No impact on friendships but can be a no-go on dates.
For me it’s really a matter of confidence. NEEDING perfume and makeup to feel comfortable is a turn off. NOT NEEDING them is actually a bit of a turn on, and “imperfections” are very attractive. Doing makeup out of enjoyment is fine, just use high quality stuff so it doesn’t smell. Most perfumes and colognes smell terrible to me to the point where i can’t focus and honestly, BO is hot.
Adult content is opt-in and age verified on steam.
Making an “adult content” launcher would just give more targeted scrutiny. It’s like saying, “here’s the target for you Puritans to attack the whole company over!”
The only way I can think that kind of obfuscation could work would be to have the adult content launcher run through a secondary company under license to use steam software. But then, there’s still the pay processing issue, and that license could violate the processor ToS anyways.
Rage against the machine lyrics are factually based.
Lots of police departments started as slaver patrols, Union busters, and right wing militia.
Portland’s police, for example, were originally a KKK militia.
Erecting a dyke? On my 196!? Shocked i tell you!
It was the lack of handholding. Between modular armor, spells and enchantments without guardrails, lack of leveled lists, diverse lore/region based loot, and other things like shopkeepers having a physical inventory you could steal from, you had a kind of freedom and respect for the player that the later games failed to replicate.
There was still a lot of funkiness to it of course between graphics, bugs, severe lack og QoL features, and just being an older game. The chunk loading was miserable, especially on console where you’d walk a few minutes then load just as long. For the era, however, those drawbacks were forgiveable.
Hilarious to consider a deity who’s existence resolves upon observation in an afterlife that also resolves upon death.