Parry this you filthy casual
Parry this you filthy casual
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The game “Air Brawl” on Steam is a dogfighting game with airplanes with different weapons. One of them has a big hammer you use to wack other airplane.
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Makita blade, so Japanese steel folded over a thousand times. Edit: never mind, it says Made in China.
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Japanese innovating in melee aircraft again
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Like all the best modern katanas!
Though now I'm wondering if there were any Japanese style sword smiths on the mainland.
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If it gets hit by a block of wood that has a few nails in it, it will jam and fall out of the sky.
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This would be fun as hell in a video game. High-speed aerial knife fights. Hell yeah!
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I'd pick this Jack of all trades
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Giant sawblades are also helpful whenever your stealth bomber is boarded by ninjas.
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Aerodinamically feasable, too credible. Downvote
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Screamers (1995)
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That would be a funny videogame. Air combat but it has to all be melee combat.
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A baseball bat sticking out of a P-51, an F-16 with a morning star, a foot with a kicking boot sticking out of an A-10...yeah I'll make that. sounds delightfully stupid.
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Or fly upside down and you can provide VCAS.
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It looks like 40K is leaking again.
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What if the other plane has flex tape?
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Jokes on you these birds fly backward. Elon said it would be more efficient that way.
When you fly the fuel gets depleted, so if you fly backward the fuel gets refilled instead
Skill issue
Ya fucked it. "Skil issue" was right there.
Sacrifices had to be made in the name of aerodynamic efficiency
Sticking a wood blade on backwards is actually a semi-valid way of cutting sheet metal.
I have also cut 8020 aluminum extrusion with just an ordinary miter saw.
No you see it’s a bomber so it’s akshually the correct orientation for ground attack runs
Wouldn't it be easier to cut a plane underneath than above?
It's cuz they are cutting metal with the wood blade.
We can't afford the metal blade.
Forward swept wings so it can maneuver faster, you're just looking at it the wrong way
That's the price of freedom.