What if it Snows?

All value vs Inflation

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I probably played that for a little bit. Generally artillery. Pick a spot and hammer the enemy. I finally quit when I realized it was not a true indirect fire going over obstacles that interfered with line of sight and tapping on enemy tanks with like 20 rounds plus to destroy it. Unrealistic.

I do a little warships now and then once in a while. I tossed out everything except the british cruiser and the Scharonhorst which is essentially a really big cruiser itself and causes alot of trouble when done right. I am just a generic player, nothing special. You wont notice much of anything. I know enough not to be first into the objective, that only allows like 11 enemy ships to sink me in 10 seconds. So I get crafty and hunt. With a eye to protecting our carriers.

The biggest flaw in the game is certain destroyers using concealment will be about 2.9 km from me and I will never see them. I usually abandon a area when I have a enemy destroyer that close get around a island and wait with guns pointed that way should he make the corner half a mile away. They always chase me hoping to torp me.

I don't play online too much anymore. Age is settling in with the effects of being stressed while sitting. Its a negative impact on the body overall. I do knife a occasional sniper who has his eye in the scope too much firing too much from one place. Always enjoyed that. They always make a ton of really angry reacting when they understand they failed to leave a clay behind them and get knifed.

 

I agree just cause they've been at it for that long does not make them a good agent.......

Ran across several that were long established agents that I did a preemptive "No thanks". A couple were "one and done" cause the whole thing just didn't feel right.

Had one go off on me cause I would not haul is 45.5k pound load (that could not be done legally with the appointment times set without a team) for $1.25 per mile to a dead freight zone . After he ranted for a few minutes about Landstar trucks not able to carry enough weight and wanting too much money. I was like "Dude just don't bother to call me ever again". Which started another tirade. So I hung up and Called BCO Services about that guy, Gal let it slip he was a known problem. She seemed kinda stuned when I voiced my opinion that they should terminate his contract.

 

As long there is 500 or more cold dollars sitting in your hand, all else is deceptive BS. Bury that agent and be well.

 

At first they seem all bulky, then you get used to them. I can barely use the phone without one.

 

Gotta get a goid come back, mine is,
“I don’t care if you were born with a phone in hand, notebook in other, you still haven’t learned your job.”
They usually hang up again too..

 

To La Porte we go.

But 1st, coffee