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"Out of the frying pan into the FRYER" -Anderson. Why is it everything.Kyle says is freaking awesome?!? It's like there's a little bit of Josiah Bruce in all of us.

Anna's surname means 'Stone' if anyone is interested. Curious to know if Jeremiah chose her last name as in 'this chick is hard as stone' on purpose? Great rp as always fellas!

I agree, nice to put faces with voices after all this time. I have been playing catch up.

Trees apologise to Emmett for wasting the Carbon Dioxide he works so hard to produce.

What’s your method for battle map generation?

I'd like to say that in Poland it doesn't rain nearly as much as it does in this game!

Actually Harrison wouldnt have assumed the sound he heard was a tank. American tanks have gas turbine engines; Soviet tanks(except for experimenting with the T-80) have diesel engines. Completely different sounds altogether.

Point of order: given the deprivations he’s been subjected to, and an almost total lack of functioning logistics, how is Jacob still high AF?

While Emmitt is shrouded in plot armor, he wrapped his son in composite armor instead, getting him into an armor unit

Really cool to see someone else playing twilight 2000!

Seriously what is this Thanksgiving everyone is talking about? What are you thankful for...that you are not the turkey?

I am not a fan of "traditional" Thanksgiving. I'll eat it, and enjoy it, but my ODD (Oppositional Defiance Disorder) compels me to eat different foods on Thanksgiving. We haven't done a taco Thanksgiving, but fuck you Adam, we're doing it next year.

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Jeremiah has such a range of characters...you wouldn't believe that Jacob and the Major or Clarke and Walentyn could come from the same mind. Well done you.

Can’t help but notice that you guys completely dodged the white-meat/dark-meat debate…

Soviets are thankful when Emmett isnt on the battlefield. Emmett is thankful for when he gets to remind Soviets that Thanksgiving is an American holiday and they shouldnt get their hopes up

What's the name of the Xenophobes? Sheperd's Flock? They sound pretty bad ass actually. You got a website or a phone number to join? :P

Wait... You were in Cincinnati heading to Cynthiana, but somehow now you're in West Virginia?

Radiation sickness? Hack hack phlegm.. gollum... Gollum

Lovin' this WHO angle to Twilight over here. What a great campaign Adam keep it up.

Shame that such a magical horse that doesnt need hay for days and travels at night has no name. Maybe that's where his magical horse powers from. Like the horse from the song. "I've been collecting water with a horse with no name, it feels good cause Kyle just rolled for rain. La la la, LA la la la la."

Between Radom and Lublin is the Wisła River equidistant at the town at Puławy. There is a bridge, but three years of war might have destroyed it. That or it might be in enemy hands. All depends on how devious Adam is feeling. 👿👿👿

*When you can play a whole range of characters from different countries and socioeconomic groups, but your GM makes you RP a dying, gurgling death rattle anyway*

Jeremy you do Polish characters so well I feel like I'm listening to relatives at a wedding. When you say 'Something something to Kraków' try adding an A at the end and losing the OOF that the mark implies. ex. "Taking the women and children to Krakowa"(CRA-koh-va). Also, there is the IE ending for the locative case. Ex. "The helicopter in Krakowie"(cra-KOH-veeyeh). This realism will take your characters to new heights. Maximum respect to a boss.

Vis a vis the tackle and block by Emmett and Capt. Michaels, I thought NPCs couldn't push rolls?

Polish has essentially two Ls: one with a line, one without. The one without the line is like the English L; the one with the line or strike through it is a bit more problematic. It makes the W or 'wuh' sound. The city Łódź is pronounced WOODGE. Łódź. W-O-O-D-G-E. Think of the tough language as a natural mechanism to keep the riff raff out.

I know an American who said he was from Colorado. He might be full of sh*t because he said he shot a coyote at 100 yards with a lever action 30/30 over open sights. He claimed that he tried to feed it to his Alaskan Malamutes but they wouldn't touch the coyote meat because his dogs 'weren't cannibals'. The only thing I could think of was that the meat wasn't cooked properly because he cooked the coyote over an open flame. Have you guys heard of dogs not eating dog meat before? Adam/Jeremy what state are you guys from?

You guys couldve taken those Soviets herding prisoners. I bet Adam wouldve let you take out 3-4 of them at the begining if you all wouldve fired simultaneously from ambush.

Chris what village is your babcia from? If it's a long one I'll help you pronounce it! ;-)

They should have been given a chance to act to avoid instead of being automatically damaged by the walkers. Jeremy should have been able to avoid that falling damage with a skill roll...

Little did our adventurers know, that these would be thought of as the happy times.

Fellas it's Kalisz(CAH-leesh) and it's well known all over Poland because it;s the oldest town in the country. It's got many bridges throughout(even in the city center) and a cheap place to buy workout supplements. 🙂

Adam have you had a chance to GM T2K first or second versions? If you had, I was going to ask how version four differs as a GM from 1/2.2?

Listening to this highly underated series from the begining to see if there's anything I missed. Let's gooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!

Emmett is a one legged man in an ass kicking contest which he can win with both feet tied behind his back.

"Wstać!(VSTACH!)" or "Nie ruszaj się!(NYE ROO-shay SHIEH!)" are two ways Nowak could have told LT to FREEZE. It's not polite conversational speech, I don't reccomend you shouting it at random Polish people you don't know that well.

For Jeremy: th-cam.com/video/avD-GRmIoK8/w-d-xo.html

Remember that Bartek isn't a stand alone name; it's a nickname, short for Bartosz or Bartłomiej. A rough guide is that if you hear a man's name and it ends in -ek, that's his familiar name saved for family or close friends.

FUN FACT: Polish baby names are from an (albeit large) list. You just don't make up any name and name the child that like in the West. That's why Poles seem to vary little on the names front. You don't leave the hospital with a name like Billy Bob or Shaniqua.

Good to finally put faces to voices...great RP fellas great job!

According to a quick net search we have bat spiders. Almost 50 years and I can't remember seeing one. Don't believe everything you read in the internet I guess is the thing to take away from this little thought exercise.

We say Wisła(VEE-swah) when talking about the mighty river that snakes through our magical country. Vistula is life on easy mode for fat English tourists.

The kid from Home Alone is popular here. No one knows why. They play his movies on tv every Christmas like clockwork. People put the movies on in the backround and then have dinner on Xmas Eve. Go figure.

You guys woulda been using SINCGARS by the time WW3 rolled around: they were in inter-branch widespread use since the early 90s and in game play would allow Adam as a GM to allow the characters to listen to air traffic too(with a slight twist of rules since the radios of different units wouldnt be synced up to hop freqs together).

So is Kyle like Will Ferrel IRL or does he just play that way? Mannerisms are a dead ringer.

Adam just call him Sebastian; it's a common name over here. If a Pole isn't named Seba he knows one who is.

I love how Murph constantly bad mouths his country and Jabloński is seemingly oblivious to it all.

Jabloński is pronounced with a Y if anyone cares...(ya-BLON-ski)...always emphasis on second to last syllable on Polish words.

SKINIENIE is nod as in nod of the head; UKLON is bow as in taking a bow. Nice to see Jabloński putting that creepy vibe out there as always. 😁😁😁

"...firebombed from a helicopter..." - that doesn't sound right.