On-line games have never been an interest of mine.
The nearest I got was to set up virtual class rooms in Second Life.
The project fizzled out due to lack of interest.
That was many, many, many years ago.
As for RPGs. I'm still a fan of table tops, figures and paper notes.
My first finished short story [well... it's been rewritten half a dozen times since then] got me an appointment with a Psychotherapist...
And got me writing ever since
I have 2 "great unfinished works", because I can never seem to find the right time to commit to them or my central theme...
There is a gag in Babylon 5 that all the races have something identical to Swedish meatballs.
Swedish meatballs
Fill your boots [or plates] with Pizza!
I like the BBC Radio adaptations. But I find the narration of audiobooks too hit and miss for me to get invested.
I have Neverwhere read by Neil Gaimen and it is [for me] unlistenable. No doubt he is reading it correctly, but it is not the sounds I heard when reading the book.
And a version of...
Not a book really [although there is a small on in the box], but a Buffy the Vampire Slayer Tarot deck.
It is a mixture of interesting and nostalgic to see how the cards are interpreted from the BtVS world.
Toasted banana and bacon sandwiches.
The bacon has to be fairly [or very] crispy, and the bananas on the ripe side.
You can either slice or more satisfyingly mash the bananas.
The saltiness of the bacon and the sweetness of the banana work well together.
And
Plum and chicken curry, a friend...
I haven't read the books but seen the films, but I'd look at how the early parts of the Tributes' journey in The Hunger Games. That is basically a beauty/popularity pageant with all the politicking and horse-trading taking place around it.