TF2 was also a PvP game and it has a PvE mode. People were kind of expecting something like that with the Blizzard magic. 

The vast amount of porn and fanfic of these characters disagree with you.

People want PvE because they want more story scenarios featuring these characters that aren’t vague nonsense hinted at by trailers.  It’s a big reason why people got so upset about Overwatch 2.0

This is all down to useless leadership that rarely ever face consequences for their terrible, awful, no-good decisions.

Stick with me here... The malice isn’t in the intent, but in the ignorance of the assumption.

And is a boomer with 12 kids.

Seriously, women pilots, male flight attendants, women doctors, male nurses*, what is this world coming to?!?!

I’ve heard from a few people in the Navy that women flat out make better pilots. Fighter pilots especially. Anecdata, but something people swore by.

He would have asked instead, “so what does a typical workweek look like for you as a CEO of an airline?”.

Came to say this. “Stewardess” isn’t a thing. What if a male flight attendant had shown up? This guy’s head would explode.

She says pilot FOUR times. And then he calls her a stewardess which is still not a correct term for flight attendant.

I am shocked, shocked I say, to learn that this guy is a Republican. /s

With this and the data-sharing news this week, it looks increasingly like I’ll be buying used cars from 2016 or older for the rest of my life.

Yup, this seems like the most likely scenario. It was also mid-February so it’s also likely road conditions were terrible and the car slide into the river. I’m assuming that a mid 60's Impala was terrible on icy roads.  

The pair was last seen at a farm auction near the Winnebago-Olga Country line.

Observe, shadow, deter with physical presence, and yeah, if necessary, shoot down.

The PIC advised the Jakarta ACC that BTK6723 experienced radio communication problem and currently the problem has been resolved...Yes, the pilots initially tried to hide the fact they fell asleep.

To give the plane less time to potentially lose more wheels while in the air. Can’t assume it’s one and done; there might be some larger issue with the strut as a whole.

So you’re saying they didn’t need to use a Nissan Frontier to help with the landing?

What’s really incredible (at least to me) is that the driver not only survived, but wasn’t even gravely injured. Safety has really come a long way in modern cars.

I don’t want to be internet crass, so I want to be clear that I am glad the driver is ok.