Player freedom doesn’t mean open world. Crysis for example spoke a lot about player freedom because it gave you a ton of different tools to go through the levels as you wanted. But it was still a linear single player game

I mean you can still use them, it’s just more finicky

It’s a commercial location and not one where they can house human shields for protection

90% of people support the decision to attack a foreign hostile enemy that is launching thousands of rockets into Israel.

Shock.

Only 19% of Israelis think the IDF has gone too far in Gaza

Hamas still exists so obviously they haven’t finished yet.

Gaza is still a concentration camp even if they’re not wearing prison clothes and forced to work for the Israeli State.

It’s not a concentration camp, it’s a hostile foreign territory that carries on launching hundreds of rockets into Israel.

Here we see a bunch of body bags, we know literally nothing about who’s in them

Because showing 73 military soldiers dead isn’t going to inspire sympathy from idiots in the west and get Hamas propaganda pieces written.

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^Nobody gives a shit about your existing monarchy outside of your country

Patently false.

30m Americans watched Harry and Megans wedding, that’s 3x the viewership of the NBA finals

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You have a man who’s spray painted himself bright orange… Badly running for the premiership of your country.

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This is the opinions of one person.

If that makes this genocide then Palestine are committing genocide to a much much greater degree.

It’s becoming a bit more like that with service charges automatically added to bills in the UK, but only for restaurant meal, never for anything else.

Restaurants operate on notoriously small margins and are tough to make it as a mom and pop, a lot of the time.

Then charge more for your food. If your business model is unsustainable without paying your staff, you shouldn’t be open.

I was so shocked by the amazing customer service the Japanese workers gave me but never asked or expected a tip.

That’s how the entire world works outside of NA.

I think that is because the sub incident had potential to have a happy ending…for at least 5 seconds.

You realise had the same time and effort been used to rescue the people from this incident, many more lives could have been saved right?

It’s not just people missing. It’s the efforts of the various organisations around the world that have put huge amounts of effort into finding them when they could’ve saved a lot more (hell 1 more is a lot more) had they focused on larger disasters.

But because the victims are Arabs and refugees, nobody cares.

Please just focus on the capsized boat if you want people to focus about the capsized boat.

The story is about how news media focus on certain topics over others. It’s using the Titan submersible and the Libyan disaster as examples for it.

The money, time and effort to save the Titan submersible has been huge, whereas the same effort has ignored this incident.

People will pay more attention to this if it’s its own story. “What about” tends to get poor coverage and media attention.

There have been articles about this, they don’t get any traction nor do they get sympathy because of the people on board the boat.