Holy sh.. Thats nostalgia. That multiplayer mode where you had to spawn soldiers to win was magic. To bad the danish garden gnomes got cold feet after kane and lynch and now do not dare to do anything else than Hitman
>this one site uses the special word to say my country's tallest buildings are tall, so they must be tall!
that's nice, dear. 111m wouldn't even make the tallest 100 buildings in my city, never mind country.
>110m
congratulations your people have achieved literally 1920s "modestly tall building" technology. >meanwhile, in America >>With a roof height of 612 feet (187 m), the Singer Tower was the tallest building in the world from 1908 to 1909, when it was surpassed by the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Tower.
I flipped my shit when I learned that Seattle had a taller building than all of Europe combined for most of the 20th century. For 90% of it if you exclude Moscow from Europe. Yuros just don't build tall buildings.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
honestly we don't really build that much tall shit in the US anymore either, only the Chinese and other developing countries bother with that dick measuring contest anymore.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
There's not really any reason to. The big skyscraper boom in the early 20th century was driven by streetcars and a high degree of urbanization. The second boom mid-century was driven by suburbs feeding downtown business districts. There's just no motivation to have big office buildings in 2023. Communing sucks, public transportation sucks, everyone can just work from home.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
T'is true, we just dont like them tally wally buildings here.
That's funny, but it actually makes sense that there's cities / towns in Europe named after American citires. in the US we have a buttload of towns named after European cities and whatnot. In particular, where I used to live in Upstate NY was like a bonanza of every other town being named after some European / mid eastern city. Palmyra is one I remember, there were some egyptian named towns, I think Cairo was one, Greece, Warsaw, Geneva, Macedon, hell fucking Syracuse is named after an ancient greek city.
Also, Moscow, Idaho where that dude killed a bunch of college students or whatever.
If the Russians invaded NYC they would get turned into chopped cheese the ocky way in Brooklyn and we’d get sturdy on their dead bodies
>Russians on the outskirts of New York
Based. I've been training for this since 2003
Holy sh.. Thats nostalgia. That multiplayer mode where you had to spawn soldiers to win was magic. To bad the danish garden gnomes got cold feet after kane and lynch and now do not dare to do anything else than Hitman
>gets shot in the back by Jamal on his way to NY
>There's an alternate universe out there where Freedom Fighters 2 exists
It's not fair bros
only place where I've seen urban combat with skyscrapers is in military sci-fi novels
Can you point to Sarajevo on a map, anon?
Those barely qualify as high rises Anon. They’re definitely not skyscrapers.
>90m tall
>definition of skyscraper is 100m tall
At the high end of high rises, but i guess i have to concede that they aren't skyscrapers.
I'm seeing 110m
First result said 90 for me, others 110. odd.
Maybe occupiable space? Or maybe that was the original plan and those hats came later in design.
not exactly megalopolis
>25 stories
>skyscraper
bruh
>UNITIC Twin Towers (full name: United Investment and Trading Company, formerly UNIS Holding BiH) are twin skyscrapers
>skyscrapers
https://www.skyscrapercenter.com/building/unis-towers-i/10210
Literally on skyscrapercenter.com.
>this one site uses the special word to say my country's tallest buildings are tall, so they must be tall!
that's nice, dear. 111m wouldn't even make the tallest 100 buildings in my city, never mind country.
>110m
congratulations your people have achieved literally 1920s "modestly tall building" technology.
>meanwhile, in America
>>With a roof height of 612 feet (187 m), the Singer Tower was the tallest building in the world from 1908 to 1909, when it was surpassed by the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Tower.
>Murica has a bigger building!
No shit fuckwad, a building doesn't have to be #`1 to be a skyscraper
It needs to at least beat 1920s buildings to be considered a skyscraper in the 1980s.
I flipped my shit when I learned that Seattle had a taller building than all of Europe combined for most of the 20th century. For 90% of it if you exclude Moscow from Europe. Yuros just don't build tall buildings.
honestly we don't really build that much tall shit in the US anymore either, only the Chinese and other developing countries bother with that dick measuring contest anymore.
There's not really any reason to. The big skyscraper boom in the early 20th century was driven by streetcars and a high degree of urbanization. The second boom mid-century was driven by suburbs feeding downtown business districts. There's just no motivation to have big office buildings in 2023. Communing sucks, public transportation sucks, everyone can just work from home.
T'is true, we just dont like them tally wally buildings here.
can you point to
>urban combat
on the map of Sarajevo
Yes. what weird question.
i'm sorry, bro
i dont even know why i posted that
its well past my bed time, good night
I don't even think Ukraine actually has skyscrapers, looks like their tallest building is just a random 40+ stories residential.
>it's real
I'm seeing fighter jets over I-95
How the hell did they get through?!
Those goddamn Chinese balloons man! The balloooons!
It was always ridiculous how they were able to invade America and all of Europe at the same time.
You’re doing a great job tonight, janny.
When in doubt, the Republic turns to Bogie in “Casablanca”:
It's funny when the memes about people never looking at a map of Ukraine before 2022 are borne out by reality.
That's funny, but it actually makes sense that there's cities / towns in Europe named after American citires. in the US we have a buttload of towns named after European cities and whatnot. In particular, where I used to live in Upstate NY was like a bonanza of every other town being named after some European / mid eastern city. Palmyra is one I remember, there were some egyptian named towns, I think Cairo was one, Greece, Warsaw, Geneva, Macedon, hell fucking Syracuse is named after an ancient greek city.
Also, Moscow, Idaho where that dude killed a bunch of college students or whatever.
new york is named after york
then why they didnt name paris texas new paris
Isn’t New York on the coast of the Pacific Ocean? I didn’t realise Russia was so close!
T. Sarah Palin
If they dare to even set foot on it, we'll immediately occupy Moscow within the hour in retaliation, mark my word.
>Russians on the outskirts of New York NATO is finished.
Promises, Promises.
Never fulfilled.
Dreams are shattered.
I am sad.