“Bombastic” does not mean “explosive and/or high octane”, it means “using high flying language which doesn’t actually convey meaning and comes off as pretentious”.

Any list of Call of Duty moments, controversies, or memorable events will undoubtedly include “No Russian.” The opening mission of the original Modern Warfare II.

Really - I didn’t feel like they had any “life” to them beyond any other MP games characters. They tend to have a pretty cool art style. But really they are skillset defined by their appearance. want a different appearance - you get a different skill set in game. 

It’s fairly obvious of this being a PR move. Corporations have to follow the latest social trends or narratives to continuously profit from. As much as representation matters, this is Acti-Bliz we’re talking about. So yes, it is quite smelly with insincerity, especially when it comes to this game.

Yay??

I can’t be the only one who hears “Venture” and digging and thinks

Doesn’t the OW dev team have a diversity chart that makes this feel a little bit insincere?

No PvE, no care. 

Matt Groening established rules for how the strangling was meant to be handled on the show that later writers eventually drifted away from. The strangulation always had to be impulsive, never premeditated. It had to be brief and Bart always had to escape, outwit Homer, or strangle Homer back. And I think the final…

Just looks like more Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagaan’s Simone cloning. This time, even the eye wear and scruffy hair’s identical.

“he had that girth”

I’m assuming a chocolate dipped and topping adorned banana cost $10. 

So you’re saying this concept isn’t scalable? Wasn’t this intended to be a proof of concept as an alternative to other mass transportation methods?

I’m confused by what you’re envisioning here when you say “they can just add or remove mini busses depending on needed traffic volume”.

So, it costs drastically less, while moving drastically fewer people. Seems like a wash.

Right, but it also carries drastically fewer people, making it drastically less useful.

The VegasLoop can only hold 3-5 people per car. A train car can hold over 30 

The equivalent light rail system would have many advantages though - it’d be able to move more people at once, faster, you’d be able to provide an ADA compliant solution, etc.

None. They’re just a Tesla-stan.

What advantages does this present over a tram system in the tunnels?