guard is trying to use the door, the door shuts down and must be manually overriden by a guard in the security office. Cameras are placed in all cells, in the hallways and other rooms that prisoners have access to. All of these cameras feed back to the security room, that also doubles as an armory. In the event that a prisoner, somehow, manages to make it outside of the prison walls, the compound itself is encompassed by a electrified fence, twenty-five feet tall and topped with barbed wire. The only gate that allows access into the compound is opened remotely from the security room. Resupplying:Supplies are flown in via a similar manner to which prisoners are flown in: supplies are brought in via helicopter to a nearby helipad, and then driven in by guards to the prison compound. Supply deliveries do not stop the normal flow of the day for prisoners. Vehicles are manually checked for things that do not belong there (such as escaping prisoners) before it leaves the helipad and before it leaves the compound.Have fun escaping from hell!