Me either and I'm really hoping it's not just about these words being similar.
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Can you elaborate about the Pearl Harbor?
I don't think so, it's just that people are quick to forget about one side's flaws when the other gets more power.
You Americans really need to be constantly reminded that your political spectrum consists mostly of awful creatures on both sides, and you still forget.
Ah yes, the blessed "self-regulating market". So when will we finally reach it? It's been some time after all, like hundreds of years now. We went through slavery, robber barons, gilded age, we're going through deregulation, enshittification, rise of fascism, rush for recession. Oh man, we're getting there, the bubble is about to burst and we're about to witness the American dream for everyone!
You really do love your magnificent corporations, praising them for their infinite wits selling you lowest quality bullshit for the benefit of not you at all.
It will always bring joy to my heart seeing a common men awe for their corporate overlords for the most altruistic reasons, because how else should I call it? You don't get nothing from their greed, and yet you clearly enjoy seeing how they operate.
But I thought the blessed capitalist optimization was all about providing the best possible product at the lowest possible price, so why do we pay the full price for the shittiest product possible for which the customers are still willing to pay?
This game is balanced around the Witcher Gear I believe, so there's that. But I do enjoy playing without it for a more aesthetically intricate experience.
Wash your dick, Soren.
As I like to remind - there's a good reason we have the cultural war, and not the class war.
could just concentrate their attack on one side forcing the defenders to support there and thus weaking the line which then can be attacked in return.
You can't stack up your troops like in video games, so that wouldn't work. If the attackers were concentrating on the left side, then the defenders could breach the right side and encircle the attacking army.
Also keep in mind - you pretty much can't command your troops during the battle. Once the battle is unleashed, only chaos remains. You can only try to predict the flow of the battle and position your troops accordingly and prepare the early-stage orders.
But I would guess most battles ended up looking more or less like the lower example.
Vaguely, but definitely not in a 1:1 manner like on the dance floor
Yes, ubisoft, the one game over and over and over and over and over again company