In real life, Project Blue Book was an investigation into UFO occurrences around the country conducted by the U.S. Air Force. Its goal was to find scientific explanations for these strange lights in the sky. It lasted from March 1952 to December 1969. One of the top people involved was Dr. J. Allen Hynek, an astrophysicist who worked on the previous two projects, Project Sign and Project Grudge. Another one of the top people was Edward J. Ruppelt, who oversaw this operation.
History decided to do a TV series based on these two men (Ruppelt is now Captain Michael Quinn). It focuses on 19 different events, including Roswell, the Flatwoods Monster, and the Washington Lights, as well as some you never even knew about. Of course, there's some drama added to it, but for the most part this series is based on actual events.
I've seen some reviews that say this is a knock-off version of the X-Files, but the fact that it focuses on real-life events makes it worthwhile for me. Tell me what you think about this series if you've seen it. I'd hate to be the only fan of this amazing series.
Hey there, I just want to know who you think is the worst villain in video game history. Personally I think it's Vladimir Makarov. That's one bad guy. He literally set off a nuke and did No Russian as well as a bunch of other bad boy things. After that, I think it's The Witness from Destiny 2. He's the ultimate bad guy there, and seems uber powerful. But there are a lot of other bad boys and girls out there, and not just in shooter games. Tell me who you think is the worst villain in video games.
I am. Also I'm a Destiny 2 fan and the new Lightfall expansion just released today at the time of this writing so I have that and BOTW to keep me entertained and sane until TOTK releases.
Skinwalkers were Native Americans who did evil things to gain this power to shapeshift. It could be that this was a Skinwalker, but there are many things we cannot explain. Once upon a time we didn't know what the hell a platypus was, or a crocodile, or that coelacanths still exist. The world is a huge place, and we're nothing more than ants upon its surface.
I remember a documentary of Roswell, where one of the witnesses there claimed the F-117 Nighthawk was kinda sus...because it looked like the aircraft that crash landed at Roswell.
Personally, I think that it's aliens from another world. It's also worth noting that some of these are hoaxes and mass hysteria, while others leave traces that make no sense.
"Do they come in peace...or do they come for war?" -- Dr. J. Allen Hynek, Project Blue Book, S1E10
In real life, Project Blue Book was an investigation into UFO occurrences around the country conducted by the U.S. Air Force. Its goal was to find scientific explanations for these strange lights in the sky. It lasted from March 1952 to December 1969. One of the top people involved was Dr. J. Allen Hynek, an astrophysicist who worked on the previous two projects, Project Sign and Project Grudge. Another one of the top people was Edward J. Ruppelt, who oversaw this operation.
History decided to do a TV series based on these two men (Ruppelt is now Captain Michael Quinn). It focuses on 19 different events, including Roswell, the Flatwoods Monster, and the Washington Lights, as well as some you never even knew about. Of course, there's some drama added to it, but for the most part this series is based on actual events.
I've seen some reviews that say this is a knock-off version of the X-Files, but the fact that it focuses on real-life events makes it worthwhile for me. Tell me what you think about this series if you've seen it. I'd hate to be the only fan of this amazing series.
I play Destiny 2 on PC. Titan main. Love the storylines but I'm gonna say it right here and right now, I'm terrible at multiplayer so I don't even go into Crucible (though i sometimes invade in Gambit). otherwise, I just love it. It's going much better than Bungie's last video game...
Hey there, I just want to know who you think is the worst villain in video game history. Personally I think it's Vladimir Makarov. That's one bad guy. He literally set off a nuke and did No Russian as well as a bunch of other bad boy things. After that, I think it's The Witness from Destiny 2. He's the ultimate bad guy there, and seems uber powerful. But there are a lot of other bad boys and girls out there, and not just in shooter games. Tell me who you think is the worst villain in video games.
Only got three games I really play: Call of Duty, Halo, and Destiny. Of which I like CoD the best. There are other FPS games I like, but these are the top three for sure. Mainly I like CoD for this:
TBH, I've played the campaign on Steam. It worked fine for me. Took about 6 or 7 hours. It was hella dope. I especially like Alejandro Vargas, and the conversations you can have with Laswell and Price in one mission, and Ghost in another, are actually really interesting. I probably won't play multiplayer. I absolutely suck at it. Otherwise, it feels like your average Call of Duty Modern Warfare game. Very fun. 5/5.
Spoilers ahead! Only warning!
Some things I don't like: General Shepherd (I mean...I) am bald! Where's my mustache?! I'm way less sinister. The OG Shepherd is way better. We don't get to see Graves die. I was hoping we'd get to pull him out and burn or shoot him (you know, like how I did Ghost and Roach). The Mexicans get left out on a cliffhanger. Just a little bit of me, but I don't like cliffhangers. WTF happened to Farah and Alex. Where are they???
What I do like: Graphics Gameplay Story Ghost making jokes, and so does Laswell and Price Soap being a lot more talkative than the original trilogy General Shepherd out.
I'm not even in a fighting faction but I feel for y'all. That's some serious bad guy stuff he did. I personally think he deserves the ban hammer, in which he gets banned 4ever. Though who's to say that he won't make new accounts w/new emails. In other words, this is like Tanaks the Scarred (for those of you who play Destiny)