mysticpickle @ mysticpickle @lemmy.ca

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Anti radiation missiles are actually a thing but maybe not in the way you might think :>

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-radiation_missile

SLAMS! That'll teach him!

Stellar blade sold more than 3 million copies in less than 10 days ::jiggle::

Imagine pooping like a savage and using bits of paper to wipe your bottom

Radlands with Cult of Chrome expansion - Spectacular mad max theme 1v1 card dueler. Every game of this always feels fresh owing to the three different starting camps you draft at the start of the game that give you unique abilities. The cult of chrome expansion adds a lot of new camps that explore different gameplay styles that really keep the game feeling fresh!

Vale of Eternity w/expansion - Really fun drafting engine builder. There's a lot of different viable ways to build so you're always looking for unexpected synergies with each card. The expansion adds more cards and a set of artifacts that people draft at the start of each round giving the game another strategic layer. The game ramps up very quickly and can be over before you know it!

Title definitely reads like click bait.

If you want realistic jiggle physics you just pay the silicon price.

Haha first thing I thought of looking at this picture

That story sounds a bit suspect just based on the different bombing strategies the two countries typically used. American bombers during ww2 on the whole were much more accurate than British bombers owing to their choice to do their bombing during the day rather than at night.

British strategic bombing runs were generally performed at night which meant fewer casualties taken from the smaller number of defending fighters that could be effective at night and the reduced effectiveness of anti-aircraft fire which made them safer but obviously less accurate since they usually couldn't accurately make out targets in the dark.

American strategic bombing was generally performed during the day with advanced bomb sights that were basically little computers that took into account the bomber's speed, altitude, and wind to get at least for the times, as accurate a bombing as you could achieve dropping unguided bombs from high altitude. Bombing during the day put them at greater danger from defending fighters and more accurate anti-aircraft but it was deemed worthwhile for the greater accuracy and damage done to targets.

Betrayal at Krondor was amazing. Masterfully written, with fun riddles, and that music chef's kiss

Okay I was being a bit hyperbolic, I like the game as a whole but that was the first time I was forced to commit the cardinal sin of looking up a guide to make it through a Lucasarts adventure game :<

1 slammed = 2 skewered

1 skewered = 3.7 blasted/put on blast

5 claps back = 3 slammed

Everyone knows these conversations man. Hate to slam you for not knowing but are you living in Luxembourg or something? 🧐

Why not both?

Slay the Spire - the video game based on board game mechanics

Slay the Spire the Board Game - based on the video game based on board game mechanics but in board game form!

That goddamn minefield bunny puzzle made me hate this game with every fibre of my being

Same reason people don't talk about Game of Thrones anymore. The last entry, Andromeda, was so disappointing it retroactively made people like the previous ones less :\

Mom! It's is not a porn game, it's a visual novel!!

We wouldn't have Sponge Bob SquarePants without this!