 a warning.

The Island- The one Artifact will not spawn in single player, it can only be acquired on a server or by using commands.

Multiple maps- Drops come down, land on a pebble, and can no longer be accessed.



Aberration- Northeast Surface tunnels become blocked by an invisible boundary, permanently denying access to that region.

Aberration- The redwood trees can be tapped, but not usable with a tree platform.

Extinction- Often in drop pod wave spawns, a few dinos will spawn behind a rock, which they can't path around, getting themselves "stuck" behind it. But going to kill them ends the event as a failure because you went too far away.They're only here for the summer!
Carmel Hills is appealing because it is Christian, (which is important to us) and is small enough to have a casual homey family atmosphere.
14. A Lot Like Home, Inc.
Ranson Ridge deserves a 5+ STAR Rating! The best in my Book! I have had the pleasure of moving my mother to Ranson Ridge Assisted Living and Memory Care and they have the most Loving and Welcoming Staff! The Best Facility! Great Food! Wonderful Activities! Nursing Staff is Top Notch! Can't Say enough! Love Ranson Ridge! Thank You for all you do!!!John and Justin look at the DeHavilland Mosquito Squadron for Blood Red Skies from Warlord Games.
This set comes with a swarm of six mozzies, the special advantage denoting bases and all the marking sheets, cards and tokens to take these twin-engine bombers to the tabletop.
Would you fly these wooden wonders?
I compeltely agree with John on this but I’d go one further than him and say is was the best aircraft of the time. The versatility of the mosquito meant that it could pretty much fill any role required of it. Of course I’m all about the recce side but thats going to translate very well into this game. If I’m honest I’ve avoided Blood red skys till I saw these a while back, definitely something I’m going to pick up soon!
Ha, My favourite WWII warplane, as John said, this beauty did practically everything a warplane could, and it was awesome.
One day I will try this game out.
The RAF did wonders in WW2 to not be crushed by the Luftwaffe. Good planes, but pilots defending their homeland, family and friends from the enemy is a great motivator.
I still haven’t played Blood Red Skies, but my starter box is painted. To add some variety I need to add twin engines to both sides. Mosquito will be the British… might pick them up at UK Games Expo.
One interesting thing about twin-engine fighter aircraft is due to their guns being mounted on the fuselage. With aircraft that had wing-mounted guns, they had to aim the guns so their fire would all be aimed at a point in space in front of the plane, typically about twenty yards or so. A twin-engine aircraft’s guns were mounted to fire straight forward, meaning they were able to engage at larger range. It’s one of the things that made twin-engine aircraft like the Mosquito and Lightning devastating opponents.
I’m not sure I’ll ever play blood red skies but I do like looking at the models and esspecially hearing the guys talk about the history.
I’m yet to get into a full out ww2 miniature game. what is the best price to performance game that could be recommended?
Hard to say… lot of WW2 games out there… even more if you include alternate history games.
Would help if you could narrow down your interest to land, sea, or air and specify if you’re looking for historical and alternate history.
A lovely looking and highly versatile aircraft. I am completely a Luftwaffe man myself but even i have to admit the Mosquito was a cutting edge development in aeronautical engineering.
I love the Mosquito. Next to the hurricane, the best of world war 2.
Don’t forget that the American P-51 Mustang became a top tier fighter after switching from Allison to Merlin engines.
one of the best an most versatile planes in the RAF at the time I think.
I’m with you John, i share your love of this plane!
I did not know about the late war version having an anti-tank gun in it though!
Thanks for the vid guys!
Always had a soft spot for the humble Mozzie. No doubt in part to multiple viewings of 633 Squadron when I was younger, but like John was saying some of the stories about the missions they got sent on are nuts- that one he mentions about the prison? If I remember right it wasn’t just the fact it took out the wall by going in over the tree tops at high speed. It wasn’t even just that the pilot was also having to avoid pylons and wires at the same height. It’s that the damn mission was precision timed to take the wall out and facilitate a coordinated jailbreak. Utterly brilliant madness.
One of my favourite aircraft and probably one of the most underrated aircraft of the war. I don’t think its full potential was ever really realised which is why it was initially relegated to reconnaissance. When you look at today’s bombers, I guess it was ahead of its time.
Its always interesting sitting through these. Where was John when I was doing my GCSEs?
The massive gaps bother me so much, that I may not even buy them as long as they’re pre-assembled….Game of Thrones most famous face hosted Saturday Night Live for the first time. Did he make Westeros proud?
Peter Dinklage is a fine actor, no question, and he took the stage to promote the latest season of HBO’s Game of Thrones (he’s also in that Melissa McCarthy movie The Boss, but whatever). He shines in even the weaker films he’s acted in, so I expected a lot from this episode. And on the music side is Gwen Stefani, who I hope needs no introduction. If you don’t know she is, congratulations: you’ve made the youngest Laser Time employee feel old.
At This Hour Cold Open
I hadn’t heard of Scottie Nell Hughes before this sketch, but that didn’t matter: Cecily Strong killed it. It’s always good to see Darrell Hammond’s Donald Trump, and I’m just gonna go ahead and give this sketch the “Best Use of Missy Elliot Lyric” award. A better political cold open than most.
Monologue
It wasn’t the overall funniest monologue this season — what a bizarre portrayal of George RR Martin — but I appreciate that it didn’t lean on any cliche Q&A or musical numbers. And even I’ve seen better, I haven’t seen one this brief in a while.
Winnie the Pooh
It’s always funny introducing a radically different character to the 100 Acre Wood, and Jay Pharoah shone as Denny the Real. Everyone else in the room was just fodder for his zingers. A good premise, well delivered.
Naked & Afraid: Celebrity Edition
I was expecting a parade of impressions with this one… but what I got instead was (a naked) Leslie Jones being her usual hilarious, sassy self alongside (an also naked) Peter Dinklage. The image of her cuddling him like John Lennon and Yoko Ono isn’t one I’ll soon forget. Definitely a highlight of the episode.
Mafia Meeting
Definitely a one-note sketch, but man, does Peter do a great robot.
Trendy Restaurant
“And here’s your glory hole.” One of the best sketch premises yet — this is exactly the raunchiness I expect to see from time to time on SNL. I loved Jay and Kyle Mooney shuffling behind the hole, and Beck Bennett removing his pants at the end was a great final punch line.
Game of Thrones Sneak Peek
When you have Peter Dinklage host, you have to do a Game of Thrones sketch. And when you do a Game of Thrones sketch, you have Bobby Moynihan play the dragon mo-cap guy. They definitely could have found a stronger premise, but Bobby’s shenanigans were still good for some laughs.
Weekend Update
Colin Jost and Michael Che also stuck it to Trump, and although Che had stronger lines, it was still a good segment; Che’s jokes overall were better this week too. Pete Davidson also did his usual standup-at-the-desk thing, this time focused on the Hulk Hogan sex tape court ruling. Weirdly, Pete seemed to be winging a lot of the lines here — was he just higher than usual? — but it was darn funny regardless. Kenan Thompson also brought his David Ortiz impression back to the Update desk. I’ve said many times that Kenan’s impressions are terrible, but this is one of the good ones. A pretty good Update overall.
Undersea Hotel
Gotta love crazy the post-Update sketch. Taran Killam plays a hilarious corpse, and though I don’t score based on production value, the set design of this sketch was fantastic too.
Vacation Nightmares
Aidy Bryant and Kate McKinnon are definitely a great team, but unfortunately this sketch was still