u/Pupper-Gump

The last game that pulled this crap, Unrecord, got completely buried by its illegitimate clone Bodycam. They don't have long before someone steals their idea.

I honestly don't know how people can be broke. Just... work. 60 hours a week is not hard. 1k per week. That gets all your bills out of the way, and you make 75% profit. Invest 20%, save 10%, and another 20 can go to whatever you want. Stop eating mcdonald's. Stop ordering pizza. Stop thinking a discount is a steal when you buy more anyways. Stop buying games and doomscrolling or whining on reddit. Learn to provide your own services, fixing your own crap, so you don't pay others a premium to screw up, they're mostly incompetent.

Yeah but if another tanker can get to them to refuel, why not just swap them lol

I can say for certain that Iowans do not care about traffic laws, and the cops really don't either. You could be going 10 over on the highway and cars will zip by you. But if you're polite nobody cares.

It also doesn't help that Driver's Ed is not required to advise on EVERY law, and that the state and federal government do not put nearly as much effort into keeping people updated as they do advertising military recruitment or their colleges.

I've found the meaning of life.

A productive routine that positively feeds back into society's benefits towards you. That's it. All of a human's fulfillment can come from what they get out of society.

Specifically, it just means trial and error. After regret comes joy. And each trial usually means meeting new people. That is the most fulfilling thing a human can do.

And the self improvement part, is just to try harder and ignore every notion of shame or prejudice. Nothing in this world can "give" you fulfillment, because it's more comprehensive than a single item or action. It's how you live that must bring you joy.

If you're a psychic, can you tell me the meaning of life that I've been searching for

I play Arma Reforger, I'm no expert, but I immediately recognized the chopper. Those missiles would be 80mm and if the game is anywhere close to real life, their strike is effective at suppression, slowing down their advance, but not really nailing them down. Maybe 3 of those rockets hit something useful, but they'll be doing runs all day in rotations probably so it adds up and loses less men.

If they want to balance the power scales, light fighters need a way to hide from capital ships. Light fighters also need nav speed engagements again, while heavier ships should shred them instantly. Heavier ships should have much greater range and accuracy, not just 2-4km. They'd also need a heck of a lot more missiles to deal with anything beyond their weapons. If 2 heavy fighters hit each other in a pass, they should both be wrecked in some way.

Laser weapons need to do something other than just hurt the shield. How about heat. Raise the IR of the affected ship drastically to guarantee missile hits over time, or lower the power draw from other areas to make it harder for them to run or engage? Then just have the shields constantly regen or have a much shorter cooldown to do so.

Ballistic weapons should be affected by shields, but in another way. Shields should just reduce the total damage. The ballistics should also be able to disable the shields by damaging specific parts of the ship.

As for capital ships, they should kill all of the above easily. Solo or not. But they should not be easy to deploy. Just limit their range, make them refuel nearly every planet they pass, and make it very hard for them to stay in atmosphere without either crashing to the ground (cause they're big) or just kill their max speed to like 500m/s, A capital ship should be able to dominate an area, but not chase.

And also, lighter ships should be able to destroy capital ships if enough of them damage it. The above suggestions would enable that further.

You're thinking bombardment, not firing lines

Honestly I couldn't care less about the artists. Adding AI to the competition doesn't change the fact that good music sells. Just because people no longer need a $10k setup to start directing their own pieces doesn't mean they have to handicap themselves for old-timers. Just make better music.

It's definitely a precision error with position, and because the AI full-throttles every movement there's no way for a user to match that potential force.

If the videos aren't released just assume that, no matter who fired the first shot, their conduct was so bad they had to cover up their reaction.

You ding dong you can see his pistol in its holster. There's only 2 possibilities for the first shot, Grey Coat or the guy you can barely see sandwiched in the middle left. Everyone else has their hands elsewhere.

Regaining control of the country from a reddit post or two? Sign me up, I don't want to work.

In all seriousness, everyone with a brain understands that Minnesota is a breeding ground for chaos. If you didn't have so many idiots on the streets, it'd be easier to control your trigger finger. Especially in a situation like this where an accidental discharge definitely occurred, very likely by Grey Coat.

Like ten million less actually. Nobody's pointing out the natural selection of approaching feds in a chaotic situation with a gun. I know it's harsh to say but how about... don't. If everyone just stopped harassing the guys with guns while they worked, maybe there'd be less chaos, less pepper spray, less idiot vigilantes.

Of course, the agents here were certainly unprofessional. Absolutely no discipline there. But they did refuse the use of real soldiers that had said discipline so here we are.

It's most likely an accidental discharge from the weapon Grey Coat was carrying. The first reason is because the weapon jerks harshly backwards. This is much faster than a human's reaction time. Secondly, there is a small spot of snow that is disturbed, which was previously undisturbed, about 2 feet lower left of his feet. Thirdly, I've gone over every single visible officer in this fiasco, and of those, only one (middle left, inside) had the potential to draw his weapon, but never has any visible feedback to the shot and immediately retreats out of frame. Nobody else reached for or had drawn their firearms up until the first shot.

I can't be too certain if Alex is resisting from this angle. But why the hell was his safety off?

And where the hell is the footage from the driver on their right? That would solve this instantly, maybe.

He asked who not who you thought who.

It kind of is a punishment, not a good enough one though. Less people would hurt and die if you just put all of the crazies on the street into a box. Anyone blocking roads and assaulting people and whatnot. There's a lot of the situation not shown yet,

Probably. But we have like 2 iffy angles and we don't know where the first shot came from.

2 maybe? To be fair, do you really expect ICE agents to not go crazy when their job is made a million times harder by people that belong in asylums?

Not defending these guys, because even if their account was correct, they unloaded way too many shots into the body. It's just the reality that mistakes happen. And I'm telling you, no matter how many people ICE kills, the majority of Americans will say it's worth it.

Also, this wouldn't happen if Trump could just send in the military to do the job. If you want discipline, that's where you're getting it.

This was definitely overkill. After he stopped moving, the trigger-happy moron middle left unloads 5 shots into him, including a shot to the head. You can see the blood splashing through the windshield.

That being said, the first shot didn't come from the people we saw, unless it was the guy retreating with the mysteriously non-standard pistol. Keep in mind if it was an accidental discharge, Alex was either stupidly unsafe or intended to shoot. If the pistol was not retrieved from Alex, it really doesn't explain anything that happens here.

We'll have plenty of angles when the bodycam is released. Until then, the more you yap, the stupider you look later.

It did seem a bit scuffed. Well, regardless if they had the gun or not, or whether it discharged, if the idiot didn't fight them the whole time they would have just plucked it out of his pocket. He lost his life cause he was being dramatically stupid. Like, what gives you the idea that fighting an armed force that gives you a free ride to due process is a good choice? Blech.

Probably a firearm, or something equally dangerous that causes 6 trained men to immediately go into fight or flight.

That being said, you know as much as I do, which is jack diddly, so don't get your head twisted in a knot thinking up some nonsense.

You sure know a lot for someone with no good angles on the situation. How about you quit making things up and let the evidence speak for itself.

Seriously, the know-it-alls here need a break from their tiktok essays. Feeling right is somehow more important than being right? Give me a break.