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I work for a small chain store, and we press so many buttons because we have to enter the amount you are paying with your card, and then hit a button that selects what method of payment is being used to pay for the store. So if your order is 10.34, and you’re paying with a credit card, I have to hit a button that says total, then hit 1 0 3 4, and a button that says eft (stands for electronic funds transfer. This is what debit and credit cards are run under) before your card starts to actually go through.

Is not because it wouldn’t be fun. It just wouldn’t make sense for a game to be 100% realistic. There always has to be a balance between realism and gameplay. What happens on an FPS game when you die? does the game get deleted and you don’t get to play anymore? Of course not.Take for example Escape From Tarkov.This is in my opinion the most hardcore game in the market now. It has a very deep realistic approach in terms of gunfight, ballistics, armor, health, etc but still manages to have a good gameplay with certain aspects that are obviously not realistic. This is a game that was made so the player suffers and experiences frustration, not joy, and the developer has said it numerous times, they are not creating a game meant to have fun.Before I explain how various systems and mechanics in the game work I will give a bit of background of the game. BTW the game is playable but is still in beta.Escape From Tarkov is a hardcore survival-looter FPS set in the fictional Norvinks Region located on the frontier between Russia and Europe, the metropolis of Tarkov has plunged into anarchy thanks to the Contract Wars. What was once a bustling city, is now roamed by rivaling scavenger gangs, former private military forces and black ops units. The whole city is sealed with no one is able to exit or enter. You play as a PMC (Private Military Contractor), you have your inventory (stash), where you keep your guns, ammo, armor, rigs, health items, containers, in-game currency, etc.Currently, there are 7 maps available to play. There are several dealers in the game that will sell you guns, ammo, accessories, gear, health items, provisions and other items for in-game currency. They will also give you tasks to do on different maps so you can progress and gain reputation so that you can unlock new items with them. Each dealer has his own agenda and completing some tasks with one dealer will reduce your reputation with other dealers.You play by going into raids in any map you choose where the main goal is to survive and extract from the map. On the way you can loot, kill other players, kill scavs(these can be both AI and real players), or just avoid everyone and do your tasks, it is up to you. Each map has a limit time to extract and ranges from 20 minutes in Factory to 50 minutes on other biggers maps.Now the juicy stuff:HealthYour character has 440 health points divided into 7 parts of the body. Head, thorax, stomach, right and left arm, right and left leg. Each of these parts mentioned before is a separate hitbox, meaning if you get shot in the right arm, you lose health on the right arm only.You die immediately if your thorax or head reached zero HP. In this game one tap to the head means dying unless you have a helmet and the bullet doesn’t penetrate the helmet’s armor level. More on armor levels and bullet penetration later. Also, 1 or 2 rounds to the thorax means dying unless armor is used.If you get shot in the right arm, only the right arm takes HP damage until it reaches 0 HP. After that if you keep getting damage to the same limb then the damage received will be distributed in equal parts on the rest of the body parts.On top of this, the head on its own has 5 hitboxes: Eyes, jaw, ears, top of the head and nape. Meaning if you have a helmet that only covers the top of the head and nape and you get shot in the ears, you’ll die. More on this later on the topic of armor.Besides health, there is also hydration and energy that must be kept above 0 during the raid. When the character is in a raid it will lose hydration and energy at a rate that depends on your actions. Running consumes more hydration and energy than walking. When dehydrated you lose 2 points of hydration every 2 seconds and if your hydration gets to 0 you start losing 3 HP points every 3.5 seconds on every body part until you die or replenish your hydration by drinking any liquid. If the energy reaches 0 all actions by the character are 20% slower and you lose 2 HP points every 2 seconds until you die or replenish energy by eating food.When you're shot, your health doesn’t replenish alone and there are many types of injuries:Shots can cause all of these types of injuries:Light bleeding: 0.8 HP lost in each body part every 6 seconds until treated.Heavy bleeding: 0.9 HP lost in each body part every 4 seconds until treated. Leaves a trail of blood spatters. Decreases energy. Becomes a Fresh Wound when treated.Fresh wound: Replaces Bloodloss after being bandaged. A fresh wound will revert into a Heavy Bleed if the affected body part takes major damage, such as a shot.Fracture (legs): Each leg fractured reduces your speed by 45%. Can only run or jump if painkillers are taken and still jump height is decreased. Sprinting with fracture causes further damage to the leg HP.Fracture (left arm): Using items and searching containers is 67% slower than normal speed. Reloading and drawing weapons is 50% slower. Arm shaking when aiming down sight.Fractured (right arm): Using items and searching containers is 50% slower than normal speed. Reloading, drawing, and aiming weapons take 67% more time. Arm shaking when aiming down sight.Pain: Can be caused by getting shot, fractured, dehydrated, fatigue, etc. Will cause blurry vision.There is a large variety of medical supplies that can treat these different wounds.Some health items can replenish HP points to body parts as long as the body part has not reached 0. A body part that reaches 0 (not thorax or head) can be recovered with a surgery kit. This surgery kit will repair the body part and leave it with 1 HP and then you have to replenish the HP with other items. Bandages can treat light bleeds but will not treat heavy bleeds. You’ll need other advanced items to treat heavy bleed. Fractures can be treated with splints. You will have to be prepared and have them on you when you’re in raid otherwise you’ll die. FAST, like in real life.Animations for these treatments range from 3 seconds to 20 seconds. With the surgery kit you can’t move during the animation, so you’ll have to be clear of enemies and behind cover.RaidsBefore you enter a raid you choose from your stash the gear you want to take with you: gun, armor, how many mags and rounds of ammo, helmet, etc.When you go into a raid and you die, YOU DIE. No respawn, no teammate revival, no buyback, nada. AND you lose all the gear you took with you to the raid, meaning guns, mags, every single bullet, helmet, rigs, health items, grenades, etc. You go back to your stash naked with your health significantly reduced. You have to heal, hydrate (drink liquids) and recover energy (eat food) before you can go to another raid. If you run out of gear and money on your stash, well, too bad for you.No HUD, no maps, no radar, no hit markers, no indication where the enemy is at, nada. That’s right. You spawn in the map, now you have to figure out where to loot and where to extract, without any help. You can see the time left in the raid by pressing “O” and double press “O” it will show you the name of the extract points but it is up to you to find them. People rely on third party maps open on a second monitor or cellphone to help themselves.If the timer reaches zero and you have not extracted, it is the same as if you die but the status instead of “killed” is “missing in action”. You still lose all your gear. And any task you were doing will not be completed.If you disconnect from the game/server, your computer shuts down, there is an electricity outage, etc, well sorry for you but it is the same as if you die.Ballistics:Bullet flight is simulated realistically in EFT. Bullets have speed, are affected by gravity and air friction and can penetrate or ricochet when hitting objects, and even fragment when doing so. The specific flight characteristics of a bullet is determined by the ammo type, and the chance of a bullet penetrating or ricocheting off of an object is determined by the material of the object and the type of bullet. Bullets also lose both damage and penetration power as they lose speed from air friction over long distances.Another important part of gun mechanics is bullet count/reloading. You don’t have a HUD on the screen to tell you how many bullets are left in the mag. You have to manually check the mag with “ALT+R”, the character will check the mag and the lower right screen will tell you if you have an “empty”, “almost empty”, “around half”, “almost full” or “full” mag.If you have a 30 round mag and shoot 4 rounds and you reload, that mag you just took out of your gun will still have 26 rounds if you were to reload again.If your rig has only 4 slots for mags and you have 4 mags on it and 1 mag on your gun, if you reload, the character will drop the mag from the gun to the floor and reload from the rig because technically there was no space in the rig for you to put the mag coming out of the gun. If you have empty mags and have loose rounds with you, you can reload your mags 1 bullet a time, like in real life.Terminal ballisticsEFT also simulates damage to the body and body armor. Damage is dealt to a human body at the point of impact, damaging that limb or body part. Bullets are capable of penetrating walls or even limbs and hitting multiple body parts that way. Bullets can also fragment when penetrating a player's body, dealing 50% bonus damage to that body part. The damage dealt by a bullet is based only on the bullet itself, and not by the gun it was fired from.Angles and RicochetThe angle of impact has no effect on armor except for helmets, which bullets can ricochet off of. If a bullet strikes a helmet within a certain range of angles, the round has a chance to ricochet determined by how shallow the angle is as well as the ricochet chance of both the ammo and the helmet. The required angles and the ricochet chance is determined by the helmet and is different for each individual helmet. If a ricochet occurs it is the same as the helmet stopping the penetration as far as the penetration calculation is concerned, and blunt damage and durability damage continue as they would normally.FragmentationFragmentation is complicated, but at its core what happens when a bullet fragments is it creates two or more new bullets that have 50% of the original bullet’s damage and penetration value *split between them*. So two fragments of a bullet with 100 damage and penetration value would each have 25 damage and penetration value, but 4 created from the same bullet would have 12.5 damage and penetration value. This effect results in 50% more damage dealt to the body part that was hit in most scenarios. Rarely the fragments can penetrate the body part and hit another body part due to the fragments’ change in direction that normally wouldn’t be hit, causing damage to nearby body parts. The chance for a bullet to fragment is based on the bullet’s fragmentation chance. Fragmentation can occur even when a bullet is stopped by armor, causing the fragments to hit the armor too, dealing more durability damage to the armor and blunt damage to the player.Armor:In EFT all bullets have a specific amount of damage and penetration. Armor protection is also simulated realistically, stopping bullets entirely instead of providing a damage reduction like in most games.When your body is hit, if that body part that was hit (or head zone) has body armor or a helmet protecting it, the game checks to see if the bullet penetrates or doesn’t.The penetration chance of a bullet hitting armor is calculated based on the armor’s level, the armor’s remaining durability %, and the bullet’s penetration value. The chance is then rolled to determine whether or not the bullet penetrates.If the bullet penetrates, it deals between 0% and 40% less damage based on an algorithm that uses the bullet’s penetration value and the armor’s class level and durability %.If the bullet does not penetrate, “blunt damage” is applied, which lets through a % of the base damage of the bullet to the body part hit. This % is based on the specific armor’s “blunt throughput” stat, the pen value of the ammo, and the armor’s class level and remaining durability %. Blunt damage is extremely low and not a notable factor in kill speed.The movement and weight systems in EFT are also complex and try to mimic reality. Aiming stamina is drained while aiming down sights but will decrease slowly if you’re ADS’ing while prone. Once aiming stamina is completely drained, arms start shaking and swaying. Running consumes body stamina and when drained completely you can’t run anymore, only walk and will regenerate depending on how much weight you have on you. Currently, you can carry below 35 kg without being overweight. 35 kg or more and you lose stamina faster. 50 kg or more and you lose stamina much faster, make more noise, your movement is reduced in speed and you no longer recover stamina while walking, you have to go prone to recover. 60 kg or more and you can barely run for 5 seconds, even walking drains stamina.If you read all the way through here you can already tell this is a very complex game, but still not 100% realistic. The gun animations are on point and feel super real. The movement of the character is slow and makes you feel kinda heavy, like in real life when you have 15 lbs. of gear on you. The sound of the guns is flawless. And on top of all these things, there’s this feeling of fear the game gives you due to the randomness of it, due to not having anything on the screen that tells you where the enemy is at or where you need to go.Like I said before, this is a realistic “approach” but it will never be 1:1And to close up a short video with highlights.Edit:Adding this video so you can appreciate how nice and real the animations are.

A. International Space Station programstarting date -1998Status-OngoingNo. of missions-54Purpose-Joint with Roscosmos, CSA, ESA, and JAXA along with co-operators ASI and AEB.The International Space Station (ISS) is a space station in low Earth orbit. Its first component was launched in 1998, with the first long-term residents arriving in November 2000.It has been inhabited continuously since that date.The latest major pressurised module was fitted in 2011, with an experimental inflatable space habitat added in 2016. As of December 2018, the station is expected to operate until 2030.Development and assembly of the station continues, with several new elements scheduled for launch in 2020. The ISS is the largest human-made body in low Earth orbit and can often be seen with the naked eye from Earth.The ISS consists of pressurised habitation modules, structural trusses, solar arrays, radiators, docking ports, experiment bays and robotic arms. ISS components have been launched by Russian Proton and Soyuz rockets and US Space Shuttles.The ISS serves as a microgravity and space environment research laboratory in which crew members conduct experiments in biology, human biology, physics, astronomy, meteorology, and other fields.The station is suited for the testing of spacecraft systems and equipment required for missions to the Moon and Mars.The ISS maintains an orbit with an average altitude of 400 kilometres (250 mi) by means of reboost manoeuvres using the engines of the Zvezda module or visiting spacecraft.It circles the Earth in roughly 92 minutes and completes 15.5 orbits per day.The ISS programme is a joint project between five participating space agencies: NASA (United states), Roscosmos (Russia), JAXA (Japan), ESA (Europe), and CSA (Canada).The ownership and use of the space station is established by intergovernmental treaties and agreements.The station is divided into two sections, the Russian Orbital Segment (ROS) and the United States Orbital Segment (USOS), which is shared by many nations. As of January 2018, operations of the US segment were funded until 2025.Roscosmos has endorsed the continued operation of ISS through 2024,but has proposed using elements of the Russian segment to construct a new Russian space station called OPSEK.The ISS is the ninth space station to be inhabited by crews, following the Soviet and later Russian Salyut, Almaz, and Mir stations as well as Skylab from the US. The station has been continuously occupied for 18 years and 237 dayssince the arrival of Expedition 1 on 2 November 2000. This is the longest continuous human presence in low Earth orbit, having surpassed the previous record of 9 years and 357 days held by Mir. It has been visited by astronauts, cosmonauts and space tourists from 18 different nations. After the US Space Shuttle programme ended in 2011, Soyuz rockets became the only provider of transport for astronauts at the ISS.The station is serviced by a variety of visiting spacecraft: the Russian Soyuz and Progress, the US Dragon and Cygnus, the Japanese H-II Transfer Vehicle,and the European Automated Transfer Vehicle. The Dragon spacecraft allows the return of pressurised cargo to Earth (downmass), which is used for example to repatriate scientific experiments for further analysis. The Soyuz return capsule has minimal downmass capability next to the astronauts.As of 14 March 2019, 236 people from 18 countries had visited the space station, many of them multiple times. The United States sent 149 people, Russia sent 47, nine were Japanese, eight were Canadian, five were Italian, four were French, three were German, and there were one each from Belgium, Brazil, Denmark, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, the Netherlands, South Africa, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, and the United Kingdom.B. Artemis Projectstarting date -2011Status-OngoingNo. of missions- 0Purpose -Current program to bring humans to the Moon again, to Mars and beyondC. In February 2010, Obama announced his proposal to cancel the Constellation Program as part of the 2011 Economic Projects. Constellation was officially cancelled by the NASA budget Authorization act on 11 October 2010.NASA brought the Orion MPCV back to life from the defunct Constellation Program and successfully test launched the first capsule on December 5, 2014 aboard EFT-1. After a near perfect flight traveling 3600 miles above Earth, the spacecraft was recovered for study. NASA plans to use the Orion crew vehicle to send humans to deep space locations such as the Moon, Near Earth Asteroids, and Mars starting in the 2020s. Orion will be powered by NASA's new heavy lift vehicle, the Space Launch System (SLS), which is currently under development. Orion's next flight, along with the first SLS flight, is slated to launch in June 2020, with the designation of Exploration missions-1. This mission will send an uncrewed Orion capsule around the Moon. It will be succeeded by Exploration missions-2, sending a crewed Orion spacecraft to an undetermined location in the early 2020s.