Such a performance is defined as one in which “a male performer [is] exhibiting as a female, or a female performer exhibiting as a male, who uses clothing, makeup, or other similar physical markers and who sings, lip syncs, dances, or otherwise performs before an audience.”

So, basically theater?

Yes, but those instances are normally the ones that get blocked by half of the web.

Is the /s really necessary?

Depending on the age range, someone might think you are being serious. I'd just leave it.

The use of confederate flags was foreshadowing.

Ah, so it's war crimes. I was worried there for a bit.
/s

For now. It already tries to redirect you to the new reddit when clicking links in the old reddit.

Amnesia: the dark decent

A survival horror where you have to run away from a very polite, forgetful monster.

There's no more venture capital/free money to spend.

• Crystal caves, for platformers
• Loom, for graphic adventures
• Heretic, for FPS, since Doom has already been mentioned.

Edit: I actually forgot about Commander Keen. That's THE platform game of my childhood.

I'm all for the outrage, but what did people expect? It's the same amount of information already collected through the Facebook and Instagram apps, it's nothing really new.

ETA: just to be extremely clear, that's a bad thing.

You can find a lot of introductory guides / videos for people coming from D&D, like this one or this one. If you want to learn the system from scratch, you can buy the beginner's box, which I hear is very good.
Anyways, all the rules are free to read on the archives of Nethys at any time.

Can't have profit if you lose all your customers.

It's clearly a computer aimed at gaming, so where's the problem? It's not like the Steam Deck is something that doesn't exist.

I'm sorry, but for me (and I'm not alone in thinking that), cryptocurrency is just a big scam. Also, if you can donate money directly to creators (to pay for bills and stuff), there's no need for any crypto wathever.

Interestingly, studies by neuroscientists see remarkable distinguishing factors between liberals and conservstives.

Do you have a source for that? I would like to read about it.

I have some hope left for the community after discovering r/patientgamers. It's encouraging to see that not everyone is buying into the overpriced AAA bug-infested pre-order crap these days.

Oh, yes. The original speedrunning game that you needed to complete in less than one hour, or else...

This blacklist was especially useful

https://github.com/...

And raking in record profit with no investment in marketing at all (the boy and the heron).

There's also Apex Legends and Valorant. Both different enough from OW that they don't feel like a bland clone.