Win Easily with this Pure Walking Simulator

[@stevenphilcock4178]

Amazing Fact : Dreadnought - The word goes back to the late 17th century when it meant a "fearless person" or Bug in DRG:S (who dreaded naught - nothing) :D

[@FswithFarham]

This factoid is better than mine.

[@stevenphilcock4178]

9:39 That's what she said. You knew this was coming I could tell when you said it haha Thanks Farham for the entertainment :D

[@tjk3430]

Nice!

[@TractorBoy432]

Good battle with the Triremes!!😂

[@FswithFarham]

I think one is a Byzantium Fire Thrower.

[@kyvan15]

I almost had a spit take at :43 when Farham's brain short circuited with that first level up. LOL!

[@TractorBoy432]

Yes, I picked up on that as well. Also, did you see Farham's reaction when he realised the weapons jam right at the start?🤣

[@FswithFarham]

Hah, don't often see first levels like that!

[@shreknet]

good run :D

[@FswithFarham]

Was an incredible first level, almost fell out my chair.

[@Aightaight2-b5v]

For people without any knowledge of naval history, the word Dreadnought has connotations of a strong and powerful unit that outclasses other units through brute force not agility. That's what the Dreadnought Bug does, so the term fits it well.

[@FswithFarham]

Ah is that why it's called that. I'm pretty sure they never got used in an actual naval battle and were superseded in short order.

[@sparkymotive]

The Obama loadout nice

[@FswithFarham]

Bringing out the big guns.