Hired goons?

Me, on just livin’ large boy, livin’ so large.

(For legal reasons, this is a joke.)

Attaching a bayonet doesn’t make shots impossible, but it can affect point of impact. The anecdotal answer in Garand shooting communities seems to vary anywhere between a 1 to 8 inch vertical shift at 100 yards, and an opening up of group sizes.

The vertical shift can be compensated for if you know what to expect on a given rifle (I’m going to assume a lot of little variables adding up between different rifles to account for different anecdotal differences), since pretty much everyone reports that a given rifle with a given bayonet is going to have a predictable shift.

The change mechanically is barrel flex and harmonics (which for years have not will continue not to pretend to understand beyond the pop-sci tier articles I read).

There was almost certainly value in training to shoot with the bayonet attached to get the feel for it. It is easy to think of many WW2 situations that would have been at ranges where the opened up groups were not a make or break, especially if compensated for with adjusted aim to mitigate them.

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

The blue blood is a great choice.

Yuggoth, Great Cthulhu, Tsathoggua, Yog-Sothoth, R’lyeh, Nyarlathotep, Azathoth, Hastur, Yian, Leng, the Lake of Hali, Bethmoora, the Yellow Sign, L’mur-Kathulos, Bran, and the Magnum Innominandum…

This picture has been posted at least 3 years ago online, so even without an original source, I’m going to lean on the side that it’s not AI. Every wacky piece of art is t an AI trick.

Probably just doing handling training with an inert launcher.

The design is very human.

Bloodborne.

I love the aesthetic and the setting, but the gameplay just doesn’t click with me. It’s clearly very well polished and designed, but I have never been good at third person melee games and soulsborne stuff cranks the required precision up too much for me. Instead I’ve just listened to dozens of hours of Bloodborne lore to get the experience.

Don’t be paranoid. It’s okay to let your guard down. Everything will be fine. Just fine.

I look away. Tears in my eyes.

Sir, I’m afraid. I’m afraid that it will…be a while.

Added credit to title.

It will see you later.

As a gunner main, using a combat zipline does indeed make the crawlers trivial. All other combats I at least have to worry about glyphids with ranged attacks knocking me off.

It might be freaky to have crawlers, or maybe a specific variant which can crawl right onto the zipline after me.