Do you even have faith of the heart bro?
Nacktmull
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If there just was a union of european countries to be part of, that would be perfect ... oh wait.
Roguelite:
FTL - Faster Than Light
Dead Cells
Nova Drift
Hades
RPG:
Divinity: Original Sin 2
Disco Elysium (pirate this game, it was "stolen" from the devs, they wont see the money if you buy this game anyway)
Those are some of my all time favorite, superb quality, labor of love titles. Are you also interested in couch coop games?
Fascism and supremacism should be fought in all its forms
I wonder, how serious are you about the "all it´s forms" part, considering you chose to not put Israeli in that list?
Seems like that is what those TWWH Empire guns are based on:
Makes sense, there are barricades in the picture, so he did not bother bringing the long one.
Correct, I wonder why it´s depicted so short though. You can´t stop charging cavalry with something that short I think. Also:
The goedendag was probably set in the ground secured by the fighter's foot and aimed with both hands
From the article you linked.
Guys, it really depends on the type of game.
Nice, the lines and colors are really good, remind me of Moebius.
Pilots traditionally use methamphetamine, not alcohol.
I made everything myself, except the falafel.
Kimchi has turned mature and pungent at this point, very delicious!
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Kimchijeon aka Kimchi Pancake topped with a mix of short fermented May Turnip and fresh Scallions
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Hey everyone! Nice sub you started here! I needed something to make me feel better so I made this. I used mostly cornstarch and just a little flower, it turned out super crispy after frying it low and slow.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/14351273
Designed by Gerry Fox in the early 1970s, this carbine saw production sequentially as the Fox Carbine, the TAC-1, and the XF-7 Wasp, as it went through several different manufacturers. It is an open bolt, semiauto carbine sold in both 9mm Parabellum and .45 ACP – and you could get caliber conversion kits consisting of a bolt and barrel assembly to swap caliber on an existing gun. In 9mm they used Sten magazines, and in .45 then used M3 Grease Gun magazines.
The gun was marketed to law enforcement audiences as well as civilians, but never found any LEO success. A fully automatic version was also made, but similarly saw little popularity (because of the cost of NFA registration in the 1970s and 80s).
Mechanically, the gun is somewhat akin to the Soviet PPSh, which an upper cover that hinges open and a bolt which is square on the bottom and rounded on top. The TAC-1 version had a few neat additional features, namely a combination lock built into the receiver and a battery in the fixed wooden stock to power a stun gun/baton device for police use. The Wasp replaced the wooden furniture with a fairly clever collapsing metal stock...
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The answer to that is obvious, finally we get an option to romance Regis!