It was a good movie - and I wasn't expecting absolutely anything from it.
You can say I paid with my blood to see it as we got the tickets with coupons I get for donating blood.
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Military history, video games and miniature wargaming.
RPGs, single player FPS, RTS and 4X, grog games.
Passionate about complaining about Warhammer.
Catholic, socialist, and an LGBT+ ally.
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Fortified Niche: a podcast covering indie miniature wargames
www.anchor.fm/fortified-nicheGrognardia: the current place to order my t-shirt designs [until I find a better one]
www.zazzle.com/store/grognardiaHellsite 2 account:
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One of the wildest things about sci-fi/fantasy art and miniature games is how a lot of the early stuff looks like fucking shit.
Normally, you'd think that this was a technical limitation, like with early video games: you just can't do Crisis when all you have is 2kb of RAM and a room-size HDD that fits all of 2 megabytes. Similarly, maybe it was impossible to draw a well proportioned human back then. Maybe it's impossible to sculpt a good mini by hand.
200,000 Russian casualties, >1000 lost tanks, ~2000 infantry fighting vehicles destroyed or captured, thousands of trucks - imagine how much worse it would have been if it was a WAR instead!
Slava Ukraini
Or, like, just a random, live updated feed of all new posts so I could be made aware of new posting horizons and posters.
Plus, it's kind of dispiriting when I check a boomarked tag and the last three posts are mine,