Attached is how it is sold at Skyline Chili, the most popular establishment in Cinci to buy this chili. Note the giant pile of unmelted, wide shredded cheese. It’s not an opinion, it’s a fact. It being gross is my opinion, though

This is literally how it’s served if you were to buy it in a restaurant. An unmelted mountain of cheese over a weird sweet sauce and noodles. Disgusting.

As someone who moved to Cincinnati for a few years and then moved away, Cincinnati chili is god awful. I tried it multiple times, but it’s absolutely wild to me that people pay money for it.

Maybe if I grew up with it I’d like it before knowing how horrible it is compared to pretty much every other kind of spaghetti. But no, it’s just crappy sweetness on noodles with a huge pile of cheese on top 🤮

Furthermore, additional C’s and/or spaces between each letter requires the gesticulations to include the outer bounds of the Y-axis

You can absolutely tell the difference because “thicc” comes with gesticulations indicating the outer bounds of the x-axis of the subject’s frame

Sure you can. It’s a lower THC than some of the other species, but often crossbred with them

Where self-pollinating is where a plant’s pollen fertilizes its own ovules to create seeds, auto-flowering is where the plant transitions from vegetative state to the flowering state based on age instead of light cycle.

Idk it’s so interesting to me

Cannabis Ruderalis has entered the chat as the third currently recognized species, unique for its auto-flowering quality.

In TF2, players cannot completely disable the hats. It takes a server operator employing mods or plugins to disable them. The equity was there. It ended with CS:GO.

As well, even if a player could opt out of seeing them, it doesn’t change the fact that the game was built around the gambling and still impacts other players you interact with.

There are some non-competitive games I think handle cosmetic-only micro transactions well (ex: Last Epoch). But I don’t try to fool myself that it doesn’t impact development or gameplay.

Absolutely.

The key gambling system 100% impacted the community, who are the ones to provide gameplay to each other in these games.

All previous Counter-Strike game had a 100% level playing field— all players had access to the same gear and visuals. This equity was very important to gameplay by keeping it competitive, specifically being able to recognize weapons and enemies easily.

CS:GO took a sharp turn with this, effectively ending equity in the game. Not only did you have to spend money if you wanted you or your gear to look like others, but it also made it much more difficult to recognize enemies and gear people were carrying unless you more carefully inspected them. Bits sticking out around corners became much more difficult to recognize.

There is likely much more impact to the game and its development on various levels, but this is a clear example of a negative impact of microtransactions being introduced.