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  • That’s how things works, yes.

    There’s a difference between utilizing and agreeing with extremists, which they aren’t doing, and trying to charge them with war crimes and distancing themselves, which they are doing.

    Just because someone on the left shoots someone on the right doesn’t make every left a murderer. This is the logic you’re applying here, and isn’t how life or anything works. You are just wrong here.

    There’s a reason you’re using the word terrorist instead of Rebel or Imperial, now isn’t that weird? Why separate them if they aren’t different…?

    Wanting to kill all lefts because of the actions of one that goes against the group makes you the bad guy, you understand this very simple concept yeah?



  • There will always be extremists, but that doesn’t make it their core policy. And also, most extremism is guerilla from the other side, so false flags.

    It’s literally impossible for there not to some faction that goes against the norm, that’s just human nature. Doubly so when it’s a well established and common espionage tactic.

    It’s not movie niceness, it’s how real life is so most know to ignore it, since it’s likely the enemies doing it anyways. And if not, how is it proved?



  • Yes… irl…. Not post-dysto and sci-fi like the post is actually about…

    A war isn’t post-dysto mate, just a backstory, like I addressed already.

    For the military bikes you also have heavy equipment to clear routes when needed as well, they have their specific use cases. They aren’t general purpose like you would need.

    A mountain bike sucks for cross country, a cross country bike sucks for mountains. Bikes have limited uses, very.


  • Mountain biking is for sport, not for traversing across country.

    It also kinda only works one way… down hill… doesn’t work on flat lands, doesn’t work up hill.

    Lmfao.

    The arguments are valid, if you cared about thinking this through for more than half a second.

    There’s a reason bikes aren’t shown in post-dysto, they are a terrible form of transportation, for the multiple of reasons I’ve stated, and much much more.

    If bikes are being used, there’s a very good chance it’s not in a post-dysto stage yet. Maybe in pre stories they have a place, but in post-dysto, they just don’t work in the narrative.

    In real life, yeah, there’s uses, until we get to said post-dysto state that is ourselves.


  • Sure, if you’re not constantly getting off of it it to get around the obstacles.

    Tire gets bent easy.

    Can’t haul much weight.

    Can’t duck or suddenly hide behind something.

    Cant juke.

    It’s dead weight when you don’t need it.

    Easily stolen.

    There’s no plus, unless you specifically make a scenario that they work. Like there’s no debris everywhere, or not potholes from missiles.













  • Some of the books even explain the “circumstances” of why they missed or certain doors closed or open at specific times. People having a change of heart, the right agent in the right place, someone just happens to see something on a video and open that door. Silly stuff like that.