This made me think of Con Air. Anyone else learn the basics of ambush from John Malkovich?

Our military should not be creating more enemies than they are destroying. They need the support of the local population to operate, and they’re not going to get that with this reputation.

It’s also an issue of needlessly creating additional enemies when this is how they treat their victims. Also, how are they supposed to get any intel from the local population if their unit has a reputation like this?

Aren’t they also psychologically profiled as well? I’d imagine that for these incredibly dangerous jobs, they would want the most level-headed individuals on the team.

Well, they’re still creating additional enemies for the US with these actions, so they need to be held accountable to some degree.

These replies totally remind me of r/definitelynotrussians.

If these are for recon, what are drones used for then?

I thought this was referring to his combover.

LOL @ “Fly-to-buy”. Now I want to see a list of weaponry with similar whimsical names.

But doesn’t Trump brag that he has the support of the police? I’m sure some of them will be sympathetic to his followers’ behavior, sadly.

If such an advanced virus were to be released onto Earth from outer space, would we even be able to detect it? Could it have already happened?

Maybe they’re deliberating allowing internet access for intelligence-gathering purposes? Makes sense to me.

The point of my comment was that there aren’t many air forces in the world that could possibly resist US Air Forces. I’d like to see some graphics that would show the US Air Force’s equipment vs. other large countries’.

Air superiority over whom?

Replace them with terminators!

So Bungie’s senior-level management just decided the story sucked, with no focus testing or anything like that? Kinda disappointing how they could think a story could suck, but even more disappointing is how the developers could think that a cobbled-together nonsensical story wouldn’t be noticed by players, that seems…

Read until seeing “...you have to go deep into Crota’s end...” that doesn’t sound pleasant, for either the player or Crota.

Although I feel the RNG is fun, this is a good recent RNG example that the article missed.

Personally, I like the RNG because it usually comes from effects you could never get in a physical card game. I just hope Blizzard continues with the mindset to continue doing things with cards that wouldn’t be possible with a physical card game.

Have you tried just minimizing the number of cards you use with random elements? That’s a strategy in itself.