u/ImSh1nigami

Crash Scene Was Dangerous Because Police Didn’t Direct Traffic Properly

Crash Scene Was Dangerous Because Police Didn’t Direct Traffic Properly

Yesterday there was a crash at this intersection with only 1 highway patrol car and 2 police officers there. One officer was dealing with the crash/report while the female officer on the far left side was just standing there the entire time. Me and more than 10 other cars were stuck waiting on the side road because we literally could not see oncoming traffic properly due to the flashing police lights/high beams. The tow truck/helper in the yellow circle was the only person actually trying to help cars enter safely while police were busy. Multiple drivers asked the female officer to move closer and help direct traffic but she just stood there and did nothing for around 5 to 7 minutes. Eventually one driver tried to go carefully and almost got hit by an oncoming car doing around 80km/h because visibility was terrible from the lights. I’m not trying to blame anyone, I genuinely want answers. Is this normal procedure? Was she inexperienced? Or just couldn’t be bothered? Also the police station is within 4kms from this spot so I’m surprised no extra traffic control showed up because honestly it felt dangerous and another crash could’ve easily happened.

u/ImSh1nigami — 16 hours ago
▲ 319 r/Warframe

Just finished grinding all the nightmare tatters and cleared out zorba’s shop and honestly this event looked really cool at first but actually playing it was a completely different experience, the main mode felt slow and kinda forced with annoying mechanics that take away from normal gameplay and after a while it just turns into repeating the same thing over and over, and then you realize nightmare missions are way more efficient anyway so the actual event mode starts feeling pointless, i only pushed through because i wanted all the rewards which are actually good but the grind itself just wasn’t fun at all, feels way more like relief that it’s done than any real satisfaction, anyone else feel the same after finishing it?

u/ImSh1nigami — 25 days ago