They probably booked United and didn’t want to discover upon the plane landing that the flight-crew had killed, field-dressed, and cooked their pet rabbit in a stew.

General Sherman has a bettery legacy in armored vehicles, too.

There was another game about bartending in a cyber-punk future released a while back. It’s called ‘The Red Strings Club’. Well, partially about bartending, anyways. There’s a bit more to it than that.

The threat is systematic and targeted destruction of our satellite infrastructure. The problem is that the Air Force already oversees space operations, and there is no good reason why they can’t continue to do so.

If this new ‘Space Force’ isn’t renamed XCOM post haste, I am going to be severely disappointed.

On any given play, he’s liable to sprint 30 yards backward and the fumble the ball up his own ass.

Nah, that’d cost too much money. Putting things in space is really fucking expensive because so much of the cost of a launch is literally burned up as rocket fuel, or is expended as spent stages.

IT BEGINS

My only problem with the crab tank is that the most versatile weapon system is slung underneath the thing with limited fields of fire because of obstruction from the legs, plus almost no elevation.

After I read the title, my first thought was, “So that 12 year old who screamed obsceneties and racial slurs at me after I knifed him well be around forever?”

I can already hear Arin’s screams of horror.

Invisible, because it’ll be Major Kusanagi with her Active Camo on.

There was Battletech.

Agreeing with the majority of people who say “Scientologists are weird” does not make you as weird as the Scientologists. And I don’t think anyone knows that the fuck Scientologists are up to. Not even Scientologists.

On an unrelated note, can you effectively play DCS without a stick and throttle? That F-18 module looks sexy as all hell, but I don’t really wanna fork over money for something I can’t actually play.

Don’t kid yourself. That lump of orange excrement would sell his daughter out at the drop of a hat if he needed to.

Man, Takeshi’s Challenge looks different this time around...

Oh hey, our allies haven’t been attacked (not majorly, anyways. South Korea has been shelled by artillery and has had a ship sunk every now and then)! Or bullied, threatened, or sanctioned! I wonder why that is.

Because ‘seeing if they respond by building up’ leaves a period of time where overall NATO strength is lessened. Even if they immediately start growing their militaries, it takes time to build tanks and train men. If they don’t, NATO just gets weaker. And given how nervous Europe is with Russia, I don’t think they’d…

NATO members commit troops to a unified command structure when the alliance is called upon. Those troops are drawn from the members’ national armed forces, and returned after operations cease. A small conflict or focused operation might see majority European troops being deployed (with US logistics keeping everything…