RobotMinisterofTrueKorea

It's so rewarding to see the list of modules destroyed. Quadruple KV-2 squad could be fun.

Boxes were wrecked.
 


 
and I got a new toy
 

I'll refrain from sharing too many of my after action reports, but this was a great one. Easily one of the most intense matches I've played. I spent the entire time at the northern flag on Abandoned Factory. At a few points it was down to me and a T-50 holding down the flag. 14 kills without ever getting knocked out. I daresay I'm getting the hang of this.

I introduced @RobotMinisterofTrueKorea to the wonders of the T-35, and we proceeded to crush the skulls of our enemies underneath the tracks of the glorious battle barge while Robot Minister ground out a couple T-34s and got a good start on the KV-1 L-11.
 

I'm stoked, the current Corsair models are all smelly shit, they -1 models have cockpit floors for fucks sake!  The prop hubs look like a 60s monogram model they are so ugly and wrong. 
They don't say they are upgrading the old ones, but it would be a travesty not to.  

We need the scene from the Shining where blood rushes from the elevator doors. 

Ummm...
 

I took the plunge. M4A1 Sherman Master Race!
 
I found myself in a fortunate situation where there were no KV-1s or T-34s to be concerned about. I kinda cut swath through Pz IIIs and IVs plus a plethora of thin skinned TDs with my .50 cal. Good times.

twice now that I've come in 3rd.
 

B-17F "Hell's Angels" of 303rd Bombardment Group (Heavy), 358th Bomb Squadron. Hell's Angels was the first 8th AAF B-17 to complete 25 missions. The aircraft later went on to fly a staggering 48 missions, again being the first 8th AAF B-17 to do so. Interesting to note, during the filming of William Wyler's 'Memphis Belle', a second filming team was assigned to "Hell's Angels" in the event "Memphis Belle" was shot down.

Made in China....
Left - Right  
 
Back row: Shenyang J-11, Chengdu J-10, Shenyang J-8II, Shenyang J-8, Chengdu J-7, Shenyang J-6, Shenyang J-5
Front row: Xian JH-7A, Nanchang Q-5

Pictured: Someone MUCH better at KSP than I will ever be.

Nope, my own ovipositor works perfectly well.  I don't need a prosthetic.

They were fun as fuck, for the most part.
 
This is easily my favorite competitive game out on the market.

Split this off since it needed its own thread.

@LostCosmonaut, @Tekky, @RobotMinisterofTrueKorea, you guys game for some PUBG this weekend?

Pictured: Someone MUCH better at KSP than I will ever be.

Okay, just executeded my towewr... Literally.  As in stuffedd a P-38 in it's ass and pulled the trigger.
 
 
Yes, I shot my computer. Three times.. Fuck that dell POS..

Most employees are shit at the game though.

I'll answer this as professionally as possible.
 
Biggest thing I should address, is this "interview" allegedly covers the time I started through when I left and a little afterwards. Literally nothing he describes ever happened. Nor are they exaggerations of actual events. Nor does he remotely capture the atmosphere around the office, or the character of employees. It's just pure fiction. Mind you, WGA is a pretty small office. He talks about production meetings and the like? I'd know who he is in an instant. I can freely say I never met this person, and that he's never been near WGA's offices.
 
The "interview" is really aimed at "confirming" long standing conspiracies about WG that have no basis in reality. Rigged MM (it's not), Rigged RNG (it's not), Special WG tools to spite players (again, no), general hatred of players (No, absolutely not), fake CS department (ridiculous and hilarious). Everything about it says disgruntled player, not disgruntled employee.
 
EDIT: I feel like concluding this with a personal touch, actually. I spent two years and change at WGA and loved most of it. The company gave me opportunities and encouragement that I had never thought possible. I had the opportunity to work with some really fantastic people. I wouldn't say the organization is perfect (no organization is after all), but I wouldn't trade my time there for anything.

I'll answer this as professionally as possible.
 
Biggest thing I should address, is this "interview" allegedly covers the time I started through when I left and a little afterwards. Literally nothing he describes ever happened. Nor are they exaggerations of actual events. Nor does he remotely capture the atmosphere around the office, or the character of employees. It's just pure fiction. Mind you, WGA is a pretty small office. He talks about production meetings and the like? I'd know who he is in an instant. I can freely say I never met this person, and that he's never been near WGA's offices.
 
The "interview" is really aimed at "confirming" long standing conspiracies about WG that have no basis in reality. Rigged MM (it's not), Rigged RNG (it's not), Special WG tools to spite players (again, no), general hatred of players (No, absolutely not), fake CS department (ridiculous and hilarious). Everything about it says disgruntled player, not disgruntled employee.
 
EDIT: I feel like concluding this with a personal touch, actually. I spent two years and change at WGA and loved most of it. The company gave me opportunities and encouragement that I had never thought possible. I had the opportunity to work with some really fantastic people. I wouldn't say the organization is perfect (no organization is after all), but I wouldn't trade my time there for anything.

I'll answer this as professionally as possible.
 
Biggest thing I should address, is this "interview" allegedly covers the time I started through when I left and a little afterwards. Literally nothing he describes ever happened. Nor are they exaggerations of actual events. Nor does he remotely capture the atmosphere around the office, or the character of employees. It's just pure fiction. Mind you, WGA is a pretty small office. He talks about production meetings and the like? I'd know who he is in an instant. I can freely say I never met this person, and that he's never been near WGA's offices.
 
The "interview" is really aimed at "confirming" long standing conspiracies about WG that have no basis in reality. Rigged MM (it's not), Rigged RNG (it's not), Special WG tools to spite players (again, no), general hatred of players (No, absolutely not), fake CS department (ridiculous and hilarious). Everything about it says disgruntled player, not disgruntled employee.
 
EDIT: I feel like concluding this with a personal touch, actually. I spent two years and change at WGA and loved most of it. The company gave me opportunities and encouragement that I had never thought possible. I had the opportunity to work with some really fantastic people. I wouldn't say the organization is perfect (no organization is after all), but I wouldn't trade my time there for anything.

I'll answer this as professionally as possible.
 
Biggest thing I should address, is this "interview" allegedly covers the time I started through when I left and a little afterwards. Literally nothing he describes ever happened. Nor are they exaggerations of actual events. Nor does he remotely capture the atmosphere around the office, or the character of employees. It's just pure fiction. Mind you, WGA is a pretty small office. He talks about production meetings and the like? I'd know who he is in an instant. I can freely say I never met this person, and that he's never been near WGA's offices.
 
The "interview" is really aimed at "confirming" long standing conspiracies about WG that have no basis in reality. Rigged MM (it's not), Rigged RNG (it's not), Special WG tools to spite players (again, no), general hatred of players (No, absolutely not), fake CS department (ridiculous and hilarious). Everything about it says disgruntled player, not disgruntled employee.
 
EDIT: I feel like concluding this with a personal touch, actually. I spent two years and change at WGA and loved most of it. The company gave me opportunities and encouragement that I had never thought possible. I had the opportunity to work with some really fantastic people. I wouldn't say the organization is perfect (no organization is after all), but I wouldn't trade my time there for anything.

So from what I'm gathering he's claiming he's former WGA? He's not. His description of Customer Service being only five people proves he never set foot in the building.
 
And that's only one of about a hundred things he gets wrong. This is like, hilarious levels of inaccurate.