The part about this being "mobile friendly" is not a lie. Granted, you have to play with graphics settings low and without too many AI aircrafts spawned in. And you know what's the craziest part? my 2gb ram phone, which is more than 5 years old, could run this on max settings. Of course shadow and physics was at low and no other aircraft was spawned in. But still,it ran pretty well.

aight, here's my own story about how santa got shot down since someone else already did so...
ahem
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christmas eve, 2001, and santa himself is trying to find the fastest shortcut to get to people's house, but he unfortunately is unaware at the time that the shortcut he picked went directly above a military base, which resulted in santa's sleigh getting shot at by missles several times until his sleigh hits the ground, causing an explosion, he thankfully survived suffering with only a somewhat minor spine and head injury since his sleigh has seatbelts on it, but sadly the same couldn't be said for his beloved raindeers which were immediately killed in the accident, and his sleigh is also damaged beyond repair after it's 100 years of service, to this day he's still had ptsd of that incident, so much so that he ended giving the santa role to his slightly younger brother/cousin because of the fear that he still had, he of course warned his brother/cousin to be careful when picking shortcuts next time to prevent the same thing from happening, he thankfully listened.

one must imagine goofy build with yellow download button...

Here's a little story:

On Christmas Eve 1999, an unidentified aircraft cruising at a speed of 1,500 km/h and at an altitude of 5,000 m was detected by Veridisian Northern Command. It appeared that the aircraft entered Veridisian airspace unauthorized and made radio contact with a nearby E-3, stating: “Ho, ho, ho, Merry Christmas!”. The AWACS team thought of this as an enemy pilot disguised as Santa Claus, and two VerdAir Griffins were dispatched to intercept the bogey. Seven minutes later, one of the pilots reported that the aircraft was “a sleigh with flying reindeers”. The team, confused by the description, proceeded to allow the Griffins to engage and shoot down the bogey without further elaboration. Two minutes later, the Griffin pilots stated that they shot down the “flying sleigh”, and that a burst of bright light emerged and exploded from the mysterious aircraft as it was being brought down. When investigators arrived at the crash site the next morning, they found hundreds of presents scattered throughout the area, but the wreckage of the aircraft could not be found. Since that day, conspiracy theories surrounding the whereabouts of the wreckage, speculating that the government may have been involved in keeping its fate a secret, sprang up over the years. In 2005, a 25-year old man was found dead by police in the woods after attempting to find the wreckage by himself.

woah he has yoke-controlled reindeer now, north pole tech is advanced

Bro they shot down Santa 😭😭