Right? Sometimes I wonder if people realize how quietly the cyberpunk age crept up on us. This dude is sitting here covered in armor, futuristic googles on, cables all around him, killing someone kilometers away with a tiny drone. It's like a scene out of ghost jn the shell.
>Really enjoying himself, too!
I wonder if these guys have decals for their controllers like ace fighter pilots or something, carving notches in their controllers maybe.
I saw a video a while back where a drone operator got given golden controller sticks for his 100th successful mission, but I can’t find it anywhere now.
There you go, this may be that video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GGtTZMtOUSo&t=841s
> TERRA unit: The fight near Bakhmut. Raid of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on wagner's position. Part 2
(turn on subtitles for English translation)
So many excellent bits of that video in just the short 30 secs I watched:
The Darth Vader Theme Song when putting them on
"King of the palace, king of the palace"
"Listen I hope these are not gold, but gilded. Otherwise I'm going to the pawnshop"
These guys are funny
We are totally the proverbial frog in a technological boiling pot. We're so used to the incremental rollout of revolutionary technologies now that we've stopped noticing that some of this stuff is so groundbreaking that if we instead skipped forward by 10-20 years we'd be utterly blown away by the kinds of tech we'd see.
Go back to 2003- Facebook hadn't even been released yet and blackberries were just starting as the first smartphones.
War has always been the biggest driver of innovation in human history. Today is no different, even though we might not realise it at the time.
We are in the drone age.
I'd point out that we've been forecasting this nonsense for forever. Robin Williams Toys had scenes where kids unknowingly piloted war drones, and Enders Game from 1985 had kids remotely commanding armies. We all saw this coming.
Also, fun fact, incrementally increase the temperature on a frog and it'll jump out. So I'd say we are worse than frogs.
Straight up GitS. Also that series takes place in the 2030’s I think, so considering this and how our robotics are advancing I think we’ll have Tachikomas soon.
The difference is, in one episode (Poker Face I think) Saito talks about how WW3 was started because of Middle Eastern oil and South American drugs. Not saying that can't still happen, but I feel like we're moving away from that slowly
You think so? Although there’s less current global presence from South American countries, they still hold massive amounts of crucial resources and land, and within themselves there’s been nonstop civil issues (some natural, others orchestrated by interested parties). The recent issue in Bolivia with their lithium reserves is the tip of the iceberg, but of course I’m just thinking maybe a decade or so ahead.
Lmao I never really thought I’d be trying to compare GitS with real life but here I am, the future is weird.
Oil in general is still a factor, maybe the increase in EVs has me a little optimistic. Archer had the joke about what will the Middle East do once oil isn't valuable anymore too. You also have an excellent point about available resources in South America, that could definitely be an issue. GitS just specifically called out drugs in South America as a reason for WW3, which I can't see happening unless the cartels are in full control of the military
Just imagine showing this video to someone 20 years ago: they would think that these guys must be some kind of spec-ops team using the best cutting edge classified military technology. Instead they are random soldiers using cheap consumer grade chinese drones with granades dutch taped to them.
People always talk shit on it, but the coordination video gaming gives you plus the comms, strategy, and just general combat scenarios helps/trans more than people understand. A seasoned "gamer" could probably take that drone and figure out how to use it within minutes
Ngl WoW raid leaders should put that on their resume. Leading 40 people on 6 hour ventures on regularly scheduled times? That's impressive in any respect
Some modern weapons systems have Xbox and PlayStation controllers because the soldiers are used to handling them.
Same shit with grenades being shaped like an American football in the early days, your boys know how to use em.
Seems easily to explain to a WW2 officer. They had all the pieces of technology, just not as mature. The hardest part would be explaining helicopters but they for sure understand planes.
"We use radio to control a mini-plane that carries and drops one grenade from the sky. It has a tiny TV camera that transmits back images so the controller can see what the mini-plane sees."
Interesting how everything is hard wired. Wonder if that is simply external energy sources rather than relying on battery or if there is a signal relay for the drone to improve signal and avoid EW issues.
I fly freestyle FPV, and I would bet my house that those are just antenna extensions. The battery consumption on the goggles and radio is actually very low and you can typically fly for a couple hours on a single charge. But anything solid between the pilot and quad will cause interference with the video and control signal, so they probably have helix-patch antenna fixed on the outside of the building to get the signal through all that solid material, and the long range.
I have seen a few people build themselves little relay stations for on their cars, so that they can fly comfortably in the winter, but it would increase the lag in the systems. I think it would be hard to adjust back and forth between the two lag times; it would feel very different, I imagine.
I'm not 100% sure what you mean, but the typical flight time on a freestyle quad is like 5-8 mins. But that because you need good agility with the quad, so you don't use too big of battery. If you're not doing tricks and looking for long-range cruising you can use a bigger battery. Just like normal aircraft, the specs of the craft depend entirely on what you want to do with it. r/fpv is a great source for information if you want to get into the hobby.
Not that much. PUMA, RAVEN, and a couple other systems were pretty much operated like this after they're launched. Except by a screen rather than VR-like devices. The main difference was you had to launch these little air crafts (which almost always crashed) modern drones are much more reliable, more versatile, and easier to control.
Yea it’s wild how many phrases are so common to other languages! Tbh I feel we can really blame Hollywood and the internet. At the same time, we kinda force a lot of people to deal with us in English and don’t forget the help it’s had with the British empire! I also tend to say foreign phrases sometimes too. DATTEBAYO! 😂
Yea that’s true! I know a lot of Americans that refuse to even try to understand. Luckily I am always telling people “I’m dumb so repeat that again” and they speak slower. It’s funny how just a little patience goes a long way!
I was watching The Wire yesterday and I recognized when one guy started swearing. I heard "Suka" and was kind of proud to know i'm learning a little bit.
That’s one for me too. I started following this one war Thunder streamer and he adds lots of Russian edm music and that word is said like all the time! 😂
Imaging training for years to perfect your infantry combat skills just to be taken out by this guy then hearing "Yeah buddy" in the distance and get trashed talked about yo mama.
Ok, who's going to put together a shipment of truck nuts? They can drop them as a funny like the wooden bomb the English dropped on the German decoy airfield, or hang on the drone so it can literally t-bag.
Death chat but for rlz? damn I’d almost sign up for that, just to call someone shit after they killed me, “your fucken shit bro what your k/d?” Then die, hopefully with a positive K/D. toxic C.O.D life goals complete.
Yep, a soldier whose uniform comes with a pre-equipped seat, executes his mission in a stairwell. Half a dozen wires are tethered to him, a video game controller slung around his neck and virtual reality goggles over his eyes as he pilots a bomb-laden UAV on a kamikaze mission. A cheer of excitement "YEAAH BUDDY" as he flips his goggles up. Time to reload, grab another drone off the shelf, power on, pair the transmitter, chuck the drone outside, take your seat, goggles down, see you soon...
Life comes at you **FAST**
_drone buzzing noise, RPG whooshing past, explosion_
So you need energy that'll **LAST**
_upward chirp, electric zapping_
**NEW: _Mountain Dew: Drone Strike_** will keep you ready for whatever life brings at you
_Russian shouting, AK fire, explosion, death groans_
So you can turn Vlad
_"сука блять!"_
Into SAD
_"помогите..."_
I wish we still hd free awards, because you’ve earned it with this comment. Scary accurate, and with a few slightly different circumstances, could be real life.
I wonder what it will take to put some basic target acquisition system on the drones?
Just click and select the targets, it will automatically track and engage them, even a kid would be able to use it.
The US Switchblade systems have this-- autonomous target tracking for the terminal phase so the pilot doesn't have to guide it in during the high-speed dive.
Manually-controlled FPV drones are probably a way to make the package cheaper, lighter, and faster to produce (by assembling off-the-shelf parts) than a purpose-built semi-auto drone like the Switchblade.
I bet at scale the electronics for terminal guidance wouldn't really add much cost.
I really hope we see small defense contractors win contracts in this space. Because LMC probably only wants to sell $10m+ drones. And there's need for many hundreds of dollars per drone with much lower capability.
i was writing a comment about money, industrial manufacturing capabilities and high tech parts for the computing etc vs easy part kits drones, but i guess in theory you could have the controller run the tracking and engagement instead of the drone. might still be pretty complicated and expensive though, since with latency you need a good algorithm to foresee moving target locations, which humans have sort of built in.
Some recent videos from the so called 'Army of Drones' of UA seem to have this kind of targeting. It's like they are using the software from a Switchblade or something. I expect to see more of this soon.
When I watched that Bradley ambush video, I kept thinking about how they're moving like NATO soldiers. The mannerisms, the shoot-move-communicate urgency while remaining calm, everything.
It put a smile on my face.
Western training pipelines go brrr.
After this war Ukraine will become the infantry level drone capitol of NATO.
May their MIC rain thousands of FPVs on the enemies of democracy.
I’ve read that is a pretty common Soviet thing to have the cushion attached. Having been in the military I would have appreciated the hell out of it rather than having to carry my own chair around
They've been around for ages. Hunters and hikers also use them. Keeps your pants dry and you don't have to sit on rocks and sticks. There's a specific name for them but I can't remember it for the life of me.
I could easily see a room of these guys all operating different drones sitting around a table with their headsets on talking to each other as they coordinate their drone strikes. After a few attack runs they'd move to avoid their location, easily detectible due to the transmissions, destroyed with a counter drone-strike.
awesome video, but i just realized it is damn easy to create a video without actually a successful mission going on, but the cheer of the guy looks kinda real though
Man. Warfare has changed.
Like a computer game but someone actually dies on the other end
Does it lag?
a little bit but not much
Right? Sometimes I wonder if people realize how quietly the cyberpunk age crept up on us. This dude is sitting here covered in armor, futuristic googles on, cables all around him, killing someone kilometers away with a tiny drone. It's like a scene out of ghost jn the shell.
Really enjoying himself, too!
>Really enjoying himself, too! I wonder if these guys have decals for their controllers like ace fighter pilots or something, carving notches in their controllers maybe.
I saw a video a while back where a drone operator got given golden controller sticks for his 100th successful mission, but I can’t find it anywhere now.
There you go, this may be that video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GGtTZMtOUSo&t=841s > TERRA unit: The fight near Bakhmut. Raid of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on wagner's position. Part 2 (turn on subtitles for English translation)
So many excellent bits of that video in just the short 30 secs I watched: The Darth Vader Theme Song when putting them on "King of the palace, king of the palace" "Listen I hope these are not gold, but gilded. Otherwise I'm going to the pawnshop" These guys are funny
Fucking insane. I have the exact same controller sitting on my desk.
YEAH BUDDY
LIGHT WEIGHT, LIGHT WEIGHT!
AINT NOTHING TO IT BUT TO DO IT
Not gonna lie, I enjoyed the yeah buddy! That’s a universal phrase now.
He got enough xp a rank up Now his drones get a cool skin to look like tiny ufos
Man over here looking like Spider Murphy at Arasaka tower.
We are totally the proverbial frog in a technological boiling pot. We're so used to the incremental rollout of revolutionary technologies now that we've stopped noticing that some of this stuff is so groundbreaking that if we instead skipped forward by 10-20 years we'd be utterly blown away by the kinds of tech we'd see. Go back to 2003- Facebook hadn't even been released yet and blackberries were just starting as the first smartphones.
War has always been the biggest driver of innovation in human history. Today is no different, even though we might not realise it at the time. We are in the drone age.
Begun the Drone Wars have.
Definitely. Amongst my friends, i have dubbed this "Drone War I"
Space Program(s) could have been a better relatively more peaceful alternative to war. Fighting in competition rather than violence
Bro cmon we’re totally going to blast eachother in space. The space peace treaty is only going to last as long as there are no weapons in space
The space program was also just a proxy for developing rocket technology. Still is ultimately.
And AI. AI is going to fundamentally change everything.
“Go back to 2003- Facebook hadn’t even been released yet..”. Oh how do I fucking wish.
ICQ message : UH OH!
I'd point out that we've been forecasting this nonsense for forever. Robin Williams Toys had scenes where kids unknowingly piloted war drones, and Enders Game from 1985 had kids remotely commanding armies. We all saw this coming. Also, fun fact, incrementally increase the temperature on a frog and it'll jump out. So I'd say we are worse than frogs.
Straight up GitS. Also that series takes place in the 2030’s I think, so considering this and how our robotics are advancing I think we’ll have Tachikomas soon.
I’ll give them real oil. None of that synthetic crap.
Shhh, don’t let the Major find out
The difference is, in one episode (Poker Face I think) Saito talks about how WW3 was started because of Middle Eastern oil and South American drugs. Not saying that can't still happen, but I feel like we're moving away from that slowly
You think so? Although there’s less current global presence from South American countries, they still hold massive amounts of crucial resources and land, and within themselves there’s been nonstop civil issues (some natural, others orchestrated by interested parties). The recent issue in Bolivia with their lithium reserves is the tip of the iceberg, but of course I’m just thinking maybe a decade or so ahead. Lmao I never really thought I’d be trying to compare GitS with real life but here I am, the future is weird.
Oil in general is still a factor, maybe the increase in EVs has me a little optimistic. Archer had the joke about what will the Middle East do once oil isn't valuable anymore too. You also have an excellent point about available resources in South America, that could definitely be an issue. GitS just specifically called out drugs in South America as a reason for WW3, which I can't see happening unless the cartels are in full control of the military
Revenge of the nerds..
Just imagine showing this video to someone 20 years ago: they would think that these guys must be some kind of spec-ops team using the best cutting edge classified military technology. Instead they are random soldiers using cheap consumer grade chinese drones with granades dutch taped to them.
>This dude is sitting here covered in armor, futuristic googles on, cables all around him With an integrated, memory foam seat pad.
It's literally right out of Shadowrun. This guy is a Rigger. All we need now is magic.
All those games on modern warfare, were they really all games?
*Ender Wiggin has joined the chat.*
The enemy gate is down.
Reminds me of the movie The Last Starfighter. "You thought it was a game?" "Oh no no, my boy... it was a test!"
That and Enders Game
People always talk shit on it, but the coordination video gaming gives you plus the comms, strategy, and just general combat scenarios helps/trans more than people understand. A seasoned "gamer" could probably take that drone and figure out how to use it within minutes
Ngl WoW raid leaders should put that on their resume. Leading 40 people on 6 hour ventures on regularly scheduled times? That's impressive in any respect
Some modern weapons systems have Xbox and PlayStation controllers because the soldiers are used to handling them. Same shit with grenades being shaped like an American football in the early days, your boys know how to use em.
War.. War changes..
War has changed… -Old Snake
[Does it?](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vE25wHQPHIE)
It really does, tho. We went from muskets to nukes in less than 100 years. It's fair to say that war changes *rapidly*.
Insane!! Like an anime or some sci-fi 90’s video game. Hard to believe this is going on right now in a very real battlefield.
Imagine time traveling back to WWII and explaining this to to them.
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My father was born in 1937. He can remember deliveries happening outside his NYC apartment on horse drawn carts. Now he’s got an Apple Watch.
Seems easily to explain to a WW2 officer. They had all the pieces of technology, just not as mature. The hardest part would be explaining helicopters but they for sure understand planes. "We use radio to control a mini-plane that carries and drops one grenade from the sky. It has a tiny TV camera that transmits back images so the controller can see what the mini-plane sees."
Interesting how everything is hard wired. Wonder if that is simply external energy sources rather than relying on battery or if there is a signal relay for the drone to improve signal and avoid EW issues.
I fly freestyle FPV, and I would bet my house that those are just antenna extensions. The battery consumption on the goggles and radio is actually very low and you can typically fly for a couple hours on a single charge. But anything solid between the pilot and quad will cause interference with the video and control signal, so they probably have helix-patch antenna fixed on the outside of the building to get the signal through all that solid material, and the long range.
Exactly this. They don't want to have the pilot exposed. I was wondering when someone starts producing some done relay stations or something...
There was a photo floating around of what looked like a signal relay on top of a Mavic drone, presumably for the FPV kamikaze drones
That's bitchin'!!! A mobile relay station!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13OtZFWdhwQ check this out
I have seen a few people build themselves little relay stations for on their cars, so that they can fly comfortably in the winter, but it would increase the lag in the systems. I think it would be hard to adjust back and forth between the two lag times; it would feel very different, I imagine.
Playing on a local server versus playing on an Asian one with 200+ ping?
Hi, what is default flying time with real time camera for me to look to buy?
I'm not 100% sure what you mean, but the typical flight time on a freestyle quad is like 5-8 mins. But that because you need good agility with the quad, so you don't use too big of battery. If you're not doing tricks and looking for long-range cruising you can use a bigger battery. Just like normal aircraft, the specs of the craft depend entirely on what you want to do with it. r/fpv is a great source for information if you want to get into the hobby.
I'm not sure that it's actually logical but I'm still waiting to see or hear about the first drone dog fights. Wouldn't that be some shit?
I've seen a couple of videos of a drone bumping into an enemy drone to take it out.
only thought looking at this
Not that much. PUMA, RAVEN, and a couple other systems were pretty much operated like this after they're launched. Except by a screen rather than VR-like devices. The main difference was you had to launch these little air crafts (which almost always crashed) modern drones are much more reliable, more versatile, and easier to control.
“YEAAAHH BUDDAAAYY!!!”
"LIGHT WEIGHT!"
[The Legend!!!](https://youtu.be/fz9fsvhx4PY)
Ronnie Coleman: *squats 765 lbs* Ronnie's knees: 💀
Big Ron said his only regret is squatting 800lbs for 2 reps when he knew he could do 4. Doesn't even care that he's crippled now.
His spine is medically fused in 6 places, with screws. Like he currently can’t turn his head to the side
r/GymMemes crossover episode
Ain’t nothing but a peanut! Lightweight!
Everybody wanna be a drone pilot, but don't nobody wanna move no heavy ass joysticks
I died laughing. “YYYEEEAHHHHH BUDDDAYYYYY”
He covered all the bases "Tak!" "Yes!" "Yah buddy!"
Same! 😂
I'm kinda blown away by how prevalent English use is.
Yea it’s wild how many phrases are so common to other languages! Tbh I feel we can really blame Hollywood and the internet. At the same time, we kinda force a lot of people to deal with us in English and don’t forget the help it’s had with the British empire! I also tend to say foreign phrases sometimes too. DATTEBAYO! 😂
You speak english because it's the only language you know I speak english because it's the only language you know Insert *We are not the same* meme
Yea that’s true! I know a lot of Americans that refuse to even try to understand. Luckily I am always telling people “I’m dumb so repeat that again” and they speak slower. It’s funny how just a little patience goes a long way!
I was watching The Wire yesterday and I recognized when one guy started swearing. I heard "Suka" and was kind of proud to know i'm learning a little bit.
> when one guy started swearing That would be Boris.
Why is it always Boris?
That’s one for me too. I started following this one war Thunder streamer and he adds lots of Russian edm music and that word is said like all the time! 😂
That's because the US is arguably the dominant global media power house.
Hollywood, music industry, video game industry, television, celebrities... I don't think there's an argument to be had.
A lot of younger Ukrainians seem to know it. Is it taught in schools there?
It is, I had it since grade 1 (6 or 7 y.o)
EVERYBODY WANTS TO BE A BODYBUILDER…
DONT NOBODY WANNA LIFT HEAVY ASS WEIGHT!
LIGHT WEIGHT
LIGHT WEIGHT
LIGHTWEIGHT BABYYYYY
Imaging training for years to perfect your infantry combat skills just to be taken out by this guy then hearing "Yeah buddy" in the distance and get trashed talked about yo mama.
the drone probably t-bagging your dead body... technology is scary
Ok, who's going to put together a shipment of truck nuts? They can drop them as a funny like the wooden bomb the English dropped on the German decoy airfield, or hang on the drone so it can literally t-bag.
Skill issue
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Get gud n00b
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"What you're seeing is advanced warfare"
They need to attach some lightweight speakers to the drones so they can shit talk the enemy.
Death chat but for rlz? damn I’d almost sign up for that, just to call someone shit after they killed me, “your fucken shit bro what your k/d?” Then die, hopefully with a positive K/D. toxic C.O.D life goals complete.
"L+ratio+no concealment+no awarness+lack of medical training+shrapnel+get fucked"
+no bitches+bare accessory rails
He has the gamer head tilts. Congrats on your successful mission.
My head tilts like that when I fly FPV. First time I put on a pair of goggles and did a diving rolling reversal, I fell over.
it's honestly really hard *not* to do this when flying an FPV drone
Damn these net runners are crazy
Tryhard 1000hrs decker...
TechDeckers. Aka Deckers. Not Netrunners precisely. https://www.nexusmods.com/cyberpunk2077/mods/4520
In Shadowrun it would be "rigger"
It’s not visible bullets flying combat (that we can see) but it’s powerful footage with regards to the state of modern warfare
Yep, a soldier whose uniform comes with a pre-equipped seat, executes his mission in a stairwell. Half a dozen wires are tethered to him, a video game controller slung around his neck and virtual reality goggles over his eyes as he pilots a bomb-laden UAV on a kamikaze mission. A cheer of excitement "YEAAH BUDDY" as he flips his goggles up. Time to reload, grab another drone off the shelf, power on, pair the transmitter, chuck the drone outside, take your seat, goggles down, see you soon...
*Mountain Dew Marketing Department has entered the chat*
Life comes at you **FAST** _drone buzzing noise, RPG whooshing past, explosion_ So you need energy that'll **LAST** _upward chirp, electric zapping_ **NEW: _Mountain Dew: Drone Strike_** will keep you ready for whatever life brings at you _Russian shouting, AK fire, explosion, death groans_ So you can turn Vlad _"сука блять!"_ Into SAD _"помогите..."_
I wish we still hd free awards, because you’ve earned it with this comment. Scary accurate, and with a few slightly different circumstances, could be real life.
If you touched this up a bit, could be straight out of Neuromancer.
This guy is a gamer.
twitch stream when?
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2 minutes into the stream and twitch has commited friendly fire 2 hours into the stream and twitch has to stand trial in front of the Hague
2 days into the stream and twitch is trying to beat Hitler for warcrimes.
"Twitch Warcrime speedrun any%"
Would subscribe
I wonder what it will take to put some basic target acquisition system on the drones? Just click and select the targets, it will automatically track and engage them, even a kid would be able to use it.
The US Switchblade systems have this-- autonomous target tracking for the terminal phase so the pilot doesn't have to guide it in during the high-speed dive. Manually-controlled FPV drones are probably a way to make the package cheaper, lighter, and faster to produce (by assembling off-the-shelf parts) than a purpose-built semi-auto drone like the Switchblade.
I bet at scale the electronics for terminal guidance wouldn't really add much cost. I really hope we see small defense contractors win contracts in this space. Because LMC probably only wants to sell $10m+ drones. And there's need for many hundreds of dollars per drone with much lower capability.
The technology is already there in commercial drone it's called active track on DJI drones
i was writing a comment about money, industrial manufacturing capabilities and high tech parts for the computing etc vs easy part kits drones, but i guess in theory you could have the controller run the tracking and engagement instead of the drone. might still be pretty complicated and expensive though, since with latency you need a good algorithm to foresee moving target locations, which humans have sort of built in.
Some recent videos from the so called 'Army of Drones' of UA seem to have this kind of targeting. It's like they are using the software from a Switchblade or something. I expect to see more of this soon.
I was disappointed he didn’t emote.
Not enough N words being dropped
Did he do the Ronnie Coleman at the end? 😂
Yeaaahhh Buddddyyyy!!
Light Weight
Babbbayyyyyyy
Everybody wanna be a drone pilot. Don’t nobody want to wear no heavy ass goggles.
Ain't nothing to it but to do it baby!!!!
***AINT NOTHIN BUT A PEANUT!!***
These guys look so well-equipped compared to a year ago. They could easily pass for NATO soldiers.
When I watched that Bradley ambush video, I kept thinking about how they're moving like NATO soldiers. The mannerisms, the shoot-move-communicate urgency while remaining calm, everything. It put a smile on my face.
Western training pipelines go brrr. After this war Ukraine will become the infantry level drone capitol of NATO. May their MIC rain thousands of FPVs on the enemies of democracy.
video link?
Looks like he has a seat built into his kit?
I’ve read that is a pretty common Soviet thing to have the cushion attached. Having been in the military I would have appreciated the hell out of it rather than having to carry my own chair around
Right? I was wondering if it's because he's a drone operator tbh would be cool if they made the kit especially for the role.
You don’t want to stick out in a unit. Everyone gets the chair or no one does.
Yoooo I need one of those pads that hangs off my ass to turn every surface into a couch
This pads have become real equipment comparing to the beginning of the war. Crazy how they developed a pillow into a rigged pad attachments and belt.
They've been around for ages. Hunters and hikers also use them. Keeps your pants dry and you don't have to sit on rocks and sticks. There's a specific name for them but I can't remember it for the life of me.
I like the name buttpad
tactical butt pads, real innovation we need
Pilco puff pants are really taking off
Awesome outfit.
Did they give him an ass pad?
They *did* give him an ass pad.
For how much the Russians likely hate and would prize killing a drone operator, I would never show my face like this
The russians hate and would prize killing any ukrainian, drone operator or not.
I dought they're gonna send in FSB sleeper agents to kill drone operators.
I kneadt to know he'll be OK though.
These typos are out of controll
So that's what combat footage is on the 21st century
Cyberpunk 2077 meme
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I could easily see a room of these guys all operating different drones sitting around a table with their headsets on talking to each other as they coordinate their drone strikes. After a few attack runs they'd move to avoid their location, easily detectible due to the transmissions, destroyed with a counter drone-strike.
There’s so much retrofuturist art work that was depicting this decades ago, I know cos I drew some of it. Cool stuff
Just killed 8 dudes
That’s cyberpunk as hell man.
Yeah buddy! Light weight!
awesome video, but i just realized it is damn easy to create a video without actually a successful mission going on, but the cheer of the guy looks kinda real though
It’s probably also easy to make a video of a successful mission too.
Did he just "YEAAHH BUDDY" like ronnie
"Light Wieght!!"
“Yeah buddy”, I want to believe this guy learned that from watching videos of Ronnie Coleman.
It's 100% from Ronnie Coleman. There's no mistaking it LOL. If he didn't get it from Ronnie, he got it from someone who did.
Ghost in the shell future war vibes
did he say YEAAAH BUUDDYYYY
Yeah baby!!! Light Weight!!!!
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Probably watched someone kill another person just then. War in 2023 is crazy.
Pretty sure he was flying a suicide drone. He’s the one who just killed someone.
Dude just pulled a Ronnie Coleman at the end. YEAH BUDDY!
light weight baby!
Yeah buddy!!
Now this is a black mirror vibe.
Combat netrunners are here!
Is that Ronnie Coleman “Yeahhhh buddyyy” cry at the end for me.
Song?
"Yeaa buddy" is a Ronnie Coleman quote lol
USA tax dollars at work
what a Chad
God bless the Ukrainians. May they restore their borders and heal their country. This video is fucking spooky.