The haircut is a symbolic reminder, not just to treat her like a man but also to remind them “Remember what I did when this happened to my hair? I gathered all my enemies together and blew them up.” She’s turned a badge of shame into a badge of strength. It’s her clearest declaration, besides the severity of her…

She gave herself a “man’s” haircut because she’s sitting on the Iron Throne and pretty much only men rule in her world so she’s reminding them that she’s not your average woman to be fucked with. She’s declaring, If you don’t treat me like a man I will show you how much of a man I have become.

Clearly what happened is that his opponent hired a witch to curse him and his cards, which is why he didn’t notice it, so he’s totally innocent.

If every time that Ikaros signal goes off you get bothered by it, stop for a moment, take a breath and tell yourself that that shouldn’t bother you and you don’t want it bother you. You do it enough times your mind will get the message and sooner or later you’ll stop getting bothered when Ikaros’ signals appear.

I have the season pass and it showed up on my Xbox even though I owned it.

There’s one season of a Runway spin off show called Project Accessory (if I recall correctly) and each episode was about making unique accessories and not about making clothes. You might enjoy it if you can find it.

As far as gimmicky episodes of Project Runway goes this one was really fun but that’s been true for this entire season, especially the body modification episode and the camping outdoors unconventional materials challenge. I thought Tessa’s Miller character was going to win, especially since the guest judge loved it so…

Unlikely because even when they do things like this it’s still supposed be fashion oriented and not a costume and cosplay by design is costumes.

The challenge specifics said that the end product was supposed be wearable fashion and not a costume so some editing was required so they didn’t look lifted right out of a game.

Incentives aren’t always threat free.

He’s definitely not bland. The option to only play a white guy is bland. White men make up only 36% of America and an even smaller segment of the world, where games are marketed to these days.

So Mass Effect and Assassin’s Creed Odyssey can create rich, complex narratives that can be carried out by either sex but in Star Wars it’ll destroy the magical narrative, I mean, nature of your childhood where men rescued women and not the other way around and now you have to protest at the most ludicrous level this…

One can assume when the definition of a fictitious person’s sexuality is declared by the owner of the said IP that it’s ok to consider it the correct gender to use and not an assumption.

The literal lead is female window dressing so quit ya bitchin that ya didn’t get a bitch to play as an actual character ya damn bitches.

Oh no, what monumentally lazy thinking by publishers considering only half the population is female and they’re making an increasingly larger part of the gaming demographic. Maybe women can review bomb the game into the dirt to show they’re just as petty and vindictive as men.

This sounds awesome, I am so sick and tired of RPGs being made into live services that are often not fun. And it’s even more geektastic for me that it’s in the Star Wars universe as somebody who had Star Wars sheets when I was seven years old.

They’re going to be wanting new designs not merging of two designs.

In the past there have been designers that used video game motifs in their works and most the designers are 35 or younger and the older ones have kids. They might not be able to reference Ultima IV but the vast majority are well aware of mainstream gaming today.

Comparing what you experienced in the Midwest to the type of people Project Runway draws from—almost exclusively from major metro areas—seems like an incorrect comparison.

Most the contestants are around 30 or under. The older ones have kids. None of them are wealthy, living in a bubble designers because if they would they’d never be contestants on the show; judges yes, contestants no. Just because people aren’t playing video games at your level doesn’t mean they are clueless about them…