YMS

Wir sind ja alle gegen Atome, Gene und Chemie, aber das deutsche Lebensmittelrecht legt eindeutig fest, was Aroma ist, nämlich ein "Erzeugnis, das als solches nicht zum Verzehr bestimmt ist und Lebensmitteln zugesetzt wird, um ihnen einen besonderen Geruch und/oder Geschmack zu verleihen oder diese zu verändern". Kann man durchaus weglassen, ohne den Geschmack an sich wegzulassen.

Well, one thing is that it is a ranking of 50 games without a word of explanation how this ranking was created. Who says #37 is better than #38 is better than #39 is better than #40? And then also, if this is a ranking, why make it that big in the first place? Different people have different tastes, but a ranking says #1 is the best game, #2 the second-best, #3 the third-best - who should care for the 50th-best one if there were 49 better games this year alone?

EDIT: This was meant to be a reply to the "What's odd about this list?" comment.

I haven't played GTA Online in a while, but a thing we always used to do in our group was ending the session by visting someone's apartment or biker club or yacht or whatever, going to the bar there, and getting drunk until someone had to respawn at the hospital. Visits to public nightclubs or the casino and getting drunk there (sometimes even dancing or gambling before doing so!) was more a mid-session thing for us.

Isn't it like 2 clicks to claim a game on Epic, and about a million clicks to play it anyway?

Well, in the world of esoteric candidates, there would be some easy ones, like Brainfuck or Shakespeare, but maybe Whitespace is enough of them in the list.

And while the USA are roughly double the area of the European Union, the whole continent of Europe is larger than the US.

Au contraire. The terms of service of the Lumberyard engine used to disallow using it in critical infrastrucure (e.g. hospitals, power plants, military facilities) unless there was a zombie apocalypse.