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It's an amazing adaptation. Thank you so much for bringing this to us. I do love this game.

Premium is definitely gonna get more expensive at some point.

That said, keep these kinds of games rolling in and I'll likely pay.

Is there any kind of schedule when this will be tested further. We did Bubblee Pop tournament the other night which seemed to go well, but it was 2 players only so didn't get a sense of how the multiplayer tournaments would run.

Well, I'm glad peace has broken out. But what do people propose we do? Let's imagine Sage, a non-binary person who wishes to have the pronouns 'xe' and 'xir'. Xe puts 'non-binary' on BGA's shiny new option system and 'xe' and 'xir' into the new pronoun options. And imagine a status message that is ...

But that's your choice. You'd probably feel rather different if you were forced to take an interest in their feelings. As it is, you probably just have a couple of friends or family members that are religious, not exactly unusual. So the question really goes back to whether this is somehow intrusiv...

] I do not think society should accept non-binary as being a real thing. Internal feelings do not need to be externally validated by society at large. If someone doesn't feel either male or female that's their choice but expecting random strangers to take that much interest in your inner struggles ...

] I'm not sure that this was ever true. Women have been prevented from becoming doctors due to societal restrictions that's a verifiable fact, I'm not sure that people ever laughed at female doctors once female doctors were a real thing. They probably found it a bit odd to get their head around to ...

[ The thing is that the demand here is that "ze" or "ey" or anything the usual makes up themselves ought to be recognised as legitimate words and used not just by the website but by everybody on the site. It may not be common but it's being demanded so you ought to assume that s...

Am I missing the problem here? When has they/their ever not been an adequate genderfree alternative to his/her. "juss100 must take their turn" seems fine. No one is going to struggle to translate that. No-one is going to be offended. Where lies the issue? I agree that society's obsession ...

Am I missing the problem here? When has they/their ever not been an adequate genderfree alternative to his/her. "juss100 must take their turn" seems fine. No one is going to struggle to translate that. No-one is going to be offended. Where lies the issue? I agree that society's obsession w...