Rule 5 Warships – SN Sovetsky Soyuz
Meet Sovetsky Soyuz – because all the best things to come out of communist countries are fictional.
Meet Sovetsky Soyuz – because all the best things to come out of communist countries are fictional.
“Make a live service where people live, work, play, and build?” 2002 called. They’d like their game trends back.
So there I was, watching semi-pro historians with anime avatars (and a pig), dissect Tucker Carlson’s Putin interview. Right-wingers love opposing leftists; leftists detest anything ‘Orange Man’ supports. We’re stuck in a loop as old as the Marx Brothers. Some things never change—like arguing over nothing.
After a semi-accidental hiatus, diving back into Rule 5 posts, we encounter Ägir, whose rigging has a mind of its own, like a mischievous pet. With a design inspired by proposed battlecruisers, equipped to say, “Hope your crew is good swimmers” from miles away.
The wakeup calls for Christians keep coming. Are we starting to hear them?
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Meet Cheshire, the purrfect shipgirl/catgirl combo. Her plushie’s havoc on shelves earns her a dedicated Rule 5 post. Maid, catgirl, tea brewer, and cruiser-class confusion—she’s a feline force to be reckoned with. Because who cares about naval history when there’s a catgirl in the fleet?
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Ahoy there! Meet USS Princeton, the shipgirl with a history as intriguing as a cat chasing laser dots. From battles to admirers, she faced it all. Will there be a Princeton II in Azur Lane? The naval drama unfolds!
In 2024, I dove into Androne, a novel that emerged from the Kindle freebies graveyard of 2023. Unlike its lackluster companions, this one didn’t make me regret my life choices. Androids, drones, and a veteran turned family man—it’s like Independence Day, but with fewer political headaches and more sci-fi fun!