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Oh yea that’s right. I’m especially excited to see how Total Control plays on Valhalla, favourite game mode on a favourite map, yes please.
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If you find Big Team Battle too chaotic at 12v12 but 4v4 is just not enough, then let us introduce you to the new Squad Battle playlist! Resembling the BTB of old, Squad Battle pits 8v8 in a mix of Slayer and Objective modes on community made maps that lend themselves well to both infantry and vehicular combat. Some might even look a little familiar to Halo veterans…
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Liking the weapon model direction they are going. That’s something I can see every match all the time. Armour colours and types only get seen beginning and end.
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The dark years are finally over. What this team has had to go through, all the suffering, it’s finished.
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In depth descriptions on the new Quantum Translocator power up and the Threat Seeker power equipment. Season 4 starts June 20th.
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Can’t seem to figure out the hyperlink on mobile, so I’ll just leave it as plain text. (It was linking back to this post when I used the hyperlink function in the reply text box)
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Just created a Jets community!
/c/winnipegjets@lemmy.world
Welcome Jets fans to our Lemmy community! We’ll use this thread to have general discussion.
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This is me when I get talking about space exploration and what the future holds.
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I guess what I would look at is is the ability to have more space projects ongoing at once. NASA has a limited budget every year, and while it is possible for Congress to allocate a much larger percentage to them, that currently isn’t the reality. So instead of NASA managing a space station which eats up a larger percentage of their budget, a private enterprise can operate a space station (yes, with a profit motive), which frees up NASA budget to perform more missions which have at the moment only scientific value, ex probes and landers to outer solar system planets.
