That 2 x 4 launchers with a slower reload are a nerf compared to 3 x launchers . Do you not agree ? And the Earls embarrassing comments You are uninformed , insulting and probably not a very good player as well , which is why you don ' t get a lot of those changes . when we are not talking about the guns but simply torps as stated above shows a lack of class . I dont need to explain how good I am at the game to point out the obvious . <| sep |> Konekochan v 2 . 0 of course . <| sep |> Labour ' s Autumn Statement response falls into the voidThe UK ' s opposition party is failing to get its message across , writes Sebastian PayneBig fiscal events in British politics are simple the government delivers a statement in the House of Commons , the opposition responds immediately and the opinions battle plays out in the media . Sometimes the government triumphs and its messages occupy the next day ' s front pages . On other occasions the opposition ' s attacks and dissection of the announcements win out . It is a healthy aspect of British democracy and ensures that no government can tax and spend while avoiding scrutiny . In one sense , Wednesday ' s Autumn Statementworked just like this . Philip Hammond , chancellor of the exchequer , delivered his first fiscal statement and it was a success . The projected increases in borrowing have yet to spook the markets and few are objecting to his strategy of reducing the deficit at a slower rate . Then John McDonnell , Labour ' s shadow chancellor , responded in the Commons and lambasted the government for the abject failure of the last six wasted years . But no one has taken any notice . Most Labour MPs could not be bothered to listen to the shadow chancellor , preferring tofiddle with their phones . Whereas his predecessor Ed Balls spent hours dissecting George Osborne ' s statements and finding holes in the government ' s plans , Mr McDonnell ' s team have let the government run amok with the news agenda . Mr Hammond ' s fiscal loosening has left Labour in the absurd position of havingpromised to reduce the deficitevery year . No wonder the Conservatives are 33 points aheadin polls among voters when asked whom they trust to run the economy . Labour has barely warranted a mention in today ' s papers . And the media appearances it has cobbled together have been abysmal . Take Rebecca LongBailey , shadow chief secretary to the Treasury . This used to be a prestigious position the party ' s number two spokesperson on the economy . Yet Ms LongBailey appears to have been given the role primarily because of her loyalty to Mr McDonnell and Jeremy Corbyn . They might have done better to find someone who understands some basic economic concepts . In atelevision interviewafter the Autumn Statement , Ms LongBailey failed to explain why Britain should balance its books or name another country that does so . She mixed up the EU customs union and single market and offered no explanation as to why people should believe in Labour ' s alternative economic policy beyond pious argot . The events of Wednesday afternoon confirmed that British democracy is in crisis . There is no opposition party capable of holding the government to account on Brexit , on the economy or any matters of policy . We should at least be thankful for the Institute for Fiscal Studies , which has laid out thechallenges facing the economy stagnant wages , slow grow and extremely high levels of debt . This sort of analysis should be Mr McDonnell and Ms LongBailey ' s job . Instead , much like their party , they are on the verge of irrelevance . Even for those who support the government ' s agenda , this is not something to welcome .