Thomm

Imagine you could take over drones for terminal guidance in first-person mode. Now that would be a game! Especially if it had appropriate flight models.

These discussions are becoming so tedious.

Police car stunt goes wrong. Allegedly in Russia. https://x.com/igorsushko/status/1806748771868635601?s=61&t=oyphg6MO_-qm3cuTMwte5g

Interesting article about the decline of interest in strategy games (found on the Grogheads forum). https://www.ign.com/articles/gamers-are-becoming-less-interested-in-games-with-deep-strategy-study-finds

So the rumors are true...

Reloading the page usually helps me in such a case.

Or the right-wing party in Austria being fascinated by Putin and Russia. If my grandfather (who survived Stalingrad only because he was flown out with appendicitis) was still alive, he would have a strong opinion on that.

Where does this come from, if I may ask? The Javelin uses a small launch rocket motor for its soft-launch start. That should work in a vacuum, also, shouldn't it? Or without any obstacle behind it.

Big Bada Bum

Camera drone chasing a formula 1 car. Nice visuals and an interesting reference, IMHO. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9pEqyr_uT-k

This image had an educational effect on me: It made me look up where, exactly, the femoral artery is.

Maybe once there will be something like 'mutually assured destruction' in conventional warfare thanks to drones and AI.

The "Ardennes 1940 & 1944" DLC for Easy Red 2 was just released. You may find it interesting, even though it is a first-person shooter!

Only 90 degrees vertically.

Close Combat 2 Could only play it on my aunt's computer. She did not really understand my fascination with it, though.