Have you ever wondered where the side missions fit into the season two story line? Or where all the supply missions, race missions, airdrops, etc. fit in? @abelrunners and I did, so we looked into it and finally composed this list. Last updated after the Spring VR 2017. We haven’t included the Audible production, “The Way Of All Flesh” (but it would fit in between Spring VR 2016 and S1M1).
Hope this’ll be helpful! 🙂
RMs (Radio Mode) should be listened to during the appropriate seasons after normal missions. Keep in mind that certain missions unlock RM clips.
Season One: • S1M2: Distraction • SUPPLY: Decoy Duty • S1M3: Lay of the Land • SUPPLY: Ammo Run • S1M4: A Lost Child • SUPPLY: Fuel Run • S1M5: Paul Revere • S1M6: Supply Run • S1M7: A Voice in the Dark • S1M8: The Old Milll • SUPPLY: Medicine Run • SUPPLY: Food Supply Run • S1M9: Recovery • SUPPLY: Tech Supply Run • S1M10: Tess • S1M11: Back to School • S1M12: Alternates • S1M13: A Regular Meds Run • S1M14: Patient 29 • RACE: ABEL 5K: Ultra-Violet • RACE: ABEL 10K: Visiting Van Ark • RACE: ABEL 20K: Jeffro Complex • RACE: CANTON 5K: Big Cheese • RACE: CANTON 10K: Etymology • RACE: CANTON 20K: Plasmapheresis • S1M15: Virtuous Circle • SUPPLY: Entertainment Run • AUTUMN VR 2016: Training mission #1 • AUTUMN VR 2016: Training Mission #2 • AUTUMN VR 2016: 5K or 10K • S1M16: Scouting Mission • S1M17: Information Exchange • AUTUMN VR 2015: 5K or 10K • S1M18: Eavesdropping • S1M19: An Unimportant Mission • S1M20: Listen In • S1M21: Siege • S1M22: Horde • S1M23: Aftermath • S1RM.
Interval Training should be played during S1 after M3 and before M20.
Season Two: • S2M1: Back Once Again • S2M2: From the Ashes • Airdrop #1 • S2M3: Walking On Broken Glass • S2M4: We Used To Be Friends • Airdrop #2 • S2M5: Ghosts • S2M6: Let The Dogs Come out • S2M7: Mummy’s Hand • S2M8: Chicken Payback • Airdrop #3 • S2M9: All Together Now • S2S1 (Season 2, Side mission 1): Canada • S2M10: Holding Out For A Hero • S2S2: Headcount • S2M11: The Kids Are Alright • S2M12: Relight My Fire • Airdrop #4 • S2S3: Whack-A-Mole • S2S4: Times New Roaming • Airdrop #5 • S2M13: SOS • S2M14: You’re Rocking The Boat • S2M15: Hounds of Love • S2S5: Top 40 • S2S6: Trefoil • Airdrop #6 • S2M16: Electric Dreams • S2M17: The Object Is A Hungry Wolf • S2M18: Dark and Long • S2M19: Dare • S2M20: Toxic • S2S7: War Is The Answer • S2M21: Always Take The Weather • S2S8: Interview With a Girl Guide • S2M22: No Future • S2M23: Galvanize • S2M24: London Calling • S2S9: Zombies, Row! • S2M25: Con Te Partiro • S2M26: S-Express • S2M27: Banditos • S2S10: Zombies, Climb! • S2S11: Zombies, Stretch! • S2S12: Search And Rescue • S2S13: Actual Cannibal Rescue Mission • S2M28: Ghost Town • S2M29: The Lion Sleeps Tonight • S2M30: Panic • S2S14: Circuit Training • S2S15: Quartermaster • S2S16: Zombies, Bike! • S2M31: Hello • S2M32: Tightrope • S2M33: Athena • S2M34: Ready To Go • S2H1 (Halloween): Living Dead Girl • S2H2: Horse Play • S2H3: Wai Chu Xiao Xin • S2M35: Dog Days Are Over • S2M36: One Way Or Another • S2M37: Sweet Escape • S2M38: Jailbreak • S2M39: Psycho Killer • S2M40: Little Lies • S2M41: You Know My Name • S2M42: Road To Nowhere • S2M43: The Final Countdown • S2M44: Something Good, 08 • S2M45: Going Underground • S2RM
Season Three: • S3M1: Break Your Heart • S3M2: The Safety Dance • S3M3: Rescue Me • S3M4: Left To My Own Devices • S3M5: Walk of Life • S3M6: Career Day • S3M7: Life’s A Happy Song • S3M8: Believe • S3M9: I Don’t Want To Get Over You • S3M10: The Man Who Sold the World • S3M11: Stray Cat Strut • S3M12: Ready To Start • S3M13: Autopilot • S3M14: Keeper Of Secrets • S3M15: Veronica • S3M16: Battle Born • S3M17: Carry Me Home • S3M18: I’ve Got A Theory • S3M19: Descent • S3M20: Only Love Can Break Your Heart • S3M21: Sin In My Heart • S3M22: Your Cheatin’ Heart • S3M23: I’m With Stupid • S3M24: Return To The Forbidden Planet • S3M25: The Road Goes Ever On And On • S3M26: Brand New Start • S3M27: Blue • S3M28: A Little Night Music • S3M29: Where’s Your Head At • S3M30: Submission • S3M31: Scream And Shout • S3M32: Dynamite • S3M33: Upside Down • S3M34: I Crush Everything • S3M35: Leave My Brain Alone • S3M36: Old World • S3M37: Back In Your Head • S3M38: We’re Needed • S3M39: It’s Raining Again • S3M40: Addicted To Love • S3M41: Interiors • S3M42: Insane In The Brain • S3M43: Love Is A Stranger • S3M44: Welcome Home (Sanitarium) • S3M45: Aquarius • S3M46: Shoot The Runner • S3M47: Comfortably Numb • S3M48: Reunion Tour • S3M49: Sowing Season • S3M50: Listen All You People • S3M51: Bad Moon Rising • S3M52: Shiver Me Timbers • S3M53: There Is Power In A Union • S3M54: The Milkman Og Human Kindness • S3M55: Into The Light • S3M56: Natural Anthem • S3M57: Rollercoasters • S3M58: Up • S3M59: Mambo Number Five • S3M60: Sacrifice • S3RM
Season Four: • S4M1: Pound The Alarm • S4M2: We Built This City • S4M3: Post War Blues • S4M4: Super Bass • S4M5: Better The Devil You Know • S4M6: Brain Damage • S4S1: Life Day • S4M7: Does Your Mother Know • S4M8: With A Little Help From My Friends • S4M9: Wake Me Up Before You Go Go • S4M10: Futures • S4M11: Lullaby • S4M12: Strange Disease • S4M13: History Repeating • S4M14: Church of The Poison Mind • S4M15: Sweet Things • S4S2: Hierarchy Of Needs • S4M16: Old And Wise • S4M17: The Living Daylights • S4M18: Down Down • S4M19: There’s No I In Team • S4M20: Nitroglycerin • S4M21: In Da Club • S4M22: Runaway Baby • S4M23: Goodbye To You • S4M24: Livin’ On A Prayer • S4M25: Another Brick In The Wall • S4M26: Grown Ups • S4M27: Hit Me Baby One More Time • S4M28: Honey Honey • S4M29: Monster • S4M30: We Are Golden • S4M31: Got My Mind Set On You • S4M32: Tower Of Song • S4M33: One Of Us • S4M34: Who Are You • S4M35: You Win Again • S4M36: Back In Black • S4M37: Cherish • S4M38: The Game Has Changed • S4M39: Bed Of Lies • S4M40: Choice • S4RM
Season Five: • S5M1: You Spin Me Round • S5M2: Run To You • S5M3: Thorn In My Side • S5M4: Hanging On The Telephone • S5M5: Voodoo Child • S5M6: Changes • S5M7: Sail Away • S5M8: Liar Liar • S5M9: Brothers in Arms • S5M10: Wrong Song • S5M11: All About That Bass • S5M12: Everything Is Beautiful • S5M13: Drive My Car • S5M14: Step Into My Office, Baby • S5M15: Poker Face • S5M16: You’re Still The One • S5M17: Nothing’s Gonna Stop Us Now • S5M18: Here Comes The Rain Again • S5M19: Sweet Dreams • S5M20: Stay Alive • S5M21: Staying Alive • S5M22: Hit Me With Your Best Shot • S5M23: Hungry Like the Wolf • S5M24: Come Undone • S5M25: Village Green Preservation Society • S5M26:We Have All The Time In The World • S5M27: For Your Eyes Only • S5M28: Live And Let Die • S5M29: Renegade Master • S5M30: Lazarus • S5M31: Want You Gone • S5M32: Inspector Norse • S5M33: Ice Ice Baby • S5M34: Cold as Ice • S5M35: Break The Ice • S5M36: Let It Go • S5M37: Nothing But Love • S5M38: Get The Party Started • S5M39: Follow Me, Follow You • S5M40: The Room Where It Happens
I just ordered these things from Ebay! For around 150kr – Less than $22! I paid $16 for the zebra mildliners in flourescent, when I bought them from Amazon, so I’d recommend that you buy them from Ebay. Anyways, I can’t wait to get all of my stuff!
Wait, wait…. Is that seriously it? How their clothes go?
that genuinely is it
yeah hey whats up bout to put some fucking giant sheets on my body
lets bring back sheetwares
When you’re carding, spinning and weaving everything from scratch, using the big squares exactly as they come off the loom must seem like a fucking brilliant idea. 90% (or more) of pre-14th century clothing is made purely on squares (and sometimes triangles cut from squares).
How did they get the fabric so fine it draped like that? Was that something medieval europe forgot? Or do I just have a completely misguided image of historical clothing?
The way they could get away with pinking and slashing doublets in the 16th century was partially because the fabrics were so tightly woven that you could simply cut a line on the bias and nothing would fray.
Modern fabric machining sucks ass in terms of giving us any kind of quality like the kind human beings produced prior to the Industrial Revolution.
*yells about textile history*
Reblogging because it’s fascinating.
The Celts made very fine clothing as well. They invented plaid after all, and the same weaves that have been found at the La Tene/Halstatt salt mines in Austria were also found as far away as western China in the tombs of the Tarim mummies.
Can we talk about 18th century and regency era muslin as well because that shit is gorgeous. It’s so fine it’s more transparent than silk chiffon and oh the tiny hems you can make with it!! I have an 18th century neckerchief and the hem is about 2mm wide. Not kidding, 2mm!!! Because it didn’t fray like our stuff does now. All we can produce nowadays is a rough, scratchy, bullshit excuse for muslin and it’s horrid.
I love this because we’ve gotten so blind to what makes ‘good’ fabric now – machine lace? horrible scratchy shit mostly made from poly. Actual lace is handmade, lasts for fucking EVER and looks stunning.
Regency gowns fucking rocked in terms of fabric quality – we use muslin as a ‘throw away’ before sewing the real fabric, back then it WAS a real fabric and it was so finely made you wouldn’t even think it was the same stuff.
Hand hemming is still the best way to finish off anything, but harder than hell because of the shitty weave of modern fabrics.
Satin? Silks?!
Pah. Yes, fabric is cheaper, more affordable and varied than before, but it is an area where QUALITY was sacrificed for QUANTITY.
(I don’t want to seem like I’m shitting on how great we have it now for clothes and martials or anything, because YAY!! but also, I’d love to get my mits on a bolt of real Muslin)
archaeologists recently found some Bronze Age fabric woven on site and preserved in marsh in England. it’s fine to die for. they were exporting it and trading into Asia.
I’m not into fashion, but I love reading about the history and evolution of it.
NASA created retro travel posters for different locations in our solar system in hopes of inspiring young people to imagine a future where common space travel is a possibility.
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