FPS are generally pretty tedious, but they are also predictable. Like dumb summer action movies. But I found the Doom level design to either be to weirdly open, or to weirdly maze’d. The world never felt real, the complex never felt like a real complex, and the open world never felt like a real place. And the AI’s…

I pretty much stopped playing half way through because of how tedious i found the game to be, i don’t really get all this love.

That is how my mind canon works. I loved GZ. The audio tapes on the helicopter, the dread of the mission to clean up the mess from the previous one, seeing what happened to those two, just knowing everything is going wrong back at base. Ugh, so good.

k, I still don’t care about what France thinks.

lol like I care about France lol

Shorts are for swimming.

they must learn proper bleeding control techniques using commonly available materials; including how to use their hands, dressings and tourniquets.

Tourniquet use is already include in a lot of of First Aid classes.

Tourniquet use is already included in a lot of First Aid curriculum.

Bleeding Control / Tourniquet use is already include in a lot of first Aid classes already. 

Fine, I’ll rewrite it:

Its rather easy actually:

White armed men are taken in all the time.

The movie wants to have its mindless-grunts cake and eat its reformed-stormtrooper narrative too.

I don’t remember Castille running from cops, nor do I remember him getting pulled over on reports of him shooting into the air.

lol who cares about the books, that is like the modern version of “fix it in post”.

“Had this “suspect” opened fire in said neighborhood, they’d be acting in the interests of public safety to take him down”

How does this violate Tenn. Vs. Garner?

I think the cops should have shot him too.