Did you ever come across an idea/concept that at first glance seemed utterly stupid, but the more you thought about it, the more you realized that you actually liked it?
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Did you ever come across an idea/concept that at first glance seemed utterly stupid, but the more you thought about it...
Eli Ramirez
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Joshua Morgan
i dunno it seems if you have an important stealth infiltration mission then turning into a huge wild killing beast with zero self-control doesn't seem like a tactical advantage
Brody Scott
Personally I think werewolf operators works best in a sort of wacky occult world war 2 type setting.
Although actually, Werewolf 'Nam could probably be pretty fun, too.
Camden Morgan
Go jerk off somewhere else and take these fetish threads you've been polluting or board with for weeks now with you degenerate trash.
Shouldn't you be watching zootopia on Blu-ray or something?
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Dylan Adams
>works best in a sort of wacky occult world war 2 type setting.
I'm now imagening Operation Werwolf (en.wikipedia.org
Jonathan Ward
No, see, you keep them in human form for the infiltration part of the mission then you change them into wolf form once the target is sighted.
Justin Martinez
How are people this stupid?
Isaiah Sanders
The best assassin is one who doesn't need to hide.
Jaxon Bailey
I think the real advantages lie more in the across the board buffs they get even when not wolfing out (sharper senses, ridiculous durability and physical resilience, et cetera), than in the actual ability to turn into a massive, bloodraging, murder machine. Though if you need to make a distraction for the rest of your team to get away...
David Roberts
why not just snipe like a pro
why go for the bloodbath
no plausible deniability, instant alerts (no stealth extraction)