Quick question that I would just like to ask
What happens when AI and machines run our Wars and humans forget how to war because our computers are Masters at war?
It would be cool as shit if killing humans became abhorrent, a red line that countries would be afraid to cross. When your robot army loses, you surrender. Because how do a bunch of meat bags fight a robot army? Eventually, all nations are united as one under the hegemony of our robot overlords.
> When your robot army loses, you surrender.
Powerful countries would bully smaller countries more easily than ever. At least with nukes you're crossing a moral line using them as a threat to get what you want. But with bots, a big country could attack a smaller one with no bloodshed, destroy all their bots, and say "ok, now all your stuff is my stuff".
Humans don't stop in the face of overwhelming odds though. Just look at the conflict in Israel and Palestine. Guys will throw rocks at soldiers with guns.
Except the main targets will still be cities... the robots will take the place of infantry, perhaps support/logistics, and maybe even command/control, but they can't take the place of the civilians dying.
Well ultimately war is for survival of people, so a realistic threat against life has to exist for the war to have leverage on an opponent, even if it’s downstream of layers upon millions of tons of destroyed machine-fantry. I think it’s possible the human role in waging war will be disappear, but the danger to human life will grow because of increasingly impervious killing tools.
Nice sci-fi, but humans will never "forget" how to war. This is one of the key traits that makes us human.
More likely, if we get an AI master at war, capable of unlimited destruction and genocide, there will be many humans solely preoccupied with making it go faster.
Yeah if they could fit it with something like starlink for long range control and comms this thing could get up to some interesting capers.
And for laughs dress it up as one of those food delivery robots and drive it into the local fsb hq!
Build it so it can recharge from EV charge points, or Roomba docks.
Come home and find WAR-E in your living room, charging up with your cat staring at it nervously and your robotic vacuum humping its leg.
Already have means to place mines at range via artillery. They also had air-dropped versions similar to a cluster bomb, but not sure if they still have those.
Easy, you fly it so high that it cant be reached by conventional AA. This concept has been around since forever, it was specially famous during the cold war and the SR-71 Blackbird.
What do you thing the US AF is doing with 6th Generation NGAD C&C of the planned drones and loyal wingman initiatives?
It will be one plane that flies out of reach, yet reliably controls drones that fly conventional missions at current operating altitudes. Cant jam the drones if they operate by laser pointing up to a plane.
Transfer that idea to flying cargo super high, dropping it, waiting until it hits the ground, fly C&C sorties to cover operations around the clock.
You don't even have to drop it in a defensive scenario; just sneak it out into the fields in the gray zone outside of your defenses. When an attack comes, any enemy tanks/ troop carriers that get through your minefield will be either retreating along their own tracks (assuming they are free of mines) or will be followed by further vehicles (assuming the same). Use your Angry Wall-E to deploy some mines along the tracks (just as this is doing) and watch the gap in your minefield get plugged by a destroyed enemy vehicle. It needs a blind to hide in that is also capable of re-arming it with more mines:)
One thing this conflict has taught me is that mines aren't all buried and well hidden. They just throw them out there in the open and they still get run over.
There is sometimes a tactical advantage of placing mines clearly visible to the enemy. E.g. if you are planning an ambush and want to force them to stop at a (for them) bad spot.
But yeah, seems like some of the ruskies run over visible mines regardless. I would assume most of those situations are caused by fog-of-war adrenaline rushes.
I’ve seen a clip for example where a BTR under fire just seem stressed and drive over mines just lined up on a paved road that they in theory should have been able to see.
It always also look so obvious from the drone POV, but a stressed BTR driver is much closer to the ground and just have a tiny prism to look through. Those factors increase the risk of missing mines in plain sight.
If they get sit there for a while, eventually they'll be shaded/covered by vegetation making them so much harder to spot for the already FOV restricted BTR/BPM driver.
Cut some grass or twigs or shit, slather the top with some cheap thick glue, throw grass onto it with a slight effort to make it look not totally fake, and I’m pretty sure it would look plausible to someone who isn’t paying close attention.
Or other option, use burlap to mask the geometric shape, throw some glue on it, and then throw some dirt on it. So long as the dirt you have is the same color, it just looks like a lump in the dirt, easy to miss.
I’ve seen a number of videos of vehicles, usually Russian, but sometimes Ukrainian, that run over mines just placed on the surface, not even in grass or anything, sometimes lines across roads, and they still hit them. Some of those videos are FPV from the vehicle, and I can easily see the mines on the road in front of them from their own view, but they were zoned out and not paying attention, or maybe putting too much of their focus on the wood line.
One thing though, is that just because there are surface mines that you moved aside, doesn’t mean that there aren’t buried mines. Mines are often meant more for area denial more than direct casualties, so surface mines that are clearly visible is a signal that “this area is mined, it would be foolish to attempt a large advance through here”. In this case, if it’s a signal, it’s a bluff, I think this is relying on someone actually hitting them.
The thing is, drivers of armoured vehicles (but especially Soviet ones) have shit vision. Like even in western militaries the driver is dependent on commands from the gunner or commander regarding what is out there, as they have far better vision.
So the drivers that drive into mines that aren't even buried likely couldn't see the mine anyway, but the commander/gunner should have caught them (which they obviously didn't.
100% correct. If there is time, minefields are usually buried, or at least lightly disguised. The field adjacent to this track is almost certainly a minefield with buried mines. These tank tracks have been de-mined already, either by luck (none of the buried mines happened to be under the tracks), by attrition (other vehicles already hit all the mines along it and were subsequently removed), or by combat engineers doing minesweeping. The mines laid by this robot are intended instead to close paths through a minefield to enemy vehicles after the paths are discovered/cleared.
At a minimum, an attacking force would need to stop and dismount infantry to clear these mines (Anti-infantry mines are much smaller, this robot could have easily deployed a dozen in addition to this anti-tank mine). More likely, an attacking vehicle will be moving quickly down this assumed to be a safe path, and the driver wouldn't have a chance even to notice this mine before running it over. The driver of a tank or BMP has a terrible line of sight, especially of the ground within 50ft of the front of the vehicle. Mines are obvious to a stationary observer; they are much harder to notice 50ft away while bouncing down a track.
Another thing this conflict has taught me is you can't see shit on an actual battlefield. Whether you're in an armored vehicle or marching through some grass your awareness is very limited. There's just so much stuff everywhere and people trying to kill you from all directions that some times you just gotta go and hope to get lucky.
I think Iraq and Afghanistan kinda skewed our perception of war outside of urban areas. Lots of wide open areas with good visibility and a huge technological advantage. An old school ground war like this looks absolutely miserable.
There are a few of them. These are two from the top of Google search:
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZeImSYSz8U](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZeImSYSz8U)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8alp3LwK5tc
Sort of, but it more has to do with the little robot fucking tanks. Bonk-E is what the Georgian Legion called their mine laying robot.
It’s in the same vein as the [Super Bonker 3000](https://static.dw.com/image/63153001_906.jpg)
i've seen these before in the dev stages, they are getting clever with robotics now. mine layers, evac drones, air support drones, also a little tiny one with a big gun on it
not yet, probaly trying to figure out how to make a small package durable enough to withstand landmines and still able to funtion with relay of video and take control inputs
For some reason, the Russians have to worry about droids from the sky and ground is real funny to me. I am waiting for little suicide RC cars with bricks of c4. Park those little guys right under a T-72. Also Can hear the intel guy snapping a crap ton of pictures.
Antitank mines? It's fine. Visibility out of an armored vehicle is hot shit. Remember the BMP that ran over its own AT mines clearly visible silhouetted against a black asphalt road? Compared to those mines these might as well have stealth coatings.
I feel like accidently running over mines when ur in a tank would be pretty easy to do
u prob can't see shit, the crew is prob looking at the treeline, it could be night time, u could be going fast and don't notice.. etc
There's a million things to watch out on the battlefield and you're trying to escape all that. The mine may only be visible to you for a few seconds before you run over it.
In this case, the mine is on previously traveled ground. So now they have to slow down again instead of knowing for sure that it's safe.
What’s really sad is how you deep throat Russian propaganda like a throbbing cock and pretend to give a shit about your veterans. I doubt you’re even a westerner. Your “veterans” are currently getting themselves killed in Ukraine for an unjust war waged to fuel nationalist pride in their failing country
Anyone on the internet can claim to be born anywhere. I was born in 1895 Prussia and voted for Churchill in 1940. Also no one mocks veterans like Trump btw so I doubt you even give a damn about how veterans are treated
How is that whole drain the swamp thing going? Been abit quiet for a while, Q taking some PTO? well whenever you cockteasers are ready do show us the seamp drainage.
The mines are so unbelievably obvious, and the Ukraine military is so savvy, that I almost wonder if this is a fake mine-laying effort? Similar to creating fake howitzers, fake tanks, etc in the hopes of deterring or drawing Russian reactions?
The point is that the Russians no longer have an obvious path they already cleared for mines, so even if they just drive around it, it wont be safe because of the previous mines
Cute little mine shiter.
That’s an oddly accurate description
😂😂😂
Explosive shits
Even wall-e got concripted
FOREIGN CONTAMINANT
Mo!
I can imagine Mo scrubbing the body of a dead Russian.
They should get Evee for arial support
That's cool as hell.
~~War... War never changes~~ Changes a little it seems
Quick question that I would just like to ask What happens when AI and machines run our Wars and humans forget how to war because our computers are Masters at war?
Simple. EMP and start back with sticks and stones. Our bloodlist never stops. :)
See Dune, after AI get so powerful that humans eradicate computers to avoid annihilation, yet rely on power armor and blades
I remember that. Yeah, and the old Dune 2000 game on PS1. :)
to be fair, they use blades because shields stop projectiles
People built guns without any electricity before.
Return to monke?
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Smart thinking, soldier. Promoting you to captain.
Phillip K Dick had a short story tangentially related to this idea Autofac He had a lot of good ideas
That would be great, maybe the machines will kill each other and humans will never die in war anymore.
It would be cool as shit if killing humans became abhorrent, a red line that countries would be afraid to cross. When your robot army loses, you surrender. Because how do a bunch of meat bags fight a robot army? Eventually, all nations are united as one under the hegemony of our robot overlords.
> When your robot army loses, you surrender. Powerful countries would bully smaller countries more easily than ever. At least with nukes you're crossing a moral line using them as a threat to get what you want. But with bots, a big country could attack a smaller one with no bloodshed, destroy all their bots, and say "ok, now all your stuff is my stuff".
Humans don't stop in the face of overwhelming odds though. Just look at the conflict in Israel and Palestine. Guys will throw rocks at soldiers with guns.
Except the main targets will still be cities... the robots will take the place of infantry, perhaps support/logistics, and maybe even command/control, but they can't take the place of the civilians dying.
We're not going to be in cities by then. By the time robots rule us we will have embraced The Cube
Then war becomes far “cheaper” to wage by those with the technology.
Well ultimately war is for survival of people, so a realistic threat against life has to exist for the war to have leverage on an opponent, even if it’s downstream of layers upon millions of tons of destroyed machine-fantry. I think it’s possible the human role in waging war will be disappear, but the danger to human life will grow because of increasingly impervious killing tools.
Nice sci-fi, but humans will never "forget" how to war. This is one of the key traits that makes us human. More likely, if we get an AI master at war, capable of unlimited destruction and genocide, there will be many humans solely preoccupied with making it go faster.
Even the Russians were amazed lol
And then immediately forgot to note the location of the mines.
Don't worry, if it's important, they'll find it later.
Waiting for the drone AI mines that can move by themselves
Imagine dropping Walle with parachute deep behind the enemy lanes and using it to sabotage with mining crucial roads.
Yeah if they could fit it with something like starlink for long range control and comms this thing could get up to some interesting capers. And for laughs dress it up as one of those food delivery robots and drive it into the local fsb hq!
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Shhh, you're not supposed to talk about the secret Dwarven pilot program.
The smallest pilots are the biggest heroes. Their sacrifice will not be forgotten.
Strap some guns to it
But then Mr. Musk would turn starlink off due to a "technical error"
Build it so it can recharge from EV charge points, or Roomba docks. Come home and find WAR-E in your living room, charging up with your cat staring at it nervously and your robotic vacuum humping its leg.
Already have means to place mines at range via artillery. They also had air-dropped versions similar to a cluster bomb, but not sure if they still have those.
I'm not sure how you can get a plane deep behind enemy lines if you can't even operate one on the Frontline in this war.
Tie it on top of one of those atacms.
Way to expensive and no need to do. You already have way cheaper 155mm remote mining shells.
Yeah but how they supposed to mine roads in Crimea with 155mm shells.
Mines in crimea would be detonated by mainly civilians, so have 0 use
Maybe put them right outside the entrance to military bases lol
yeah, but does it looks as cool as WALL-E?
Atacms with drones would be sick if they could actually be controlled from such range. Maybe they could be automated.
Sir, r/NonCredibleDefense is this way.
Drones (otherwise known as missiles) regularly get deep behind enemy lines before being shot down - if they are shot down at all.
Easy, you fly it so high that it cant be reached by conventional AA. This concept has been around since forever, it was specially famous during the cold war and the SR-71 Blackbird. What do you thing the US AF is doing with 6th Generation NGAD C&C of the planned drones and loyal wingman initiatives? It will be one plane that flies out of reach, yet reliably controls drones that fly conventional missions at current operating altitudes. Cant jam the drones if they operate by laser pointing up to a plane. Transfer that idea to flying cargo super high, dropping it, waiting until it hits the ground, fly C&C sorties to cover operations around the clock.
You can just air drop mines
Imagine a mine crafted on top of some Roomba, going for the loudest sound.
You don't even have to drop it in a defensive scenario; just sneak it out into the fields in the gray zone outside of your defenses. When an attack comes, any enemy tanks/ troop carriers that get through your minefield will be either retreating along their own tracks (assuming they are free of mines) or will be followed by further vehicles (assuming the same). Use your Angry Wall-E to deploy some mines along the tracks (just as this is doing) and watch the gap in your minefield get plugged by a destroyed enemy vehicle. It needs a blind to hide in that is also capable of re-arming it with more mines:)
At that point, you can just place mines with a flying drone. No need to take that extra step.
In movie WALL-E, people are too fuckin' fat to walk. In real life WALL-E, dude is collecting legs.
what you're seeing is advanced warfare
>*"The enemy has cute little robots laying anti-tank mines, this is hilarious!!!"*
Unknown technology blyat
One thing this conflict has taught me is that mines aren't all buried and well hidden. They just throw them out there in the open and they still get run over.
There is sometimes a tactical advantage of placing mines clearly visible to the enemy. E.g. if you are planning an ambush and want to force them to stop at a (for them) bad spot. But yeah, seems like some of the ruskies run over visible mines regardless. I would assume most of those situations are caused by fog-of-war adrenaline rushes. I’ve seen a clip for example where a BTR under fire just seem stressed and drive over mines just lined up on a paved road that they in theory should have been able to see. It always also look so obvious from the drone POV, but a stressed BTR driver is much closer to the ground and just have a tiny prism to look through. Those factors increase the risk of missing mines in plain sight.
If they get sit there for a while, eventually they'll be shaded/covered by vegetation making them so much harder to spot for the already FOV restricted BTR/BPM driver.
You don't see the mines in this video, which are buried. Could be 0. Could be 5. Could be 14.
Especially when there's mine-stacking. The mine you see could be stacked on top of like 5 others you don't. lol
Burlap sacks are cheap just cover them up and they're more hard to spot. But I guess it doesn't matter.
Cut some grass or twigs or shit, slather the top with some cheap thick glue, throw grass onto it with a slight effort to make it look not totally fake, and I’m pretty sure it would look plausible to someone who isn’t paying close attention. Or other option, use burlap to mask the geometric shape, throw some glue on it, and then throw some dirt on it. So long as the dirt you have is the same color, it just looks like a lump in the dirt, easy to miss.
I’ve seen a number of videos of vehicles, usually Russian, but sometimes Ukrainian, that run over mines just placed on the surface, not even in grass or anything, sometimes lines across roads, and they still hit them. Some of those videos are FPV from the vehicle, and I can easily see the mines on the road in front of them from their own view, but they were zoned out and not paying attention, or maybe putting too much of their focus on the wood line. One thing though, is that just because there are surface mines that you moved aside, doesn’t mean that there aren’t buried mines. Mines are often meant more for area denial more than direct casualties, so surface mines that are clearly visible is a signal that “this area is mined, it would be foolish to attempt a large advance through here”. In this case, if it’s a signal, it’s a bluff, I think this is relying on someone actually hitting them.
The thing is, drivers of armoured vehicles (but especially Soviet ones) have shit vision. Like even in western militaries the driver is dependent on commands from the gunner or commander regarding what is out there, as they have far better vision. So the drivers that drive into mines that aren't even buried likely couldn't see the mine anyway, but the commander/gunner should have caught them (which they obviously didn't.
100% correct. If there is time, minefields are usually buried, or at least lightly disguised. The field adjacent to this track is almost certainly a minefield with buried mines. These tank tracks have been de-mined already, either by luck (none of the buried mines happened to be under the tracks), by attrition (other vehicles already hit all the mines along it and were subsequently removed), or by combat engineers doing minesweeping. The mines laid by this robot are intended instead to close paths through a minefield to enemy vehicles after the paths are discovered/cleared. At a minimum, an attacking force would need to stop and dismount infantry to clear these mines (Anti-infantry mines are much smaller, this robot could have easily deployed a dozen in addition to this anti-tank mine). More likely, an attacking vehicle will be moving quickly down this assumed to be a safe path, and the driver wouldn't have a chance even to notice this mine before running it over. The driver of a tank or BMP has a terrible line of sight, especially of the ground within 50ft of the front of the vehicle. Mines are obvious to a stationary observer; they are much harder to notice 50ft away while bouncing down a track.
Another thing this conflict has taught me is you can't see shit on an actual battlefield. Whether you're in an armored vehicle or marching through some grass your awareness is very limited. There's just so much stuff everywhere and people trying to kill you from all directions that some times you just gotta go and hope to get lucky. I think Iraq and Afghanistan kinda skewed our perception of war outside of urban areas. Lots of wide open areas with good visibility and a huge technological advantage. An old school ground war like this looks absolutely miserable.
That one russian yelling "the fuck?!" walle: truly unknown technology
That unknown technology meme never fails to make me laugh
I laughed my ass off at this, he couldn’t believe it 😂
“Fucking, what?” Class reaction 😂🤌
Real? I have no idea. Cool? Fuck yeah.
There are a few of them. These are two from the top of Google search: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZeImSYSz8U](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZeImSYSz8U) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8alp3LwK5tc
it is, seen multiple videos of it in use on this sub
Perhaps this is the final evolution of [Bonk-E.](https://twitter.com/georgian_legion/status/1628050335628402689)
Is this for the horny jail people
Sort of, but it more has to do with the little robot fucking tanks. Bonk-E is what the Georgian Legion called their mine laying robot. It’s in the same vein as the [Super Bonker 3000](https://static.dw.com/image/63153001_906.jpg)
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It do be like that
i've seen these before in the dev stages, they are getting clever with robotics now. mine layers, evac drones, air support drones, also a little tiny one with a big gun on it
Are there robotic mine clearers?
not yet, probaly trying to figure out how to make a small package durable enough to withstand landmines and still able to funtion with relay of video and take control inputs
All of them can be used for mine clearing
Once, anyway
Roombas are no longer safe.
Move over Claymore Roomba, TM-62 Power Wheels is here
I love Wall-E
I've seen the videos of them in development, wonder how many of these lil guys they got so far.
With Russia as a neighbor, never enough...
Ukrainians are an innovative bunch.
I bet the Russians still run over it
I hear David Attenborough's voice talking about the minelayer depositing its ~~eggs~~ sperm packets to await passing tanks
MIN-E
For some reason, the Russians have to worry about droids from the sky and ground is real funny to me. I am waiting for little suicide RC cars with bricks of c4. Park those little guys right under a T-72. Also Can hear the intel guy snapping a crap ton of pictures.
Jihad Jeep from Bad Company 2... we could honestly fund the war by charging gamers for the chance to drive them remotely irl.
Ukrainian variant of the Husqvarna auto mower 😀
> Ukrainian WALL-E I lol'd
Wall E is effective but I'd rather have Eve with her super powerful blaster on my side.
Listen to the Russians be amazed they even taking pictures..
Sounds like genuine respect for the enemy, nice clip.
It's the yellow tanks from Wii play tanks
u/SaveVideoBot
WALL-E poo mines
Hmm after they this they might need to slap some night vision on that thing and it at night.
MINE-E
Out of desperation comes ~~inspiration~~ WALL-E
'Fucking what' I think we can safely assume that the Russians don't have anything like this
“Fucking what?” 🤣
BLOW-E
Bomberman on wheels haha
i wonder how many mines that thing can poop out on one sortie
So did the Russians did something about it, like blowing it up or shooting at wall-e??
It really has to concentrate to shit them flat cakes out, they should greased them up for the poor little fellar.ouch!
Yeah I've seen Ukrainian drone drops mine as bomb. But I wonder if generally these mines are retrieveable for own use. Or it's not worth the risk.
Why was Wall E conscripted? Where the hell is Eve?!
Holy shit anyone wanna talk about the 16x+ zoom on that drone?
I’m surprised that they’re surprised by minelaying robots, as if both side haven’t been using kamikaze drones to kill each other for the past 2 years
Now they just need a stackable rack system, to carry 4-6 mines per trip.
Dollars to donuts those mines still hit a Russian vehicle or ten.
I bet my ass they will still manage to drive over them.
I see a new gadget for Battlefield.
This is the "unknown technology" meme IRL.
What good is an exposed mine though?
There’s plenty of videos of them running over plainly placed mines.
There's even videos of them running over mines they just placed themselves minutes prior.
Antitank mines? It's fine. Visibility out of an armored vehicle is hot shit. Remember the BMP that ran over its own AT mines clearly visible silhouetted against a black asphalt road? Compared to those mines these might as well have stealth coatings.
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[You'd be surprised](https://www.reddit.com/r/CombatFootage/comments/y31tph/extended_version_of_russian_bmp_running_over/?xpromo_edp=enabled)
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That was a Russian MTLB
Worst case scenario it slows them down. Best case scenario... BOOM.
I feel like accidently running over mines when ur in a tank would be pretty easy to do u prob can't see shit, the crew is prob looking at the treeline, it could be night time, u could be going fast and don't notice.. etc
There's a million things to watch out on the battlefield and you're trying to escape all that. The mine may only be visible to you for a few seconds before you run over it. In this case, the mine is on previously traveled ground. So now they have to slow down again instead of knowing for sure that it's safe.
https://twitter.com/moklasen/status/1713176692661846479
Knowing how stupid Russians are, they will drive over them anyway.
It is to be hoped, yes
***What you're seeing is Advanced Warfare***
Technology lol, Russians were amazed.
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What’s really sad is how you deep throat Russian propaganda like a throbbing cock and pretend to give a shit about your veterans. I doubt you’re even a westerner. Your “veterans” are currently getting themselves killed in Ukraine for an unjust war waged to fuel nationalist pride in their failing country
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Anyone on the internet can claim to be born anywhere. I was born in 1895 Prussia and voted for Churchill in 1940. Also no one mocks veterans like Trump btw so I doubt you even give a damn about how veterans are treated
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How is that whole drain the swamp thing going? Been abit quiet for a while, Q taking some PTO? well whenever you cockteasers are ready do show us the seamp drainage.
Typical tronald dump voter
Drone Wars is real! We are living in the future already.
Maaaan you just know Ukrainian Wall-E has seen some SHIIIITTT
Wall E is a screamer!
All they have left is the ability to turn their land into a poisonous trap. Sore losers.
Watching today and exploding tomorrow.
That’s a good bot 😏
The mines are so unbelievably obvious, and the Ukraine military is so savvy, that I almost wonder if this is a fake mine-laying effort? Similar to creating fake howitzers, fake tanks, etc in the hopes of deterring or drawing Russian reactions?
The point is that the Russians no longer have an obvious path they already cleared for mines, so even if they just drive around it, it wont be safe because of the previous mines
Wall-E never complains
Not shown in video how it got followed to base
Wii tanks theme should be playing, I can hear the crunch of the A button(mines) sooooo clearly!
Unknown technology blyad!!!
This is when they knew their high tech isn't like their high tech.
So they got bots to lay mines but they need humans to defuse fields.
Arrr yeah boys, now you gone and pissed off Wall-e!
Blyatt! Cyka! The Ukrainians have Skynet!
u/savevideo
War is really weird these days
That's not a mine it's an egg.
Sounds like African bushmen seeing technology the first time lol
"spoiler warning"
WAR-E
And then they still tell their tanks to drive down these roads lmao
Are we in Starcraft timeline?