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T'was a cold Easter morning, so I stayed in bed a little longer  . I went over to the lovely city of Leeds and visited the Royal Armoury Museum. If you're interested in all things guns, swords, pointy things, sharp things and shiny things then this is the place for you!
If you ever plan to visit car parking is not a problem and there's even some nice restaurants opening up to facilitate your belly.
 
Entry is free, unless your a tax paying British citizen then congratulations you've already paid!
So from walking in you're immediately greeted with an MG42! it's a kids play thing where you insert a quid into the slot and get to pew pew the bad guys. Looking up is impressive as you waft over to the reception desk you'll see a rather nice statue I was stupid enough NOT to take a picture of. Now me and my family were tipped off that there would be some jousting on display and after enquiring we had exchanged around a fiver each to see the three o'clock event. Book early to avoid disappointment and i should point out that I'm told jousting only really occurs around the Easter holidays. Who knew they had a world championship for hitting each other with lances on horseback?
 
Oh they also have actors pretending to be statues, here's a picture of a dude confusing the fuck out of the actor who probably thought we were in the same group.
 
First section! which also happens to be the shiny section.
 

 
above: Yes that's right, a moustache on a helmet, Italian designed but i can't remember much else on that one
 
below: Henry the 8th must've been a giraffe, his battle suit of armour stands really tall and now looking back at the picture, it's probably trickery, unless he really was a giraffe!
 

 

 
above: Apparently crotchless pants were a thing back in the day too. I don't have anything useful to say on this armour but I think it used to be a shiny blue, this pearlescent colouring was achieved by dangerously messing around with mercury while the armour was made.
 
below: Pointy things and horses making a great impact on the room. A rather impressive sight in person!
 

 

 
above: following on from the blue detailing of armour, here's the detail in somebody's knee plating, nothing is scarier than knee's with teeth! 
 
below: again to follow on from the previous detailing pictures, this last one really shows that an armour craftsman is also an artist. When you go to the armoury, have a read into the manufacturing process of each type of technique employed to reach a certain look, fascinating!
 

 

 
above and below: a siege tower I'm sure that some of you interested in this era will already have seen, however for the un-initiated, this thing moves towards a wall, perhaps of a city or a castle. When it gets to the wall, the chaps inside release the ramp, climb the ladders and seek to destroy the defenders!
 



 
 
 
 
Stay tuned for videos of Jousting, a "hurdy gurdy" in action, guns! and oriental armour!
 
here's a preview
 
 
 

soo skimming through the walls of text i see a few different themes:
 
1. I want to relax the rules on modded gameplay, don't want to upset anybody so i'll ask for a new space to do that in
2. I want my vision of modsets in there and i do not accept any other view.
3. I have no idea what's going on or what all this fuss is about
 
if you are from group:
1. just ask nicely if the rules could be relaxed, I myself find the rules to be a little uptight so I sympathise with you that you shouldn't have to worry about what role you select or what squad you fill up unless it's a structured game night.
2. you are selfish and destructive, please change your attitude or leave because it is toxic to the survival of our online home.
3. (like me), pull up a chair and grab the popcorn, we'll drink some tea and eat some popcorn to work this out.

T'was a cold Easter morning, so I stayed in bed a little longer  . I went over to the lovely city of Leeds and visited the Royal Armoury Museum. If you're interested in all things guns, swords, pointy things, sharp things and shiny things then this is the place for you!
If you ever plan to visit car parking is not a problem and there's even some nice restaurants opening up to facilitate your belly.
 
Entry is free, unless your a tax paying British citizen then congratulations you've already paid!
So from walking in you're immediately greeted with an MG42! it's a kids play thing where you insert a quid into the slot and get to pew pew the bad guys. Looking up is impressive as you waft over to the reception desk you'll see a rather nice statue I was stupid enough NOT to take a picture of. Now me and my family were tipped off that there would be some jousting on display and after enquiring we had exchanged around a fiver each to see the three o'clock event. Book early to avoid disappointment and i should point out that I'm told jousting only really occurs around the Easter holidays. Who knew they had a world championship for hitting each other with lances on horseback?
 
Oh they also have actors pretending to be statues, here's a picture of a dude confusing the fuck out of the actor who probably thought we were in the same group.
 
First section! which also happens to be the shiny section.
 

 
above: Yes that's right, a moustache on a helmet, Italian designed but i can't remember much else on that one
 
below: Henry the 8th must've been a giraffe, his battle suit of armour stands really tall and now looking back at the picture, it's probably trickery, unless he really was a giraffe!
 

 

 
above: Apparently crotchless pants were a thing back in the day too. I don't have anything useful to say on this armour but I think it used to be a shiny blue, this pearlescent colouring was achieved by dangerously messing around with mercury while the armour was made.
 
below: Pointy things and horses making a great impact on the room. A rather impressive sight in person!
 

 

 
above: following on from the blue detailing of armour, here's the detail in somebody's knee plating, nothing is scarier than knee's with teeth! 
 
below: again to follow on from the previous detailing pictures, this last one really shows that an armour craftsman is also an artist. When you go to the armoury, have a read into the manufacturing process of each type of technique employed to reach a certain look, fascinating!
 

 

 
above and below: a siege tower I'm sure that some of you interested in this era will already have seen, however for the un-initiated, this thing moves towards a wall, perhaps of a city or a castle. When it gets to the wall, the chaps inside release the ramp, climb the ladders and seek to destroy the defenders!
 



 
 
 
 
Stay tuned for videos of Jousting, a "hurdy gurdy" in action, guns! and oriental armour!
 
here's a preview
 
 
 

T'was a cold Easter morning, so I stayed in bed a little longer  . I went over to the lovely city of Leeds and visited the Royal Armoury Museum. If you're interested in all things guns, swords, pointy things, sharp things and shiny things then this is the place for you!
If you ever plan to visit car parking is not a problem and there's even some nice restaurants opening up to facilitate your belly.
 
Entry is free, unless your a tax paying British citizen then congratulations you've already paid!
So from walking in you're immediately greeted with an MG42! it's a kids play thing where you insert a quid into the slot and get to pew pew the bad guys. Looking up is impressive as you waft over to the reception desk you'll see a rather nice statue I was stupid enough NOT to take a picture of. Now me and my family were tipped off that there would be some jousting on display and after enquiring we had exchanged around a fiver each to see the three o'clock event. Book early to avoid disappointment and i should point out that I'm told jousting only really occurs around the Easter holidays. Who knew they had a world championship for hitting each other with lances on horseback?
 
Oh they also have actors pretending to be statues, here's a picture of a dude confusing the fuck out of the actor who probably thought we were in the same group.
 
First section! which also happens to be the shiny section.
 

 
above: Yes that's right, a moustache on a helmet, Italian designed but i can't remember much else on that one
 
below: Henry the 8th must've been a giraffe, his battle suit of armour stands really tall and now looking back at the picture, it's probably trickery, unless he really was a giraffe!
 

 

 
above: Apparently crotchless pants were a thing back in the day too. I don't have anything useful to say on this armour but I think it used to be a shiny blue, this pearlescent colouring was achieved by dangerously messing around with mercury while the armour was made.
 
below: Pointy things and horses making a great impact on the room. A rather impressive sight in person!
 

 

 
above: following on from the blue detailing of armour, here's the detail in somebody's knee plating, nothing is scarier than knee's with teeth! 
 
below: again to follow on from the previous detailing pictures, this last one really shows that an armour craftsman is also an artist. When you go to the armoury, have a read into the manufacturing process of each type of technique employed to reach a certain look, fascinating!
 

 

 
above and below: a siege tower I'm sure that some of you interested in this era will already have seen, however for the un-initiated, this thing moves towards a wall, perhaps of a city or a castle. When it gets to the wall, the chaps inside release the ramp, climb the ladders and seek to destroy the defenders!
 



 
 
 
 
Stay tuned for videos of Jousting, a "hurdy gurdy" in action, guns! and oriental armour!
 
here's a preview
 
 
 

T'was a cold Easter morning, so I stayed in bed a little longer  . I went over to the lovely city of Leeds and visited the Royal Armoury Museum. If you're interested in all things guns, swords, pointy things, sharp things and shiny things then this is the place for you!
If you ever plan to visit car parking is not a problem and there's even some nice restaurants opening up to facilitate your belly.
 
Entry is free, unless your a tax paying British citizen then congratulations you've already paid!
So from walking in you're immediately greeted with an MG42! it's a kids play thing where you insert a quid into the slot and get to pew pew the bad guys. Looking up is impressive as you waft over to the reception desk you'll see a rather nice statue I was stupid enough NOT to take a picture of. Now me and my family were tipped off that there would be some jousting on display and after enquiring we had exchanged around a fiver each to see the three o'clock event. Book early to avoid disappointment and i should point out that I'm told jousting only really occurs around the Easter holidays. Who knew they had a world championship for hitting each other with lances on horseback?
 
Oh they also have actors pretending to be statues, here's a picture of a dude confusing the fuck out of the actor who probably thought we were in the same group.
 
First section! which also happens to be the shiny section.
 

 
above: Yes that's right, a moustache on a helmet, Italian designed but i can't remember much else on that one
 
below: Henry the 8th must've been a giraffe, his battle suit of armour stands really tall and now looking back at the picture, it's probably trickery, unless he really was a giraffe!
 

 

 
above: Apparently crotchless pants were a thing back in the day too. I don't have anything useful to say on this armour but I think it used to be a shiny blue, this pearlescent colouring was achieved by dangerously messing around with mercury while the armour was made.
 
below: Pointy things and horses making a great impact on the room. A rather impressive sight in person!
 

 

 
above: following on from the blue detailing of armour, here's the detail in somebody's knee plating, nothing is scarier than knee's with teeth! 
 
below: again to follow on from the previous detailing pictures, this last one really shows that an armour craftsman is also an artist. When you go to the armoury, have a read into the manufacturing process of each type of technique employed to reach a certain look, fascinating!
 

 

 
above and below: a siege tower I'm sure that some of you interested in this era will already have seen, however for the un-initiated, this thing moves towards a wall, perhaps of a city or a castle. When it gets to the wall, the chaps inside release the ramp, climb the ladders and seek to destroy the defenders!
 



 
 
 
 
Stay tuned for videos of Jousting, a "hurdy gurdy" in action, guns! and oriental armour!
 
here's a preview
 
 
 

T'was a cold Easter morning, so I stayed in bed a little longer  . I went over to the lovely city of Leeds and visited the Royal Armoury Museum. If you're interested in all things guns, swords, pointy things, sharp things and shiny things then this is the place for you!
If you ever plan to visit car parking is not a problem and there's even some nice restaurants opening up to facilitate your belly.
 
Entry is free, unless your a tax paying British citizen then congratulations you've already paid!
So from walking in you're immediately greeted with an MG42! it's a kids play thing where you insert a quid into the slot and get to pew pew the bad guys. Looking up is impressive as you waft over to the reception desk you'll see a rather nice statue I was stupid enough NOT to take a picture of. Now me and my family were tipped off that there would be some jousting on display and after enquiring we had exchanged around a fiver each to see the three o'clock event. Book early to avoid disappointment and i should point out that I'm told jousting only really occurs around the Easter holidays. Who knew they had a world championship for hitting each other with lances on horseback?
 
Oh they also have actors pretending to be statues, here's a picture of a dude confusing the fuck out of the actor who probably thought we were in the same group.
 
First section! which also happens to be the shiny section.
 

 
above: Yes that's right, a moustache on a helmet, Italian designed but i can't remember much else on that one
 
below: Henry the 8th must've been a giraffe, his battle suit of armour stands really tall and now looking back at the picture, it's probably trickery, unless he really was a giraffe!
 

 

 
above: Apparently crotchless pants were a thing back in the day too. I don't have anything useful to say on this armour but I think it used to be a shiny blue, this pearlescent colouring was achieved by dangerously messing around with mercury while the armour was made.
 
below: Pointy things and horses making a great impact on the room. A rather impressive sight in person!
 

 

 
above: following on from the blue detailing of armour, here's the detail in somebody's knee plating, nothing is scarier than knee's with teeth! 
 
below: again to follow on from the previous detailing pictures, this last one really shows that an armour craftsman is also an artist. When you go to the armoury, have a read into the manufacturing process of each type of technique employed to reach a certain look, fascinating!
 

 

 
above and below: a siege tower I'm sure that some of you interested in this era will already have seen, however for the un-initiated, this thing moves towards a wall, perhaps of a city or a castle. When it gets to the wall, the chaps inside release the ramp, climb the ladders and seek to destroy the defenders!
 



 
 
 
 
Stay tuned for videos of Jousting, a "hurdy gurdy" in action, guns! and oriental armour!
 
here's a preview
 
 
 

T'was a cold Easter morning, so I stayed in bed a little longer  . I went over to the lovely city of Leeds and visited the Royal Armoury Museum. If you're interested in all things guns, swords, pointy things, sharp things and shiny things then this is the place for you!
If you ever plan to visit car parking is not a problem and there's even some nice restaurants opening up to facilitate your belly.
 
Entry is free, unless your a tax paying British citizen then congratulations you've already paid!
So from walking in you're immediately greeted with an MG42! it's a kids play thing where you insert a quid into the slot and get to pew pew the bad guys. Looking up is impressive as you waft over to the reception desk you'll see a rather nice statue I was stupid enough NOT to take a picture of. Now me and my family were tipped off that there would be some jousting on display and after enquiring we had exchanged around a fiver each to see the three o'clock event. Book early to avoid disappointment and i should point out that I'm told jousting only really occurs around the Easter holidays. Who knew they had a world championship for hitting each other with lances on horseback?
 
Oh they also have actors pretending to be statues, here's a picture of a dude confusing the fuck out of the actor who probably thought we were in the same group.
 
First section! which also happens to be the shiny section.
 

 
above: Yes that's right, a moustache on a helmet, Italian designed but i can't remember much else on that one
 
below: Henry the 8th must've been a giraffe, his battle suit of armour stands really tall and now looking back at the picture, it's probably trickery, unless he really was a giraffe!
 

 

 
above: Apparently crotchless pants were a thing back in the day too. I don't have anything useful to say on this armour but I think it used to be a shiny blue, this pearlescent colouring was achieved by dangerously messing around with mercury while the armour was made.
 
below: Pointy things and horses making a great impact on the room. A rather impressive sight in person!
 

 

 
above: following on from the blue detailing of armour, here's the detail in somebody's knee plating, nothing is scarier than knee's with teeth! 
 
below: again to follow on from the previous detailing pictures, this last one really shows that an armour craftsman is also an artist. When you go to the armoury, have a read into the manufacturing process of each type of technique employed to reach a certain look, fascinating!
 

 

 
above and below: a siege tower I'm sure that some of you interested in this era will already have seen, however for the un-initiated, this thing moves towards a wall, perhaps of a city or a castle. When it gets to the wall, the chaps inside release the ramp, climb the ladders and seek to destroy the defenders!
 



 
 
 
 
Stay tuned for videos of Jousting, a "hurdy gurdy" in action, guns! and oriental armour!
 
here's a preview
 
 
 

soo skimming through the walls of text i see a few different themes:
 
1. I want to relax the rules on modded gameplay, don't want to upset anybody so i'll ask for a new space to do that in
2. I want my vision of modsets in there and i do not accept any other view.
3. I have no idea what's going on or what all this fuss is about
 
if you are from group:
1. just ask nicely if the rules could be relaxed, I myself find the rules to be a little uptight so I sympathise with you that you shouldn't have to worry about what role you select or what squad you fill up unless it's a structured game night.
2. you are selfish and destructive, please change your attitude or leave because it is toxic to the survival of our online home.
3. (like me), pull up a chair and grab the popcorn, we'll drink some tea and eat some popcorn to work this out.

soo skimming through the walls of text i see a few different themes:
 
1. I want to relax the rules on modded gameplay, don't want to upset anybody so i'll ask for a new space to do that in
2. I want my vision of modsets in there and i do not accept any other view.
3. I have no idea what's going on or what all this fuss is about
 
if you are from group:
1. just ask nicely if the rules could be relaxed, I myself find the rules to be a little uptight so I sympathise with you that you shouldn't have to worry about what role you select or what squad you fill up unless it's a structured game night.
2. you are selfish and destructive, please change your attitude or leave because it is toxic to the survival of our online home.
3. (like me), pull up a chair and grab the popcorn, we'll drink some tea and eat some popcorn to work this out.

Listen if they don't want tea they can choose not to. We are not here to force it down their throats. However i believe this is all about how strong the tea is and who if any will drink it. EU3 is strong tea for men and EU1/2 is a strange tea many drink and not many understand. If this is to be a tea in the middle then it must be for and misunderstood frequently.

Remember don't force them to drink tea if they can't/don't want too. Its a choice at the end of the day. A compromise must be made, a choice chosen and it must be fir the user to do.

All is Tea. We shall return to the great teapot one day to be steeped and poured into a new teacup. All is water. Shanti.

My opinion is this:
 
Is there a problem with stinky attitudes? I'll refer you to my other post 
 
Instead of adding rules, lets encourage a change of attitude. Culture is more important than law in both cases.
I would suggest an increase in respawn times for helicopters and look into the wreck recovery system that we saw off of domination from arma 2

My opinion is this:
 
Is there a problem with stinky attitudes? I'll refer you to my other post 
 
Instead of adding rules, lets encourage a change of attitude. Culture is more important than law in both cases.
I would suggest an increase in respawn times for helicopters and look into the wreck recovery system that we saw off of domination from arma 2

This is in response to the OP I'll say firstly
 
I find it's more of an attitude thing. for example earlier today (i won't name any names in specific because that would be unfair on the poor asshat) there was just a horrible "I don't care about you, what you think, or what the plan is" attitude coming from a particular pilot.
 
So no matter how many rules or what specific rule set you want to enforce it will always roll back to the person behind the controls. If you have a pilot who is switched on and has the interests of his team at heart you'll find that he will actively switch into whatever role is required. Should he or she detect that there is a logistical problem then he or she would hopefully react accordingly to keep the team's momentum up and the same goes for if he or she detects that ground assets require hard targets knocking out.
 
You can set as many rules as you like but it won't remedy this stinky attitude. Make a point of leading by example if you are a frequent pilot, if you detect that a pilot isn't so switched on then tell them, simply put they're going to end up ruining your game experience and (as you've done already) make you not want to wait around at base for them. Finally if you still see problems as a last resort, shadowplay them at their worst and report their stinky attitude in confidence to an admin.

My opinion is this:
 
Is there a problem with stinky attitudes? I'll refer you to my other post 
 
Instead of adding rules, lets encourage a change of attitude. Culture is more important than law in both cases.
I would suggest an increase in respawn times for helicopters and look into the wreck recovery system that we saw off of domination from arma 2

MC SLHammer, cant touch this.

Doesn't seem to me like something that'd be client-side only, but it might actually be useful on #3. We tend to break things. I wonder what the limits of this would be as well, i.e. could I use a Chinook to lift a boat towing a boat? Maybe I'll experiment.

Perhaps and LZ marker should be thought of an approximate marker and not a pinpoint landing spot. At the end of the decision making it's the pilot in command that determines where is safe and effective to land. I'm skeptical of landing exactly where infantry plop on the map but with enough due care and attention 80% of the time you can put them within 500m of their desired spot

Dear Members,
 
Edited post:
The community has asked and we have listened
 
We will trial run the other games (create your own) channel as "Create your own channel"
 
This is on the understanding that we name our channels nicely, no probing into grey areas, you don't want to waste admin time by them having to research whatever a papa frankau is or if that avatar is hitler or not. keep it simple for us and simple and friendly for you. and no chuck itty bitty titty is not acceptable 
 
Play nicely and we'll keep it     
 
original post:
We would kindly ask that you name the channel you create to match the game you are playing.
Failure to do so will result in your channel being deleted, further persistence may lead you down the path of the disciplinary garden.
 
On behalf of the staff: we appreciate your cooperation.

kinda pointless? towing broken vehicles? manoeuvring broken shit from spawn? removing a helicopter from a tree? I think it's a fine idea, i was looking at this the other day in the steam workshop

perhaps a billboard with bob marley on it singing passionately into a microphone with text reading:
No Slammer No Sky

No worries But again, colsta makes a fact about the now and no resolution to the OP.
I hope none of you take offence I respect you all for discussing this in a civilised way on the forums.
 
Again my resolution (to stress my point) was not to add rules but to change attitudes.

No worries But again, colsta makes a fact about the now and no resolution to the OP.
I hope none of you take offence I respect you all for discussing this in a civilised way on the forums.
 
Again my resolution (to stress my point) was not to add rules but to change attitudes.

what you've done there is instead of responding to his opinion, you've just stated what is actually happening at this moment.
I guess what he was suggesting was rigid structure to ensure one transport and one cas (If i may elaborate on what i think you were saying kirk)
 
My opinion as stated above would be not to add rules but instead change the attitude and look at WHO is being an asshole in specific and then question their motive as to WHY he or she isn't being effective in the slot. This is something members can even do themselves.
 
1. Notice the foul attitude or poor gameplay of the pilot
2. Record outbursts of attitude or poor examples of gameplay (we all have our off days don't forget)
3. Approach the chap and ask with regards to the attitude or perhaps suggest some time in the editor
4. If no change, report to eu3 moderator with any recordings as a last resort

No worries But again, colsta makes a fact about the now and no resolution to the OP.
I hope none of you take offence I respect you all for discussing this in a civilised way on the forums.
 
Again my resolution (to stress my point) was not to add rules but to change attitudes.

perhaps a billboard with bob marley on it singing passionately into a microphone with text reading:
No Slammer No Sky