Elfforkusu
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Podcast and TTE are out, but screw that!
I have to watch this PSO stream.
I have to watch this PSO stream.
Regarding show length:
This is the most common complaint the show is getting and I definitely understand why. As you said, DnD is usually played for long stretches and it takes time for people to get into the zone. However, since we don't have a centralized office, it's really important that when we do meet up (usually on a weekend) we make the most of the time we have. The best, most convenient way for us to do so is to shoot for 3-5 hours and then split that time into 60-minute chunks. I realize that it's frustrating, especially for those who watched Tabletop Adventures, but from a production standpoint, it's the most realistic way for us to tackle the show right now.
Ian is so great in the podcast
It's the game volume. We aren't missing much, though.Either Huber's too loud or the game's volume is too low. Or both.
I remember being behind the train (chasing it) and away from the track, and it still somehow registering a kill on me.
They gotta tone down the difficulty and power through itMan, Huber and Brad seemed defeated at the end of the stream, they really don't like the game. I hope the next RE is better.
At least we got RE2 remake.
They gotta tone down the difficulty and power through it
Fuck, every time TTE finishes, it's more painful than Breaking Bad's cliffhangers.
I would watch 5 hours straight of it, no problem.
For me the one hour episodes are great because if they are longer, I would probably have to watch it during the weekends. With them being an hour I can just squeeze them in during my evening youtube session.
I have a lot of other EZA shows to watch during the weekends, so the hour format is fine for me. I do have to say that both episodes flew by however, so I understand why people want them to be longer, but for me this is fine.
Never really watched TTA because I never really was into D&D and I am not too fond of High Fantasy in general, but I really loved both TTE episodes, so consider me converted.
Go media black out for whole season then binge watch it.
Oh yeah i don't care about D&D nor high fantasy either, but these are great for reasons beyond that.I was just about to ask whether it would be a show of interest for people who are not into D&D and high fantasy so I will give it a go seeing as you are coming at it from the same mindset as me.
I find all of the shows to be brilliant company whilst I do my work regardless of whether I even like the game being played so I can't see it changing with this either.
Regarding show length:
This is the most common complaint the show is getting and I definitely understand why. As you said, DnD is usually played for long stretches and it takes time for people to get into the zone. However, since we don't have a centralized office, it's really important that when we do meet up (usually on a weekend) we make the most of the time we have. The best, most convenient way for us to do so is to shoot for 3-5 hours and then split that time into 60-minute chunks. I realize that it's frustrating, especially for those who watched Tabletop Adventures, but from a production standpoint, it's the most realistic way for us to tackle the show right now.
Ok, I seriously hope Brandon reading press statements/forum posts becomes a permanent thing
Bosman's first action is awesome.
...What?
I think I am missing some context here.
TTE is the fucking best thing out right now. Ben is so awesome as a DM. I love the shit he comes up with. Dudes a genius.
It's awesome but I really hope they don't take four episodes to get past these 4 dudes in the trees lol. Something tells me Yogalla is going to do something insane to help resolve the situation and Law's dart is going to one hit of of them. Or not, that's the beauty of this.
It looks like a sack full of grain, but upon closer examination, it's actuality a sack full of sleeping brown spiders with their legs all tucked in. Ben flings the bag as far away from him as he can, screaming in terror. Like a high pitched, girly kind of scream. Roll a D20 to see how far away you're able to fling the bag.
It's awesome but I really hope they don't take four episodes to get past these 4 dudes in the trees lol. Something tells me Yogalla is going to do something insane to help resolve the situation and Law's dart is going to one hit of of them. Or not, that's the beauty of this.
Didn't Ben say he didn't expect this to take this long.
Also I never saw the GT version of this, but I'm glad I just checked it out cause this is hilarious! Also lots of fun as someone who has played this before too long time ago.
I would love to see what a nat 20 dart throw does
I would have imagined that Ben expected them to maybe band together and focus their attacks. Instead Yogalla ran 60 feet in the opposite direct and Law and Necator ran to a tree and Therese promptly is incapacitated when at the wagon by herself. Now in the heat of the battle Necator is inspecting a bag of grain by the wagon. Ben could never, NEVER, had foreseen this. Lol
It's okay man, there's probably another dart hidden somewhere in that grain bag. It'll be fine.
This week's episode of TTE was phenomenal. No joke this team inspires me to play D&D. I actually DMed for the first time this past weekend, and there's no way I would've gotten into D&D if it weren't for these guys.
I would have imagined that Ben expected them to maybe band together and focus their attacks. Instead Yogalla ran 60 feet in the opposite direct and Law and Necator ran to a tree and Therese promptly is incapacitated when at the wagon by herself. Now in the heat of the battle Necator is inspecting a bag of grain by the wagon. Ben could never, NEVER, had foreseen this. Lol