To be fair I wait until after release to pick-up titles, will get FFXVI this weekend. Such a small cost, the risk is fine vs people spending thousands on other hobbies.
Hate to be a T-90 these days, seems FPV drones are out for blood. Also, great to see observation systems continue to be destroyed with some regularity.
The flanks of Bakhmut are death for Russian vehicles.
They did sort out the canvas bag, I have one. A bit off there, the nylon bag came with the Power Armour edition. It did take a long time for them to be made and shipped out. Unlike other game companies who didn't rectify premium editions.
FFXVI would pass, Spider-Man 2
And pretty common state for the Orlan, a few captured earlier in the war weren't in much better shape. Seems to be SOP in the Russian military to treat your equipment like shit.
Any tips on where to start?
Basically same boat a lot of smaller gaming communities haven't moved here. Also Combat Footage and Ukraine don't seem to be moving here enough to keep me off Reddit.
How does that work? Some emails are just for setting up access to things and are never used. Like gaming accounts, verification purposes etc. You would lose access to stuff you regularly use because you can't verify.
This would mean losing parts of your internet identity.
Streaming fell apart quickly, it's so hard to find anything decent on most of them. It's become clear they can't curate new content as readily.
Everything is falling down:
- Google is dropping Reddit and Twitter from their searches.
- Twitter is throttling Tweets and you have to signin to view anything. Which would be crazy antivaxxer radicals, so not missing anything. No more free API use.
- YouTube is blocking you after 3 videos if you use an adblocker.
- Reddit has killed all 3rd party apps among API changes
- Now Gfycat is going, man that's like most of the sites I used since a kid. Imgur seems to be around still at least.
And Pinterest. I want my quality searches back.
Yeah, I'm still torn between the old subs and lemmy. Most communities aren't active or created here yet.
It's posturing, they know they've been rehashing the same base vehicles since the Cold War. There aren't many modern vehicles that match Western Standards. It's worked for awhile but now the cats out of the bag.
Says Cosmic Background, they have a store. Got one of their moon shots on my wall.
I found one cyber security but they're all still getting off the ground. Most are inactive over a week.
This is the high level insights needed, was curious how Ukraine was pushing across. Seems to be Russian doctrine to launch a counter offensive in answer no matter how suicidal. Losing Naval units will cause issues elsewhere.
It will be a gruelling fight for both sides. Small naval units have been battling each other since Kherson was captured. No successful amphibious landings at Kinburn Spit either. Best chance is that the Russians are trying to stabilise on several fronts and lack manpower.
This will be to Ukraine's advantage if they can sieze the initiative and push out of the bridgehead. Onto more stable land and use engineers to get some bridge going.