Ships need gas inside to keep the dihydrogen monoxide at safe levels

(this is a shitty joke about bouyancy)

Small reddit pages are the best, but yeah front page reddit seems like a lot of political/corporate content

"Yo, I’m the king of the Arctic, top of the frost,

While you’re waddling lost on some South Pole rocks.

I’m the beast of the north, with teeth like knives,

While you slip ‘n’ slide, barely keepin’ alive.

I’m six feet tall, got the muscle and the brawn,

You’re a pint-sized bird, can’t even fly, come on.

They call me the apex, the top of the line,

You’re snack-sized, flappin’—couldn’t handle my grind.

I’m the white ghost, huntin’ seals at night,

While you shiver in groups, tryna huddle tight.

I roam solo, 'cause I run the ice,

You’re just fish food waddlin’—not worth the price."

-ChatGPT

Temp has an effect on all batteries. Wouldn’t hurt. And keeping it dry will keep metal parts from rusting as quickly

Center mass shots not working at all would take a lot of un-learning for sure

Yeah I remember that part! They brought SAM launchers, radar, jammers and camo netting to a zombie fight.

I really like how they showed the military adapting though. Flying C-130s sparingly to save fuel. Running attack dirgibles, and returning infantry to formation tactics with .22 rifles and bite resistant suits.

I think they would fit in an EDF game too

I know right?

Ashtabula

I like X.com only because I like X-Com

Many thanks m’lord

Bing/ Dalle Prompt: “Fairy tale animation. A yellow daylily flower with 6 pedals sparkles with dew on a starry summer night. The foreground is an overlook of a river. Across the river behind it there is a castle, stone bridge and town with dozens of paper lanterns flying in the sky. Reflactions on the ripples of water. A couple on a small rowboat floats silhouetted on the water. Bokeh effects”

10 goblins gobbling

It’s just chonky is all

Yes! The Special Forces go through a training course called “Robin Sage”. A blogger did a good writeup on it halfway through this article.It takes place in a fictional country in very real North Carolina towns. Their job is to help a resistance force fight off an occupying military. There’s a bunch of world building to set the stage for it

Yeah I did! I’m hoping my library get the book. Hell I might buy it, read it and donate it after

I’ve honestly have little experience with other roguelikes so I can’t make a qualified comparison.

It can be challenging but I wouldn’t call it complicated. Difficulty is mostly based on vehicle choice. If you go with a Stewart tank instead of a Sherman Firefly be prepared to retreat or call for support if a Panther is barreling towards you.

It’s turn based and all commands are on keyboard. You tell your crew what to do, move the tank, fire the weapons and then it goes to the enemy units. There’s a lot of buffs and factors to consider like weather ammo type etc but the core gameplay is a easy to learn hard to master kind of thing. If your tank gets knocked out you’ll usually get a turn based minigame where you try to tell your crew what to do to bail out. Surviving crew keep their skills experience and can fall back to get a new vehicle and fight another day.

Never confess your carto crimes

The horror!