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From what I can see on my phone, it appears every month so far this year has been equal to or better than any month to date.

So in case you’re interested, here is the entire interview, all of which was awesomesauce. If you just want the complete scoop on the helmet, you can pick it up at time index 2:38:30. The helmet does a lot more than is explained in the clip above. It is so effective, it is a little scary...

View: https://youtu.be/fBI-OgunQII?si=26F9ppoqC3mZLDfM

Huge leap forward!

In case folks missed it, it looks like Kruger’s Wolf L-21 will be joined by the new L-22. Players are guessing this is the laser version. Also, in case folks missed it, the gnarly ballistic guns on the Wolf were nerfed as expected, their range reduced from 5 km to 3 km. The Kruger still has...

That’s surprising and disappointing. You got me curious though and I found the Cyclone MT will fit.

Well, I meant no one is talking about it here, and we’re not. I’m surprised. Bringing the Vanduul into the game is huge. I believe the front module in the Tally is larger than the freight elevator in the Connie, which fits an Ursa, so I think the Tally will fit an MTC and 4 Nox. Nothing new...

I like CIG’s general principle that they build both solo and multi-crew ships and the larger ships always provide a distinct advantage. They’re fully aware that putting six or seven people in a recon Tally means you are not putting them in Terrapins, etc. so the bigger ship absolutely needs to...

NYT, and new ships for IAE. I like the new armor specific to the Vanduul hunters. I hope its stats rock. It’s very different than everything else and really sets the Vanduul killers apart. View: https://youtu.be/wGru8GtJKDA?si=nLXgYO1YYgO08zbV

In the past, many bombers were fit specially for reconnaissance. In Korea, the US flew dated B-29s, B51’s and even the vaunted B47 as reconnaissance craft, fitted with cameras rather than bomb racks. Recon is super serious and those guys get the first of the best planes. Think Blackbird, and...

I’ve been wanting to build a VR sim around a seat instead of a desk. I hadn’t imagined a motion simulator could fit in such a small space. Count me intrigued. With a Meta 3 headset, this looks bang-o-rang.

https://www.yawvr.com/

View: https://youtu.be/7H4rbqVMCiY?si=RetCE-nYlq8V4pHB

Has anyone figured out that Christmas music is just three days away?

I know players love this new gun so here’s how to get yours. I agree it looks much better without the bones. Just be aware this gun is OP and due for a nerf. The ammo weighs 1/4 what it should. This is a very heavy weapon, preferred by players who don’t know enough to care about their weight...

This vid above must be fake. Here’s Cox talking about 3i on the BBC, smiling and happy with none of the seriousness in the vid above. So I have been duped by Ai yet again. At least this time I caught it. https://youtube.com/shorts/X6gklvKt61U?si=eylBg_qfJtnCVIIb

Has anyone heard anything suggesting that the vids of Kaku and Cox could be prank vids! I have seen short by both Kaku and Cox where they seem much more relaxed and it makes me wonder whether the more sensational ones could be Ai fakes. A lot of the drama here is being driven by Harvard...

Michio Kaku also used the words “alarming” and “terrifying”, and he was much less sedate when he did. His series of videos on 3i are very urgent and emotional by comparison to Cox. You can see the competing notions to be urgent and explicit, and to be calm so as not to alarm To alarm or not to...

The “amorphous metals” he’s likening the spectral analysis of 3i to, are metals that are created under special conditions like cryogenic quenching, that stop the metal from forming a metallic lattice and instead form an amorphous structure like glass. It’s very long odds such a thing happens in...

Brian Edward Cox (born 3 March 1968) is an English physicist and musician. He is a professor of particle physics in the School of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Manchester[2][3] and the Royal Society Professor for Public Engagement in Science...