Comments by "Oblithian" (@Oblithian) on "Forgotten Weapons" channel.

  1. When you build a gun specifically for Ian.
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  2. "No grenades"
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  3. Did some of the names get mixed around during the events, or was it myself?
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  4. I have an idea(s) for an expensive but easily reusable method for evaluating MGs in a competition. I also think that having one pool of weapons to share for the competition would allow much more competition, and better competition.
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  5. Watching because you said it's the revolver you'd carry.
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  6. Have your views warmed somewhat these days? It seemed like it from the videos. Mine certainly have from watching.
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  7. To be fair though those F35s are over a decade behind schedule. We all should have ordered something else.
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  8. I miss when you used to show your accuracy results with the various components.
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  9.  @maosama3695  Not sure how many people caught the Fate Zero reference. But those damned mages. *two in a row lol, nice!
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  10.  @damiangrouse4564  Stoner was involved with flying high? huh, who would have guessed.
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  11.  @AshleyPomeroy  It was just the excuse the British government made for selling arms to Atlantis.
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  12. Yes then he will share it with all of us.
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  13. lol. Reminds me of the laptop gun from perfect dark.
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  14. Think of how handy it would be during a sword fight. Shoot or stab, or shoot and stab.
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  15. That's some sandy mud. I can mail you some better mud.
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  16. The timing of this episode seems to coincide with the release of a certain series featuring said weapon. Combine that with Ian's comments on Hecate II, it's almost as if... Ian is also a man of exquisite taste👌
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  17. interesting.
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  18. People were more bothered by that issue with online stores but it used to happen almost as often with regular Brick & Mortar comparisons. If you don't want it to happen offer price matching.
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  19. I would rather own one of these than an m1 garand.
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  20. Ain't we just.
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  21. I like these comparison/testing videos.
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  22. G-wax
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  23. ...maybe I will register a new firearms company under that name.
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  24. right!?
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  25. I still don't like Patreon, so I am not going to go there. Utreon etc., sure.
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  26. Weird, I feel as If I have heard the same thing from someone else....
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  27. "Kyber Pass, the last gun you'll ever buy"
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  28. Isn't there also an older cutlass pistol?
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  29. Mauser, Bergmann, mannlicher, they all look basically identical.
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  30. It's a snow cone maker.
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  31. You say "a realistic game is not what the market wants" But a lot of people, like yourself, were really disappointed by it. EA really aggrivated the issue with BF 2.
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  32. I am most impressed that Ian digitized himself to make this episode.
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  33.  @shlamimk4664  It feels like undeserved self gratification to read this.
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  34. I wish you did a side by side of the different models using your other footage and or photos. Still good regardless.
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  35. This gun reminds me of the xm-8.
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  36. The impression I got was that Bushmaster was synonymous with low quality.
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  37. That's cool. Aside from the mechanism thats pretty close to what I imagined as the ideal handgun.
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  38. Though I do really like the self regulating nature of it.
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  39. I like the idea, we need sport-dueling.
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  40. 🤦‍♀️
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  41. This is also a thing I would not be allowed. I would like one but... silly laws...
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  42. The exterior looks great.
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  43. No mag dump? You didn't want to install a sun roof?
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  44. "Wait why are there 6 pedals if there are only 4 directions" Pvt. Kaboose
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  45. That's just super.
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  46. Only suggestion I can make is to tell them it exists.
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  47. When someone's business is hurting these guns exemplify what I suggest as a behavioural/procedural remedy: Do the job so it works and you fulfill your obligation. THEN, when/if you have time, add in that extra effort. DO NOT, spend all your time trying to make the first thing perfect only to fall behind and get mad at the customer rushing you (or you have no money) because you misused your time, and finally delivering only 70% of your promise (let alone that ideal). These guns are a great example of getting 90% of the ideal for 50% of the effort. It's that last 10-15% that sales exponentially in time and money, the closer you try to get to perfection (and "wouldn't it be great if..."). This is why you don't have infinite colour options on your included TV remotes, or an AI in your deadbolt. Going above and beyond cannot be infinite, focus on one or two things your customer actually values (not what you value).
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  48. Go vote for Ian in the Gundies.
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  49.  @agentcrm  True they cost, but they're also what brings the viewers not the TV content. Were the alternative true people never would have given up tv for YouTube.
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  50. I like the logo. I assume it is a sword's hilt? (mostly pommel)
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