You only need 3 guns you psycho. Now that I have you here: Your level 4 plates are doing your fat ass more harm than good. It’s rare to see anyone who wore that shit in combat seek it out in civilian life. They’d rather be light, fast, and able to sprint 300m without fucking dying of exhaustion.

You being able to put everything in the 10 ring doesn't help you when your target is less than 10 feet from you. Two seconds to draw, one second to charge, another second to bring it properly on target. By that time, the person is already on you. Ask me how I know.

? Why does this matter. It's all nothing in the end. You could die ten years from now or today. Doesn't matter. It literally does not matter lol

This Chinese indie team is making an FPS that feels like the original Call of Duty - Play as 7 characters, each with their own story - Every mission has unique terrain and atmosphere - Weapons and vehicles recreated 1:1 It's called Fourteen Years of Flames. Would you play this?

The internet could change if the U.S. House passes the KIDS Act today to "protect children." Critics warn it could mean de facto age checks for everyone and weakened encrypted communications. The KIDS Act is a package of around a dozen bills that pairs a revised Kids Online Safety Act with new age-verification, AI chatbot, and messaging rules. Digital rights group EFF warns the design would pressure platforms to age-check all users, not just minors, since liability can attach when a service "should have known" a user's age, and flags new rules touching encrypted and disappearing messages. Sponsors Brett Guthrie (R) and Frank Pallone (D) say it's kids-safety protection and note KOSA's text says age verification isn't required.