I'm Canadian we are big contributors to the Geneva checklist and are just waiting for more wars to add to it...... I mean sorry what about firepower we don't need that
There is no such thing as overkill. There is sufficient and "crap I need to reload". Since reloading leaves you vulnerable you make sure what you are doing is sufficient.
That thing is weird. A venerable monster on the field, and a huge commercial failure. It was too good for its own good: too efficient to use, too cheap to operate, too resilient to make a buck on maintenance. We need more commercial failures like this one.
Na, Davey Crockett was a problematic piece of tech, especially since the recoilless rifle that would punt the thing wouldn't even put if far enough away for the idiots who fired it to get away. The Chicken Powered Nuclear Landmines on the other hand.
And could, in theory, be useful. Just depends on how effect the ranged weapons are against the modern defense tech. If you have armor to tough for most ranged to get through but a sword can, it might actually be more feasible than ranged weapons.
"There's no safety" I know at least two designs for safeties on a saber, one more practical than the other, and there are plenty more possibilities in the engineering. "No guard" And no forces that would make a guard necessary. "Nothing to stop you from lopping off your own limb." Bombs have nothing to stop them from exploding when you're in the blast radius. Guns have nothing to stop them from shooting with a friendly target down range. Every weapon demands respect from its wielder. "No force means good luck moving it fast enough to stop a bolt." Fair. "Plus there's the energy, heat, storage, handling." If you built it correct to spec, recharging them is about as tricky as charging a cell phone. Heat is a lot harder to handle in a universe governed by physics. Storage and handling is utterly trivial: removing the focusing gem is as easy as clearing the chamber of a firearm, and the weapon is rendered just as harmless. I've heard this argument since the nineties. It's pretty stupid. There are plenty of other arguments that are valid.
Terminology help: "Dakka" is a term from Warhammer 40k orks. And while I don't know how to write pronunciation, "Dak-ka" is definitely wrong. "CAS" stands for "Close Air Support". And you would either use the full term or just say "Cas" I think. It isn't like RPG, where you usually speak each letter.
Mr Anderson: "Truthfully I'm only here as a matter of formality. The specs for all your military equipment, to including top secret has been uploaded to a game called War Thunder years ago. If you'd like I can arrange a tour of one of our museums for you and your r&d team for inspiration on future projects."
the military never shows the good stuff. Here is a like and comment for the story, for entertaining me, to help your channel grow, to appease the great and powerful UA-cam algorithm demon, and get you the recognition you deserve.
"What use is a tear gas grenade against terrorists?" Deus Ex flashbacks intensify. The kind of use where they may have hostages? The kind of use where they may have valuable intel? The kind of use when you're dealing with child soldiers and you want your troops to hold onto enough humanity so they don't end up shooting themselves?
I just listend to your first read a few days ago ( I just found your channel a few weeks ago and have lots of catching up to do ) It sounds a lot better now, though I preferred the Hugo Weaving pronounciation of Anderson :)
"It's never a war crime the first time." --The Fat Electrician Meanwhile I'm over here trying to work out the vagaries of making a functioning railway rifle.
Greetings, Mentlegent! For the Rhyhtm that is Algo I get where they're going with this, but first of all, Misterrrrr Anderson, a cashless society leads to disaster; and second of all, people will still use lightsabers for personal duels. Those points aside, good story.
While he's doing redos does anyone remember the one about the abducted human being bounced from space port to space port until he fights off an invasion?
both the left wing and the right wing are just both wings of the same corrupt patriotic eagle. frankly, I am tired of that patriotic eagle, and I am looking forward to a new Pheonix.
Heh, he's probably hoping to pick up some new ideas from Anderson's "videos". Little does he realize that the only thing other than war to speed up human R&D is an arms race.
I'm confused. What is this "overkill" that the presenter seems to be talking about? There is NO such thing as overkill. There is only prepared or defeat.
"Enough firepower"
I understand those words individually but not in that order.
Try adding one more word
"NEVER enough firepower" that sentence makes more sense.
Human: what is this "overkill" you speak of?
ROTF LMBO
I'm Canadian we are big contributors to the Geneva checklist and are just waiting for more wars to add to it...... I mean sorry what about firepower we don't need that
@@TheJMPD Overkill is understanding that their armor will get better and preparing for that.
MORE DAKKA!
This is the stuff we show the public for moral. The stuff we don't show is where the fun begins.
There is no such thing as overkill. There is sufficient and "crap I need to reload". Since reloading leaves you vulnerable you make sure what you are doing is sufficient.
The engineer making a lightsaber on a bet is very real.
I was listening, agreeing with everything he said, and thinking: "I don't care! I want one! NOW!"
Only a truly functional piece of kit is needed. A toy created on a bet is hardly worth mentioning.
And then Mr. Anderson showed him the A-10....and the presenter fainted.
That thing is weird. A venerable monster on the field, and a huge commercial failure. It was too good for its own good: too efficient to use, too cheap to operate, too resilient to make a buck on maintenance. We need more commercial failures like this one.
Presenter goes BRRRRT
There's never enough dakka.
Just never enough target rich environments
The presenter spending those ten minutes chatting with anderson and taking notes on everything he says to take to R and D later.
❤
"Sir? SIR? I have first hand intelligence on 10k years of war development: we will corner the market!"
You know things are serious when they bring up the Davey Crockett
Or the MOAB.
oh you mean the king of the wild frontier.............
Na, Davey Crockett was a problematic piece of tech, especially since the recoilless rifle that would punt the thing wouldn't even put if far enough away for the idiots who fired it to get away. The Chicken Powered Nuclear Landmines on the other hand.
This shouldn't have been so funny as it was, but your reading of this had me in fits (in a good way 🙂) - and props to the author as well!
Space Warthog? Yes Please! For the algorithm and Beard with energy!
Will I get a bulk discount for ordering several air wings of them?
Maxim 37: There is no such thing as overkill, just "open fire" and "I need to reload".
"cover me while I reload"
Don’t forget “universe deletion complete”
MOAR DAKKA!!!
Reminds me of the aliens in Galaxyquest... How much of a TREASURE they'd be to any evil overlord. Imagine tech, and those squids create it.
Will you PLEASE stop messing with my sales pitch Mr. Anderson?
A-10 in space? Yes please!
For the Agro-rythm!
Even better if it’s an A-10 with a ftl drive
Human: Is that fucking lightsaber
who bright stupid idea was
Zeno: it was you guys
Fairy nuf.
But done as a bet to get someone to do something stupid for laughs.
Human: OFC it was!
And could, in theory, be useful. Just depends on how effect the ranged weapons are against the modern defense tech. If you have armor to tough for most ranged to get through but a sword can, it might actually be more feasible than ranged weapons.
"There's no safety"
I know at least two designs for safeties on a saber, one more practical than the other, and there are plenty more possibilities in the engineering.
"No guard"
And no forces that would make a guard necessary.
"Nothing to stop you from lopping off your own limb."
Bombs have nothing to stop them from exploding when you're in the blast radius. Guns have nothing to stop them from shooting with a friendly target down range. Every weapon demands respect from its wielder.
"No force means good luck moving it fast enough to stop a bolt."
Fair.
"Plus there's the energy, heat, storage, handling."
If you built it correct to spec, recharging them is about as tricky as charging a cell phone. Heat is a lot harder to handle in a universe governed by physics. Storage and handling is utterly trivial: removing the focusing gem is as easy as clearing the chamber of a firearm, and the weapon is rendered just as harmless.
I've heard this argument since the nineties. It's pretty stupid. There are plenty of other arguments that are valid.
A sabot at MACH 5? I don't know if I cower in fear or cream myself. This is just beautiful.
They are, look up Abraham main gun rounds
@@michaelagin7076 You know that id didn´t help my problem, don't You?
I still can't make up my mind.
Fear of a weapon's capabilities is just proper respect, and desire.
Mach 5 is slow need mach 12.
Terminology help:
"Dakka" is a term from Warhammer 40k orks. And while I don't know how to write pronunciation, "Dak-ka" is definitely wrong.
"CAS" stands for "Close Air Support". And you would either use the full term or just say "Cas" I think. It isn't like RPG, where you usually speak each letter.
Mr Anderson: "Truthfully I'm only here as a matter of formality. The specs for all your military equipment, to including top secret has been uploaded to a game called War Thunder years ago. If you'd like I can arrange a tour of one of our museums for you and your r&d team for inspiration on future projects."
A "modern" Davy Crochett, shoulder fired antimatter munitions?
Sounds fun 😂
"Shut up, Wes- er, Anderson!"
"It's just lazy writing" great dig at the author's laziness in how indepth they wanted to go, and a wonderful in story explanation afterwards
I agree there is never r enough dakka
the military never shows the good stuff. Here is a like and comment for the story, for entertaining me, to help your channel grow, to appease the great and powerful UA-cam algorithm demon, and get you the recognition you deserve.
Like the shirt says “It’s not a war crime the first time.”
"What use is a tear gas grenade against terrorists?"
Deus Ex flashbacks intensify.
The kind of use where they may have hostages? The kind of use where they may have valuable intel? The kind of use when you're dealing with child soldiers and you want your troops to hold onto enough humanity so they don't end up shooting themselves?
Great presenter. Great stories. Love this channel.
For the Squirrel Army🤣🤣
It sure is nice having our Squirrel back. Sigh.
When are we launching the yamamato? More dakka.
Right after we launch the SDF1. We have the Reflex canon tested and ready to eliminate anything in orbit that gets too close.
The Bismark lives.
Iowas first
Thank you for the reading
I just listend to your first read a few days ago ( I just found your channel a few weeks ago and have lots of catching up to do )
It sounds a lot better now, though I preferred the Hugo Weaving pronounciation of Anderson :)
dakkadakkadakka.....the sound of machine guns.
"It's never a war crime the first time." --The Fat Electrician
Meanwhile I'm over here trying to work out the vagaries of making a functioning railway rifle.
Always loved this one 😂😂😂😂😂
*Part 2*
So, I've seen a few videos of human weapons being recommissioned... I need to talk to the boys in R&D yesterday... Tour's over go away please
Yup...Willing to bet they got the BUFF (B-52) recommissioned, as well...if they were ever decommissioned in the first place. The Buff is forever.
We no longer use those, it cost to much to transport them from star system to star system. That render them obsolete.
*proceeds to hide the one’s being shipped out for some war*
enjoyed the story and narration
hope they do another at a human weapon trade show
Greetings, Mentlegent!
For the Rhyhtm that is Algo
I get where they're going with this, but first of all, Misterrrrr Anderson, a cashless society leads to disaster; and second of all, people will still use lightsabers for personal duels. Those points aside, good story.
And for culling the dumb ones…usually by giving said dumb people their own lightsabers and letting them go at it
Thanks!
Good one.
Great story; Excellent narration!
While he's doing redos does anyone remember the one about the abducted human being bounced from space port to space port until he fights off an invasion?
Yes pretty sure it was recommended to me again just a few days ago….and of course I watched it again 😂
@@Allantitan Do you remember the title?
Sadly no
@@Allantitan oh well. I liked that one
A10 goes BRRRRRRRRTTTT
"Duh ka"
Great story but if I may.
Dakka is pronounced like Wacka. Think machine gun attacka - Dakka, Dakka, Dakka, Dakka, Dakka, Dakka 😁
For the algorithm 👽👾🤖🌌🛰🚀🛸🌠
Nice guitar rift in the back just a touch to loud tho at the beginning.
Yay! Argo!
For da nest!
Heh, Anderson's not wrong.
both the left wing and the right wing are just both wings of the same corrupt patriotic eagle.
frankly, I am tired of that patriotic eagle, and I am looking forward to a new Pheonix.
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It's pronnounced Dakka, not D'kka. Never enough of it though...
5th, 16 May 2024
Heh, he's probably hoping to pick up some new ideas from Anderson's "videos". Little does he realize that the only thing other than war to speed up human R&D is an arms race.
I'm confused. What is this "overkill" that the presenter seems to be talking about? There is NO such thing as overkill. There is only prepared or defeat.
My brother in Christ, it's pronounced not dah kah, but dahkah, dakka. The same cadence as "taco" as it is not tah koh.
Jgg
Be careful with the background music.
Yeah, the copyright monsters are not to be trifled with.
between the hover tank and the dakka, this was written by a planetman missing the war wasn't it?