why would the guy risk assault with a deadly weapon against a COP for a simple traffic ticket?

This is of course stupid advice.

Look at Pripyat middle of the 80ies - this still is a no go area... After over 30 years.

True Lies is a remake of an old French movie (www.imdb.com/title/tt0103103/). I believe the scene, or the general idea, was in the original movie.

TF2 is ten years old.

It is all explained here:

That’s not a fair comparison because Overwatch is designed to be casual, or at least casual friendly. Because everyone one wants that sweet casual money.

Learning curve: as the name suggests non casual is something you can’t just pick up and play (without sucking).

They are aiming for the very long term to completely replace traditional distribution. And they have investors with a lot of cash to burn just to do that.

It’sis a pipeline problem. Studios are supposed to pick directors when they are small and cheap and grow them into fame. Netflix is just starting so they don’t have a significant roster for the moment.

Also Will Smith’s swollen face was kind of painful to watch. It is quite he stops thinking he is an action hero and start picking roles for grown-ups.

It is not a bad idea. In fact the idea is among the rare things that sort of woks.

Nope, it is bad but I suspect it is going to do great.

They are not nerds, they are hipsters whatever, which means they only pretend to be nerds...

Politicians are people, they take decisions that are not always coherent. So it can swing both ways.

Yeah, as others have pointed the answer is more or less: no, no one is tracing those. You can send a lawyer of your hiring with a bunch of those to a meeting and people will have to comply without knowing who you are or if you even exist.

Yeah, your logic is flawed:

Well it makes sense that American Alcoholics Anonymous would support self-driving cars. Much less dangerous this way.

You mean they obtain good salaries for people doing their jobs. That sounds completely unethical.

The Mayor, a local archbishop, state cop, local cop