I was playing last night, and had a desire and thought of what would be a cool feature:
The ability to anchor a rope, and abseil down cliffs, or sides of buildings.
Sometimes, you're up high: it'd be too far to fall, but too short to parachute, or you'd like to gently lower down in a stealth mode window drop.
In a group: fast-roping from a helicopter for rapid insertions!
Does this sound mad? There's a whole bunch of cool ways you could use it I think!
Round 1: As above, gloves for Mayweather-Pacquiao and Prime Tyson is bloodlusted.
Round 2: Everyone is now bloodlusted, Tyson still has the brass knuckles, but Mayweather and Pacquiao have no gloves.
EDIT: Round 3: Tyson now has Gloves as well as the other two, isn't bloodlusted and will fight with strategy.
Also will they feel him (Tyson) [coming in the air tonight?] (https://youtu.be/JWUcm10r2nE)
Does anyone use this Abseil (https://github.com/abseil/abseil-py) for flags/testing/logging over the standard library's argparse/unittest/logging? Is it worth the dependency for open-source code? Do the absl versions provide any significant advantages over the standard versions? What's special about their app.run(main) call over just running main()?
I really like how flags can be defined in each module instead of all of them in the main, which is why I'm considering this library at all.
Thanks in advance!
