#foxhole

[theworldatwar]

US soldiers chop a foxhole in the frozen ground as they prepare for any signs of the enemy - Ardennes, Belgium, Dec 1944. CREDIT : LIFE Magazine

[tehawesomestkitteh]

I like to think 20mm (in Foxhole) explodes into shrapnel on impact, which is why it always causes bleed and only works for thinly-armored planes and infantry

[foxhole-the-scroop]

Somewhere Just Outside of the War

[whydidisavethistomyphone]

[f-oxtr-ot]

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|FOXHOLES|

I thought of this silly idea, idk. Get it? Haha cuz they're...like in foxholes

[07-king]

I know it’s pretty obvious but the game foxhole is so slaughter coded, just the premise of an endless conflict that if won or lost, just resets the territories to start the repeating cycle of mining, building, delivering and fighting. The amount of effort being put into building killing machines, the fact that every single person is on one map with one goal: to kill, the bloodied, withered, cratered trenches of the constantly shifting front lines, the decay and destruction of backline factories that have been caught in said shifting front lines. it feels like TMA 163 condensed in a game, shit, every time you launch into the game, right before you spawn in the starting area, you are shown the statistics of the casualties on both sides!

[wealmostaneckbeard]

TODAYS THE DAY

We take to the skies!

[ederiuss]

Did some sketching, destroyer from le funny game called Foxhole

Been nice exploring things recently