Well , we start with a . 22 . It ' s import to regularly shoot yourself with smaller calibers so that you can gradually work up an immunity to larger calibers . <| sep |> I ' ll get back to you on that , we ' re trying to get things together by next week . <| sep |> With Asia you mean China . People are perfectly capable of queueing in Japan And South Korea . <| sep |> Don ' t forget that with game updates and DLC that games can take up huge amounts of space and I think they are only going to get bigger . Better off getting a SSHD until SSD prices go down . <| sep |> For much of the Cold War , the RN was expecting to fight a Third Battle of the Atlantic , protecting the convoy routes across the Atlantic from Soviet submarines , bombers and surface raiders . To this end , by the 1980 s the RN had developed a force mix that was effective at countering the expected threat . It had a very strong ASW force , combining helicopters from the Invincible class light carriers with a host of effective ASW frigates . This was married to a selection of air defence frigates and destroyers . The main Soviet airborne threat came from missiles , launched by bombers like the Tu 22 M and Tu 16 , submarines like the Echo and Charlie classes , and surface ships , like the Slava class cruisers . The missiles launched by all of these threats had several things in common . They were longrange missiles , carrying a heavy warhead , and flying at supersonic speeds . The long range meant that the missile could be launched at a target from outside the range of any possible retribution . The large warhead meant that a single missile could sink or heavily damage almost any target up to an American supercarrier , or it could be a nuclear weapon . The supersonic speed limited the window in which NATO SAMs could respond to an attack , making it more likely that missiles would make it through the defensive fire . However , these imposed certain restrictions on the design . The missiles had to be large to accommodate the large warhead and fuel needed for the long range the airlaunched AS 4 was 11 . 65 m long , while the naval SSN 12 was 11 . 7 m long as an aside , the A 4 Skyhawk was only about 50 cm longer than these missiles . To achieve a long range with supersonic flight , the missiles flew at high altitudes , where the thin air makes supersonic flight easier . The RN ' s SAMs , therefore , were designed to work best against targets matching these large targets , flying fast at high altitudes . This meant that there was no major need for a radar or fire control system that could distinguish between ground clutter and lowflying aircraft , as such targets were not expected . However , the Soviet Navy was , in 1982 , introducing a new seaskimming missile , the SSN 19 Shipwreck . Some work was being done on adapting Sea Dart and Sea Wolf to counter such targets , but this was nowhere near complete .