I couldn't find any official sources stating this, so maybe should be taken with a grain of salt.
I couldn't find any official sources stating this, so maybe should be taken with a grain of salt.
There's also been a consolidation of game studios though. Now there's basically a handful of big ones like EA that bought up everyone else.
Whom the gods would destroy, they first make mad.
What gets me is not just that westerners don't understand the fundamentals of how the economy works here, which frankly isn't even that complicated, it's that people lash out whenever you start pointing out that the system serves the oligarchs who are exploiting them. There is an undercurrent of aggressive ignorance in western societies. I get the impression that it's really hard for people to accept that the whole promise of democracy is a lie and that they don't have any real agency within the system.
maybe you can help me, a dumdum with poor reading comprehension, to parse this then
If it can drag out the war then it’s actually effective even if its only to buy them time to negotiate.
And yes, nobody is arguing with you that fpv drones are a form of ammunition. Whether Russia would've been in Kiev or not without them many months ago is debatable however. You simply have to look at the size of the front and the numbers of people involved to see that a few thousand drones a day cannot possibly be the decisive factor in Russian advance.
You really are one of those people who just need to argue for the sake of arguing.