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by CinMel Check out the new list here:Your Thrift Store/Bargain Finds 18 - 24 May 2026

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by CinMel A new GeekList has been posted Your Thrift Store/Bargain Finds 18 - 24 May 2026

by Surya An item Board Game: Pyramis has been added to the geeklist Surya's list of games he played for the first time in 2026

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by sofiavasqq An item Board Game: Detective Club has been added to the geeklist Games I’ve Played:)

by sofiavasqq An item Board Game: Paranormal Detectives has been added to the geeklist Games I’ve Played:)

by GameCr8zGal An item Board Game: The Whatnot Cabinet has been added to the geeklist Largest Los Angeles Virtual Flea Market (Expected over 2700 Items) Strategicon Gamex May 22-25 2026 LA Airport Hilton- In Person Exchange

by sofiavasqq An item Board Game: Deception: Murder in Hong Kong has been added to the geeklist Games I’ve Played:)

by M St I'm thinking of the shooter's rotation, too. But the relevant frame of reference is not the pilot's, it's the shot's (bullet or bolt) since deflection is about the bullet meeting the target. The sixty degree sweep of a '1' rotation is over the time of a whole turn. The shot stops rotating when it leaves the barrel and the just continues to drift in the rotation direction at the speed of the rotation at the location of the barrel, which should be vastly smaller than the speed of the shot, and only for the fraction of the turn that the shot actually travels. (Of course one could argue that the same effect is accommodated by the deflection table for the relative speed.)This is where the design wisely did not specify scale. But even if you wanted to assume the full effect (and slow bullets), then you could still accommodate that by just using rotation x distance as the input to the deflection table instead