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Escape From Tarkov. Hands down. It is one of the harshest, unforgiving games on the market.If I had to choose a few mainstream games to describe it… It’s like a combination of Rainbow Six, Rust, and PubG!Plus, even MORE realism!– Armors have varying levels of protection.– Bullets have penetration and fragmentation chances depending on caliber, distance, and body part.– Fired ammunition leaves the end of the barrel (where it’s actually aiming) rather than a random hit-box.– Modding weapons can change horizontal/vertical recoil, muzzle velocity, weight, ergonomics, and sighting range.– Enemies are ACTUALLY dangerous and can kill you from a distance with only ONE shot.– You can take a few hits depending on the bullet caliber & placement, but won’t die until you get hit in the face/head or until your limbs are too messed up to go on.– Performing surgery on dead limbs drains hydration.– Bullets can cause bleeding effects, fractured limbs, and even make your character dizzy.– Not healing fractured limbs can cause your character to walk loudly and be unable to aim with precision.– The longer you aim down sights, depending on the weight of the weapon, your character can become fatigued and started taking heavy/tired breaths and moving the weapon more.– You can check the amount of rounds left in your magazine (at faster rates depending on the mag-type).– You can unload and reload your magazines (with better ammo), as well as mod specific weapon parts while in the action.– There are multiples zooms for some sights & lasers/sights/flashlights can be turned off/changed in raid.– Weapons can increase your weight to the point where your player-manned character (PMC) can no longer sprint as he can’t regain stamina.– An upgraded armory will allow you to make bullets in your hideout instead of buying them from a vendor/market.– You can lean (like in Rainbow Six) & change the height of your crouch (unlike Rainbow). You can also change your walking speed for creeping, medium movement, and fast walking.The game is seriously challenging and not for the faint of heart.

This answer, I’m afraid, will nearly always have some degree of bias as one tends to be emotionally connected with a superlative and emotion draining performance of either a favourite sportsman/woman or a team especially if their origin is from one’s own country.There have been so many incredible moments in the history of the Olympic Games that it would be pertinent to list out a few, from my point of view.Jesse Owens magnificent dash in the 100m in the midst of sheer adversity at Berlin, 1936 in Nazism dominated Germany - the first of his historic four gold medalsThe USSR pipping the US in that most controversial of Basketball finals at the 1972 Games in Munich.The US ice hockey team beating the awesome USSR team at Lake Placid in the winter games on 1980.Bob Beamon’s unbelievable ‘leap of the century’ which for sheer improvement of the existing world record alone is, perhaps, the most wonderful singular performance ever.And there are a few others that could be included.But to me ‘the’ best moment occurred at Montreal (‘76) when an injured Shun Fujimoto, who had broken his kneecap during the floor exercises, executed a wonderful routine on the rings and then dismounted and landed with obvious excruciating pain. Gritting his teeth, very much visible, he had to raise his foot with the broken knee involuntary. But with this magnificent sacrifice he had secured the team gold for Japan warding of the very serious challenge of the Russian team.He was under tremendous pressure not just due to his broken knee, which he and the Japanese team concealed for fear of allowing their rivals get wind of it, but also owing to the competitiveness of the Russian gymnasts. And yet, forgetting all that, he carried out his routine which included a triple somersault and a twist putting in his best ever performance on the rings. Those watching only got to know of his sacrifice for his nation, a little later and he became an overnight Olympic legend.He left the floor to rousing applause but could not participate in any other event after that. The great Sawao Kato then put in a winning performance of his own on the horizontal bar to ensure Fujimoto’s magnificent effort ended in glory for Japan.The margin of victory was a mere four tenths of a point. It continued Japan’s grip on the men’s team gymnastics gold medal since the 1960 games in Rome though the Russians ended that in 1980.Montreal Olympics: Despite a broken knee, Japanese gymnast won goldFujimoto bravery helps Japan make it five golds in a row - Gymnastics

The time I was working in open-heart surgery and they wheeled in the patient.What was so special about it. In an open heart operation there are teams of trained persons preparing in advance, IV solutions medications, opening several sterile tables full of sterile supplies, assisting the blood pump technician, and co-ordinating with the lab and respiratory care about procedures and timing. Thousands of dollars in employee time and equipment cost & supplies.What made this patient such a stand-out memorable patient, you ask ??After we transferred him to the OR table, the nurse in securing the patient to the table noticed a multitude of 1-inch horizontal scars on both legs.So what does that mean??The sharp nurse knew that this person had had a previous vein stripping of both legs.SO ??I meant that he was no longer a candidate for today’s surgery, as that is where they get the donor veins from. SURGERY WAS CANCELLED.P.S. It is the responsibility of the cardiac surgeon to ascertain this vital physical finding prior to booking the surgery. This surgeon was negligent in performing his duties for this patient.The hospital had to invent a surgical charge for opening all those supplies even if they were not used OR it was money down the drain.