My favorite combo is the regular minigun + launcher. Launcher for indirect fire, minigun for few reload breaks, doesn't need to spool up, can deal with anything. Speed doesn't matter half as much as being able to mow down anything that pursues you
Well S. Korea did invite a bunch of experts to investigate the incident. It all happened in a very charged atmosphere, but I tend to think they did their jobs. They must have taken current mine design into account when they ruled it out. Of course they could have gotten it wrong, but a N. Korean attack seems like a very likely explanation given the amount of military activity in the area.
I was watching a documentary on Henry Kissinger and it was interesting to hear him talk about the Tonkin bay incident. Basically for nearly two days the US was not certain whether it had been attacked at all. Obviously technology has improved a lot since then, but fog of war is still a factor and facts can be lost through the chain of command.
Mines and torpedoes give off different kinds of explosions. Mines need to be triggered by contact while torpedoes explode prior to impact to maximize the effect of the explosion. Looking at the wreckage experts can tell them apart. So, no mine strike.
Or, maybe it's just life sucking. Not everything is explained by mental illness, or mental sniffles, as the case may be.
Now go out there and grab life by the ass, bend it over the kitchen sink, and... ehh... lost my train of thought.
Why?
Because people who wear carry knives might end up using them. The difference between a bar brawl and a murder, despite all intentions to the contrary.
There is no school of knife fighting that doesn't involve killing your opponent quickly and efficiently. See what I'm saying ?.
Adding 'Gifted1' to the list took all of two seconds. Must be because they want everyone to break out their credit card nr. before they can use the function.
Try adding portal, it's another free game. Maybe that will make you a 100% user.
You can preorder it already if you really want to
If I buy it retail do I still have to register it on Steam?
Because that would be perfect, really. I don,t want to download a whole game.
Yeah people who buy retail have to use Steam, too.
But you wouldn't get stuck in the release day download madness as steam only needs to verify and add the game to the games list. So really the smart move is retail if you can't wait a day or two for things to simmer down.
What. I did know that, that was the point.
I give up, or rather I don't care. Fine, I'm a strawman or whatever.
PS that term really is awfully over used.