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He looks dumb.
>>1103841
tr8or
>>1103864
was he motivated to lead the fascist state after seeing the horrors of verdun?
-Server introduction-
/int/craft is back, the only minecraft server out there made by /int/elligents, for /int/elligents. Changes will be made to tweak the gameplay from previous iterations, while staying true to the classic /int/craft experience. Historic RP, Global, Towny and more will make sure of this. Timeline this time around will be 476 AD, set in a map centered around Europe (including the middle east and north africa).
The changes as listed below shall promote more dynamic, fun gameplay: memeraiding is nerfed, while isolation is also heavily discouraged.
Launched 29th of April, Grace ended Friday night
Server Address:
intcraft.online
-Towny-
-Grace will be 1 week, first 24 hours PvP will be disabled.
Changes to the war system:
-Max claiming 2 chunks at a time
-Claiming a chunk takes 8 minutes
-Moving the homeblock is completely legal
-Declaring war requires a fee (currently 64 iron), which increases the farther away from the enemy you are
Changes to our towny setup:
-0 (zero) claims for 1 man towns
-Forced nations (established nations only)
-2 day grace (no forced nation) for newfags making a town, with mods monitoring the legitimacy of non-nationship for these towns
-anti-warlog: territory still claimable after 15 minutes of the last required person for claiming logging, otherwise, no other punishment for warlogging
-Enchanting and nerfs-
-Max. Protection 1, Sharpness 2, Power 3 (No flame/infinity/fire aspect/thorns)
-No potions, however there will be golden apples. No notch appples.
-Ores:-
-No iron memeveins
-Iron somewhat rarer than in vanilla
-Hidden ore plugin
-Plugins, and other:-
-Brewery, Smoking Pipes, Sitting plugin, and more
-Obligatoy memerecipes (Slightly nerfed from previous iterations)
-The Boss-
Kirschir & Chien - Head Admins
map is pic related
The server is PIRATE FRIENDLY
also rare meme
By the way, before you join the server just know that the Romans have already lost 10 sieges to Barbarian savages
>>1102801
delet this
Who are some twentieth century swordsmen with actual duels or battles under their belt? I know of one or two.
I'm sure there are more examples from around the world, be great if some more people know of examples
Kunii Zenya in 1910 found several men stealing from his farm at night. two had swords with them and attacked him. the first swung at him over head and was cut down by a technique called ichi-no-tachi The second thief tried to smack down a strike to the side of the head, and kunii changed targets and cut across his chest.
In addition he took challenger with wooden weapons throughout his live and reportedly went undefeated.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mfg97ujagf8
>>1102437
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Churchill
He fought hand to hand with his sword (and got a confirmed kill with his bow as well).
He was like a larper who took it a bit far.
Not sure if the Germans fought back with sword, but Churchill is said to have killed people with his.
>>1102437
Take a look at this list of videos, there are some recordings of actual epee duels from the early 20th century: https://www.youtube.com/user/schlager7/videos
>>1102869
I heard that such videos existed but I had never been able to find them.
Thanks
ITT: Post /his/-related ruins, ghost towns, abandoned cultural sites, etc. that you've visited.
Pic related.
looks like a griefed building in minecraft
Glendalough. Irish monastery with 11th-12th century buildings, now part of a national park.
>>1090190
Where/what is it?
I just have this problem where i can't stop talking about tanks (WW2).. So i wanna talk about tanks. KV-2 is the best tank. What is best tank in your opinion and why?
>KV-2
>Tank
More like self-propelled howitzer.
I have a sneaking suspision the K-2 was designed by a legitimate retard
>>1087096
fuk u cunt tiger win roar heil wehrmacht n shi
What did your grandparents tell you about life during the Second World War?
>>1101753
Germans were relatively polite
Everybody listened to the BBC broadcast behind closed curtains
Nobody really knew what happened
Policemen were taken to camps, so great grandfather, who was a volunteer fireman, got enlisted as policeman. Grandma still has his lead-center-leather-covered baton.
When they were liberated, US soldiers gave the children gum and chocolate.
>>1101753
My grandmother, upon learning I was dating an American guy, revealed to me that she was sleeping with an American bomber pilot when she was 14 or 15.
>>1101812
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How could 60s counter culture even start when America had just saved the world, given rights to blacks, and had gone through the 50s, the pinnacle decade of Western civilisation?
Does this show that people desire something to complain about?
>>1098410
Communist subversion.
>>1098410
>given blacks rights
sure the right to the hose
>>1098410
>mai golden age ruined by hippies
If you are going to discuss history throw off the ideological goggles if you want anyone to take you seriously.
The average person reveals their stupidity and fear when they criticize modern art as being "meaningless" or a "trick." They fear the unknown, that's obvious, but also, it's a total lack of vernacular and ability to understand anything about what you're seeing. If I told you pic related is one of the finest paintings of the 20th century, what would you say? You have no ability to understand what you're seeing on any real level unless you're an art major. But, take a subject like astrophysics, and even if you don't really understand it even on a simple level, it seems like you can. You think about the physics you did in high school, thing bounces into thing, imparts energy, other thing moves. You can think of astrophysics as like that on a larger scale, even if that isn't true it feels true and it feels like you can get a grasp on what astrophysics is. You know terms like inertia, mass, orbit, etc. You have a little vernacular. But modern art is so strange that even if you know a little about color, hue, and weight in compositions, its still so bizarre to you that you recoil reflexively and declare that it must be a joke. There can't be anything you don't know, can't be anything that you could never even come close to understanding. The thought terrifies you. For example, this painting makes me think about how we think of mental space. In my memory of this painting it was airy, the edges of the square were not defined, and when I see it now it makes me confront my preconceived ideas of mental space and of the metaphysical, this painting is giving form to the metaphysical. It's giving form to something we can never see. It's a beautiful paradox. What do you see?
4chan fucked up the picture
>>1110447
>What do you see?
ur mum
What the fuck is even going on. http://www.moma.org/collection/works/80385 here's the link just look at the fucking painting
>>1106086
Generous donations from ashamed oppressors who wanted their money to contribute to a just world of beautiful workers, obviously.
I don't remember where I heard it, but I once saw someone claim that it was to get back at the Whites who defaulted on a number of their debts.
>>1106107
Which explains the massive workers' exodus toward the USSR.
so how the fuck is this a good method of executing someone? doesnt that shit hurt as hell?
why didnt we stick to good ol guillotine?
That's actually kind of an interesting question.
Well obviously the guillotine was never used in practice in America, but the transition from hangings to electrocutions is something I'd like to know more about.
If I had to hazard a guess I'd say it's because public executions were beginning to be seen as...uncouth or distasteful. Electrocutions could be done in a small private areas housed within the prison itself and it also had the upside of not mutilating the body so that it could be returned to a family for burial.
>>1104908
> Electrocutions could be done in a small private areas housed within the prison itself
well a guillotine doesnt need that much space either and people hang themselves inside all the time...
> upside of not mutilating the body
sure? always thought it would leave some burns on the body
>>1104908
Just because the electric chair is a newer form of execution than hanging doesn't make it more humane. The electric chair was used as a propaganda piece by the proponents of direct current to show the danger of alternating current. Electrocution can be easily botched and there's no reason to believe that even a properly conducted electrocution is less painful than long drop hanging.
There are witnesses to the execution by members of the public and the media, so it's not really that private.
What the fuck was his problem?
leave him alone
he tried his best
>>1100283
>"Wow, some crazy troll broke everything and left everyone feeling like shit. Guess I'll try and fix it! Oh shit I made everything worse!"
>>1100441
Not OP obviously but Carter was horrible.
>Castro opens up jails and releases hordes of actual rapists, murderers and thieves to the US
>Cuckter goes full #refugeeswelcome
>in half a year the crime in southern Florida skyrockets to third world levels
He was literally retarded (inb4 muh STEM). I'm not even getting to the entire Iran fuckup, unemployment, deficit spending and stagflation. He's the worst US president in the 20th century at least.
Why was leftism repressed in the US more successful than in Europe?
>>1099272
The instability of the post-WWII period needed strong government.
>>1099272
>Why was leftism<?> more successfully repressed in the United States than in Europe?
Fixed that for you.
What's leftism by the way?
>>1099276
Post-WW1 repressions were more violent and severe
Who was better: Templars, Hospitallers, or Teutons?
Hospitallers purely due to them surviving into the modern era as a Catholic order.
Teutons. They killed dirty Slavs.
Templars were the most powerful and got shit done for the Crusade. They only have one notable screw up. When their commander in the holy lands pressed for an immediate attack. Instead of resting the men, getting more water and supplies, and getting better intel on the Sarcens armies.
French King and the Pope screwed them and the Crusades over some debts and threat to papal power.
I've been struggling to find films with good historical battles.
Please suggest some. It can be from any period. No fantasy or horribly historically inaccurate films.
I have the following movies in my folder, some less historical than others
300 (1 & 2)
Alexander
Ben Hur
Centurion
Dacii
Gladiator
The 300 Spartans
The Eagle
The Egyptian
Troy
Arn the Knight Templar (1 & 2)
Brave Heart
Flesh and Blood
Henry V
Iron Clad
Kingdom of heaven Directors cut
Robin Hood
Valhalla Rising
Master and Commander
Last Samurai
The Patriot
Come and See
Downfall
Enemy at the Gates
Fury
Letters from Iwo Jima
Saving Private Ryan
Valkyrie
>>1103014
>IronClad
That shit is as inaccurate as possible but holy shit it is so over the top its fun. gif related.
If you don't mind TV series then Rome is pretty accurate.
>>1103014
For TV shows
Band of Brothers
Generation War
Vikings
Rome (as mentioned earlier)
Spartacus
I, Claudius (no battles though)
Does /his/ like to talk about Serial Killers?
>>1099866
Apparently not.
Like many angsty teenagers, I used to have a thing for learning about serial killers. Gacy was always the one to disturb me the most