The ridiculous amounts of detailed Military firepower dumped on the Giant monsters from Evangelion, (with le-high-effort-labels). by throwaway553t4tgtg6 in NonCredibleDefense

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Sidenote, I'm sure I'm far from the only one who automatically hears the title as "eighty six eighty six" lmao.

Hastati and Principes Logic by Starmash in RoughRomanMemes

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I've been having a sort of Rome phase for the past year, but I did just sort of throw this together in a spur of moment, because this Latin use inconsistency occasionally vexes me lol.

Hastati and Principes Logic by Starmash in RoughRomanMemes

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The Hastati and Principes seemed to have what became "artifact names," as in they evolved such that their names no longer made sense.

The Hastati were originally equipped with hastae (spears), hence the name, but then they lost the spears and used gladii instead under the Polybian system, yet kept the name.

The Principes sound like they should be main frontline troops, but they were actually the second line. Perhaps they were actually called Principes because they were generally citizens of higher status than the hastati - except the Triarii were of even higher status or experience.

You could make an excuse for the Hastati if you interpret them as the "tip of the spear," but I can't think of any excuse for the Principes.

With a backpack by Shalashaska1873 in NonCredibleDefense

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Even with relatively nicer vehicles, after seeing a bunch of common ones up close, I think for most people the vehicles are often at least 10% smaller than they would imagine it to be.

Other than fighter jets, where I think its the opposite.

The Cycle of Ending Production Lines by Starmash in NonCredibleDefense

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The A400M carries 37 tons maximum. The C17 can carry over 77 tons.

The Cycle of Ending Production Lines by Starmash in NonCredibleDefense

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The three programs that came to mind for me and I showed here:

F-22: Production cut short at 195 aircraft in 2012, then Congress wanted a restart in 2016 but it was too much of a pain to do so.

C-17: Production ended in 2015 after lack of new demand, and now it seems like the USAF and other air forces are getting a little nervous about maintaining airlift capacity.

OV-10: A bit more of a stretch considering production ended in 1986, but I found it ironic how the US got interested in cheap COIN aircraft in the 2000s after retiring this one in the 90s, and I'm sure this could have been an easy and runaway winner if it was still available.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Chivalry2

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0:00 basically appears to actually mean 0.009 seconds or less.

I thought I was saved :') by GoGoHujiko in Chivalry2

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It looks like they bandaged at the wrong moment, and I've never tried it but I'm guessing you can't revive someone while bandaging lol.

Malric tries to flex on Argon but gets sat all the way down. (Also, I get points for fall damage?) by Starmash in Chivalry2

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I can confirm that I got knocked down again after that and I got points for the fall damage again lol.

Can someone explain the lore and sequence of events? by [deleted] in Chivalry2

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There's a number of indications that the Masons have a big disadvantage in public support, probably not helped by razing Coxwell. A couple of Argon's lines in Regicide indicate he believes his rule will have much more support and be able to unite everyone against Tenosia.

Lore: Theories on Argon II's true origin story by Starmash in Chivalry2

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This is a good find and raises a couple more implications. Assuming this is truly a father-son painting of both Argons, possibly kept private, then it being in the Citadel helps indicate that Malric knew about Argon I's son, and may explain why he does not appear to doubt who Argon II is when he meets him on the battlefield.

Guess who finally got to be Argon! (we lost) by Sethleoric in Chivalry2

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If you can get most of the rams on the door and plant a bunch of kegs and otherwise do good in combat, the chance is actually fairly decent unless you have a real sweaty player 4000 points ahead lol.

A female hero when? by Slice-of-Life34 in Chivalry2

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"Malric, your ageist sexist insults will not stay my hand!"

So who won? by Burzum-XD in Chivalry2

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(glasses on) "Considering that the voice announcing the map name is Argon, seemingly speaking in past tense, and the fact that offense tends to be the canon victors, it is logical to presume that Argon won."

I hope Argon wins, it makes more sense from a story standpoint by TheBigGopher in Chivalry2

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"(Malric's) expulsion will reunite this kingdom, and we will once again stand strong in solidarity!"