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Just outside Bolotky, there's the wreckage of an MI-8 suspended in mid air., along with the carbonized remains of its crew. I don't actually think these are bodies so much as echoes of the past. You can find them scattered all over the Pechorsk Exclusion Zone. Most of them appear to have been residents of Pechorsk when the Anomaly hit. To me they almost seem like echoes from when time was wrenched out of its sockets in this place.

Anyway, Bolotky. Quaint little place, must have been real pretty when life was still normal here. Nowadays it's only home to the entities that infest this place. I'll try to tackle the factory tomorrow. Hope I'll make it back

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holy fuck I just finished mass effect 1 

holy fuck what a satisfying run what a way to end shit holy balls

I’m fucking happy right now god damn

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No fighting

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Been playing Into The Radius again

It really is the only game out there that allows me to exist in my natural state.

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It also also really gets you to grow attached to your gear. Weather you scavenged and repaired your guns, or you saved up enough money to buy them from the in game store, VR really makes you appreciate them when they save your life in a pinch.

It's also the little details that really get me about this game, like cleaning your guns after a long run into the zone, or being able to perform a simple press check to confirm if you have one in the chamber or not

(Also I did not have my finger on the trigger there, trigger discipline is not programmed into this game)

Now excuse me while I rearrange my shelves for the 50th time to avoid going into that fucking factory lmao.

I'll post more about the game's atmosphere and such soon but for now I jjust wanted to gush over the small things that get me about Into The Radius

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It's incredibly important to maintain your guns and keep a good acount of your ammo supplies. The last thing you want to have happen to you when you're out in the Zone is having your gun jam on you when a Seeker or Slider is charging at you. And you don't wanna run dry either. The old adage still holds true, take care of your weapons, and your weapons will take care of you.

Sometimes the Radius sees fit to bless you with a chance find and I ain't one to look a gift SMG in the mouth.

Couple drops of oil and she runs like a charm. Keeping her in my bag as a backup. This also is a great way to get rid off my stockpile of 9x18mm

With maintenance taken care off it's always cathartic to organize gear in my opinion. And after that it's off to bed. After all we need to get an early rise if we want to beat the tide out in the Radius

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I know I have a lot of unpopular opinions about Ace Combat 7 but I keep being surprised that I seem to be very much in the minority when I say that Long Day is a really fun mission

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At first glance Mimics might look human, but trust me when I tell you they aren't. Many explorers learn this the hard way but there is really nothing friendly out in the Radius, so the old rule of "The one who shoots faster and hits better wins the firefight" holds true.

So whenever you get the drop on one, shoot first

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Follow the guideposts into the fog and you'll get to where you want to go

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Keep your head on a swivel, there's thinks out here that shoot back

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Have you ever seen reality bleed?

Welcome to Pechorsk

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Beat AC6 today. This marks the first time I've actually beaten a Fromsoft game and honestly. I had a lot of fun. Game took a while to click for me and I spent the first 5 or so hours getting my shit pushed in before I got some vague idea of what I was doing.