World Destruction League Thunder Tanks
In a grim, dystopian future, the World Destruction League has become the prime source of entertainment. Television crew is following the participants as they travel across the world, competing in just what the league's name implies: destruction. With their heavily armed tanks, the combatants do not just destroy each other: they lay waste to everything around them...
World Destruction League Thunder Tanks
In a grim, dystopian future, the World Destruction League has become the prime source of entertainment. Television crew is following the participants as they travel across the world, competing in just what the league's name implies: destruction. With their heavily armed tanks, the combatants do not just destroy each other: they lay waste to everything around them...World Destruction League: Thunder Tanks is a tank combat game that has similarities with BattleTanx games, as well as vehicular combat titles in the vein of Twisted Metal. Single-player gameplay consists of a tournament mode, in which the player selects a tank and takes it through a series of combat matches. The game's focus, however, is on the multiplayer, which includes different modes: deathmatch, capture-the-flag, frenzy, (a capture-the-flag variant with randomly appearing flags), as well as a so-called "domination mode", in which players must capture several tank generators scattered across the arena. Up to four players can compete in each of the multiplayer modes.
> Joe: No reason to speculate, but Joe just did!No! I simply pointed out that there are folks in the media world who have pointed out that pressure cookers full of ball bearings are being promoted as IED in some parts of the world where Al Qaeda/the Taliban operate openly. I don't know who did it, and am not going to speculate. People are free to connect the dots as they see fit. The kinds of explosives used might give another clue. So far, there has been no announcement about what kinds of explosives were involved.The reference to 9/11 was simply to remind Mr. Losch that organized, foreign, terrorists have operated quite sucessfully in this country in the past. In fact, WWI saw German terrorists operating very freely in the New York/New Jersy area--resulting in the destruction of the Black Tom Munitions shipping facility. These German sabateours were very sucessful in placing bombs in cargo ships that resulted in a great loss of property, and life. German, and Italian, spies also had free run of the country until we entered the war in 1941. The country's experience with German spies/saboteurs during WWI was one of the reasons for the internment camps that saw Germans, Italians and Japanese detained.As to the reference to Benghazi, it is still not solved--with a lot of spinning from the Whitehouse about its cause, and resolution.Our open society allows foreign military, and industrial, spies to operate quite freely. 9/11 was an example of how unprepared we were to admit that terror attacks can occur in our country.Let me add for Mr. Losch's edification, that people who go through Military Basic Training are taught a number of techniques for survival in combat. I'll pass along two: 1) Assumption is the mother of all screwups, and 2) Expect the unexpected.It's pretty clear that those people who were in charge of this event did not take these two basic survival techniques to heart.
"> Joe: No reason to speculate, but Joe just did! No! I simply pointed out that there are folks in the media world who have pointed out that pressure cookers full of ball bearings are being promoted as IED in some parts of the world where Al Qaeda/the Taliban operate openly. "Yes, you clearly did type it out and provided the links: "We don?t know who perpetrated this atrocity, rather than a tragedy?but there are some possible links to Al Qaeda--" along with conflating others.As far as the silly pressure cooker argument conflation "are being promoted as IED in some parts of the world where Al Qaeda/the Taliban operate openly. "Well, take a look on youtube for lots of good ol' white 'Murican boys blowing off pressure cookers, propane tanks and all sorts of other stuff. Making things go boom has been a youtube favorite since it started.That takes care of your first sentence. I'm not going to bother with the rest of your unrelated WWI through MBT drivel. Sorry you're not comfortable sharing your guess, estimate or prediction. Lordy, you're sure good at sharing all the rest, including the conflation of all your boogie men! 041b061a72