@williostkotti@WARDOGS There will be wipes, and once you realize how long the upgrades take (~48 hrs for the attack chopper, ~67 hrs for the tank) you'll regret asking for 3 month wipes lol
@player1129949@WARDOGS considering that'll be the first wipe I think a month is perfect, also have to consider the progression will be slower than during the playtest now
i wouldnt expect to unlock everything during the first season either, just enough time to try everything out
if my girl 👸🥰😍 and ROD OF AGES 🤑🤩 are both drowning 💦😩🌊 and i can only save one 😔☝️ 1️⃣ you can catch me at my girl's funeral 😿☠️⚰️stacking 🤣🥞📚 20 HEALTH ⛑️ 20 MANA 🥶 AND 4 ABILITY POWER 💥 EVERY MINUTE 🕰️ UP TO 10 TIMES 🔟❗️❗️❗️
I hate the idea of ex girlfriends. I have never stopping loving any woman even after breaking up with them. Girls should be something you collect slowly one by one. I just want to keep them all in a big castle together. I wish they could all just get along. They could be so happy
Simplifying this a bit but the Greek’s idea was that a healthy city state was built by men who understood both war and politics and that men didn’t fight for some fairy tale but fought for their own community and ultimately had the wisdom to help lead their people. In Japan, the samurai represented a society in which the men entrusted with violence were also expected to understand the responsibilities that came with wielding it.
WW1, where Hemingway served on the Italian front, was a catastrophic abuse of young men’s courage and intrinsic sense of martial duty because boys were raised with ideas of honor, courage, loyalty and responsibility toward their brothers and then placed into a form of warfare where those virtues were exploited against them.
Essentially, you were told that courage meant advancing into artillery bombardment, machine gun fire and barbed wire even when doing so had no chance of success. Refusing orders to go over the top of a trench would have you branded as a traitor.
Patriotism and courage (as a virtue) have their origins within an older form of warfare where a man could close distance with the enemy and protect his comrades and tangibly influence the outcome of a battle with skill and wit.
Industrial warfare transformed that relationship overnight, a man could possess extraordinary courage and still be completely powerless against concentrated machine gun and artillery fire.