i made an infantry vs. infantry damage calculator. download a copy and open in libreoffice or make a copy within your own ms cloud in order to make adjustments to combat time, distance etc.

this is the result of way too many hours of testing and fiddling around. please write a comment if you find any errors or bugs.

after quite a bit of trial and error i finally got it running with the newest patch. here is a quick guide:

1. download the armory tool release 1.0 at github.com/pvutov

2. check the file for potential security risks at virustotal.com (this is optional, but you really should do this with random files from the internet)

3. unpack the .zip into a new folder and open the folder

4. delete the file updater.exe

5. open the windows editor and create a file with the following content

   steam users:

    ndf:C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\WargameRedDragon\Data\WARGAME\PC\131544\NDF_Win
   

Now that BSG has rerolled patch 14.1, we might get another shot at this.

The SKS is an early game gun available at Prapor and Jaeger LL1 and is used by new players or right after a wipe but it can also be heavily modified in order to carry well into the mid-wipe. Here is a table of all recoil mods of all versions of the gun:

Variant	Wooden (Prapor/Jaeger LL1)	Monte Carlo (Jaeger LL2)	TAPCO Intrafuse (Mechanic LL1)	UAS SKS (Mechanic LL2)
Chassis	11%	20%	4%	27%
Buffer Tube	-	-	1%	-
Shoulder Stock	-	-	19-24%	20%
Foregrip	-	-	0-4%	-
Muzzle Device	0-11%	0-11%	0-11%	0-11%
Total Recoil Reduction	11-22%	20-31%	**

da ich das jetzt schon mehrmals durchmachen musste (für mich und verwandte ohne internet/-kenntnisse) und die vergabewebseite des drk sachsen ziemlich beschissen designt ist, hier mal eine kurze anleitung, wie man in einem sächsischen impfzentrum einen impftermin bekommt.

da das ein durchaus langwieriger prozess ist, sollte man vorher bei seinem hausarzt anrufen und nachfragen, ob man nicht zufällig dort einen termin bekommen kann. das spart einiges an zeit und nerven.

registrierung

als ersten schritt muss man sich registrieren. den link für die registrierung findet man hier. da das i

Hi guys!

i created a converter that allows you to convert card lists that have been exported from the android app delver lens into .cod files that can be imported into cockatrice.

how to:

1. scan your cards with delver lens and create a card list
2. export the list as a .csv file with standard settings (tabulator seperation, 1st row card quantity, 2nd row card name)
3. send the .csv file to your computer and put it in the same folder as the converter. the converter does not overwrite files, so make sure that there are no .cod files with the same name in the folder.
4. run either the .exe with windows or the .py with python 3.x
5. import the .cod file into cockatrice

you can download the

i mean, that's just fucking stupid. it's called "tank rewards june", the final reward is at (number of days in the month)*100 points and then the whole thing just ends 2 days before the end of the month.

if wargaming wants to make the mission set more grindy by reducing the number of days that missions are available, then why not put the unavailable days at the beginning of the month?

and yes, i'm salty because i'm sitting at 2820 points and have just realized that i can't get the reward that i grinded towards. including 3 weekends that i spent 4-5 hours each day playing wot, to the point that i started hating this game again.

So sieht derzeit die Frontpage von Bild.de aus. (Unkenntlichmachung des Nachnamens und Gesichts des Täters von mir)

Das muss man sich mal durch den Kopf gehen lassen: Da verdient jemand seine Brötchen damit, dass er den vom Täter selbst angefertigten Livestream eines rechtsextremistischen Terroranschlags nimmt, einen Screenshot von seinem Gesicht macht und mitsamt vollem Namen auf einer der reichweitenstärksten Webseiten Deutschlands veröffenticht.

Fast schon hätte der Täter versagt und wäre unbekannt in der Versenkung verschwunden, aber dank Bild kennt ihn jetzt halb Deutschland. So baut man Märtyrer auf. Die Bild spielt - mal wieder - die PR-Agentur