I mean, isn’t that all online gaming is? A chat room with something to do?

Another great Splitscreen!

For those who want to read Jason’s piece in the NY Times referenced during the podcast, here is the link: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/04/04/opinion/video-games-layoffs-union.html

I can’t really add anything to what everyone is saying just wanted to say I admire your tenacity, studied & respectful responses, and perseverance in responding and presenting your point in these comments.

Hideaki Itsuno?

Burying the lead in the comments section is a new one lol.

My ten-year-old nephew agrees with you. 

That response sounds machine-generated

I did! Cecilia’s email that she sent him could only be described as cheery and professional, a stark contrast to his fetid response.

That Erik Tenkar sounds like a real charmer.  

That Erik Tenkar sounds like a real charmer. 

The connected gaming world needs more people like this. It makes playing all that much better, especially when the alternative is “Git gud lulz” or shouting obscenities for being a woman, or just shouting obscenities in general

Is this a Gabe hustle? Is he secretly playing SSBU on the side so he could have this opportunity?

Or, is this getting tilted at the worst possible time?

Literally playing through Baldur’s Gate II for the first time now. So archaic but fun at the same time!

There’s two, and they may be overly-popular these days, but it was the 90s and who cares.

First: The End of the World of Balance in Final Fantasy III(VI). Working towards what you think is your final battle with Kefka, only to find out the world is destroyed changed what I thought an RPG could do. Then to be left…

And his brother. Can’t forget Sean!

The following was a joke and does not actually reflect my real feelings on the topic.

It’s only been about 24 hours since I beat Original Sin 2, and at this point, I wonder how I’ll remember my time with it in a year or two, or even by the end of this one. Will my fondness for its wonderful world and characters, as well as the impressive number of possibilities the game offers in and out of combat,…

I don’t know if waiting time queues are any indication of a player base, but on PC on the East Cost I rarely wait more than 20 seconds for a match in QM and rarely more than a minute for competitive.

I’ve been doing an alphabetical playthrough of my unplayed Steam Games.