>>64754786
The mods I use for the terrain and view distance are 'World of Daggerfall' and 'Distant terrain'. They just make the actual terrain nicer and let you see further. I have a fuckload of different mods for graphical, UI and visual changes that just make the game a bit nicer to look at. DREAM is pretty good but i'd recommend the DREAM 90's version instead since it retains a bit of the pixely look that gives daggerfall it's charm. I'd recommend AGAINST the 3d trees mod unless you have a sufficiently beefy PC since it can really fuck up performance if you use the distant viewing mod. Overall though, just shop around the nexus mod pages since you can usually find a bit of everything. The only tricky part of daggerfall is getting past the fact that it is a TTRG at heart, and not a general action adventure game.

>>64754347
Sounds neat

>>64735836
that game was really good before all the microtransactions and non stealth heists.

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I thought this game was pretty good and very slept on

>>64737351
Check out Steel Fury: Kharkov 1942 with STA mod

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>>64755729

>>64755745
>34,500
So in other words, I'm totally fucked. Would it be any help if I told them to just put the parts in a bag and ship them to me instead of assembling the lower?

>>64755774
you can sort of, they will probably say to ask them to cancel your original order then order a stripped lower as a different order.

>>64755783
Guess I'll call and see what they say. I wish these companies woild adequately hire and stock so they don't run into this shit. Like only sell stuff if you have it ready to ship.

>>64755790
yeah contact them, you'll probably have better luck to contact them via the contact page and email, I've gotten very quick responses from them that way

>>64754416
rem oil is perfectly fine, except for the fact it evaporates easily
if you keep a regimen of oiling, its actually a very good oil though

one thing to keep in mind, it has teflon in it, great for guns - terrible for you
i wouldn't worry about it though, just don't drink it or whatever

>>64754479
>Clenzoil
same, its legitimately just a great one, especially if you're in a humid state
i just wish it didn't cost so much, but its not like i shoot 24/7 either

>>64754416
It's adequate for most applications. I bought it for years before I knew any better and it didn't cause me any trouble. That said, it performs much worse than many other competing products in corrosion testing so I see no reason to keep buying it.

IMHO most people overthink their firearms oils. It's like women arguing over which brand of Mascara is best. Over the years I've used tons of different gun oils. Rem Oil, Kroil, Super Lube, RWS Airgun Oil, some Italian shit that came with a Benelli shotgun, 3-in-1, various Lucas products, Vactra #2 way oil, motor oil, Yamaha 2-stroke oil, ALG "go juice", Frog Lube, some little packets of something I got free from Optics Planet, WD-40, Tri-Flow, LPS industrial spray lube, LPS gun cleaner, PCL, Eezox, and probably a half-dozen others I have long forgotten. They all worked just fine. Barring some special niche exception, it really doesn't matter which product you use, what matter is that you are using SOME kind of product now and then.

Washing your hands is way more important than gun oil, but do you overthink what brand of handsoap you're using?

>>64755244
>rem oil is perfectly fine, except for the fact it evaporates easily
It's supposed to. Rem Oil, and many other gun oil products, are formulated with a solvent that's meant to evaporate leaving behind a thin film of lubricant. In the case of Rem Oil, that includes Teflon particles. Most aerosol gun lubes work like this.

Depending on what you're doing that can be a good thing or a bad thing. It's good if you're using the product as a cleaner-and-lube. It helps for penetrating down into built-up dirt, stuck parts, or areas that are difficult to access without taking the gun apart. The solvent lets the oil run down into all the little gaps and cracks, then it evaporates and leaves a thin layer of oil behind.

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Guns don't need oil. And they definitely don't need oil sprayed on them from an aerosol can with included hormone disruption and PM2.5 pollutant.

Stop wasting money and destroying the planet buying single use disposable aerosol for your toys. The leftover tablespoon of motor oil in the jug after you did an oil change is sufficient to oil a rag enough to preserve your gun for the next 100 years.

I like CLP because it actually breaks up carbon. A spray bottle is like 25-30 bucks and lasts a good while. Unless you run a range buying in bulk is nice but not necessary

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>>64755276
>Next step would be to ditch the canopy and go with cameras with automatic shutters all over the airframe
You probably want some shutters and stuff on the EO/FLIR/whatever but you're right that opaque cockpits are the future in this scenario.
Are you sure you need optics in a dogfight though?
I think it would be possible to design a sensor-fusion system that would give you situational awareness at dog-fighting ranges without necessarily needing blindable sensors.

>>64755334
>There's no margin where a human can see something but a sensor can't guide a missile into that something
Sure.
The advantage of the fighter in that scenario isn't sensors, it's armour. Or at least having enough mass, active cooling and passive heat pumping to distribute thermal energy such that lasing it isn't very effective.

>massive armoured missiles
That's a possibility, it makes your missiles chunky though so you do get back to WVR missile fights at least because your missiles need the fighter's fuel tanks to get within engagement range while still carrying armour etc. Their own fuel lasts less because of the added weight and adding bigger rocket motors means an even bigger missile and the rocket equation comes into effect.

You're saying a fighter is a missile that kills with bullets but it's a much more efficient flying machine than a missile.

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>>64754198
If we get a war between major powers and 100 planes are headed towards another 100 planes then yes, pleantly will be able to close through the BRV chaos and fight WVR with fox 2s and guns.
If you mean will a flight of 4 getting into dogfights with another flight of 4 ever be common again then the answer is no.

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>>64754198
>F-16

Reminder that the F-16 lost multiple times to the F-106 in training. In the first round they launched a Genie at them.

>>64755678
Got a source for that? Probably be interesting to see how the training was set up like when the f22 was set up against the Rafael.

>>64754198
The upcoming F-47 will be inferior to F-22 in pure dogfighting capabilities. It’s all about being networked and stealthy now. And having helper drones

>>64753932
>USGI sling they use seems pretty clunky
It is only clunky or awkward if it is installed incorrectly or not adjusted for the shooter's arm length. The M1907 is the absolute best sling for marksmanship, once you grasp how to use it properly and have it adjusted for your rifle and arm. They will teach you how to do this at Appleseed. Go ahead and grab one before you go, they are cheap and readily available on ebay/amazon.

>>64755698
Meant to add, and make sure you have sling swivels installed on your rifle, and loops that will fit the sling. M1907s are widerer than a lot of modern slings, IRC they need a 1.5 or 2 in loop instead of the 1in that comes on a lot of modern rifles. Don't bother trying to put the sling on before you go, just take it with you and an instructor will show you how to set it up.

Will you learn anything useful? No. But it's a day at the range and maybe you'll meet a new friend. If it's cheap, you should go. Don't spend real money on it though, if they want like 200 dollars or some shit, stay home and whack off instead

Don't do it OP there's cyanide in them! You have so much to live for!

>>64755768
>You have so much to live for!
Think of all the waifus you haven't fapped to?

>>64754907
There are a bunch of reasons.
>what they brought
>what they can build
>what they're ALLOWED
I have a hombrew Traveler setting called Shattered Stars:Final Frontline where the Terran Hegemony (spess UN/NATO in spessss) where military technology is kept under STRICT control, the real good shit (powered armor, railguns, plasma weapons, laser weapons, particle beams, manpack hyper velocity missiles) are a Hegemony thing only, trying to possess, manufacture, or buy these items are a great way to get glassed from orbit.

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Drone killer

Kel-Tek specializes in spaceguns OP, you could arm a whole separist faction from their website

>>64754660
>cowboy-esque setting within a divided galaxy
No one cares about your Firefly fanfic.

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>>64754777
The ayylmao is old hat. The dragon is the new hot thang.

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>>64755536
Your trash ass, pit fighting dog is inherently aggressive. It will turn on you one day. It's in its DNA. Even if you say it won't, it 100% will. Most people also feel relaxed around cats. No one relaxes around shitbulls.

Not to say you aren't just baiting anyway, but I'd rather be around cats than a wild alligator-dog who would turn on you if you so much as made the wrong movement or looked at it funny.

>>64754436
> These things are a fucking menace and there's no solution because white people are retarded and won't regulate poor cute little puppers. The only way to win is to be prepare


You are brown and most shitbull owners are black or black fucking coal burners

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>>64752904
>What calibers and firearms do you carry to protect against the pitter scurge?
Unironically just carry a bigass knife. Discharging your firearm means the police will get called, and then it turns into a whole shitshow. Stabbing or cutting Fido will kill it or make it fuck off, and it will be harder to paint you as a psycho who wanted to shoot an innocent dog since the dog would obviously have to be within arm's reach for you to stab it. It gives you plausible deniability. Remember that you can cut something a little but, but you can't shoot something a little bit. You're also less likely to injure an innocent bystander with a knife vs a gun if the dog is latched onto a kid.

>>64755726
>vs a gun if the dog is latched onto a kid.
If a dog is latched onto you or a kid you shoot it execution style in the heart from inches away, you don't step back and play target practice. That way there's no chance you'll miss vitals or hit someone or something behind the dog.

>>64750311
Was Paige worth it?

>>64750993
boomers trust the boob toob implicitly

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Well I hope to run into one of you guys

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Indiana mentioned?

>>64752595
Why 3 tits tho? I fully respect putting big ol' tiddies on smexy snake ladies, but why more than two?

>>64751633
Australians are living too good a life to want to invade your shithole, which means you will probably invade Aus in your hypothetical, which will probably mean you will be deleted from your islands via tactical nuclear weapons due to Aus being the main resource hub for not only Indonesia but the entire world.

You don't attack the country sending you the iron ore needed to build your military.

Given that you believe in stupid prophesies you are probably dumb enough to believe this superpower cope though.

>>64754190
Indonesia has no real enemies. Otherwise, you would have seen realistic approaches, and also Indonesia is not thinking about the global security has been changed after the pandemic, their doctrine is probably still 20/30 years old.

>>64754235
Indonesia is not merely neutral, their foreign policy is officially "bebas dan aktif" (independent and active), which means striving towards regional hegemony over their Southeast Asian neighbors and Australia, and to reach parity with superpowers such as the US and China, the way India is trying to establish itself in South Asia

>>64754481
>the way India is trying to establish itself in South Asia
kek.

>>64754481
>"bebas dan aktif"
>independent
>2/3 of the words are just mangled Dutch

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>inhale

>>64755642
Degen shizz.

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>>64755693
Faggot

>>64755716
>>64755744
>>64755737
>>64755689
>>64755693
Im talking about gas grenades

>>64755642
Thats a man

>>64755672
The eyebrows give it a lot of character.
>>64755681
I mean, violently exploding is a bit less of an issue for a drone. What's the use-case for it, anyhow? Strap a fiddy cal and an ATGM to the top?

>>64755699
> The demonstrator presented in Kielce was in a drone-carrier configuration, offering a payload capacity of 300 kilograms (661 pounds). While the specific drone types it can support have not been disclosed, the capacity suggests flexibility for a range of aerial systems.
>Other Hermione models are designed for medium- and heavy-lift roles, capable of carrying 600 kilograms (1,323 pounds) and up to 2 tons (1,814 kilograms) of cargo.
They are also talking about mounting RCWS on it. The big differentiator compared to other UGVs is the fact that it's hydrogen-powered, I guess. Time will tell if the energy density and rapid refuelling outweigh the problem of having to load or produce hydrogen at your supply point.

>>64755672
Does it give you a smug look and say "levi-OH-sa" at you?

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>>64755724
>RonALD WEAsley...........
>it's LevioSaaahhhhhh

>>64755672
looks like a coffin on wheels

>>64755608
Only if it's somewhere that'll bother a random passersby. You could probably get away with it if the area affected is entirely on your property since it's not inherently dangerous and if someone loses a drone you can ask why they were flying a drone over your property without permission.

>>64755632
yeah but you would probably be jamming yourself if you don't know enough about frequencies

>>64755637
If it's a drone jammer it would only jam drone frequencies. Turn it off before flying any drones and you're golden.

>>64755632
People don't need your permission to fly over your property. You don't own the airspace. The only time they might run into legal issues is if they're recording or loitering over your yard or house. Power company inspection drones fly over my property at least once per month and spend more time over my my boomer neighbor's larger lot and it pisses him off but he has contacted all manner of agency and they've all told him fuck off it's legal.

>>64755240
Shut the fuck up Roger.

>>64754175
>Sperging out over patterns is a /k/ thing
Perfect. Found Finnish M05 Snow that is a one-off reproduction jacket that seems my size. Might just get that to start with. No idea what I'll do for pants but I wish you didn't have to be a soldier to legally own clothes that cheap and that good. It's just not fair.

>>64753175
>Since apparently asking about military uniforms is ok on /k/, can I get away with making a thread
There is nearly always a camo/uniform/milsurp thread up on /k/ on any given day, just post there unless you're opening a big topic that isn't covered.

I think there's usually a camo general or something that hunters like to chat in.

>>64753447
M84 hasn't been in active service for years, and wearing it sterile is unlikely to get any frowns, let alone fines. Wearing the desert M01 under any circumstance is autistically frowned on by the vets unless you got it issued
IIRC, fines are only issued if you can reasonably be thought to be impersonating a soldier (so presumably full uniform with insignia). I've never heard of anyone getting fined for wearing a pair of M84 pants while hiking or his Arktis jacket off duty or whatever.

>>64754997
>Found Finnish M05 Snow that is a one-off reproduction
You can get all kinds of M05 Snow brand new from sites like varusteleka and origopro.

>>64752335
>muscular build
This nigga think soldiers are UFC fighters
Soldiers arent mean to be jacked, let alone modern soldiers
They arent meant for this shit
Even combat sport athletes arent supposed to be hyper muscular, otherwise they gas out quickly and get BTFO apart if they are under some sort of PEDs
Also venezuelans where absolute shit but this Lmao this zoomer subhuman cuck is so retarded
Modern soldiers are weakling cucks who cant fight
Nobody is afraid of some soldier/spec ops operator apart from some retarded teenagers
Modern industrial war is won by budget and technology (since ww1)

>>64739437
It is a beautiful machine.

>>64739430
The only surviving one sat in the Smithsonian for almost 10 years with the explosives to separate the tail still inside.

>>64753203
Saying the Swordfish contributed more than the Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service would be a comparison of the two, as it is comparing the contributions of each.

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If I were to pick the best I'd say 109. Just overall solid.

But if I were to pick my favorite it would be the Shiden.

>>64751928
And it was a minor modification (new engine) by a different company, really not a new design, even the F4F -> F6F had more changes despite being just an incremental improvement.

>>64755035
Or more importantly: Why has OP created a second thread about this when he already got the canonical answer: Russians only count as 1/3 of a man

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>>64755273
of course they were going back to teach.
read rudels biography, he spent half the war teaching.

Hitler forbade high scoring aces to fly not to lose a propaganda figure. and of course these grounded pilots were instructing new pilots then.
is this germans never rotated pilots some history channel bullshit?

>>64755379
nice story bro

>>64755639
Nayrt but this is all borne out by comparing squadron and individual kill statistics, and in reports by concerned Luftwaffe commanders themselves

Most notably, Hans-Joachim Marseille's squadron was so busy meat-shielding him that despite his spectacular individual kill count, his squadron was solidly average and did not shoot down more planes than any other Luftwaffe or Allied squadron in Africa
The same phenomenon was observed on average across all of the Luftwaffe, from 1940 to 45

Now go away you clueless mong

>>64755335
They gave their women to them
>>64754844
Thats a nordic/germanic
Aryans are slavs/sarmatians or even more related to turkics