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• The nomination comes on the heels of "Bugha's End Game" achieving remarkable success since its release, captivating the gaming community with its innovative gameplay and design.
• As part of The Game Awards' commitment to honoring excellence in the industry, the nomination reflects "Bugha's End Game"'s exceptional qualities that have resonated with players and industry experts alike.
• In addition to a jury vote, The Game Awards allows fans to vote for their favorite maps within Fortnite's new TGA Voting hub.
• You can find the instructions and how to vote for Bugha's End Game here: bit.ly/tgafortnite
  Since its launch, "Bugha's End Game" has welcomed an astonishing 5.1 million unique players into its virtual arena.

• As Dignitas's Official Performance Wearable and Apparel Partner, GamerTech® will further enhance the gaming experience, building upon their past collaborations with various esports organizations, scientists, and industry experts.
• As part of this partnership, Dignitas and GamerTech® will collaborate on co-branded performance wear.
• GamerTech® will work with Dignitas to massively increase their reach and help get their products into the hands of gamers worldwide.
• "We at Dignitas have always been committed to not only achieving peak performance but also ensuring the well-being of our players," stated James Baker, Dignitas' General Manager.

• noblechairs will become the Official Gaming Chair of Dignitas, solidifying the brand as a staple of esports.
• Dignitas and noblechairs are set to unveil an exclusive co-branded gaming chair later this year.
• The chair, a product of noblechairs' craftsmanship and insights from Dignitas' seasoned pro players and content creators, will deliver a comfortable and competitive gaming experience to fans.
• With several pre-existing premium gaming chair offerings at a range of prices, noblechairs is poised to provide more gamers around the globe with an elegant, ergonomic, and exciting gaming experience.

• It was accessible to the masses, a fundamental staple of mainstream life and an indispensable part of the Roman economy and trade.
• Despite its centrality to the everyday life of the Romans, the ancient sources continuously attest it was a problematic drink when consumed by women.
• One of the ways in which this control over women was codified was through their drinking practices.

Punishment for drinking

• In the customary laws of early Rome, the discipline of female sobriety was instilled through punishment.
• During the earliest periods of Rome’s history and up until the Middle Republican period, it was a socially sanctioned custom for husbands to punish their wives for drinking.
• Many Ancient Roman sources speak of female drinking and adultery concurrently.

Acceptable drinking

• Archaeological evidence attests to their drinking practices as far back as the ancient written sources state otherwise.
• Certain types of wine, such as passum, a type of sweet raisin wine, were perhaps acceptable in the strict confines of gendered drinking parameters.
• Yet even here drinking wine was shrouded in innuendo, invariably described as “milk” and carried in a “honey-pot”.

A socially acceptable drink

• The male authors of these texts heavily mythologised the past, often to convey the inferred wickedness of their present day.
• By the time of the transition from Republic to Empire (around the first century B.C.E), it was customary for women to drink wine.
• Livia, wife of Emperor Augustus, is said to have credited her longevity to a wine varietal from Istria.