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If you are frying, you can make pans essentially non-stick by heating up the pan first before adding the oil. Then you heat the oil up to frying temperatures before adding in the food you are frying. Also, green onions are magical when it comes to their versatility.

I hate how wehraboos were complaining about the 90mm HE filler on the M26 so they nerfed it down to 1 respawn, same as Tiger II meanwhile they just drive their hard to use nazi bunkers and one shot or cripple everyone with nuke 88s while they tank hits with their stupid large hull volumes.

Just go onto the I fucking love science website.

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From what I understand, there were also massive quality issues in China, where the quality greatly varies from several factors. Due to the massive needs for swords, mostly from the army and merchants meant that they had to be mass produced. This led to two major factors in quality: 1. Ores were delivered to state owned manufacturies from across the empire, meaning that you get significant variances in ores. 2. Due to the large demand for fuels that can generate high temperatures, charcoal was replaced by coal as the main source of fuel for the furnaces, which adds another layer of complexities due to the impurities contained within the coal, especially with the coal coming in from different areas of the empire. This eventually led to Chinese swords having different hardnesses for different parts of the blade, used mostly in the Tang Dynasty where the cutting edges and the tip were made of a higher hardness steel and the body of a lower hardness steel to allow the blade to have a "sharper" blade without the sword breaking on the user. It was eventually dropped because it was deemed too expensive to maintain and replace and was thought to greatly influence the Japanese in their swordmaking as most of the Chinese imports to the Japanese took place during the Tang Dynasty.

Most of that doesn't apply since they introduced camera of what your round does upon a hit.

Having played both for a long period of time, I have to disagree with many of your points. The grind in WT is much shorter than the grind in WoT, especially considering that you can use any vehicle in the game to grind for another, making it so you aren't forced to spend money on frustration past a roadblock vehicle as you can just play another one. The premium account is worth for for its money in WT too and it has better priced premiums IMO along with being able to convert your favorite vehicles into premium vehicles. Even premium vehicles are actually pretty well balanced, although usually re-skins of other vehicles. WoT has better balance due to several factors, more variables to balance with and more statistics of each vehicle, partially due to being unable to skip any in the grind. Planes lelcade is a superior version of WoWP, but WoWP is utter shit anyway. Playing tanks lelcade isn't even playing War Thunder. It's like playing World of Tanks, except without the balance.

So why aren't you guys listening to this masterpiece?