@SPWithLizzie @BOSSentinel First, I want to confirm the event—Bos, because 444 did not follow his instructions within the specified time, carried out the strike as threatened using a private company's vessel carrying a large number of civilians. However, the intensity of the strike was too extreme, or the action itself was too radical, which provoked dissatisfaction from others. The situation even escalated to the point of threatening to blow up the vessel, and then it fell into the dilemma of how to define this vessel. Is that correct?
@SPWithLizzie @MetallicBeef6572 @BOSSentinel Sorry, but regarding the "paramilitary organization," I have some thoughts, so I would like to request permission to join the discussion. If anyone disagrees, I will withdraw.
Bro, you did a pretty good job. It would be even better if the bullet trajectory could be optimized (or maybe this is a unique feature? Since it’s hard to predict).
Bro ended up like this largely due to a lack of experience. When others condemn you from the moral high ground, the important thing is not to refute them but to seize the high ground yourself.
For example, in another RP: M-War II, I got into a heated argument with a participant who was competing with me for Wright Island. When I threatened to attack the military port with anti-ship missiles:
He: "We are hosting a routine festival on our warships—you would be attacking civilians!"
Me: "The cunning enemy is using civilians as human shields."
Interesting Antetus Alliance real-name observation of the battle, can you add me as an audience in the subsequent content?
@AviationLoverGEEK444 @BOSSentinel (wish you remember me) @MetallicBeef6572
If you're referring to the issue of the aircraft slightly rolling on its own, I can tell you-there's an overall offset along the X-axis in your part assembly. You'll need to identify which specific part is causing the problem by testing through sequential deletion of components.
Unfortunately,I don't have time to assist with testing right now, as I'm currently working on a special project for the 93rd Anniversary Military Parade.
No thoughts, really. I just want to join the game as an ordinary person. Then elbow-strike every troublemaker with an LT-12A FT air-to-air missile.
.… Wait, what do you mean they're using LT-12As too?
@SuperSuperTheSylph surely? I have been doing other things recently. But the good news is that I have a lot of inventory, such as this work from two months ago
Hmm… I don't really get the request… but at least it's before the deadline, so I'll give it a shot.
Speaking of which, TUPL is dropping the A40s… What a shame, my work will probably still be a "T-3" — after all, the T-3 is essentially just existing weapons cobbled together.
But can I really finish everything from theory to practice by July…
@cay7809 That's OK
No, because their label belongs to [TFMR], but they will mark it to all participants. It's better to say that my use of FT missiles is already well-known. They all have certain flaws, so strictly speaking, they do not belong to OP, they are just good at this field.
@cay7809 That thing has an effective range of 2.6 kilometers
All things that have outstanding performance abilities in one aspect have corresponding huge weaknesses. But this weakness can be weakened by its linkage with other things.
If that's your attitude, but when I unleash a full barrage of FT missiles later, what kind of reaction do you think you'll have?
@cay7809 Regarding missiles - bro, were you directly hit by an infrared combat missile at close range? Isn't this normal?
It's modern warfare, who plays dogfight with you?
For me…
Bro, human imagination is truly magical—so magical that it can automatically exaggerate catastrophic consequences. The more you dwell on these thoughts, the more anxious you become, because your brain is amplifying the outcomes. Ask yourself, "Is this scenario actually likely to happen in reality?" to stop your imagination from spiraling.
Of course, if your situation feels more severe, your brain will automatically magnify negative factors until they seem logically consistent. This happens because you’re too deep in it, fully convinced by these thoughts. At this point, self-reflection alone can’t correct it—you need to stop immediately. Don’t claim you "can’t stop thinking." Take a deep breath, look around, and count how many objects you see and their colors. This redirects your focus and breaks the cycle of overthinking.
Then comes the most crucial step—go do something. Your brain gets trapped in overthinking simply because it’s idle. Once you engage in an activity, you won’t have time for those chaotic thoughts. If your mind still wanders, you’re not fully immersed. Let me ask you—how to paint a flower?
If you think this is avoidance, consider this: Your real problem is overthinking and worrying without taking action. Your brain keeps inflating the problem—so act. Challenge your fears through real-world experience. No one is immune to mistakes, but what matters most is your attitude afterward. Start small. Test whether reality is as dire as your mind claims. Build your brain’s confidence—even if you slip up, it doesn’t mean it’s unforgivable.
At its core, my message is this: Everything comes from practice. Stop theorizing disasters and go live your life. You’ve got this. 💪
@Graingy em… It's truly difficult. The weapons used by the royalists are already trending toward broken stat designs. If we let them handle creating this kind of system, I can't even imagine how disastrously chaotic it would become.
@SPWithLizzie @BOSSentinel First, I want to confirm the event—Bos, because 444 did not follow his instructions within the specified time, carried out the strike as threatened using a private company's vessel carrying a large number of civilians. However, the intensity of the strike was too extreme, or the action itself was too radical, which provoked dissatisfaction from others. The situation even escalated to the point of threatening to blow up the vessel, and then it fell into the dilemma of how to define this vessel. Is that correct?
@SPWithLizzie @MetallicBeef6572 @BOSSentinel Sorry, but regarding the "paramilitary organization," I have some thoughts, so I would like to request permission to join the discussion. If anyone disagrees, I will withdraw.
what improve do you want
Bro, you did a pretty good job. It would be even better if the bullet trajectory could be optimized (or maybe this is a unique feature? Since it’s hard to predict).
@SPWithLizzie sorry, I will just watch
+1@SPWithLizzie Little tips not about being cool, but about practical stuff.
The versatility of this method goes far beyond RP.
Bro ended up like this largely due to a lack of experience. When others condemn you from the moral high ground, the important thing is not to refute them but to seize the high ground yourself.
For example, in another RP: M-War II, I got into a heated argument with a participant who was competing with me for Wright Island. When I threatened to attack the military port with anti-ship missiles:
He: "We are hosting a routine festival on our warships—you would be attacking civilians!"
Me: "The cunning enemy is using civilians as human shields."
@SPWithLizzie I feel like♡
And for that person who agreed with you saying
@SPWithLizzie important?
Well done, bro.
+1If possible, you can try the proportional navigation method or the parallel approach method.
@AviationLoverGEEK444 I want to be an audience.
@MetallicBeef6572 just audience
Interesting
+2Antetus Alliance real-name observation of the battle, can you add me as an audience in the subsequent content?
@AviationLoverGEEK444 @BOSSentinel (wish you remember me) @MetallicBeef6572
bro just made War II 🤣
Bro, it feels like I'm flying a MiG-27, and the game crashed because I fired for too long. 💀
+1@TheUltimatePlaneLover
Sorry but i can't help you cause i don know how to do too
@RepublicofKomi Trust me, you won't be able to maintain stability.
If you're referring to the issue of the aircraft slightly rolling on its own, I can tell you-there's an overall offset along the X-axis in your part assembly. You'll need to identify which specific part is causing the problem by testing through sequential deletion of components.
Unfortunately,I don't have time to assist with testing right now, as I'm currently working on a special project for the 93rd Anniversary Military Parade.
@RepublicofKomi em… Sorry but that's another one
@TheUltimatePlaneLover This fighter would have appeared in M-War II, its assembly completed three months ago.
@TheUltimatePlaneLover Today, there will also be one fighter jet making an appearance.
@RepublicofKomi ?
@RepublicofKomi sorry but no time, bro. I am designing three breakthrough weapons for an important occasion
@RepublicofKomi no, that thing will use a lot of parts.
@RepublicofKomi Hey bro, long time to see
Bro, go do what you love. When you get bored of other things, maybe you'll come back (cause I did).
+2No thoughts, really. I just want to join the game as an ordinary person. Then elbow-strike every troublemaker with an LT-12A FT air-to-air missile.
.… Wait, what do you mean they're using LT-12As too?
@BOSKnight I'm fine.
@BOSKnight Oh yeah that's you, bro. You change your name, sorry
@BOSKnight … Sorry, but what does aerotac means?
@TheUltimatePlaneLover I just spent some time playing ARMORED CORE VI... Yes, I'm back, bro
@SuperSuperTheSylph surely? I have been doing other things recently. But the good news is that I have a lot of inventory, such as this work from two months ago
Hmm… I don't really get the request… but at least it's before the deadline, so I'll give it a shot.
+1Speaking of which, TUPL is dropping the A40s… What a shame, my work will probably still be a "T-3" — after all, the T-3 is essentially just existing weapons cobbled together.
But can I really finish everything from theory to practice by July…
@TheUltimatePlaneLover
Um... I'm sorry, my suspension didn't perform well either
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@cay7809 That's OK
No, because their label belongs to [TFMR], but they will mark it to all participants. It's better to say that my use of FT missiles is already well-known. They all have certain flaws, so strictly speaking, they do not belong to OP, they are just good at this field.
@cay7809 will call everyone in M-War II
Wait what thing you say
@cay7809 That thing has an effective range of 2.6 kilometers
All things that have outstanding performance abilities in one aspect have corresponding huge weaknesses. But this weakness can be weakened by its linkage with other things.
If that's your attitude, but when I unleash a full barrage of FT missiles later, what kind of reaction do you think you'll have?
@cay7809 Regarding missiles - bro, were you directly hit by an infrared combat missile at close range? Isn't this normal?
It's modern warfare, who plays dogfight with you?
@cay7809 ?
Regarding machine guns - have you encountered a bug? Restarting the game directly while firing can cause this issue
@RarelyCyber That's you!
Welcome back!
+1For me…
Bro, human imagination is truly magical—so magical that it can automatically exaggerate catastrophic consequences. The more you dwell on these thoughts, the more anxious you become, because your brain is amplifying the outcomes. Ask yourself, "Is this scenario actually likely to happen in reality?" to stop your imagination from spiraling.
Of course, if your situation feels more severe, your brain will automatically magnify negative factors until they seem logically consistent. This happens because you’re too deep in it, fully convinced by these thoughts. At this point, self-reflection alone can’t correct it—you need to stop immediately. Don’t claim you "can’t stop thinking." Take a deep breath, look around, and count how many objects you see and their colors. This redirects your focus and breaks the cycle of overthinking.
Then comes the most crucial step—go do something. Your brain gets trapped in overthinking simply because it’s idle. Once you engage in an activity, you won’t have time for those chaotic thoughts. If your mind still wanders, you’re not fully immersed. Let me ask you—how to paint a flower?
If you think this is avoidance, consider this: Your real problem is overthinking and worrying without taking action. Your brain keeps inflating the problem—so act. Challenge your fears through real-world experience. No one is immune to mistakes, but what matters most is your attitude afterward. Start small. Test whether reality is as dire as your mind claims. Build your brain’s confidence—even if you slip up, it doesn’t mean it’s unforgivable.
At its core, my message is this: Everything comes from practice. Stop theorizing disasters and go live your life. You’ve got this. 💪
+4💧🇨🇳🚀
Happy Birthday 🍰
+1Announcement?
bro, this should be RP
Welcome back, bro!
+1I'm behind your idea; after all, I'm currently specializing in the Funky Tree missile myself.
@SIRCOMMANDER031 ?
@Graingy em… It's truly difficult. The weapons used by the royalists are already trending toward broken stat designs. If we let them handle creating this kind of system, I can't even imagine how disastrously chaotic it would become.