You gotta remember that anything above 3 inches will be basically the same before you hit a size limit if used with the same skill level.
there is something to be said however about the probability that a man with a larger member will have more skill with it based on the fact the perception of size will impact the chance of repeat customers allowing for more experience than a smaller membered counterpart

is very nice, hugs are the best thing ever

i dont think there was a magical fruit that could destroy people at the will of the holder in irl [insert any one of the early games' locations.] The idea of the game series is to have the mundane elements an acceptable level of accurate (tech level of the civilization in focus, general look of the world space) and all the magical shit is free rein. Thats how a good fantasy/sci-fi setting works. It's believable in real life aspects and fantastic stuff looks cool and usually follows its own set of rules and a good setting doesnt break its own new rules. Verisimilitude is a key part of a good story/game/world/movie/book/etc.

i wish to hug the doggo

kind of? depends on the AI. One of the most common machine learning methods is to just have the AI do literally every option possible at the same time and then only keep the ones that score enough "points" and then run it again with the AI now knowing which of those previous things scored what.

thats not how this works. Sarcasm isnt about the words its about the tone, also thats technically not even a double positive, its a single positive with an interjection infront of it.

That's the dwarves racial bonus, full movement in medium and heavy armors. Did you even read your player's handbook?

Whether water is wet depends completely on what definition of "wet" you are running under.
If by wet you mean "is in contact with an amount of water" then yes it is.
If you are, however, running under the more correct definition of "is a surface impregnated by a liquid" then no, water is not wet as it is not a surface.