Why can't we just not give out the cancelations in those states. Seems like a quick way for them to backstep and stop blocking this.

This almost seems like healers would become the main focus of the game. Some might like it some may not. But it would change things. It almost seems like you want healers to be so core that you will basically auto lose a fight due to a lack of revival and sustain. So if your healer gets caught out of position or sniped you just have to back off or otherwise just lose. To me that does not sound like a fun game loop.

A better option would likely to be have a multitude of different style of healers that can fulfill multiple different styles of gameplay. Sure have one that can only heal and not dps and has to be protected by teammates, but also have a healer that can Frontline and half allies when they do melee dmg. Have are healers, have single target healers. Have dot healers, have burst healers.

Did you ever stop and consider things could be different in other time zone completely unrelated to humanity. Consider our non is smaller or farther and we never get solar eclipses. Small detail, humanity still here (with smaller waves).

Sure two additional cases not that bad, now just keep adding them up. Like anything security related it's not 100% perfect you just have to make it annoying to break.

Fun fact not only to captchas monitor your input but also can analyze how you input it. If you mouse moves in a perfectly straight line if all your key presses are precisely spaced, you are probably not human.

On a more serious note as a windows user it just does a good enough job that I don't want to put in any effort for something better.

You probably mean electronic not technology. But I have a mechanical singer sewing machine from the 1800s that's still in working order.

Religions are mostly just popularized conspiracy theories. Believing in God is about as realistic as believing the world is flat.

They definetly have the right to not have abortions themselves. But that's probably where the line should be drawn.

Really just needs to be common practice or law to pay workers to commute.

I went in hoping to learn some cool knew facts and already knew them all. Feels bad man.

Also seemed like more so myths than stuff that was actually taught and then later revised.