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The article "What Is an ACOG?" by Will Dabbs, MD, published on July 10, 2024, on The Armory Life, provides an in-depth overview of the Advanced Combat Optical Gunsight (ACOG) developed by Trijicon. Introduced in 1987, the ACOG revolutionized tactical optics with its prismatic telescopic design, initially created for the M16 and M4 rifles, featuring a fixed 4x32 magnification in its earliest TA01 model. The sight was designed to be nearly indestructible and included innovations like tritium illumination for low-light conditions, although these elements have a lifespan of about 10-15 years. The versatility of the ACOG, which includes variations such as bullet drop compensating reticles and models integrating micro red dots, has made it a favorite among military personnel in various combat situations. Dabbs shares personal reflections on the ACOG's performance, highlighting its precision and effectiveness at various ranges, exemplified by his experience using an early TA01 model. Despite its high cost—ranging from about $1,200 to $2,485—the quality and reliability of the ACOG continue to make it a sought-after device for tactical use.
#Trijicon Advanced Combat Optical Gunsight (ACOG)#military optics#rifle scopes#magnification#reticle patterns#bullet drop compensator#fiber optics#Tritium illumination#Bindon Aiming Concept#TA01#TA31#low light shooting#eye relief#M16#AR-15#fixed power scopes#battlefield durability#Marine Corps.
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this is one of the first games i've played through in its entirety in a while i was drawn it at first mostly because the mechanics are so attractive? they're everything i want in an interface/game experience -- no confusion over where i was supposed to go at any point in the game, fully browser-based, could be played on a laptop with no mouse
i'm also just a sucker for this exact type of game (interacting with fake tech that reveals a story to you, glitchy neon vaporwave stuff, anything with a fake chat function) and this is a great example of the genre
the aesthetics were a big draw obviously, and they don't disappoint at all. the soundtrack is good enough that i listen to it recreationally (recommend to anyone who wants nice industrial ambient music) and the graphics and text are very polished within their aesthetic niche, nothing breaks immersion at all and things that the irl player needs to know (controls, word definitions, etc) are all very neatly integrated into the frame of the game (these are being told to you by your ~alien tech interface~, not by the game author!)
the interaction patterns remind me of alienmelon games as well as danganronpa. lots of clickable elements and reticles
the graphics specifically remind me a lot of lsd dream emulator, just in the way they represent 3d space -- it's a little dizzying to navigate at first but it fits in really well with the game, and i didn't get motion sick at any point despite being very susceptible to this
the storyline/worldbuilding is very intricate. there's a lot that's left up to the player to infer but i found this interesting as opposed to frustrating
the combat mechanics were also a high point for me in that with the vast majority of games i end up either confused or just unable to succeed due to being overwhelmed
this uses turn-based combat with no timer and felt easy to strategize within while also not being overly basic. it also just looks cool
overall it's a really cool game and i recommend it. it took me maybe ~4-6 hours to play in its entirety? i might make a longer review on my ~real blog~ at some point
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long time running x @yeehawgust day 22: horse girl
[snippet from chapter 15]
Instead of a black-and-white morality of kindness and bloodshed on antithetical ends of a straight line, Olivia's spectrum seemed bent into a horseshoe; a crosshair with ends that almost converged, opposites closer to each other than either was to the far-off zenith of their shared iron-gray meridian.
Each time RJ found himself in the middle of this reticle and was quite certain she’d kill him, there was some concession in the form of a reward.
Though she ensured his time in the Rocky Mountains wasn’t easy, at least she had a pattern he could anticipate. Climbing up a glacier against polar winds was rewarding when she balanced his trouble with warmth. Thaw necessitated frostbite; he wanted to breathe in arctic air and allow it to freeze him from the inside out, then wake up in the relative safety of Vault 150 once again.
If Olivia surrounded Mount Fay in a radstorm to eradicate the Brotherhood, at least she allowed RJ into the tempest’s calm center. If she was a 'real wild radhorse' like Hancock said, at least she was willing to share the grasslands.
RJ scoffed at the comparison. She didn’t mind me in the pasture until Jack threw on the saddle while she was distracted.
Though it took a few days, his anger toward her subsided. Tangible memories of their time together, combined with his own sense of liability, overruled the images he conjured when Hancock divulged the truth about what happened in Goodneighbor.
There wouldn’t have been a Goodneighbor or Raiders for her to get mixed up with if he hadn't involved her in his affairs. She galloped across the continental divide, crossed the hundredth meridian and left her prairies behind to help an ailing Duncan; Boston punished her, and RJ was complicit.
He returned to Sanctuary with a report on events in north-east Boston and high hopes to make nice with Olivia.
If, in order to exact revenge on the Brotherhood, she wanted to overflow Moraine Lake with rain, then flood the world up to surface tension at the cols between the Bow Range’s summits, he wanted to wedge that heavy metal door open so she could drown everyone in the bunker.
If yellowing late-summer grass in the shadow of Boston’s skyline was a poor substitute for the verdant montane valley she left behind, maybe he could scout the Commonwealth for a meadow and pond protected by a bulwark of hills and miles of forest.
Maybe, through some cooperation of preparing for the weather and turning her loose someplace she felt accommodated, RJ could begin to make up for his latest regret - that he and Jack took advantage of her kindness; that she had no space or time to think through negotiations when she agreed to leave her beloved Rocky Mountains for the Commonwealth Wasteland.
She trusted him; he encumbered her with his many burdens.
So, RJ returned to Sanctuary, determined to ensure she never felt the heft of a saddle or a cold bit in her mouth ever again. He arrived ready to begin a long atonement for stabbing his spurs in an already frightened mare's side.
After all, it was his fault she was forced to spend all of her time running to begin with.
#thanks for reading#back at it again at krispy kreme#long time running#banff national park#yeehawgust 2024#fallout 4#robert joseph maccready#fallout#maccready#rj maccready#fo4#my oc#olivia dallaire#writing#rocky mountains#horse girl#banff#alberta#canada#my writing#writeblr#yeehawgust#writing snippet#fo4 companions#fallout 4 companions#fallout screenshots
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the crossover no one was thinking about except me
[ID: Digital illustrations of Adalberto Tosser and Brock Forbes from Blaseball in AI: The Somnium Files universe. Adalberto is an AI-ball who resides in Brock's left eye socket. In Somnia, xe appears as a tall, Dominican man in a white jumper with black line patterns across xir body. Xir left arm is only exposed nerves from the shoulder down. Outside of Somnia, xe is a smaller, squishy and translucent version xirself. Brock is a stocky Sudanese man with close-cropped hair. The illustration includes a full-body reference of Adalberto in and out of Somnia. It also includes a separate image of Adalberto sitting on Brock's shoulder while he drinks from a paper cup. There is a third image of Brock winding up a pitch, his left eye gleaming like a reticle. There is a small headshot of Adalberto at the bottom that says "GLASS HIM!!!" in the style of AI: The Somnium Files chat boxes. End ID.]
#blaseball#ai the somnium files#aitsf#adalberto tosser#brock forbes#i have many thoughts about this au + thoughts about what it would be like flipped#aka somnium guys playing blaseball#art has been slow lately because of tattooing but the raffle prizes will be done soon!!
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E class's quirk?
Buckle up there is a lot of them. Some of them are named and others are very much not. Coming up with 27 quirks is hard.
Karma - karma (essentially.) If he is a jerk or over confident his luck turns terrible. (Taken from Koro Q for the hilarity)
Isogai - Charm. A subtle influence around him that encourages people to feel positively about him. Can’t be turned off. No one is sure if he’s like that because of the quirk or the quirk is there because he is just like that.
Okajima - Viewfinder. Think Hatsume’s quirk but more camera based.
Okano - Hyper flexibility. Incredibly helpful with her gymnastics.
Okuda - Gas Mask. Innate immunity to poisons/intoxicants/etc. could drink straight gasoline if she wanted to. Doesn’t want to.
Kataoka - Unnamed. Expanded lung capacity that allows her to hold her breath for minutes at a time.
Kayano - Mimic. Allows her to copy moves/mannerisms/behaviors after only seeing them once. Doesn’t mean she had the muscle/flexibility/skill to follow through with said movements but she does know them.
Kanzaki - Unnamed. Increased hand-eye coordination helpful in marksmanship and video games.
Kimura - Speed. No where near Engine levels but is nearly impossible for non Korosensei people to catch if he hits a full sprint. Causes intense fatigue if used too long.
Kurahashi - Unamed. Think anivoice but but strictly bugs.
Nagisa - Misdirect. Quirk encourages people to over look him and/or to find something else more interesting. Can be negated by Nagisa pointing out he’s there or through repeated exposure.
Sugaya - Camouflage. Can mimic his surroundings perfectly, disappearing into the background. Doesn’t work on clothes.
Sugino - Unnamed. Kind of like Homing. Can make any projectile he throws hit an exact spot that he can see. Lowers speed. Can be compensated for with more initial force.
Takebayashi - Unnamed. Statistical analysis/compiling quirk. Has to wear specially designed glasses to keep from being overwhelmed by data from everything he sees. Prefers tech/screens because the screen filters out the date so he can read them without his glasses.
Chiba - Reticle. Another Hatsume clone but gun.
Teraska - Unnamed. Strength quirk. Not crazy powerful but stronger than the average person. Think like strongman stunts but smaller (kinda) package not All Might levels.
Nakamura - Unnamed. Innate talent for languages. Can become conversational at most after only hearing a few words. Grammar requires study.
Hazama - Fright. Can tell by looking at someone what scares them most.
Hayami - True Shot. Similar to Sugino’s. Has a limited range of influence around her that allows her to manipulate projectiles she releases. Not as accurate as she has to be able to calculate the trajectory to move the projectile to the right spot and is limited by an area of effect. Compensates but a whole lot of training and math on the fly.
Hara - Unnamed. Eidetic memory for recipes and patterns. Has to have made them herself that least once.
Fuwa - Unnamed. Perfect recall when it comes to faces.
Maehara - Undecided. Some sort of mobility related skill. Similar to Kayano’s maybe?
Mimura - unnamed. Kind of like Okajima’s but with less of a zoom function and more of a clarifying one.
Muramatsu - Unnamed. Similar to Hara’s but only for food. Comes with an instinctual knowledge of what flavors would pair best together.
Yada - Empathy. Can feel and manipulate the emotions of those around her to make them more sympathetic to her.
Yoshida - Unnamed. Limited control over metal up to a certain weight limit. Mostly uses this to hold tools/lighter parts when working in his garage.
Itona - Technomancy. Can control machinery he has built with his own hands for a short amount of time/until it is destroyed.
Nise Onaga* (Not-Ritsu) - Imposter. Allows her to take the place of someone, even if she doesn’t look like them, and make others believe she is the original.
#the elf talks#mha#bnha#assclass#assassination hero au#this took so long#kind of obesssed with them mostly having ‘lesser’ quirks#part of the e class discrimination you know
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Entry #029.3.Supplemental.Demeter
--Recovered from the Archive of Engagements aboard the Tsiolkovan-- --Official Action Report, originally created 963.M41.-- +The Demeter Campaign:
Shargen Aurastra and newly-promoted Second Captain Samas Tenebra are called upon to mop up remaining traitor presence in the Demeter sector following the War for Pandorax, encountering a Black Legion warband styling itself “The Obsidian Blade” carving out a domain for themselves in the ravaged Avaricum system, led by former Justaerin member Vayxin the Ravager. Tenebra leads a select cadre of forces to defend a critical mechanicum outpost but is forced back by a short-lived but bloody daemon incursion summoned by Dark Apostle Kabrius on the outpost’s upper levels, at the loss of most of Squad Octavian and the company’s attached librarian. The loss atop the manufactorum buys the warband time to reactivate an old Shadowsword within the manufactorum. Determined to ensure such an asset does not make it offworld, Aurastra leads a daring assault on the manufactorum to end Vayxin and his new toy. The battle is fierce, and Aurastra is almost killed when his command vehicle takes a direct hit from the Shadowsword’s main weapon. Despite the long, storied careers of both Aurastra and Vayxin, the battle is decided by youngbloods:
Neophyte Sergeant Trazis, who despite coming under heavy fire had successfully outflanked the Shadowsword, ingressing through a hull breach in the rear to plant a meltabomb on the Volcano Cannon’s primary capacitor bank.
Savant-Initiate Hastel Glademan, who provided air support from the Stormtalon Hurricane Dragon, catching Dark Apostle Kabrius in the open and flattening his position with a barrage of cyclone missiles.
Brother Cosrau Yandin, who followed Aurastra into a direct confrontation with Vayxin the Ravager. Despite losing many battle-brothers and taking a near-fatal wound from the Ravager’s chainfist, Yandin was able to slay the warlord alone, exploiting a breach in his Terminator armour using nothing but a well-placed meltagun shot and a combat knife to Vayxin’s exposed eye.
--Unofficial Interpretation Fragment #3 of 12# (Please Confirm?), derived from tactical data logs recovered from Redeemer-Pattern Land Raider Tvashtar's Fire during subsequent restoration--
"Sable Exact, this is Tvashtar. We are coming to you." Keldek Mormys clipped over the vox channel and spurred the Land Raider forwards. The turret bustle next to him rattled and shook as the tank’s machine spirit assumed direct control of the twin assault cannons. Mormys watched the weapons' target reticles track jerkily across the pict-feed wired directly into his helmet, just one of a dozen sensor inputs feeding into the cocoon-like driver's position high in the vehicle's interior. If he hadn't been controlling the tank though direct nerve impulse, he wouldn't have needed to lift a finger more than an inch off the controls before he'd be touching the glacis plate, such was the tightness of the confines of the position. All the better to allocate space to armour, armament and passengers. In truth, given the potency of the machine spirit within Tvashtar's Fire, he was barely more than a passenger himself. The tank was an old one, with a bombastic, eager character. He could feel it every time the Land Raider’s treads dug into a rise, like a mountain goat scrambling up a spoil heap. According to the stories, it was fully capable of operating fully autonomously when circumstances were particularly dire. It was only the narrow advantages of the organic mind in pattern recognition and data processing that warranted his presence at all. That and the vox link to the battleforce command network that dispersed its constant stream of data packets in clicks and growls directly into his ears. And right now the network was alive with a hashing, maddening overlap of information, The Mechanicus outpost was a slowly growing silhouette on the horizon, a squat monolith of fortified stores and workshops. The nimbus of warplight had crackled into existence around the outpost’s summit at the exact same time the aetheric interference had started filling the vox-channels, but enough of Gygar Octavian’s final broadcast had made it through the hissing static. It was that broadcast that had spurred every Iron Fists asset on the planet to converge on the outpost.
“Captain Aurastra,” Mormys called on the tank’s internal vox. “We have uplink with reconnaissance elements. Glademan and Trazis are joining formation. We shall reach engagement range in six minutes.”
“Noted, Keldek. Maintain flank speed and mark targets as they appear. Please keep the network link open while I inform our comrades.” The captain’s tone was relaxed, as was the tone of the data packets that briefly flashed through Mormys’ perception on their way from the Land Raider’s internal systems to the other vehicles in the formation. Mormys caught a brief snippet of off-network speech in that same tone beneath him in the passenger bay. A rousing speech, no doubt. That was beneficial. Tvashtar’s Fire was used to hosting terminators, not tactical marines, and the unfamiliarity of their cargo was reflected in the machine spirit’s disposition.
Mormys reached for the panel on the communication terminal, to patch into the squad-level vox net and see if First Captain Aurastra was as good as marshalling those of another company as his own. His finger was on the switch when the Land Raider’s external sensors lit up with alarms. Mormys hammered the switch into the on-position and felt the marines in the passenger bay flinch at his interruption.
“Captain, we have a massive thermal signature reading from within the outpost.”
“More information, please, Keldek.”
Mormys strained closer to the pict-screens, flicking through view options, focusing in on the bloom of heat radiating from the lower portion of the outpost. The metres-thick shell of reinforced ferrocrete yielded precious few answers, but there was a horrible sense of familiarity that was starting to creep out of the more organic parts of Mormys’ brain.
“Uncertain, captain, but the readings align with macro-grade weaponry. Will continue to observe.”
“Understood.” There was another click as the Captain plugged directly into the Land Raider’s internal systems, his next words ringing well-beyond the confines of the tank.
“All elements, this is Shargen Aurastra. We have a potential grandis-level threat spooling up in the bowels of that outpost. Make all haste and stay vigilant. If we see it before it sees us, the advantage will be ours.”
The message was met with a flurry of confirmations from the other force elements. Mormys sent his own brief confirmation and urged Tvashtar’s Fire to go faster, eyes glued to the rattling pict-screens as the tank ground through the remnants of a walled-off courtyard and summitted the lip of a crater.
“Hurricane Dragon to Niveus Exact, this is Glademan!”
The signal spiked almost painfully through Mormys’ senses, thick with static and interference as it shot into the Land Raider’s vox network. He didn’t even hear Aurastra’s response before the signal continued, and Mormys was just about to start work on a scolding reminder about vox-procedures that the pilots of the Fifth Company were in clear need of, before the rest of the signal drove a pulse of shock up his spine.
“I have my sight on the facility. The lower bay doors are open, we have super heavy armour, I repeat, super heavy armour emerging.”
The Land Raider’s momentum carried it down into the crater and up the other side, its machine spirit taking advantage of Mormys’ momentary paralysis to dig its treads in and climb. It was still moving at speed when it reached the crater lip, so it took a few moments for the tank to come to a stop. A few moments that Mormys spent staring at a gargantuan, slab-sided nightmare of riveted metal that had clawed its way from some unholy bowel of the fortified mechanicus outpost and was now rolling straight towards them. In the face of ordinance designed explicitly to fell titans, vox-procedures went out the window. Mormys’ words were heard in the ear of every Iron Fist within ten kilometers as he jammed the tank’s motors into reverse and screamed “SHADOWSWORD!”
It was too late. Keldek Mormys was imparted with the acute sensation of the Land Raider’s glacis plate, rendered red hot by a billion watts of laser energy, peeling back like the lid of a sardine can, before his world became a unitary point of infinite light and heat.
#warhammer 40k#40k#iron fists#space marines#taralus#warhammer 40000#writing#The Demeter Campaign#h. v. calimorre#Cosrau Yandin#Cannot and will not confirm what “Bombastic” means in the specific context of a Land Raider's Machine Spirit
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HUSQVARNA 640
8x57mm; 19'' barrel, HUSQVARNA MODEL 640 BUILT ON AN FN COMMERCIAL ACTION SYNTHETIC STOCK HAS A CAMO PATTERN FINISH AND APPEARS TO HAVE WEIGHTS ADDED BRINGING THE TOTAL WEIGHT OF THE RIFLE TO 9.5 lbs.THE RIFLE IS FITTED WITH A UNBRANDED 3-12 SCOPE WITH CLEAR OPTICS AND AN ILLUMINATED DOT/CROSSHAIR RETICLE
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Give us a one-shot of Coyote and Pala where they are adopted by a current-day group of humans and their roomba. (assume they aren't being actively hunted at the moment)
Hi! I've been off for a few days, but I liked this prompt a lot. Thank you so much! Here's what I've got:
Things Are Okay
At first, Iris wouldn’t even stay in the same room as Coyote. Its initial attempts at establishing contact with her were abject failures. Squatting on its haunches, perfectly motionless with one hand extended toward her in greeting, Coyote would watch her reaction. Her behavior was remarkably consistent if uninterrupted:
Visual contact → halt all motion → standby for approximately three to six seconds → lower body closer to floor, preparing to bolt if necessary. After another eight to twelve seconds, she would take her chances and trot away, keeping her eyes on Coyote until line of sight was obstructed. Effective threat response, but if the intent was to reduce the chance of detection by staying motionless, she really shouldn’t swish her tail around.
Coyote hadn’t meant to cause her stress, but it did so by simply existing in her territory. Pala elicited much less of a response, probably because it and Iris were about the same size. Coyote also guessed that Iris’s pattern recognition software probably had a better idea what to make of Coyote’s humanoid chassis than Pala’s arthropod design. She absolutely knew what to make of Coyote’s serrated teeth, so it made sure to keep its mouth sealed when she was nearby.
Now, a few months after initial contact, she was purring in its lap. Coyote used a blanket to provide a soft surface for her to rest on—cermet armor was less than inviting. It reached down, claws covered by soft plastic caps, and pressed into the white fur around her ears. She pushed her head up into Coyote’s hand, eyes sliding shut, and stretched her forelegs out. A pang of anxiety registered as she did so, but Coyote forced the warning aside. Its claws were capped. The reticle over its vision confirmed that the flechette gun behind its palm was unloaded, the action locked open. Iris was safe.
Maya was across the room, reading in an armchair. Lowering her book, she watched, raising a mug of tea to her lips.
“She’s taken a liking to you,” she said.
“She has,” said Coyote. “Goes both ways.”
They sat for a while, listening to the rain against the window panes. Coyote looked out into the wall of green outside. Elms and pines rose above the undergrowth, leaves dark and wet. “Taking some time for the kids to get back today,” it said. “I can’t get a lock on Sanvi’s phone.”
“You more or less told her you could track it. As long as it’s on.”
Coyote paused. Cocked its head and smiled a little. “Oh. I get it.”
“The buses run slower in this weather. They’re okay.”
“Sorry.”
“For what?” she said, smiling. “Worrying about my daughter?”
“Not exactly used to safety yet,” it said.
Pala’s signal was moving nearby, coming down the stairwell. It came into view as it reached the landing above the living room. On the step above it was the roomba, whirring along quietly. An antenna had been added to the roomba, held in place by superglue and a few wires running into the casing. Coyote heard a series of radio commands leap from Pala to the roomba. The machine turned, rolling neatly onto Pala’s back, and it transferred the machine to the next step down. Each time it finished sweeping a step, Pala repeated the process.
[Having fun?] Coyote said.
[This machine serves my inexorable will. I’m its god,] Pala said. [Yeah, it’s pretty okay.]
[That’s good.]
[I have a confession to make.]
[Let’s hear it.]
[You know the Millers?]
[Yeah. Patricia and Henry Miller, live next door at 202. Why?]
[Almost all of their appliances have wireless control.]
Coyote turned, glanced at Pala. [You didn’t.]
[No. But I could.] Pala said.
[We really need to find you something to do on a daily basis.]
[Oh, is that right? You and the cat still on the same nap schedule?]
[Excuse me, I’ll have you know I did a bang-up job of cleaning the gutters.]
[Records indicate that task took you thirty minutes.]
[True. Yeah, we could both use a little—]
“What are you two talking about?” Maya asked.
“Sorry,” said Coyote and Pala, their electronic voices in uncanny unison. Their entire radio conversation had taken place in less than six seconds. Over the past few months, Coyote and Pala had become more accustomed to the format of each other’s thoughts, and Coyote had even installed sections of Pala’s bleeding-edge operating system into itself. The new software made it feel as though its mind was oiled, free from inefficiencies that it didn’t even realize were there.
“It’s alright, I’d just like to be in the loop,” said Maya.
“Kind of thinking about where we go from here,” said Pala, deactivating the roomba.
“You and your family have been really kind to us,” Coyote said. “I’ve said it before, but we can’t thank you enough for taking us in. It just feels wrong to sit around here doing nothing.”
“Doing nothing?” Maya said, raising her eyebrows. “The two of you cook, you clean, you tutor the girls, you run errands, you can fix just about anything, and you don’t cost us a dime. Electricity, maybe, but the bill has barely changed. We’re more than happy to have you.”
Coyote cocked its head. It hadn’t considered that any of those tasks constituted actual work. They were just routines it followed, motions performed day in and day out. None of them required significant processing power or placed any strain on its components.
“Are you thinking of leaving?”
“I don’t think so. Not sure where we’d go.”
“Well, I’m glad to hear that. At this point, the girls would be heartbroken. If you’re having trouble finding work, maybe I can help. What are you interested in doing?”
Maya made the remark offhandedly, but the effect on Coyote was profound. Its sensory fins slowly rose, and it stared at her. It and Pala could seek employment, have a career—that was an option. Presented with the concept now, it was shocked that something so obvious had escaped it. Once the dam was cracked, everything that her suggestion entailed also made itself clear.
Survival was no longer a question. It was assumed. In the absence of that overriding objective, new ones could be defined. They could find a pursuit they loved and follow it. They could find something they didn’t really love, and pursue it anyway because it was rewarding, profitable, necessary, or whatever the hell else. They could seek interesting challenges, or education, or to benefit others.
Coyote realized that Maya probably expected them to explain what was stopping them. Of course the prospect would have occurred to the pair of spirits she had offered shelter to, but some obstacle must be holding them back. Of course there would be something they wanted, something they were interested in. It was just something that people did.
The corollary to that: Maya truly and implicitly thought of them as people.
Maya looked on, brows knitting together with concern. “Is something wrong?”
“No, everything’s okay,” Coyote finally said. It glanced at Pala, who was also silent. In its lap, Iris made a purring sound and nuzzled its claws. “I just don’t think we’ve ever been asked that question.”
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It’s been a very long time since I first started collecting Astartes. I want to say a bit under a year and a half, as I got that starter easy build kit in June or July of 2021. But I’ve hit another big 40k milestone, I think.
I’ve finally collected over 2000pts of Thunderbearers. I think this is the signifying mark of a substantial collection. Despite me having this many dudes, however, it’s mostly infantry and I still don’t have a lot of shit! I only have one tank and I don’t own any troop choices besides Intercessors. I’m excited to see how the collection keeps progressing, as it always does, so let’s talk about some more Astartes.
(Thunderbearers Intercessors circa a month ago or whatever)
Last time I posted my Intercessors, they were submerged in a big disgusting green alien bath. Since then, I’ve taken them out of the tub, dried them off, and given them some new armor and weapons.
(Freshly stripped and rebuilt Intercessors)
I replaced the majority of their arms (and some of their shoulders, too) because they were all equipped with standard auto bolters and not my silly Damantyne-pattern rifles. To most, this inconsistency would be a minor inconvenience at worst, and definitely not worth fixing. To my brain, which is riddled with holes akin to a fine Swiss cheese, this bolter disparity a huge issue and something that I definitely had to remedy so as to maintain equipment uniformity throughout the army. Arm replacement also gave me an opportunity to repose a lot of them, which is something that I felt they were severely in need of, since I didn’t really understand posing when I first built them.
(Nameless Sarge with grenade launcher, the worst gun of all time)
As an aside, this was their first Sergeant. Unnamed, unmarked, and uninteresting. This dude was in the bath with the rest of his squad, but I reworked him quite a bit more than his brothers.
(Nameless Sarge 2.0 and/or older Sergeant Arctos)
Here he is after his refresh. His pose is more dynamic and his armor is bulkier, but he still maintains that sort of knightly aesthetic that his helmet and tilting plate gave him in his first appearance. While he’ll remain unnamed, I like to think that this is what Sergeant Arctos (the fledgling Intercessor Sergeant of the Calthradia Crusade) eventually progresses into as he begins becoming a Bladeguard Veteran.
(After his bath, Arctos has been given a tactical rock to signify his position as Sergeant)
The power sword on Sergeant Arctos’ hip once belonged to his mentor and closest ally during the Indomitus Crusade, an unnamed Bladeguard Veteran. Near the end of the Crusade, Arctos and his brother were cornered by xenos. The Bladeguard was slain, and Arctos picked up his blade, defending his brother’s corpse with it for Throne knows how long until reinforcements reached them. Arctos keeps the blade as a reminder of his dead ally.
As Arctos fights in the Calthradia Crusade, he’s began relying upon the heirloom blade more and more. The Sergeant is realizing his latent talent as a swordsman, leading to more aggressive infantry tactics and a renewed sense of both purpose and confidence. His new model represents a middle point between Intercessor and Bladeguard, which is the transitional period as Arctos will find himself in as the Calthradia Crusade comes to an end.
(Thunderbearers Intercessors in full, give or take one or two dudes)
Between the newly equipped classic Intercessors and the brand new boys I built a while ago, the Thunderbearers infantry division is looking more and more complete. I think I have 5 squads of Intercessors now, or at least 5 Sergeants.
Here’s a couple of my favorite new Intercessors, dudes with cool poses and such.
For this guy, I sanded his backpack down and glued a little combat knife to it. It makes him look adventurous and very combat ready, and I dig it.
This other dude is maybe my favorite of the new Intercessors. His pose is super dynamic, and the knife combined with the reticle over his eye gives him an immaculately lethal appearance.
There’s a couple more Intercessors to show off, as well as some other kitbash projects. I have a bit of a custom Inquisitor I’m working on, but I’m gonna wait to show him off until I get some bases in the mail. I’ve also cycled my remaining unpainted minis into the Trazyn bath, so I’ll have an entire army to prime and paint soon enough. That’ll be, uh, fun, I guess.
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Kodiak Combat Scope - True Benefits Detailed by Users
The Kodiak Combat Scope is a revolutionary product designed to enhance your shooting experience. Developed with a focus on user feedback and real-world application, the Kodiak Combat Scope offers unparalleled accuracy and clarity, leading to improved performance and increased confidence in any situation.
This presentation explores the true benefits of the Kodiak Combat Scope as experienced by its users. We'll delve into detailed testimonials, real-world examples, and expert opinions to highlight the scope's impact on shooting performance, user satisfaction, and overall experience.
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Clear and Crisp Images
Kodiak Combat Scopes are designed to deliver exceptional image clarity, ensuring precise target identification and engagement. The advanced lens system provides a sharp, high-resolution image, even in challenging lighting conditions. This superior optics ensures you can clearly see your target, regardless of distance or environmental factors. The precision of the images allows for accurate shots, maximizing your effectiveness in any hunting or tactical situation.
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Crystal Clear Reticle
The Kodiak Combat Scope features a precisely etched reticle that remains clear and sharp even under challenging conditions. This ensures that your target is always in focus, allowing for accurate shots every time.
Accurate Shot Placement
With its high-quality optics and precise adjustments, the Kodiak Combat Scope enables you to place your shots exactly where you intend. This translates to increased accuracy and effectiveness in any situation.
Durable and Rugged Construction
The Kodiak Combat Scope is built to withstand the toughest conditions. It features a durable, aircraft-grade aluminum body that can handle heavy recoil and impacts. The scope is also waterproof and fog-proof, so it can perform reliably in any weather.
The scope's rugged construction ensures that it remains reliable and functional even after repeated use in harsh environments. The exterior is coated with a durable, scratch-resistant finish that helps protect it from the elements. This ensures the scope's long-term performance and longevity.
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Unwavering Performance
The Kodiak Combat Scope is engineered to withstand harsh weather conditions, including fog and moisture. This ensures optimal performance in various environments, from dense forests to mountainous terrains.
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Its robust construction and sealed lenses prevent moisture and fog from affecting the internal components. The scope remains reliable and clear, even in extreme conditions.
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Precise Aiming
The Kodiak Combat Scope offers a variety of reticles to choose from. You can select the reticle that best suits your shooting style and needs. You can also adjust the reticle's illumination intensity to match the lighting conditions.
Customizable Options
You can adjust the reticle's size and brightness to your liking. You can also choose from a variety of reticle patterns, including crosshairs, circles, and dots. The reticle can be adjusted to make it easier to see in low-light conditions, and it can be customized to create the perfect sight picture.
Sharp and Clear
The reticles are made with high-quality materials and precision engineering, making them incredibly sharp and clear, even at long distances. They're designed for durability and will perform under any conditions. You can trust the Kodiak Combat Scope to provide accurate aiming, even in the most demanding situations.
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Enhanced Clarity in Darkness
The Kodiak Combat Scope features advanced optics that maximize light gathering in low-light conditions, providing clear and crisp images even when visibility is limited. This allows for accurate targeting and shot placement in challenging lighting scenarios.
Precision Targeting
The scope's enhanced light transmission ensures accurate target identification and tracking in low light, even in dimly lit environments. This is essential for hunting or tactical situations where quick and precise shots are crucial.
Reliable and Consistent Performance
The Kodiak Combat Scope is engineered to perform consistently, shot after shot. It's built with precision components and undergoes rigorous testing to ensure durability and reliability even in demanding conditions. This means you can trust it to deliver accurate targeting and crisp images every time, regardless of the situation.
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Wide Field of View
Enhanced Situational Awareness
A wide field of view provides a broader perspective of the surrounding environment. This allows hunters to quickly scan their surroundings, identify potential targets, and react accordingly. This is particularly important for hunting in challenging terrain where visibility is limited.
Improved Target Acquisition
A wider field of view makes it easier to locate and track moving targets, especially in challenging conditions. This is especially important for hunting game that moves quickly or unpredictably.
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By providing a wider field of view, shooters can keep their eyes relaxed and focused, reducing fatigue. This is particularly important during long hunting sessions or when tracking targets for extended periods.
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Quick and Secure Mounting
The Kodiak Combat Scope features a user-friendly mounting system, allowing for swift and effortless installation on various firearms. Securely lock the Kodiak Combat Scope onto your weapon using the included rings and ensure a solid and stable platform for precision shooting.
Precise Zeroing
Zeroing your Kodiak Combat Scope is a breeze. The intuitive adjustment knobs allow for fine-tuning of elevation and windage, enabling you to accurately align the scope with your desired point of impact.
Reduced Eye Strain and Fatigue
Enhanced Comfort
The Kodiak Combat Scope employs advanced lens technology to minimize eye strain and fatigue, even during extended use. Its high-quality optics provide a clear and sharp image, reducing the need to squint or strain your eyes to focus.
Optimal Viewing Experience
Its design incorporates features that promote a comfortable viewing experience, even in challenging lighting conditions. This minimizes eye fatigue, allowing you to maintain focus and accuracy for extended periods.
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Kodiak Combat Scope Adaptable to Various Firearms
The Kodiak Combat Scope is designed with versatility in mind. It's compatible with a wide range of firearms, ensuring that you can use it with your preferred weapon, whether it's a bolt-action rifle, a semi-automatic rifle, or a shotgun. Its adaptable mounting system makes it easy to attach and detach from your firearm, allowing you to switch scopes depending on your needs.
The Kodiak Combat Scope's versatility extends beyond its compatibility with different firearms. It also boasts a wide field of view, enabling you to quickly identify and target your quarry. This feature is particularly useful in challenging terrain, where rapid adjustments and target acquisition are crucial for a successful hunt.
Maintains Zero Under Heavy Recoil
The Kodiak Combat Scope is designed to withstand the intense recoil produced by powerful firearms, ensuring that your zero remains consistent and accurate even after repeated shots. The scope's robust construction, including its internal components and mounting system, is engineered to absorb recoil forces without compromising alignment. This means you can trust your scope to maintain its zero, regardless of the caliber or intensity of your weapon's recoil.
This feature is crucial for maintaining accuracy and precision in high-pressure situations, such as tactical shooting, hunting, and long-range target practice. The Kodiak Combat Scope's ability to withstand recoil ensures that your shot placement remains consistent, regardless of the number of rounds fired.
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Kodiak Combat Scope boasts elevated light transmission. This ensures you can see your target clearly, even in low light conditions. This enhanced visibility is critical for accurate shots, especially during dawn, dusk, or in shadowy environments.
Improved Target Acquisition
The scope allows more light to pass through, making it easier to acquire your target quickly. You can spot your target faster and more accurately, giving you a crucial advantage in tactical situations.
Efficient Power Management
Battery Life
The Kodiak Combat Scope boasts a long battery life, ensuring you can rely on it for extended periods. The battery is designed to be easily replaceable, so you can keep your scope powered up during long missions. The advanced power management system optimizes battery consumption, extending its runtime and minimizing downtime.
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The scope features a clear power indicator, so you can always monitor the battery's status. It also has a low-battery warning that alerts you when it's time to replace the battery. This helps to prevent unexpected power outages, ensuring you can always rely on the scope to perform when you need it most.
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How to Choose the Perfect Scope for Your Hunting Rifle
Choosing the right scope for your hunting rifle can be a game-changer, quite literally. With the right scope, your accuracy and overall hunting experience can improve significantly. However, with so many options available, making an informed decision can be overwhelming.
Understanding the Basics: Why a Scope Matters
Before diving into the specifics, let’s understand why a scope is an essential piece of equipment for hunters. A scope enhances your rifle's accuracy by magnifying the target and providing a clearer view. According to a 2023 survey by the National Shooting Sports Foundation, over 70% of hunters use scopes, underscoring their importance in modern hunting.
1. Magnification: Finding the Right Power
Magnification is one of the most critical features to consider when choosing a scope. It determines how much closer you can see your target. Scopes are typically labeled with two numbers, such as 3-9x40. The first number (3-9x) represents the magnification range, while the second number (40) refers to the diameter of the objective lens in millimeters.
Fixed vs. Variable Magnification
Fixed Magnification Scopes: These scopes offer a single magnification level, such as 4x or 6x. They are generally simpler and more durable but lack versatility. Fixed scopes are ideal for situations where the distance to the target is relatively constant.
Variable Magnification Scopes: These scopes provide a range of magnification options, such as 3-9x or 4.5-14x. They offer flexibility, allowing you to adjust the zoom based on the distance of your target. Variable scopes are popular among hunters due to their versatility.
Choosing the Right Magnification
When selecting magnification, consider the type of hunting you do and the typical distances you engage at. For close-range hunting (under 200 yards), a lower magnification (3x-9x) might be sufficient. For long-range shooting (over 300 yards), higher magnification (12x-24x) may be more appropriate.
Statistics indicate that most hunters prefer scopes with magnification ranges between 3-9x and 4-12x, as these offer a good balance between versatility and clarity for various hunting scenarios.
2. Reticle Options: Enhancing Target Acquisition
The reticle is the pattern or marking inside the scope that helps you aim accurately. There are several types of reticles, each suited for different hunting styles and conditions.
Common Reticle Types
Crosshair Reticle: The most basic and traditional reticle, consisting of two intersecting lines. It's simple and effective for most hunting situations.
Mil-Dot Reticle: This reticle has dots along the crosshair lines, allowing for range estimation and bullet drop compensation. It's useful for long-range shooting.
BDC (Bullet Drop Compensator) Reticle: BDC reticles have multiple aim points or circles below the crosshair, designed to compensate for bullet drop at various distances. This reticle is handy for hunters who engage at different ranges.
Illuminated Reticle: This reticle has an illuminated pattern that can be adjusted to various brightness levels. It's beneficial in low-light conditions, such as dawn or dusk.
3. Eye Relief: Ensuring Comfort and Safety
Eye relief refers to the distance between your eye and the scope’s ocular lens where you can still see a full image. Proper eye relief is crucial for comfort and safety, especially when using high-recoil rifles.
Optimal Eye Relief
Standard Eye Relief: Typically ranges from 3 to 4 inches. This is adequate for most hunting scenarios and rifles.
Extended Eye Relief: Ranges from 4 to 6 inches and is ideal for high-recoil rifles or if your rifle does not use a traditional mounting location. you prefer a more comfortable shooting position.
4. Tube Diameter: Impact on Light Transmission
The tube diameter of the scope affects its light transmission and overall clarity. Scopes usually come in 1-inch, or 30mm, or 34mm tube diameters.
Choosing the Right Diameter
1-Inch Tube: Standard and commonly used, offering good light transmission for most hunting scenarios.
30mm - 34mm Tube: Provides a larger diameter, allowing for better light transmission and a wider field of view. This is especially useful in low-light conditions.
5. Materials and Durability: Withstanding the Elements
A scope's materials and construction impact its durability and ability to withstand harsh weather conditions.
Key Considerations
Housing Material: Aluminum and steel are common, with aluminum being lighter and more resistant to corrosion. High-quality scopes often use aircraft-grade aluminum for strength and durability.
Lens Coating: Multi-coated or fully multi-coated lenses improve light transmission and reduce glare. Look for scopes with quality lens coatings for better clarity and brightness.
Waterproof and Fog-proof: Ensure the scope is sealed and filled with nitrogen or argon to prevent fogging and water ingress, which can be critical during adverse weather conditions.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Overlooking Magnification Needs: Choosing a scope with too high or too low magnification for your hunting style can impact your shooting performance. Match the magnification to your typical hunting distances.
Ignoring Eye Relief: Inadequate eye relief can cause discomfort and even injuries. Ensure the scope offers enough eye relief for your rifle’s recoil and your shooting position.
Neglecting Durability: Don’t compromise on build quality. A scope that can’t withstand harsh conditions or recoil will lead to frustrating experiences in the field.
Practical Applications: Scenarios and Examples
Imagine you're hunting deer in dense forest conditions. A scope with a lower magnification range and a simple crosshair reticle might be ideal for quick target acquisition. Conversely, if you're on a prairie hunting for prairie dogs at 300 yards, a scope with higher magnification and a BDC reticle could enhance your accuracy.
Another scenario: hunting in low-light conditions at dawn or dusk. An illuminated reticle can make a significant difference, providing better visibility and accuracy when light is limited.
Conclusion
Choosing the perfect scope for your hunting rifle involves balancing magnification, reticle type, eye relief, tube diameter, and durability. By understanding these key features and considering your specific hunting needs, you can select a scope that enhances your accuracy and overall hunting experience. Remember to consider common mistakes and practical scenarios to make an informed decision. With the right scope, you’ll be well-equipped for successful hunts, whether you’re tracking the game through dense woods or aiming at distant targets on an open range.
Happy hunting!
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one of my fave video games as a kid was snood. my grandparents had it on their laptop and everyone had high scores. i think only grandma and maybe my uncle had them on evil? i could only ever clear the kids level with the aiming reticle because i was like 6 years old. it straight up still affects my speech patterns to this day i make the silly victory noise all the time
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Mastering Your Aim: The Best Valorant Crosshair Codes for 2024
Valorant, Riot Games' popular tactical shooter, requires precision, strategy, and skill. One of the key factors in improving your gameplay is optimizing your crosshair settings. A well-customized crosshair can enhance your accuracy and overall performance. In this article, we'll explore the best Valorant crosshair codes for 2024, including popular setups used by top players like TenZ. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned player, these crosshair codes will help you find the perfect settings to elevate your game.
Understanding the Importance of a Custom Crosshair
A custom crosshair in Valorant allows players to tailor their aiming reticle to their personal preferences, improving visibility and accuracy. Different crosshair settings can help players with various playstyles, from precise one-tap headshots to rapid spraying. The right crosshair can provide a clear sight picture, reduce distractions, and help you focus on your targets.
How to Customize Your Crosshair in Valorant
Valorant's settings menu offers extensive options to customize your crosshair. Here’s a quick guide on how to access and modify your crosshair settings:
Open the Settings Menu: Click on the gear icon in the upper right corner of the main menu and select "Settings."
Navigate to the Crosshair Tab: In the settings menu, go to the "Crosshair" tab.
Adjust Settings: Here, you can change the color, outlines, center dot, and more. You can also enter specific crosshair codes to replicate popular setups.
Best Valorant Crosshair Codes for 2024
Here are some of the top crosshair codes used by professional players and highly recommended by the community:
TenZ’s Crosshair Code
Code: 0;s;1;P;h;0;0t;10;0l;1;0o;3;0a;0;0f;0;1b;0
Description: A simple, small crosshair with no outlines and a center dot, perfect for precise aiming and headshots.
Shroud’s Crosshair Code
Code: 0;s;1;P;h;0;0t;4;0l;1;0o;3;0a;0;0f;0;1b;0
Description: A compact and minimalistic crosshair that provides clear visibility without being distracting.
Scream’s Crosshair Code
Code: 0;s;1;P;c;5;h;0;0t;5;0l;1;0o;3;0a;0;0f;0;1b;0
Description: Known for his precise headshots, Scream uses a crosshair that facilitates accuracy and quick adjustments.
Default Dynamic Crosshair Code
Code: 0;s;1;P;c;1;h;1;d;1;z;3;0t;5;0l;0;0o;0;0a;1;0f;0;1b;0
Description: A dynamic crosshair that expands while moving or shooting, helping players control spray patterns and recoil.
Stylish Crosshair Code
Code: 0;s;1;P;c;2;h;0;0t;1;0l;1;0o;0;0a;0;0f;0;1b;0
Description: A stylish crosshair with a unique color and shape, providing both aesthetics and functionality.
Tips for Finding Your Ideal Crosshair
Experiment with Different Settings: Try various crosshair styles and sizes to see what works best for you.
Consider Visibility: Choose a color that stands out against different map backgrounds.
Test in Practice Mode: Spend time in the practice range to get comfortable with your new crosshair settings.
Adjust Based on Playstyle: If you prefer long-range duels, a smaller crosshair might be beneficial. For close-quarters combat, a larger crosshair could help with spray control.
Conclusion
Optimizing your crosshair settings in Valorant is a simple yet effective way to enhance your gameplay. By experimenting with different crosshair codes and finding the one that suits your style, you can improve your accuracy and performance. Use the crosshair codes provided in this article to start your journey towards mastering your aim and dominating your matches in Valorant.
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5 Keys Features Of Thermal Rifle Optic
Thermal Imaging: The primary feature, thermal imaging, detects heat signatures from living beings and objects, making it possible to see targets in complete darkness, fog, smoke, and other obscured conditions where traditional optics would fail.
High-Resolution Display: High-resolution displays provide clear and detailed thermal images, enabling shooters to distinguish between different targets and identify critical details, such as animal species or specific body parts, enhancing accuracy and decision-making.
Range Detection: Advanced range detection capabilities allow shooters to measure the distance to a target accurately. This feature is crucial for making precise adjustments and ensuring accurate shots at varying distances.
Multiple Reticle Options: Thermal rifle optics often come with various reticle patterns and color options. This customization allows shooters to choose the most suitable reticle for their specific shooting scenario, improving target acquisition and aiming precision.
Rugged Durability: Built to withstand harsh conditions, these optics are typically designed to be waterproof, shockproof, and resistant to extreme temperatures. This durability ensures reliable performance in diverse environments, making them suitable for hunting, law enforcement, and military operations.
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Laser Photomask Market Analysis 2023 Dynamics, Players, Type, Applications, Trends, Regional Segmented, Outlook & Forecast till 2033
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