Thanks! I was just about to board an underwater aircraft with opposkitionally opposed engines mounted in the lavatory and then saw your comment. You spared me from having to sit on a hot engine while taking a dump at -300 meters.
Thanks! I was just about to board an underwater aircraft with opposkitionally opposed engines mounted in the lavatory and then saw your comment. You spared me from having to sit on a hot engine while taking a dump at -300 meters.
The one that is about to stop working....
They didn’t run on JP5. They ran on bunker C, the stuff that is one step up from primordial ooze that ships used to use. Because it was DIRT cheap. Until it wasn’t, which was the biggest reason that Union Pacific retired the turbine fleet. They solved the bridge melting issues, mostly by not stopping them under…
It’s a comparison of flow rates.
Or a comparison of booze quality.
They melt bridges so you can’t use them. GE built turbine trains for a while but they would melt the upper deck of a bridge and suck down jp5 like a 19 year old sailer in Okinawa.
What kind of world do we live in, that we invented jet-powered trains, and decided, “Nah, let’s actually not do this”?
Perhaps because without engines they’d never get off the ground?
Co-op, where your friend can control whatever companion is with you would be super great!
Anything they add ON TOP OF a full-fledged singleplayer experience is fine with me.
Online Co-Op could work. I’m really hoping there’s a full single player though
Vault 76 was a control vault with 500 residents, set to open two decades after the bombs fell, so do with that information what you will.
we hear it’s an online game of some sort
If this takes off (and for the love of all that is good, I hope it doesn’t), here are some things I plan to invent:
Irony Man
The backstory must start with the words: “Some idiot...”
Wait, you left out the best photo of all, the two-tone back seat, meant to invoke a strawberry & grape jam motif to accompany the exterior’s ketchup & dijon mustard color palette.
It’s a tribute to Iron Man’s cheap Chinese knockoff cousin, Rusted Scrap Metal Man
The Spirit of (Doing Too Much) Ecstasy
At least vinyl records are cool to look at. Cassette tapes are boring, clunky, and ugly as well.
Considering a giant space donut had just visited the city, and a bunch of monster-filled obelisks hit Wakanda, it seems likely he’d have gotten this out of his desk drawer just in case.