Destroying EVERYTHING With Flying Bombs in Modded Forts 

Maybe its just the backrooms connecting their workspaces? D:

I knew the first part but not hallway

Also, i didn't know Intern edited Blitz's videos.

Slowly narrowing down their location

That explain why youtube show me this, blitz fan here

i put my snipers behind 4 doors

@@weiirdpotaot8151 why

​@@artjack59 Mega defence!

@@artjack59so it can survive a cannon shot

yet*

But flex seal on the other hand…

Cap, flextape can fix everything

NOW THATS ALOTA DAMAGE

@@Just_a_Skaven_on_the_internet but can it fix YOUR DAD

That's what Im saying

He could live with lixian

It's to intrege you into watching the other person's video

i feel the same way :(

How can I get forts?

@@seadragonyt5391it was available on steam for $14.99 when i got it.

How to say you have no life in one sentence:

also my enemy only had missiles and mortars

You can VS random people online?

​@@seadragonyt5391Yeah, that's how a lot of these games work...

...they obviously do loads of rounds and show the one where they win on their channel

You do realize aircraft carriers during ww2 were mostly wood right? There has never been a ship to this day made entirely of metal... those pesky humans need things like curtains, and insulation, and doors, and beds, and food, and electrical insulation, and clothes, and tables, and chairs, and...

It's not the metal but rather the fuel in aircrafts catching on fire

@@firedrgn656 doors on an aircraft carrier are metal

@@ivanfromtheeast4709 so you are telling me of I was to walk around a ww2 carrier, I wouldn't find a single wooden door anywhere? Like maybe the captains quarters? Control room? Officers berthing, bathroom stalls? Man, it's almost like there happen to be wooden doors in some places of the ship. I'm sure even on modern carriers these doors are wooden, except maybe the bathroom stalls. What an interesting comment you made.

@@firedrgn656 you might but they’re rare. Steel can catch on fire lol

Thats just a weaker core

It got harpooned

They are harder to counter than nukes and likely cheaper meaning they can probe defences and do a bit of damage everywhere

@@cosmicbananas8084 Not to mention them being good cannon fodder to soak up AA and land a nuke right behind them.

Their best use it to distract AA

They are good to annoy

they lose pride in themselves, nothing else

They loose the will to live

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Wdym u are 10 months late

Pretty sure the SR-71 and B-2 are no longer “state secrets” considering the SR-71 has been retired for a long time and the B-2 has been active for about 25-30 years and is likely being replaced soon.

@@thewarroom1944 I know they're not State secrets. The state secret stuff involves a lot of small Minor details. It's not so much the airplane itself but certain Pacific parts of the airplane. Supposedly with the SR-71 Blackbird and b-2 bomber they had a supposed electric system built into the skin of these airplanes. This was developed by a MIT guy, to help stabilize the airplanes in flight. Basically the skin got ionized which helped draw the air across the wing of these planes and in the process help minimized their radar signature. In the b-2 bomber it actually works so efficiently that they could almost shut off their engines and just idle across the sky. The ones you see in museums had all these removed from it I would be surprised that even if the actual skin was probably even removed too. Or if anything disabled.

Just be president. He has ultimate executive power. Not ultimate power, he doesn't have unlimited spending, but if the president says sth is no longer classified, it is.

@@Redicule_research._ridiculous oh dude it would be a lot more complicated than that. Specially when you got corporations making a deal that you can't refuse. In fact you couldn't pay me enough to be president. I have no need to be a corporate puppet.

@@cinderedrockjf8055 I ain't brave enough for politics either👍