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Liking a game doesn't make it good either ;) (this is true for anything, of course)
I'm not saying this is a bad game though. I don't know whether it's good or not since I never played it or even saw anyone playing it (only saw people saying this game was bad, but I don't even remember why they were saying that. Honestly, I liked it for what it was: a multiplayer Fallout game with stuff you can can do solo and things that take a group, if you're lucky to find one, but thats the case with most MMOs. This just happens to be 1st/3rd person with little to no human npcs( which in my opinion would think to be normal considering the time period).

very frustrating... doesn't pay for half the games. they don't thoroughly explain the mission goal nor they disclaim certain caviats...They could simply exemplify how the confirmation screenshot should be. not hard but I guess they don't even know the games themselves. The costumer support is appaling, like a wall always the same script. they keep on changing rewards and mission goals. finnally they put up a new system that penalizes you for not fullfilling your "duties".you won't be able to access your account if you're not in the country where you created your account ! that being said once you redeem your gems they WILL pay your reward.

been doing daly ops every day now its been 8 days in a row with NO! rare reward my times been under 7 min so has any one else have this issue i am getting sick of this i just came back to the game now i want to quit again this sucks

Butterfly Knife (Doppler Sapphire). Modeled after a folding pocket knife from the Philippines, the Butterfly knife transitions between a closed and open position. This is due to its flexible handles being mounted by a latch, becoming easier to conceal or rapidly deploy. The Doppler Sapphire in particular offers a gradient blue blade with a standard gray and black handle. The draw animations show the player flipping out the knife vertically or outwardly. The inspect animations show the player twirling it in a circular fashion, twirling it away and towards the player, and twirling it twice as the blade moves toward the player.

Bayonet Gamma (Doppler) Often accompanied by the muzzle or barrel of a rifle.
Tempered for durability, the Bayonet is often used as a fighting or utility knife. Like the Stiletto, it’s more effective at thrusting than cutting. The color of the Gamma Doppler features a gradient dark blue or green on the blade (depending on the version), with black ink/”smoke” on the outline. The draw animation twirls the weapon in a clockwise direction whereas the inspect animation uses the default knife transition. Most modern knife bayonets are 6-8 inches long and sometimes 1.5 inches wide; not something you’d want to mess with.

Skeleton Knife (Vanilla) The skeleton knife has 4 holes with a thumb placeholder. The outside of the blade is silver while the inside is dark gray, with the handle wrapped in black or gray duct tape. Its unique draw animation shows the knife twirling around the thumb. The inspect animation shows the player admiring the knife’s front and side view on the index finger.

Nomad Knife (Crimson Web)
Released in 2019, the Crimson Web uses a blood red coat and pitch black handle. On the blade, you can see a long spider web. The draw animation shows the knife rapidly moving from the left to right hand, with the left hand sometimes shaking as a result. It also features two inspect animations: one slowly twirls the blade while the other tosses the knife midair. It looks like something Miles Morales would use, assuming he wanted a knife.

But what if you're lucky? If you can manage to earn a reward other than a rune, would it be worth it then? Well, let me make an example. There's the Lucky Chest. From this chest, I can earn one of 3 games I really want, 1 game I already own, one of 7 games I don't want, or 1 Mannaz rune. If I were to win a key for a game that I already own, it's useless, and I have to give it away or sell it, and the same goes for if it's a game I didn't want. So unless you can see yourself profiting from all the possible rewards you could get, you should not buy a chest.

There is an exception, though. Should you want to leave Gamehag, and you don't have enough to buy the game you want directly, you could always have a go at the chests. If you are very lucky, you may end up with the game you wanted anyway. If you get a game you didn't want, you could always try it out. You got it for free anyway, that's something. And if you already own the game, give it to a friend as a (late) birthday present. Nobody needs to know how greedy you are. Wink wink.

Gamehag offers some neat-o rewards for a rather low price. However, the prize you get is random. Not only that, but the chests may also contain runes. When you click each potential reward in the chest, you get to see the shop price. Needless to say that the runes aren't worth the Soul Gems you'll spend.

If you have nerves of steel, you will be able to master this game. However, if you tilt easily, you will be eaten by toxicity of other players (mostly Russian) and you will hate this game forever, but you will keep on playing it because it's addictive and eventually you will lose your job and start playing only this game and nothing else and you will need to beg friends to give you a bit of money to pay internet bills only to keep playing and you will end in infinite loop.

The game itself can be quite fun but, the hidden rule system and poor wording is set up to rake in real money for ingame currencies. It's advertised that you can "win" two bonus engines per round but in the fine print it says there is only one available. Other players are allowed to mess with you any way they want and you aren't allowed to verbally retaliate otherwise you're banned for "abusive behavior" regardless of how simple the reproach. Save yourself the headache and either play for free or stick to RRT

In the Newbie's Scripting Guide, you learned a had a very broad understanding of a property, which we'll explain in more detail now. A property is a value attributed to a part that makes it look like what it is. For example, the Transparency, Size, and Position are all properties of a part. Property values are the numbers or words that are used to set a property. How do you do that? You can go to the Properties window, find the property, then type in the value.

I mostly played with fighters and occasionally dive bombers with at most one gunner. I used my 5th crew slot for a reserve plane, to have something to goof around with if all my primary planes are killed. I now plan to use that slot for a heavy fighter or a bomber. My problem is, that as I use that slot rarely (and even if I do have to use a reserve fighter, it means my stronger planes were not good enough for this fight, so I won't make too much XP with the reserve), my crew is very inexperienced. And the "Number of Experienced Gunners" skill is very expensive, compared to other skills. How important is it to grind it as soon as possible? Even some low BR heavy fighters and bombers have 3 gunners or more. How often does your survival (or success) depend on your auxiliary guns?

This has everything to do with the very fast time to kill (TTK) in CS:GO where every millisecond gained or lost can be the difference between a win or a loss. That is why individual player reaction time has a huge impact at the very top of the competitive ladder.
But before you can reach this level you need to make sure all the other aim related skills are on point.