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Uh, why do you think the T-249 would go between the M42 and M163? Itâs easily like 8.7 material - it was a competitor to the M247 Sergeant York, after all.
There were two different variants of the T249. The first one was built on the M113 chassis, used proprietary 37mm ammunition (only HE), and was fed by a single 192-round drum, with the fire rate being selectable between 120 and 3,000 RPM. The second one was built on the M48 chassis, used 35mm NATO ammunition (the same as the Gepard), and had a much larger drum.
Man, yâall either suffer from a major case of skill issue, or you havenât played it in a while, because the T95E1 is honestly amazing. Itâs got a low profile, great turret traverse speed, the armor is surprisingly good, and the sabot round is phenomenal. Hell, the spread isnât even all that bad.
I donât care all that much to be perfectly honest. Rarities, at least when it comes to cosmetics, are very subjective and quite frankly useless, and their sole purpose (at least in other games) is to artificially inflate the price of certain cosmetics.
I wouldnât necessarily say it was bad per se, just flawed. The M6 series had some truly cutting-edge transmissions for their time, which were apparently very smooth and easy to operate. The transmission, suspension, and brakes would be important stepping stones for later designs used in future tanks, and it (along with the M7 Light/Medium) served as a valuable lesson to the brass not to let feature creep overtake a project.
This specific version of Two-Face is from Batman: The Animated Series (often called BTAS for short). The show is absolute kino, and Iâd highly recommend watching it if you havenât. FYI, itâs available on Max.
The irony of Israel operating American tanks that were retrofitted with French guns and successfully going toe-to-toe with WW2-era German tanks and state-of-the-art Soviet tanks alike is funny as fuck.
Iâd argue theyâre still Shermans. The guns and engines may be different, but just about everything else was still the same. The âIshermansâ (as theyâre occasionally called) still used the same transmissions, suspension systems, road wheels, tracks, machine guns (sort of), etc. as their WW2 counterparts.
Considering the Master Collection came out in October of last year, the MGS3 remake is coming out later this year and Solid Snake and Raiden got added to Fortnite a few months back, it actually makes a lot of sense.
VORE! VORE! VORE!
Why is Boy talking about vore? Is he stupid?
Mygor smeegle moop
"Canadians are so nice"
I mean, have you seen their geese?
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Uh, why do you think the T-249 would go between the M42 and M163? Itâs easily like 8.7 material - it was a competitor to the M247 Sergeant York, after all.
There were two different variants of the T249. The first one was built on the M113 chassis, used proprietary 37mm ammunition (only HE), and was fed by a single 192-round drum, with the fire rate being selectable between 120 and 3,000 RPM. The second one was built on the M48 chassis, used 35mm NATO ammunition (the same as the Gepard), and had a much larger drum.
Man, yâall either suffer from a major case of skill issue, or you havenât played it in a while, because the T95E1 is honestly amazing. Itâs got a low profile, great turret traverse speed, the armor is surprisingly good, and the sabot round is phenomenal. Hell, the spread isnât even all that bad.
I didn't know we lived in a Metal Gear's plot
A Metal Gear plot huh?
I donât care all that much to be perfectly honest. Rarities, at least when it comes to cosmetics, are very subjective and quite frankly useless, and their sole purpose (at least in other games) is to artificially inflate the price of certain cosmetics.
As my mom once wisely told me: âDonât eat where you shit and donât shit where you eat.â
No, that's same as it ever was.
Letting the days go by
36 degree turret traverse
Ooooh, that sounds like a lovely buff! I look forward to seeing it one day. Thanks!
Yeah, itâll be a massive change. Itâs 16 degrees aced now. So more than double the traverse rate.
Well, looks like your bug report got implemented!
Oh I've traveled this whole world of ours from Barsley to Peru,
No, heâs never met a nice South African
US tank design at its finest.
For how bad it actually is irl, i seem to do really well with it in game. The 76 being very nice and the 37 used to kill lights, barrels and tracks.
I wouldnât necessarily say it was bad per se, just flawed. The M6 series had some truly cutting-edge transmissions for their time, which were apparently very smooth and easy to operate. The transmission, suspension, and brakes would be important stepping stones for later designs used in future tanks, and it (along with the M7 Light/Medium) served as a valuable lesson to the brass not to let feature creep overtake a project.
Funny thing about the M6âs engine.
Twoface from batman. Not sure which batman though
This specific version of Two-Face is from Batman: The Animated Series (often called BTAS for short). The show is absolute kino, and Iâd highly recommend watching it if you havenât. FYI, itâs available on Max.
The dude died almost 100 years ago and at least 2 of his weapon designs are still standard issue for the most powerful militaries in the world.
Many of his weapon designs are technically used today but in a different form, like the M240 for instance.
The irony of Israel operating American tanks that were retrofitted with French guns and successfully going toe-to-toe with WW2-era German tanks and state-of-the-art Soviet tanks alike is funny as fuck.
And to think they still fought âShermansâ into the 60s (albeit with French guns).
Iâd argue theyâre still Shermans. The guns and engines may be different, but just about everything else was still the same. The âIshermansâ (as theyâre occasionally called) still used the same transmissions, suspension systems, road wheels, tracks, machine guns (sort of), etc. as their WW2 counterparts.
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Also, the Paris Massacre of 1961, which saw a lot of Algerians beaten and thrown into the Seine.
Seriously tho who is it, gotta be Mario or sonic
If itâs what I think OP is referring to, then it was a BAFTA poll (
Lotsa big boss moments recently all over reddit
Considering the Master Collection came out in October of last year, the MGS3 remake is coming out later this year and Solid Snake and Raiden got added to Fortnite a few months back, it actually makes a lot of sense.
I think the term youâre referring to is âsingle action.â
L has come to
fuckcars
The Finns realized the Leopard 2 has shit stowage for crew belongings, so they fixed it.
Tell me, did anyone happen to kill a Pink Spy along the way?
No? Then we stillâve got a problem.
Absolutely brilliant combo!