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TIL In 1986 a sick patient needed a heart transplant. No air or road routes could travel the distance within the 4 hour window to avoid damage to the organ. It was loaded onto an F-111 Aardvark bomber, that made the 1400 miles trip in 2 hours.
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TIL In 1986 a sick patient needed a heart transplant. No air or road routes could travel the distance within the 4 hour window to avoid damage to the organ. It was loaded onto an F-111 Aardvark bomber, that made the 1400 miles trip in 2 hours.

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u/InterestingArea7415 — 15 days ago

Farmed all my h2h rewards from just quitting scripted matches. Doesnt matter how long you play for the reward is still granted. While you're waiting for the result, play a quick VSA or challenge.

Here's the guarantees of a script, they dont even try and hide it...

  • LB/RB will intentionally run towards the centre of the back line with no input, allowing RW/LW about 20 yards of free space

  • Selecting player nearest the ball will actually select a player that is 3rd or 4th furthest away, meaning you have to cycle. The player you want stands there, free 5 seconds for the opponent where you can do nothing

  • when attacking, any CAM or ST will run backwards towards the centre circle when you're attacking. Likewise, when script has decided you win, these players will conduct runs on their own

  • when you press the button for a through ball, player instead shoots

  • bullshit offsides that are just ignored (they favour you if script decided you win)

  • fouls and penalties ignored (they favour you if script decided you win)

There's quite a few more but these are the obvious ones.

At this point i'd rather press "play" and just be given the result of the match as RNG, because it's basically the same thing.

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u/InterestingArea7415 — 15 days ago

Anyone else noticed this?

last three matches where I've died to a tank that's about 20ft away, totally silent. No engine noise, no track noise. Happens about 50% of the time.

I mean, I understand gaijin are a small indy developer, and fixing this problem for the last 6 years or so will have been tricky, but it's getting a little tiring now.

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u/InterestingArea7415 — 24 days ago