Alice and I managed to record on Sunday and talk about Valiant Hearts, World War I tactics, the Big Bang, and Lord of Thrones character and Scottish beermaster Samuel Tarly, er, Samwell Tarly. No, that’s not right. What I mean to say is, Samwise Barley.
This episode also introduces our new rating system, which we believe will provide a far more accurate assessment of games than the current stuff. Anyways, hope you enjoy.
Wednesday’s arrived and with it a second turn for J.T. Decker and Matthew Dixon. They go over the new Kickstarter game Divinity: Original Sin and a host of other topics.
On a news note, the rotation of these podcasts might change a bit in the coming weeks as I figure out the tone of the shows and the chemistry between the hosts, and how to balance that from week to week. Also, feedback on any of the podcasts is muy apreciado.
It’s Wednesday which means it’s time for another podcast, or Modcast, as it were. That is what the French call a portmanteau baby, and as far as they go, there is no way anyone has ever thought of this one before. Nope, Modcast is a completely original name, no need to Google it, trust me on this one, seriously.
While there are tons of shows dedicated to mods, most of them are reviews as opposed to interviews and discussion, which is what we’re shooting for with Modcast. Of course, convincing notoriously shy modders into going public may be difficult, but hopefully the fact that our subscriber base is puny will help matters. Unfortunately, it did not help this month, which is why your hosts – Christian Gaughf and Anna Castiglioni – chose me as their first guest.
In this episode, the three of us talk about Interesting NPCs, mods we don’t have time to play, and why control over all the schlong sizes in Skyrim is too much power for one modder to have. Hope you enjoy.