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Brett Wolfe
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=247thMKzUBk

@btrayne, are you Brett Wolfe?
This sure seems like it's a self link.

This video (sans snarky comentary) actually came from the SBS, The Feed from 2013 - http://www.sbs.com.au/news/thefeed/story/otherkin-heart-human-spirit-wolf

Speaking as someone who played since the original I completely get where you are coming from.

But, this is easily the most R6 a game has felt since raven shield and once you start to learn the maps and build up a team the planning stage kind of comes into it's own.

I know it's not the same as spending hours tweaking the plan alone (before watching your AI sqaud mess it up). But the tactical depth is very much still there.

Terrorist hunt on realistic difficulty is the equal of any challenge I had in the old R6's, more so really considering the destruction and tools available.

A game with a good team, scouting with drones and breach/sweeping together feels every bit as tense and cerebral as before IMHO.

The only big downside is you need other players, there is a lone wolf mode, but no AI teammates regrettably.

Teen Wolf, I get that reference. =)

Tasmanian has had a very rough time with the Tassy Tiger also being hunted to extinction (kind of a marsupial wolf iirc) and, not to equate humans to animals, the Tasmanian Aboriginals also being wiped out due to small pox and other diseases from well meaning missionaries.

In the devils case, this seems to be an awful trick of evolution, as noted in the video, a single animal experienced a cell mutation which left it with a communicable cancer that is uniquely suited to transmit via the devils form of (anti)social interaction... = (

Er.. massive skill, but from what I saw some of his pieces are really awful conceptually. Craft fair stuff. Then others were very good. I wonder if it's commissioned ("I want a wolf, howling at the moon, with a big ferocious eagle spreading her wings above...").

If you liked Suzuki's visuals and cinematography, I can only recommend Tokyo Drifter, a Yakuza movie that was a kind of pioneer in perverting the codes of the genre.

If you like 60s Japanese period flicks with a Sergio-Leonesque take on the Samurais genre, Suzuki also made a couple, but in that case do also have a look at Kenji Misumi's work, better known as the director of the original Zatoichi The Blind Swordsman, and of course as the main director of Lone Wolf And Cub, a.k.a Baby Kart. The two first movies were kind-of-butchered, re-cut and re-dubbed as "Shogun Assassin" in the USA; but the real thing is six movies long, and all of them are worth it in my opinion.

http://www.wolf-pac.com/

Its almost impossible to change things at the federal level. Citizen's United MUST be repealed. It is possible. It has to be done at the state level and we need a lot more states to get on board. Outside of Wash D.C. Its almost impossible to find anyone who agrees with Citizen's United, which is why you can get traction with this on the state level.

In off road racing (which I used to do), equipment failure was really usually more of an issue than driving speed. Something broke in almost every desert race I ran, it's not letting that stop you that the sport was all about, even more so when you are a lone wolf racing team (one man driver/owner/mechanic-no pit crew). I have to think the same goes in mountain biking.

http://www.wolf-pac.com/

There ARE things we can still do... Does anyone really think that will be the case in 10 years?

Deray McKesson: Eloquent, Focused Smackdown of Wolf Blitzer has been added as a related post - related requested by newtboy on that post.

You cant do that. The babies just run off when you try to mover it. Any perceived threat and they f'ing scatter. I hate it when wolf spiders get in the house like this. You basically just have to spray them.

It's got to be Lone Wolf and Cub or one of it's sequels.
Maybe Shogun Assassin ?