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Rating=4,9 / 10 / Writed by=Anna Waterhouse / cast=Kristen Stewart, Yvan Attal / 889 votes / Director=Benedict Andrews / 102 m. Eher was für Männer. [ First] [ Prev] [Next] The Second High Most expected the illegal fighters in the mechs to charge his dropships. He nearly two-thousand power armor ready to swarm the nine patchworking looking mechs in front him to pry the pilots out so they could be summarily executed. He was personally looking forward to exiting the cramped shelters in the center of the Executor Headquarters and moving to what seismic scouting had shown to be heavy and elaborate shelters beneath the mining facility. He already knew he'd use his planetary authority to order the Terran anti-aircraft and point defense units to either leave or follow his orders, then eject the rabble and useless drones from the shelter so those who, by right, should have been in those shelters could take their rightful places. Ullmo'ok didn't bother charging, just opened the armored covers for his missiles launchers and started firing. The power-armor, barely taller than his foot, he raked with long range lasers and particle beams. Armor exploded, the missiles, programmed to hammer through Precursor armor, sliced through the dropships like butter as the point defense barely had time to come online before the hypersonic missiles started blowing huge holes in the ships. The feeling flickered and died as three quarters of the dropships exploded into shards, the shrapnel ripping through the still forming ranks of power armor. Autocannons, lasers, particle beams, magshot rounds, all ripped into the power armor as the mech pilots triggered a second salvo. A few power armor groups charged, using their jump-packs to take to the air in big hops. The mech pilots swept them out of the sky with lasers and autocannons. Within seconds the armor was fleeing back to the dropships, several of the surviving handful of dropships attempting to take off only for the third volley of missiles to smash into them, collapsing deflector shields, overwhelming point defense that was more used to thrown home-made explosives that hypersonic missiles in a long stream or screaming swirling missiles, some of which exploded into submunitions that kicked in grav generators and slammed tungsten steel tips into the hulls of the dropships at nearly Mach-20. "Goodbye, Executor, " Ullmo'ok said emotionlessly to the image of the Second High Most. He then opened up with his rotating autocannon, slamming the 200mm shells, fired one every half second as the barrels rotated, into the hull. The single burst blew through the entire ship, exiting out the other side to slam against the next one. He knew that his uncle, his aunt, his cousins, so young and innocent, would remain in their shelters as he raked the last of the power armor infantry with his non-consumable munition weapons. He felt something then, a flicker, something. He didn't know what, but he felt for a second. "All enemy down, " Tak reported. "I don't think that went the way they expected. " "If it did, it was a poor plan, " Ullmo'ok stated. "All pilots, back to the chokepoint. The Jotun undoubtedly hopes that we are damaged. " The other eight pilots just flashed icons for assent, following him back. Plunketi'ik raked the shattered ranks of power armor once more just for good measure before turning and following Ullmo'ok. Her broodcarriers were swollen with squirming podlings grown from the eggs she had deposited and her husbands fertilized. She would not allow some pampered Executive who had looked down on the streets she had fought and clawed to survive on to take their place. If she was fated to die, then so be it. Her husbands would sing her glory to the podlings. The nine mechs, shimmering with heat, moved back to the end of the valley and waited. Ullmo'ok was almost ready to radio back and find out what was taking so long when Tak spoke up. "We've got satellite again. That mad-lad Trucker put a half-dozen Bolos in orbit! He did it, he actually did it! " Tak laughed. "Oh, and 144th Ordnance is arriving. They say they're going to load us up with munitions! They've even got maintenance techs and parts! " "All right, everyone, let's head back, " Ullmo'ok ordered. Everyone was silent as they marched back. Gone was the chatter, the jokes, the usual talk. Instead, Ullmo'ok had noted that everyone appeared to be exhausted, even though they had been getting rest. He didn't feel tired, just bored. "Tak? " Ullmo'ok asked. "Yeah, boss, what's up? " Tak asked. "Can you check everyone's vitals? I worry they may be tired, " Ullmo'ok said. "Yeah, just a second, " Tak said. After a moment he answered. "A little tired, no more than normal. " "Why do they seem so exhausted? Why are they all so silent. Usually Destrixal does not be silent but he has said hardly two sentences since the first battle, " Ullmo'ok said. "Is it, what was it called, a bioweapon? " There was silence for moment. "Boss, do you not know about battle-fatigue? " "Battles make you tired? Of course, that's why I insist they nap or sleep between, " Ullmo'ok said. "That's why I suggested stims before battle. " "Well, it's, wait, you did what? " Tak said. "Boss, that's not a good idea. It's not a good idea even with a professional standing force. " "Why not? " Ullmo'ok asked, looking at the unused stim-pack sticking out of his pouch. "It messes with your body chemistry, and I mean real bad. Just a few minutes of combat can leave you exhausted for a day or two, that's why sleep is so important to commanders, " Tak said. "Boss, you guys aren't trained for this. You need to start rotating. " "Like with the ammunition? " Ullmo'ok asked. "Like that. Only take like half of your force out, just have the rest on standby, eating or sleeping, " Tak said. "Some of them will feel too tired to drink liquid or even eat. " "Oh, " Ullmo'ok said. He felt fine, he had assumed the other did to. "Who should I have sleep? " Tak sighed. "I don't know. According to my files, have the ones who took the most damage get some sleep. They're going to be the most tired. " "I shall follow your advice, warboi, " Ullmo'ok stated. He wished he had a narcobrew. --------------------- "Captain Megran, 144th Ordnance Company. You must be Ullmo'ok, " The Terran said. It still struck Ullmo'ok as odd when he saw a human who wasn't a warborg. The Terran had on body armor, with strength enhancement and a backpack more like a hump on his back, but nothing like the heavy body of a warborg. His face was fuzzy, orange and white, with a muzzle adorned with whiskers and a black nose, his mouth full of sharp pointed round canine teeth. "I am known as such, " Ullmo'ok said. He looked around at where humans were running everywhere. Some carrying technical looking equipment that must have outweighted them by five or six times. Some in massive cargo-mech frames were grabbing blocks of missiles and cannon and magshot and moving them over. "This is all mil-spec ammo. Variable mission configurable missile warheads, all in the hypersonic range, mission configurable mortar rounds, same with your cannon and magshot rounds, " The Terran said. "I'm having my men make sure your VI's know how to use them. " "We have advanced virtual intelligences, " Ullmo'ok said. The Terran raised one eyebrow. "Really? " "Yes, " Ullmo'ok said. There was silence for a moment before the human cleared his throat. "Well, then. We'll reload your stores, some medical supplies and a medical VI, drop you some food and water, and get moving. We've got an armor brigade down to slush, " the human said. "Very well, " Ullmo'ok said. The Terran turned away, shaking his head and flicking his ears. He'd dealt with Lanaktallans before and usually they were blowing saliva, rattling those tendrils around, raising and lowering their crests, and shaking their jowls. That one had just been still, his eyes dead and empty, more life in his cybernetic eye. He's probably just tired, Captain Megran thought to himself, wishing he could scratch the base of his tail through the armor. Ullmo'ok moved over to where the narcobrew and the food was strewn out on a table. He took a bottle of brew and some condensed nutri-cud and watched the humans run around. It looked like complete anarchy to him but within a half hour the Terran who had talked to him came walking up. "You're good to go. We can't drop a nano-forge or a creation engine here, too much metal in the rocks, they'd start doing extraction without taking a few hours to put up the proper shielding and running the proper protocols, " the Terran said, his whiskers trembling. "Same reason we can't drop you an AI core, the AI would get drunk from the EM scatter in the metal without enough shielding and our nano-forges are mostly slush. " "Very well, " Ullmo'ok said. The Terran looked at him a moment, then shrugged and headed toward his vehicle. A sleek looking hovercraft with a quad-barrel ion-slug rapid fire gun on the back, a Terran leaning against it with a white stick in his mouth, blowing smoke and watching the sky. Ullmo'ok knocked on the table with his almost empty bottle, getting his pilot's attention. Once he was sure he had it he spit out the plastic fiber wadding of the synth-cud on the ground and looked at them. "Everyone get some sleep. We have satellites now to watch the Precursors for us, " Ullmo'ok said. "I will wake you if you are needed. From now on, we only go out in groups of twelve with a leader. " They all nodded, breaking up, and Ullmo'ok watched them leave. He moved over the Most High Mechanic, Krekit, was looking over the ammunition and stores. Ullmo'ok noticed the smaller being had a headset on, obviously speaking to his own aVI. "How well are we now stocked? " Ullmo'ok asked. Krekit looked up, nodding. "Really well. These missiles, they're something else, boss. Our tubes can fire them, luckily. " "And the parts? " Ullmo'ok asked. "A little problem there. If we have to
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Against all enemies football. Prayer against all enemies. Against all enemies guns. Against all enemies audiobook. Against all enemies book summary. Against all enemies movie. Since absolutely everything is getting canceled because of the Coronavirus we are left with little in terms of options for entertainment. Enter: eSports. eSports have been growing significantly over the past few years, and with physical sports all being killed off by the Coronavirus, they could very well make their way to mainstream television as large networks like ESPN try to fill in the gaps. There are many different eSports leagues all for various videogames. But the one I'm choosing to do today is Overwatch League. My personal favorite and the one I am most passionate about. If you choose to watch, they'll be streaming matches throughout the week on the Overwatch League Youtube Channel. You can check the schedule on the Overwatch League website. Fair warning, some of the matches start at like 3 or 4 AM. As of the making of this post there is two friendly matches scheduled for Sunday the 22nd at 1 PM PST (Between the San Francisco Shock and the Seoul Dynasty) and 2 PM PST (Between the LA Gladiators and the LA Valiant). WHAT IS OVERWATCH: Overwatch is a 6v6 hero based FPS game developed by Blizzard Entertainment. Every team consists of three different roles, two Damage or "DPS" heroes, two tank heroes, and two support or "healer" heroes. It's an awful lot like if you made a MOBA into an FPS game. Every hero has their own different weapons and abilities that are useful in all sorts of manners, including one "Ultimate" ability that must be charged up by damaging enemy players, or healing friendly players over the course of the match. This is a list of all heroes in Overwatch. There's not hundreds of them like in League of Legends, so its not as overwhelming to get familiar with each hero. Plus, many of them have cinematic origin stories or animated shorts that are pretty cool to watch, even if you're not very familiar with the lore. The best way to learn the game is to play it if you ask me (You can typically find it for less than $20 nowadays), but if you want to learn more about the game here it is: In Overwatch, there are four major gametypes. The first is "Control", where a capture point (Aka hard-point, if you're familiar with that) is unlocked after 30 seconds. A team gains control percentage by being in control of the point, and control can be gained by standing on the point uncontested (with no enemies on the point). The first team to reach 100% control will win the round and gain a point. The first to two points will win the map. These will typically done first in a competitive series or done as a tiebreaker. The next is Payload. If you've played Team Fortress 2, you're likely to be very familiar with this as well. An attacking team must push the payload through 3 different checkpoints in a set amount of time in order to win the round. The defending team can halt the payload's progress by standing on/near the Payload. Once the round is finished (Either by the attacking team making it through all 3 points or the defending team using up all of the attacking time) the teams flip sides (attackers to defenders, defenders to attackers) and which ever team ends up pushing the payload farther wins the map. The third type is Assault. A defending team is in control of one hard-point, and they must defend it from an attacking team. The attacking team must gain control percentage on the hard-point by standing on it uncontested until they reach 100% control with a limited amount of time. Once that happens, they score a point and a second hard-point is unlocked that they must capture and the defenders must defend. Once a round is finished (Either by the attacking team securing both points or the defending team using up all of the time on the clock) the teams flip sides. Which ever team ends up securing more hard-points (Or gains more capture percentage on them) will win the map. The last type is hybrid, which combines both Assault and Payload. The first objective is an assault point, where a defending team must defend a hard-point and the attacking team must capture said point. When the attacking team takes control of the point, a payload is unlocked and the attacking team must push it through 2 more points in order to complete the round. Again, once the round is finished, both teams switch sides, and whichever team gains more progress will win the map. Competitive Series in Overwatch nowadays are first to 3 map wins, though sometimes playoff matches and championships are played as first to 4. WHAT IS THE OVERWATCH LEAGUE: The Overwatch League is the officially sponsored pro circuit of the game. Unlike most other eSports which are owned by just a generic organization (i. e. Optic Gaming, FaZe Clan, etc. ), Overwatch League teams are franchised out of cities. There are twenty teams currently for teams around the world. Those teams are split up into two conferences of ten, the Atlantic and Pacific Conference, and those conferences are split up into two divisions. Those teams are: San Francisco Shock, Vancouver Titans, LA Gladiators, LA Valiant, Dallas Fuel, Seoul Dynasty, Shanghai Dragons, Hangzhou Spark, Chengdu Hunters, Guangzhou Charge, New York Excelsior, Toronto Defiant, London Spitfire, Paris Eternal, Boston Uprising, Philadelphia Fusion, Washington Justice, Houston Outlaws, Florida Mayhem, Atlanta Reign. The teams play a 20+ week regular season schedule. There were matches set to take place in China and South Korea but those got derailed really early on due to the Coronavirus, so only about 5 or so weeks of the American scheduled matches have been played. Now the league has moved to an online format, with in person games hopefully to return whenever this all cools down. BRIEF HISTORY: The Overwatch League has played two seasons so far. The first champions of the Overwatch League were the London Spitfire, who won in the grand finals against the Philadelphia Fusion. The regular season of Season 1 was dominated by the New York Excelsior, with the Los Angeles Valiant and Boston Uprising being late bloomers. Season 2 of the Overwatch League was won by the San Francisco Shock, who swept the Vancouver Titans in the Season 2 finals. The Shock actually ended up losing their first season playoffs match, but went undefeated in the losers bracket, never losing a single map (Point essentially) to any opponent after their first series loss, something that's unheard of in sports in general. Both the Titans and Shock were dominant throughout the regular season, and New York were still quite good too, but they were overshadowed by the others. THE TEAMS Pacific Conference West Division: San Francisco Shock: The Shock are the favorites to win the entire season this year and for good reason. They won it all last year and rolled back their entire roster. They have 3 players from Team USA that won Overwatch World Cup this year with big upsets over Team South Korea and Team China, Jay "Sinatraa" Won (Who won Overwatch League MVP and Overwatch World Cup MVP last season), Mathew "Super" DeLisi, and Grant "Moth" Espe. That's not even mentioning all their Korean talent too such as Striker, Architect, Choihyobin, Rascal. The players on their bench can probably beat a lot of teams starting rosters that's how good this team is. (Last year's finish: #1) Vancouver Titans: A brief bit of history, the Titans picked up most of their roster from a highly successful and popular team in South Korea that was known as "Runaway" (Which still exists, but has been through multiple rosters in their lifetime), and these players been dominant since their introduction to the league in Season 2. With players such as Twilight, Haksal, JJanu and Slime. They added Jouneyman Main Tank Fissure and arguably the greatest Flex Support player to have played the game, Ryujehong. Expect them to be a force again this season. (Last year's finish: #2) Los Angeles Gladiators: Always the bridesmaid, never the bride was the story with these guys. Because of that, they made some pretty big moves in free agency. They traded arguably their best DPS player Decay to the Dallas for Main Tank player OGE, they spent a large amount of money to buy Indy "Space" Halpern (Also from the World Cup-winning USA team) from their rivals, the LA Valiant, and signed veteran such as Birdiring (From the S1 London team) and LHCloudy to pair with their young and emerging talent such as Jaru and Mirror. They have a chance to be pretty good. (Also I feel obligated to mention this team is owned by Kroenke, fuck that guy) (Last year's finish: #5) Los Angeles Valiant: On the other side of the LA spectrum we have the Valiant, who blew up their entire roster to go with a cheaper one this off-season. Gone are their mainstays such as Agilities, Kariv, Space and Custa. In are the new guard, Rick "Gig" Salazar, Caleb "McGravy" McGarvey, JeongWon "Lastro" Moon. Combine that with Jae Ho "Rain" Park, a guy who was being wasted away on Florida and possibly the most underrated acquisition of the offseason, British DPS extraordinaire Kai "KSP" Collins. They could shock people and be pretty okay, despite expectations early on that they'd be terrible. (Last year's finish: #13) Dallas Fuel: The Dallas Fuel are lolcows. They started out season 1 bad, made a couple of moves and ended as a pretty good team despite being eliminated from contention for a playoff spot. They then signed a bunch of their players to long term deals in the offseason and most of those players ended up sucking ass in Season 2. They made a couple of changes going into season 3 but their core roster is mostly the same. Any optimism they have will come through Decay and Doha, their young DPS duo. They also brough up William "Crimzo" Hernandez from their academy team and he's pretty okay on support too. (Last year's finish: #15) East Division: Seoul Dynasty: Seoul ended up s
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