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I’m takin’ over the show this week! That is, I got jealous that I never get to host, so the guys let me take a crack at it. I hope I did okay!
Join us for first impressions of Titanfall 2’s single-player campaign, accompanied by a timely interview with Respawn single-player designer Chris “Soupy” Dionne.
We also run down our #7FaveGames (of all time!), talk No Man’s Sky, Paragon, Overwatch, The Witness, so much more. Enjoy!
Stuff We Talked About
- Titanfall 2
- Movies we’ve seen over, and over, and over
- #7FaveGames
- No Man’s Sky
- Overwatch
- Paragon
- The Witness
Recent Episodes
The Cast
Sid Shuman – Director, Social Media, SIEA
Justin Massongill – Social Media Manager, SIEA
Ryan Clements – Sr. Social Media Specialist, SIEA
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Shout out to Justin for defending The Witness as it is a game everyone should devote some time into whether it is “their type of game” or not. Sid and Ryan should be ashamed for not giving it more of a chance. I myself struggle with a lot of puzzles in games, but found myself able to get through at least the first 5-10 hours worth of content. The only reason I have not been able to go back to finish it is because of other things going on in my life and other games to play. It is definitely something I plan to get back to before the end of the year.
Also Sid, how exactly is Overwatch “innovative” and “visionary?” Personally, I haven’t had a chance to play it yet, but plan to as soon as I can get enough money to get it. I just don’t see how it can be so innovative as you say. Maybe I have to play it to see, but the only recent multiplayer that even comes close to changing how multiplayer shooters are played is Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six: Seige, which some critics are raving about right now and it been out since December. I recommend giving it a shot and letting us know what you think.
Haven’t listened to the podcast yet but people like you who say that about the Witness or other games are people I simply can’t agree with because of how stupid I think that position is. Sure, you and Justin may enjoy it, but don’t try to tell people to buy a game they clearly don’t think they’ll enjoy when there are other games they know they’ll like and resources are limited. If you have a friend that you want to see play The Witness then do his work for 40 hours or however long it takes to beat that game and give him the $40 to buy it, just so he can come back to say that he didn’t enjoy it.