-We talk about old N64 Games, such as Banjo Kazooie and the horrific animosity between a mole and a bird of questionable origin

-We talk about how Dona has been getting into DBD and taking all of her aggression out on extreme violence

-Sierra talks about Elite Dangerous for a while because it's a space game.

-We talk about new music, rain on me, Camp Gaga and artpop

-We talk about drag race reunion, and we judge their aesthetics harshly.

-We take some time to answer questions for our lovely audience

-We talk about what we've been playing, which includes things like Animal Crossing, Jedi Academy, and World War Z(ed)

-We talk about Drag and Canada Drag Race, and how drag race is both progressing and falling short of what we wished it was.

-We talk about our love of the Great British Baking Show in context with RPDR

-We ask about where all of our sci-fi MMOs are, and then we get into an argument about sci-fi and fantasy mmos

-We talk about what we want in general from MMOs and other games of that style

-We do a lovely Q&A with our LOVELY Fans and listeners!

-We talk about Valorant like, forever.

-We talk about Steven Universe Save and/or Attack The Light

-We play Smash or Pass with Dead By Daylight characters and reveal some big Gemini energy.

-We talk about how the global pandemic and quarantine is affecting us

-We talk about Dona and Sierra being on the front page, and the evolution of Twitch over time

-We talk about new music, and how we simply have no choice but to stan Gaga.

-We talk about drag and drag

-We talk about VR games and sobbing uncontrollably in the wilderness of skyrim

-We talk about the walking dead VR and the joys of having to wrap a bandage around your own arm

-We talk about Monster Prom and the tragedy of not being able to find love in the real world.

-We play a delightful game, that I refuse to spoil in the show notes.

-We talk about Drag Race, and our feelings on things like Snatch Game.

-We talk about the new Twitch TOS requirements and our thoughts on nips n' tiddy.

-We also talk about the ethical ramifications of lab-grown tiddy.

-Pod

This is a largely long form episode with special guest, the creator of Team Stream Queens!

-We talk about Animal Crossing, and Sierra's horrible disparagement of our beautiful boy Pietro.

-We talk about Deere's history of how team Stream Queens came about, and the history and legitimacy of drag on Twitch

-We talk about community, and the group that's come together around all of our twitch streams and other content that we develop

-We talk briefly about Drag Race, and how Deere is behind because they're far too busy creating fantastic content.

-We talk about how we support one another, whores.

Hey y'all, I just wanted to let you all know that this episode is a little rough. COVID-19 quarantine has left us with limited equipment and capabilities to record and it comes through in some ways here. We're still here to provide enjoyable content for you in this stressful time, but the quality may not be quite up to the usual standard you might expect, and for that we apologize. But, onto the show notes;

-We talk about animal crossing forever.

-We talk about what's coming up (It's not a lot). We also talk about Pokemon Mystery Dungeon for a while while Dona is trapped in the void.

-We talk a lot about the drama surrounding RuPaul's Drag Race, and how we all feel about that.

-We talk about how the quarantine has changed how we're consuming media, especially with regards to our livestreaming careers

We talk about how Sierra wanted to go to GDC and was planning on it, and then it got cancelled due to a pandemic but we support her on her vacation all the same.

We talk about Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege, and how hot the operators all are.

We talk about the adorable-ness of Food Fantasy, a mobile game, and the horrors of foie gras.

We talk about the sisyphean task of managing a variety of social media accounts as a digital content creator.

We touch on the Animal Crossing Direct, and then talk about Animal Crossing (surprise) for a real long time.

We talk about tabletop and D&D games and how much of a pain it is to schedule things, and our favorite parts of systems and games

We also briefly touch on other tabletop games like Munchkin, Cards Against Humanity, and Love Letter

We talk about...vine I guess?

We talk about Doki Doki Literature Club and how it FUCKED ME UP.

We look into other Visual Novels, specifically Dream Daddy for a while.

We talk about Super Mario Odyssey.

We talk about Destiny 2 and the Dark Age Where All The Bad Stuff Happened. Also Gambit.

We talk about Drag Race and patriarchytism...sorry, patriotism.

We talk about how rhetoric and how representation affects the greater message that media sends.

We talk about Disney's...less than ideal LGBT+ representation.

We talk about various representation and how it can be formative for younger LBGT+ people

We talk about Skyrim, and roleplaying within the confines of a single-player game

We talk about eating switch cartridges for a frankly embarrassing amount of time

We talk about Links Awakening We talk about League of Legends, and the nature of a competitive team-based sphere

We talk about the differences in our casual vs competitive personas

We talk about our origin stories and what brought us into gaming

We talk about elder abuse in a subaquatic environment

We talk about deceiving children with unplugged controllers, and playing games with our families growing up

We talked about how we got into makeup and doing drag in the first place, and did a deep dive into the formative experiences that led us here

On This Episode of DRAGCade we take a look at Mobile Games; We talk about games like Pokemon Go, Ocean Horn 2 and Pocket God We talk about the glut of missing thing and choose your own adventure games on the mobile market (with their bizarre ads)   We go back to animal crossing.  Obviously. We spend a while talking about Animal Crossing Pocket Camp We talk about what makes a mobile game, the ports coming to mobile and PC from different consoles We briefly touch on the idea of gatekeeping mobile games as 'not games'.   In Drag, we talk about the expenses of Drag We look at opportunities to mitigate the prices by using self made products or thrift store shopping We also end with talking about what we're looking forward to in drag.