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To be completely transparent, for the longest time I thought it was cruel because of how many horses would drown in every match.

Well that's not exactly true. The elements that are central to organic life like Hydrogen, Oxygen, Carbon, Sulphur, Phosphorus and so on are elements created through the fusion reaction in normal stars. These get distributed into space when a normal star expands, losses it's outer layers and becomes a white dwarf. It's only the elements heavier than Iron such as Silver, Gold and Uranium that are created naturally in bigger events like Supernovae and these are much rarer generally aren't organic. Supernovae spread out the lighter elements as well of course but it's only the heavier ones that are exclusive to that type of event.

Well according to the current official definition of the word Sport, @Empire amongst others in this thread are right: You listed some examples of "Sports" at the Olympics, but that event is literally called the Olympic Games, not the Olympic Sports. So eSports is not a "Sport" per se, but that doesn't invalidate it in any way. The same way it doesn't invalidate Snooker, Darts or professional Poker. Just because it's a "Game" and not a "Sport" doesn't discredit the hard work and dedication that it takes to succeed at s competitive level.

Some Bethesda games are better than others, but I don't think a single game Bethesda has developed has been without issues. Oblivion, Fallout New Vagas (I know that was developed by Obsidian and not Bethesda, but it's still the same engine and base assets) and latter ports of Skyrim (Like Skyrim Special Edition) were not bad, where as Fallout 3 and especially Fallout 76 were train wrecks. I have successfully played Shyrim SSE for hours on end without any notable problems in both PC and console, but there were fan-made mods and patches at work.

The developers simply made a game simply base on experiences, and such experiences is what lots of people simply wants to get down with.

In general I prefer cooking foods over ready to eat foods, but I have to be in the mood to do it. I like restaurant dining as well. It really depends on how much money I have, whether I have the ingredients to cook what I want, and how much time I have to prepare food.

To be honest, I make a decision based on how it serves the greater good and with serving the greater good comes some pretty difficult decisions. Decision that just might make you the villain at the end of the story but it is what it is.

Another continuity thing that may make you laugh (or cringe) ... I found out recently that there's a quest branch where it is possible to kill Leliana. But she is always alive in Inquisition, and reportedly the "Maker brought her back" if you chose to kill her =D

Action adventure can mean just about anything these days. I've no idea what the difference is between roguelite and roguelike, and I've seen too many variations to trust just about anyone on this. Roleplaying game. If I had a penny for every time I heard "it's a game where you play a role," I'd have exactly 74p. Massively Multiplayer [x]. I don't know what the criteria for 'massive' is anymore, and MMO-Lite seems to be something of a contradiction in terms. Those're just a few off the top of my head. As for what I'd pick, that's the difficult part. And how do you make it so catchy that people will instinctively use that instead? I'm afraid I can't help you there.

On the contrary, I make a point of looking stuff up on wikis to see which choice I'd prefer to make. It spoils things, absolutely, but I'd rather know I've made the right choice than one I've come to regret. Too many resolutions and endings have soured my ability to make choices without save-scumming if I find an outcome disagreeable. To say I love roleplaying games, I am a shocking roleplayer, and where possible I leave nothing to chance.

The fanboys that take it to the extremes. I don't mind a bit of playful banter between everyone when trying to argue about which console is better. But some people on social media seem to be weirdly obsessed with their consoles. They love to call the other side Xbots or Ponies as well which is weird

just did a quick count, and as of posting this we've had around 275 in the last 12 hours alone. So yes @DC, I'd say this is very possible.

Exactly - you're absolutely got the point that I was trying to make with that your shoe 👟 illustration.

I was going to mention that one! Poli - Latin for many Ticks - blood sucking parasites Politics There was never a better word created to describe those that work in government.

Lies! They're leeches or more accurately ticks - All they do is leech off their citizens. Just look at the words: Poli - means, Tics - Blood sucking parasites. You cannot find a better word to describe them.