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Recorded on: September 29th, 2026

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0:00 Intro

1:09 Sustainability of Esports

6:39 Marc's AI Response

11:26 The 2XKO Response

16:02 Overall Interview

21:32 Turning the Ship Around

29:45 Political Rage Bait Video

41:00 The Growing Divide

49:10 Presidential Pardons

1:00:22 Deportations

1:04:40 Nordic Fun Fact

1:06:55 Outro

Comments

KamFord

I wish y'all would have asked what happened to the Console Port of Wild Rift. They announced a few years ago and then ... nothin

Conner Paul

People hate AI being used in products because so much of the time the product is some vibe coded slop pushed out as fast as possible and isn't used as a tool to speed up dev time by reducing efforts on basic coding tasks for game development.

Weezing

The main thing I’m confused about with 2XKO is that if it’s not in the green, why not just scale back the team for it to make it more sustainable? The game is already made, why stop live development instead of trying to scale it down first? The money to make the game is already spent

Jardine Irwin

Yo! Mostly to Big A, sorry Big D and Small D, but Im just watching your latest Pokemon short. I would love to talk to you about it if you want to hear from someone deep in the rabbit hole. I am also a postman from Australia, and can talk about the housing market, negative gearing, and the upcoming Victorian election if those are topics you want to learn more about! Cheers!

mintentha

Regarding Joe Biden's high pardon count, it seems like the majority of those were issues of non-violent drug related charges whose sentences were significantly higher at the time of conviction than the likely would have been in the current climate, which I think highlights one of the benefits of the pardon system. Often times people are flatly guilty, but the actual sentencing is a very subjective part of our justice system and pardoning/commutations is an effective check on that subjectivity (with its own subjectivity built in, of course)

Aiden McCaig

As far as I understand (from talking to a couple employees) the game was performing very, very poorly, like making very little money. I cannot confirm the figures so I could certainly be wrong but it was basically in a spot where the revenue it was bringing in could sustain basically no reasonably sized team, even with cuts.