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8/3/2021 10:54:29 AMEErankAdminAnarchid before revert after revert
8/3/2021 10:53:56 AMEErankAdminAnarchid before revert after revert
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1 It's less "static friction" and more the concept of Spring's "attachment to ground". I guess if you are shooting from below, throwing the unit "up" to break ground contact will cause [tooltip=detaTchment if you want to use redicululs spelling like in zk code]detachment[/tooltip]. 1 It's less "static friction" and more the concept of Spring's "attachment to ground". I guess if you are shooting from below, throwing the unit "up" to break ground contact will cause [i][tooltip=detaTchment if you want to use rediculus spelling convention]detachment[/tooltip][/i].
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3 IMO: gravity beams should cause some minor impulse-less displacement even when detachment fails. 3 IMO: gravity beams should cause some minor impulse-less displacement even when detachment fails.