I still think this outfit looks a lot cooler. Wish she'd just replaced the red with blue to look less menacing and added the Supergirl logo to the chest. Though I like that her Supergirl suit has a proper collar, unlike Superman.

u/Oversama — 13 hours ago

In the 18th century, walking sticks were popular among gentlemen, including officers. In WWI, officers were encouraged to carry sticks instead of swords, likely because swords made them easier to spot and shoot.

u/Oversama — 5 days ago

How do I loop the OST playlist in-game?

When I press O and start playing the OST, it starts once it's through all available tracks, including with shuffled turn on. I'd like to just keep the OST playlist playing on loop. is there a way to do that?

reddit.com
u/Oversama — 5 days ago

The Nazi SA (stormtrooper) uniforms were decommissioned Imperial German colonial uniforms. Germany no longer had colonies after WWI, so the Nazis bought the surplus uniforms because they were cheap and modified them for their own vile use.

u/Oversama — 6 days ago
▲ 2.9k r/Kaiserposting+1 crossposts

One of the major reasons for Prussia's victory in the Franco-Prussian War was their superior artillery, which ironically used to be France's thing

u/Oversama — 7 days ago
▲ 1.6k r/MyAdventuresWithSuper+1 crossposts

And he's really winning the "How to fumble best girl" challenge (I totally get him not wanting to take advantage of her, though)

u/Oversama — 8 days ago
▲ 403 r/Kaiserposting+1 crossposts

By the 18th century, due to the high mortality rates and their command responsibilities, generals usually didn't lead from the front. Highly decorated Prussian cavalry general Friedrich Wilhelm von Seydlitz was famous for personally leading charges and getting wounded.

u/Oversama — 8 days ago

Helmuth James Graf von Moltke was a lawyer executed by the Nazis for being a founding member of the pro-democracy resistance group called Kreisau Circle. Before that, he helped victims of the regime emigrate and worked to subvert human rights violations.

He was Moltke the Elder's great-grandnephew.

u/Oversama — 9 days ago