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The book starts with a bit of a bizarre death that, while it does later make sense, serves mainly to allow Herron to do his typical scene setting of the city of London. Herron writes about city life as well as anyone out there and brings its daily frustrations and furies to life. Anyone who has lived in a big city will recognize themselves in his descriptions.
Once past the opening scene, what truly sets the plot going is the kidnapping of Catherine Standish for reasons unknown. This kicks into motion a series of bad decisions by multiple parties in a way that only seems possible when the slow horses are involved.
While Catherine has reached bottom and clawed her way back up, Herron contrasts her with Louisa who seems to be quickly working her way down to nights of blacking out and anonymous hookups. Louisa is still very much damaged goods after losing her boyfriend Min Harper in Dead Lions. Ironically the loss of Min seems to have made her a better MI5 agent, or at least has allowed her to flex long dormant skills that were atrophying during her time as a Slow Horse.
Bond would have leaped from the bridge onto a passing bus, or drop-kicked a motorcyclist and hijacked his wheels. Bourne would have surfed the streets on car roofs, or slipped into parkour mode, bouncing off walls and wheelie bins, always knowing which alley to cut through . . . River threw a quick glance at the nearby row of Boris bikes, shook his head, and ran down into the tube station.
We also get a nice flavor of the city due to the methods of travel such as the tube, Boris bikes, taxis and personal vehicles that the characters end up getting around in which seems more varied this book. The setting of the book as a whole is an unseasonably hot London and as the plot builds, so does the temperature and tempers flare and mistakes are made.
Real Tigers not only has an excellent plot but Herron also gives his characters depth and struggles that seem all to real and he does it all while making you laugh out loud. Herron manages to out do his previous two entries in the series.
In a second Louis was out, not a hair mussed though his face was dampened and speckled with mouth debris. He walked out of the ring and stood beside me, smelling of cat and whisky. We were both silent. His jaw muscles worked and he folded his arms tight over his stomach. The things that man could say without speaking.
I opened the cage door and stepped inside and walked to the point between the pedestals. I was shaking inside, half from fear and half from wanting to do this so bad. Humpy grinned and Bill growled, a deep distant-thunder rumble that got inside and roped up and down my spine and got turned into my own voice once it reached the inside of my head. Go back, was what it said.
After a bit Humpy widened his jaws. When I felt the point of his teeth leave my neck I pulled out. I left the cage and stood beside Louis, and for the next thirty or forty seconds we had ourselves a conversation without one word being passed. Humpy and Bill had both flopped and were flicking at flies with their tails. When Louis finally spoke, was for the record only.
Was it my bawling? Was it the gravity of the situation? Or was it that Louis Roth took this moment to notice his protégée was young and lithe and looked at him with crossed eyes through curly blond bangs? All I know is when Louis Roth, a man not know for kindnesses or human considerations, offered up his two best lions for a mixed act, I could only blink a few times and think to myself, Hmmmmmmmmmm.
We opened March 8 in Santa Monica. Three rings, with thirteen displays, all of them animal acts. I rode high school in the fourth display, and put on my mixed act in the tenth, a center-ring attraction flanked by dog acts in rings one and three and a performing bear doing a hind leg around the hippodrome. Was a good little act for its time: after marching the cats around the cage perimeter I got them on their seats and had King, my performing tiger, run through his sit-up and rollover. Then I kissed Humpy and Bill and for a finale moved the two tigers down and close, forming a four-cat pyramid.
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I have been late before. And while mildly irritating for all involved, it does not warrant me spoiling my mood and the happiness of my children. It does not warrant me skipping feeding myself the fuel I need to get through the morning. It does not warrant high alert, high panic and rushing through the sweetest part of my day as my kids snuggle in and we tell each other what we dreamed about last night.
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Thanks for conferming my words.. as you can see production standards for panthers where bad and production quality varied from excellent to normal to bad quality as found in allied ballistic trials of 17 pdr when a panther substained 30 76 mm hits on UFP without a problem, another started to offer less resistance after 5 hits and the third after a 6 hit completly lost a piece of UFP... Tiger was another story. Reports of Tiger I and II captured in normandy say that in contrast to what was found on panthers tiger construction and steel quality remained constant
I never said that Panthers were built with good quality, just that they got the better quality steel, because the Tiger 2 would be less effected by crappy steel, with it's 150mm plate, than the 80mm plates on Panthers.
Similar thing I saw on Tiger I shot by 17 pdr during trials in Haustenbeck. It was shot by 17 pdr 3 times, with 2 shots hitting turret, and one hitting side of the hull. After that, side armour plate on the other side fell like on picture above. And I expect shots hitting turret stayed in turret.
Premiums simply perform better because the people playing them are better, someone who's just started off with the game isn't very likely to immediately throw 20-40 dollars at the game, most people play the game for a while, and once they reach Tier III/IV and are still enjoying the game, they'll purchase a premium which helps their grind, at that point they've gathered some experience playing the game, and often enough those are also people who have already played different nations.
Yup, just mindlessly fire your machine gun at me, showing the exact location of your turret front and even shooting down part of the foliage covering your tank, just don't wiggle the turret nor angle it in any manner, MLG Tiger II driver right there.
And I don't see anyone here discussing wether or not it actually did have worse quality steel during the later parts of the war, if you've got solid evidence that states it didn't suffer from this, then please feel free to make a bug report on it.
Yes teh behaviour of that Tiger driver was weird, and stupid, however there is not many things a KT can do versus a T54 47 at this kind of range anyway... The T54-47 is better armored, way more mobile with a better gun.. T54-47 when teamed with the allies in pure 7.3 match can simply drive forward and be sure he'll bounce pretty much anything thrown at it frontally.
For what is about the German late war steel, it was not as bad as what is often depicted as whole picture of the German steel production which is wrong. While it's true that late in the war, some tanks batch tended to have more brittle armor, it was not generalized to all the tanks being produced but wasx mostly up to the Quality of materials factories could lay their hands on for the day, next day would be different and the next and the next. King Tiger steel made it more prone to spall upon heavy impacts but did not make the armor weaker itself. The modifier we have in game was made for balancing reasons when the D round for russian was not even a thing, only for the IS4 IIRC and the KT was purely "immortal" past a certain distance (700 meters IIRC). It was backed up by the devs who took a russian testing as an example where a partially dissasembled KT hull and turret got fired at with all calibers russian had at various set of distances and finally the KT started to fall apart hit after hit.... The transmission fire comes from the same report aswell. This modifier should be removed. There is no point having it anymore both form the balance and history POV.
All welded tanks suffered from that, welds could be broken even by much lower caliber weapon. As I said germans were not the only one suffering from this, allied tanks aswell, russian tanks even more.
Again that coud affect all tanks and cannot be depicted as a whole picture, might allied tanks have been hit with a hammer to test the strength of their weld, similar things would have occured too. Typical of showcase of who wins writes the history, had germany won the war we might very well have the same talk about how "poor allied wielding was during the war"
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