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Rendex by THE_MAN!!! September 30, 2021
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rendezook
RendeZook - from video gaming; while dogfighting in aircraft - bailing from your aircraft and shooting down another aircraft with a rocket launcher and then re-entering your aircraft
Examples: "oh man someone finally pulled off a rendezook in X vehicle from Y game, check it out on youtube!"
Battlefield 3, to perform a rendezook a player aims his jet straight up, ejects (which sends him upwards, due to game code working to move players upward instead of in relation to the plane), aims down and shoots an RPG destroying his enemy at his tail, then his jet catches back up with him falling and he re-enters the jet.
Planetside 2, mechanic allows the player to roll the jet / ESF and eject upwards slightly if inverted (again eject angle allows the player to travel in a motion outside their vehicle in relation to the vehicle and catch back up to it), to rendezook the player begins the roll, ejects and then shoots a decimator / rocket, destroying another aircraft, then re-enters the jet / ESF.
Battlefield 3, to perform a rendezook a player aims his jet straight up, ejects (which sends him upwards, due to game code working to move players upward instead of in relation to the plane), aims down and shoots an RPG destroying his enemy at his tail, then his jet catches back up with him falling and he re-enters the jet.
Planetside 2, mechanic allows the player to roll the jet / ESF and eject upwards slightly if inverted (again eject angle allows the player to travel in a motion outside their vehicle in relation to the vehicle and catch back up to it), to rendezook the player begins the roll, ejects and then shoots a decimator / rocket, destroying another aircraft, then re-enters the jet / ESF.
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Langston Rendell by Jim J.M. Milton April 24, 2022
Rendez-Vous Tuesday
As we all know Tuesday is the most boring day of the week. Rendez-Vous Tuesday is the perfect time to spend the whole afternoon drinking on a bench with your best buddies. There are only two rules:
1. No rules, you can wild however you want.
2. Whoever is late for the start of Rendez-Vous Tuesday shall buy beer.
1. No rules, you can wild however you want.
2. Whoever is late for the start of Rendez-Vous Tuesday shall buy beer.
Rendez-Vous Tuesday by Ionlydrinkontuesdays July 8, 2021
Rendezvouses
Despite their promise never to meet again she rendezvouses with him all the time.
It's crazy how many rendezvouses I've had with Steve this past month.
It's crazy how many rendezvouses I've had with Steve this past month.
Rendezvouses by pandaninja January 1, 2012
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