Stewie

Deadly ,man one of the best pets in the game by a long shot 

That rc level though oooh ????

Well in supreme leader I believe in you

Gz man

cr died

Fuck man nice, nice PB also

Grats man I've literally had the Kandarin Elite "Get level 5 all BA roles" as my last task to do for all for over a year lol

Very nice

Gz man

EH

TRWF or TR

Deadly man 2.2k world soon

Hello Alex Rider sir

LND, when we were first starting out, 9 I think to another clans 15, pretty sure it was Matched Opts Melee Binds and we left Overheads on as well, probably took a couple days to finish the fight XD

Make that 4 cores just got another

6 minutes ago, Trevor said:

Not to overreach but don't assume you have any pictures laying around from your adventure?

Yeah I do I'll dig out some of them and post them here in a bit man

1 hour ago, Out said:

If only you spent that 'rng' at Nightmare/CoX/ToB =]

 

Over 300 CoX, do plenty of Chambers tbh

Started doing a fair bit of NM but struggle to get 5 man team  between my friends ?

Started learning ToB last couple of days! Making it to P2 Versik before I plank no problem, but hard finding teams also

Gzgz

Pretty fucking mad RNG here, 5 kills 3 cores

EDIT -- Just got a 4th at 284 Kc

9 hours ago, Trevor said:

Were you just visiting on your own accord or were you part of some organization in efforts to help with the clean-up? Don't suppose there's anywhere I could go ahead and read/watch to learn more about the Iron Harvest? Sounds like it'd make one hell of a war documentary. 

I haven't heard of any documentaries or anything about it surprisingly, there's mentions of it in a few things I've watched on YouTube but that's it.  In France, there's a city called Verdun, where there was a huge offensive from the Germans on the French and British forces for months on end, and there is an area called "The Red Zone" where people are still not allowed to go today, due to all the live explosives and chemicals that were left once the war had ended ( very high levels of radiation in the soil and water table in the area too), tourists still go there though, sneaking through, and loads die because of explosions or get ill because of the spoil.

Nah we were just over as tourists, I think it's set archaelogist type companies that do a lot of the cleanups and excavations, I'm not aware of any charities but there may be some, if there are I'll be applying haha so might look into this. You can go over as an amature digger but you need to get permission from the farmers/landowners etc. unless you go to one of the public trails where there were trench lines (there are loads of maps showing you these as you walk/drive around the towns) and dig behind the trees, we found a few spots where people had been doing this. I can imagine it would be amazing fun with a metal detector in these parts, you'd find loads man.

On 10/25/2020 at 8:50 PM, Trevor said:

Keep going

Something I found quite interesting when I was in France/Beligum was that during a certain time of the year when the farmers plough their fields, they will purposely search for WW1 items as there are still thousands of tonnes worth under the ground - it's called the Iron Harvest and makes for very interesting reading online, there are a lot of fatalities during this time of the year with many Farmers being killed by shrapnel from unexploded bombs under the surface of the ground that their tractors dig up. Bomb disposal squads are obviously very active at this time of year. Crazy to think that over 102 years on from the end of World War 1 there are still people technically being killed by it.

When me and my brother were over in the Somme in France, we went through a field close to the Lochnagar crater, which was the site of the biggest underground explosion of all time at the time (basically trench miners dug under enemy trench systems, planted loads of bombs and set them off, they usually set them off just before an offensive where troops went over the top of the trench), when we walked through the field almost instantly we found bullets, bullet shells, sharpnel, old shell casings (bombs with no detonators attached/exploded already) and pigtail iron (thick iron poles used for holding up barbed wire infront of trenches) and we were only in the field a matter of minutes and we weren't opver there during the harvest season. We also saw piles of shells already dug up by farmers/landowners in Ypres, Belgium, at a place called the Hoog crater, piles and piles of old bombs etc. man was pretty cool

Deadly man

Well in man

Zammy pet is legit like one of my favourite pets and I'm over 3 times your fucking kc without it..........

But nah man well in some crazy rng sir!

Octopus for me probably, but to most people Haggis would probably be weirder

Very nice man