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Yes, it’s the 12 mini

@ nice

It's slightly modded, namely Vanilla Psycasts Expanded, but all the weapons and enemies in the video are vanilla.

@buresdv interesting, im a little new to rimworld so I was curious

@@InfinitelyGenerating No problem

No you don't. you think you do, but you really don't.

You sound like someone with a sub 100 IQ

Looks like Riga to me.

Everyone knows that Americans are not the sharpest pencils when it comes to other parts of the world.

Nice "downtown" (not a "city centre")

It's not Cali-f-ing-fornia.

You sound like you want the freedom to lick the boots of corporations.

@@SL16867 An excellent comment/reply! One that now has me pondering several interesting things taken from it. How does one "hear" a specific sound or tone from reading text without description? Interesting. Also, can boots actually "lick" something....the answer is most likely no, but still food for thought, perhaps someone somewhere has an artificial tongue on a boot, but then is that technically the boot doing the licking? And how would it lick a corporation? Would licking a product the corporation makes suffice? Would licking a HQ building? Or would you need to get the boot to lick all board members, perhaps just the CEO would suffice? Either way, thank you for that constructive comment.

You sound more like the type of guy who wants to transport his fragile ego in an SUV rather than someone who wants to go off road.

@@andreasmartin9296 I am a very very confident person indeed, but my ego is feeling a little fragile atm because you are the second person to say "you sound like" yet I am typing text? I am obviously missing the skill/trick to understand how somebody "sounds" simply by reading text. No wait.....I just got over it, back to being very confident again. I can tell this is going to be funny.....

@@PixWax What do walkable cities have to do with driving your pickup truck into the wilderness? You know that you can have walkable, bicycle-friendly cities with great public transportation and still drive a pickup truck into the wilderness, right? After all, the more walkable dense cities you have, the more untouched nature remains.

They didn’t “fall into disuse”; oil companies bought up the transit companies AND SHUT THEM DOWN, in order to force people to buy cars and use gasoline. I get angry when I see lanes being added to a freeway near a city, when there SHOULD be a light rail line running up the middle, carrying thousands of people quickly, cheaply, and efficiently.

Not fell into disuse, but they were purchased by various transportation companies who were promoting automobiles etc. so it was corporations sodomizing the good old usa.

This is called an old town. Most of European old towns are pedestrian only. Besides, you can smoke pretty much everywhere

@@arthurt2088 I was born and raised in Vilnius. I can't find a hotel with a smoking room in that city.

You are aware of the enormous land consumption that goes along with it and the costs of maintaining public infrastructure? I won't even start on the follow-up costs of environmental destruction and global warming. If you, as a car driver, had to bear these costs completely yourself, you would quickly demand a walkable city based on the European model. Moreover, in walkable cities, it's easier for people who don't own or can't drive a car - like children, the elderly, and people with disabilities. No, American cities have simply become victims of the car lobby and are only there for cars now, not for people anymore.

@@andreasmartin9296And yet you are commenting using a device manufactured with an environmental impact, using energy that causes an impact, wearing clothes no doubt - which will have an impact on the environment, and without a doubt you have already farted today - that's a small, but by your standards still an impact on the environment. Can you afford to cover those environmental costs? I look forward to the weak reply and hope for a meltdown....

@user-yp2mw2ko9k maybe try headphones, you doofus.

Efficient public transport...what is this a utopia?

IKR?

After looking at Google Maps, I would say yes. Looking north on Freedom Place.

Yes

I thought it was Riga

I think the point is that the design of the city isn't designed specifically for cars like in most of the US. It is mostly pedestrian and has public transport. Pedestrian design and public transportation is very neglected in most of the US and even Canada. It heavily favors vehicles over anything else

Don't worry. The uploader has no idea either. It's just some anti-American sentiment based on absolutely nothing that he needs to get out of his system. Maybe he wants to move to Russia.

It's messed up how Americans' only two choices right now are dirtiness and decay, or the boring, sterile, lifeless suburbs No wonder people just stay inside all day...

@daveweiss5647 I'm an American also. What you describe is indeed disgusting, and thankfully only present in American cities run into the ground under the cancer of the current Democratic party train wreck. BTW, I'm a registered Independent since 1978 and surely wish for a better alternative than Red vs Blue!

@@Jimbo-in-Thailand Of course you have a username that sounds like a sexpat.

But you still vote against public housing programs, you vote against free medical care (especially mental care) for the poorest, you vote against restricting U.S. gun trade which arms narco cartels in South and Central America, you vote against drug reform etc. etc.

​@@frafraplanner9277exactly!

lmao you are something else

@@buresdv Potrefena husa neco neco? Asi sa nasiel v nazve videa.

I heard of this mythical place called "San Francisco" where trains run on the streets !!!@@buresdv

The guy who posted this video has mental problems. Nothing wrong with the video, but the title and the intro text are very passive aggressive.

It's not about the trams. It is also about the trams, but important is something else. Find it.

I'm glad you liked it. If I was still involved, Mlem would look much different