I'm fine with them protesting outside stores since there is logic to that, but where is the logic in following somebody around and harnessing them?



That shit right there I feel does the movement no good at all since it makes them look like a bunch of thugs. Whatever message they're trying to get through is simply lost when they're stalking somebody and yelling at them. They even go as far as to get up into people's faces to yell which makes them look like even bigger pieces of shit. The movement itself is trying to make people ashamed about buying fur, but they're basically killing it when they make themselves look like fools and thugs. What makes it even worse is that in those videos it's old women which they target, not young men or large men, just weak looking old women. 

From what we seen with Deadshot he can use any type of modern gun and not miss with it, Diablo has his fire abilities and Killer Croc has his swimming abilities along with his skin and strength, but the rest of them are just normal people. Harley has nothing special at all about her, CB is just good at throwing boomerangs and Slipknot can just climb things. How is a baseball bat, a boomerang  and a grappling hook going to stop a guy who can fire lasers from his eyes while throwing a train at you?

Justs a heads up for those of you who ordered it, are wanting to order it or knows someone who did/is.

Basically we're talking to each other in a party when we're playing the game.

Anybody else noticed that the only people this idiot is talking about are people from those reality shows besides the cops fighting the good fight?

https://www.vg247.com/2016/05/07/battlefield-1-heres-five-things-you-need-to-know/
Melee:
DICE has fleshed out melee combat, allowing players to “literally destroy” enemies with the handheld weapons in the game. Each will have positive and negative aspects as some are lighter while others are heavier – as noted yesterday. Obviously, lighter weapons won’t produce as much damage as their heavier brethren, but they will provide faster reaction time.

Destruction:
Those who played Battlefield 3 and 4 who felt there wasn’t enough destruction, or levolution if you will, should be pleased to know their feedback has been addressed. As you see in the trailer, the plane smashing into the windmill sends parts of the aircraft flying all over the place along side bricks. If you look at the two biplanes shooting it out in the sky above the battleship, pieces are breaking off as each plane is hit by the other.

As parts of a plane are blown off, it will affect handling. This adds another layer to destruction in the game, making it more personal for the player causing the damage.

Gas Masks:
In the video, the section where the player puts his gasmask is really interesting. A freeze frame shows what appears to be the view seen once one is donned. Notice the restricted field of view. It will hard to see if an enemy is heading straight for the player. Imagine how frightening that was for troops in World War I.

Yesterday, DICE said players can decide which tactic to use when confronted with chemical warfare. They can put on their mask and charge through the gas, or choose to go around it via and alternate path. The latter sound like the ideal route, but that may not always be the case.

http://www.gamesradar.com/7-details-you-mightve-missed-in-battlefield-1s-gameplay/
The spawn screen displays the map's action in real time:
In previous Battlefield games, the spawn screen was fairly standard: a 2D representation of the fight with notation of your teammates' locations and vehicles, as well as who controls the objectives spread around the map. But Battlefield 1 takes thing up a notch: the spawn screen is now a fully rendered overhead view of everything that's actually happening at ground level, so you're getting the entire picture of what's happening where. In other words, if you notice a spawn location covered in orange plumes of fire from a barrage of explosives, you should probably deploy somewhere else. Once you do, your camera will actually swing down to the first-person perspective, which makes for a pretty ace transition into gameplay. 

Airships are the great equalizer:
When your team is getting crushed, it's time to deploy the airship. This massive behemoth will blot out the sun, and creates a last-ditch opportunity for your team to make a comeback. The airships may have the turning speed of chilled molasses, but they are fully controllable by players, who can steer them to where their heavy artillery is most needed. They're best used to rain down machine gun fire from the sky and mow down enemy infantry, but are balanced by the fact that they're giant, largely vulnerable targets for passing biplanes and flak gunners on the ground. When an airship is finally taken out, it crash-lands with a colossal explosion, leaving a twisted metal skeleton that creates a new obstacle to deal with during skirmishes.

New methods of mobility include the high vault and bayonet charge:
Maybe soldiers back in the day were made of tougher stuff than modern infantry, because these WW1 troops have mobility options that are a first for the Battlefield series. If you've ever been annoyed that you can't leap over certain pieces of terrain, you'll adore the new 'high vault' maneuver, which lets you quickly mantle objects in the environment even if they're a little taller than you are. Then there's the bayonet charge, which sends you into a dash that can potentially kill an unassuming enemy in one deadly skewering. It almost looks like the charge is even faster than sprinting, but that might be a trick of the steadied perspective, because a map full of constantly charging players wouldn't make much sense from a balance perspective

Tanks take locational damage:
Tanks seem to be the bread and butter of your attacking forces in Battlefield 1. Being the earliest examples of mobile armored weaponry, the WW1 tanks aren't invincible against the smaller, squishier enemy infantry. The tank's functionality and mobility can be affected depending on where the tank takes damage, and whether you're piloting a light, medium, or heavy tank. Firing rockets and chucking grenades won't do much if aimed at a tank's armor plating; instead, you should stick an explosive underneath the tank treads, destroy its mobility, and effectively turn the warmachine into a giant, metal sitting duck.

Ground deformation is the new evolution:
There weren't many skyscrapers to destroy among the trenches of the Western Front, but Battlefield 1 isn't skimping on the map destructibility. Along with the aforementioned mass destruction caused by fallen airship, every explosion can create a giant crater in the loose soil of each map. If you need to dig into a position, you could use the hole from an obliterated tank to take cover, or blow out the ground from underneath an enemy. Speaking of tanks, they can plow through stone walls like they were air, letting you completely alter the maps cover points as you cruise around.

Each class has gadgets aplenty:
Battlefield may take place at the dawn of modern warfare, but that doesn't mean you don't have the necessary equipment to keep you alive and take out your enemies. Soldier classes are returning in BF1 and with them we're getting familiar items like medic bags for healing friends, revive syringes to bring squadmates back from the dead, and anti-tank grenades to fight against armored vehicles. Then there's items that aren't as familiar, like gas masks that protect you from mustard gas deployments, bayonets that allow you to charge at enemies and run them through, and anti-armor rocket guns that must be fired from a prone position.

 TLDW. There are unmarked cars giving the tow drivers the location of a crash by using a police app. When a crash does happen these drivers swarm to it like sharks on blood and they try to get the victim to have them tow their car. The place they will take it to is the worst place you can imagine due to the shop paying the drivers to take your car their. For the towing fee it's either as much as what a semi would be for the same distance if not higher. Then there's the storage fee for your car which will be extremely high as well.

So then if you do get into a crash there like I said say "no" to every driver that appears on the scene and call your insurance company to see where to take your car. For the towing I think they have their list of companies they want you to use, if not then you guys might have your version of triple A. If you do have to call a tow driver then much sure the guy towing your car is the person/place you called.

I never knew the female supervisors and higher ups at work were making less money than the base jobs us males are doing.

That great thing about it is that even though it's a joke ad it still hits the nail on the head about his wall idea.

I'm thinking it's about Gendry finally landing and he's the size of a giant due to all that rowing. For real I'm thinking it's either one of those two things.

1: The rumor is about Little Finger and the Tyrell's being the ones he poisoned Joffrey.

2: The rumor is about the cache of wildfire the made king had setup to burn down Kingslanding. To back this up in one of the visions Brandon had we seen a room of the stuff going off. So far there hasn't been a scene where we seen a room of it going off and for the past his plane died with him.

I'm going with The Hound due to him being a semi-main character. I just don't see any reason why he would get killed by a very minor character.