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Love and Respect for Nov 27th Podcast (Patreon)

Published:
2024-11-22 22:00:30
Imported:
2026-06

Content

Since we're shooting early next week, it's time to get your questions in. We'll also be going over the top turkeys of 2024, so if you have a suggestion for that, drop it in this thread over here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/show-me-your-116143978

Beyond that, we'll have the October sales report, likely some impressions of Nine Sols and Rise of the Golden Idol, and who knows what else.

Type your question, topic, or game in the comments below. If your entry is not selected, feel free to submit it again the following week. We appreciate your support and are grateful for each and every submission, if we're able to include them in the podcast or not.

Please submit your entries by Monday at 5:00 PM. Be sure to include your preferred name if it's different from what's listed on your Patreon profile. -Bloodworth

Comments

Joseph Caruso

[Repost submission but edited to be much shorter] Hey allies, as someone who's going to turn 40 next year I'm trying to stave off physical ailments from prolonged keyboard and mouse use like carpal tunnel, and was wondering if you have any tips to share based on your own experiences or observations.

djbobcat

Hey Allies, I’ll make this much shorter than my kingdom hearts rant. My lifelong friend and I have been friends since we were 3. Whenever we get together, we play the Batman beat-em-up on the SNES because we played it so much together as a kid. He’s married with 2 kids and time together has become harder but whenever we get together it’s always a must play. Do you have any friends you associate a game with that you MUST play whenever you get together?

Brandon K Gann

Hello everyone! With this week being Thanksgiving in the US, I thought I would ask: What's the most memorable moment in a game you were thankful a random chance or slim odds worked in your favor? A comeback victory in a multiplayer match? A critical hit securing victory in an RPG where the next the turn would've been your demise? Reaching a save point when you just ran out of ammo or supplies? What are some of those moments you were playing and could help but exhale, "oh, thank God..." Thanks for taking this submission if you do, stay Easy fellow Allies, and a Happy Thanksgiving!

Shaun Eye

I am playing Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom. I missed how to upgrade your sword fighter form until the second to last dungeon. My question is have you ever missed ability in a game, found about near the end of game, and it would making playing the game so easier to the end of the game.

Cody Spencer

Hello Allies, I’ve got a new game for you but first I want to say that I agree with Blood about Dragon Age: The Veilguard being like cilantro because I have heard nothing but negative comments and reactions to the game and even though I’ve heard the specific criticisms, I just don’t see it and am really enjoying it. So Blood, you aren’t alone. Alright so the game I brought is simple, you are going to recast the original Avengers, but with video game characters. I will provide choices for each role on the team, and you vote on which character makes the team. If you enjoy this game, I might bring it back with the expanded Avengers roster. L&R, Cody 1. The tech genius: Mordin Solus (Mass Effect), Otacon (Metal Gear), Dr. Thomas Light (Megaman), Prof. Oak (Pokemon) 2. The inspiring leader: Master Chief (Halo), Commander Shepherd (Mass Effect), Princess Zelda (Zelda), Sonic (Sonic) 3. The god/demigod: Kratos (GOW), Raiden (MK), Palutena (Kid Icarus), Amaterasu (Marvel v. Capcom) 4. The rampaging monster: Blanka (Street Fighter), Alex Mercer (Prototype), Vincent Valentine (FF7), Chris Redfield (RE Village) 5. The spy with the dark past: Joanna Dark (Perfect Dark), Ada Wong (RE), Snake (Metal Gear), Agent 47 (Hitman) 6. The marksman: Karl Fairburne (Sniper Elite), Hanzo (Overwatch), Quiet (Metal Gear), Mordecai (Borderlands)

Alexander Zyryanov
>>156158752

Blood is definitely not alone in liking Dragon Age: The Veilguard. The year isn’t over yet and I need to play a couple of already released games but at this moment this is my GotY by a mile.

Jason Wojnar

L&R Stalker 2 has a licensed soundtrack of over 400 Ukrainian songs. In addition to a lot of groups I have seen live, there are song from people I have hung out with and even went to school with (shout out to Dakh Trio. Before Isla Asks, those groups all have Dakh in their name because they come from Kyiv's Dakh Theater). My other friend, Alevtina, is even featured on one of the in-game podcasts. Is this what feeling "seen" feels like? I'm Not Ukrainian but reaction shots subscribers now I champion Ukrainian art all day, every day. When has a game ever so accuratelu represented you or your interests. Depending on what type of crowd Blood used to run with, GTA 6 might give him this same feeling when it comes out.

Mark Gekko

Let me talk to ya! I am not a big fan of turn based RPGs but once in a while I'll really try to like them. My recent game i really like is Sea of Stars. What are good turn based games that are a little more active or bit more for casuals. Huber will probably say Dragon Quest 3. L&R from Germany

Guy Incognito

I put 100 hours into Dragon's Dogma 2. It was fine. Didn't care for all the commuting and the combat encounters got repetitive. I tend to do this. Valkyria Chronicles 2, another game I thought was mid and had a lot I disliked, but still put 100+ hours into it to see all the content. You ever put stupid amount of time into a game that you really didn't care much for?

G the Finger

I finished the Black Ops 6 Season 1 Battle Pass this weekend, but not just any Battle Pass... The BLACKCELL PASS. More unlocks, tier skips, ability to unlock rewards without getting requisite tiers... And all it cost was $30, three times the price of a typical pass. Games aren't going to get cheaper to make, and unless you're Hogwarts or Elden Ring selling eight figure units, monetization isn't going away. So instead of fighting it, how can monetization evolve in a way that you won't detest? None of this "No monetization allowed" or "Charge a buck every time you die" nonsense. Think about it. Blackcell is far too expensive, there's no debate, but with what I got and how much I play the game, I'm fine with the premium price. So if monetization won't go anywhere, how can it grow in a way that it doesn't feel like you're being robbed? Adoration and admiration.

AnAttackCorgi

Wassup Allies! Let’s do a laugh-off, where you’ll take turns reading Steam Reviews until one of you breaks, and you lose. You must look each other in the eyes while reading the review; flourish it up a bit! **feel free to find better, funnier steam reviews. I found these over my lunch break and my sense of humour sucks** Let’s begin! - “As most Norwegians, I grew up clubbing seals to death every Thursday, so this game brings back a lot of childhood memories for me.” - “I killed all my friends with a shovel after a small altercation involving a horn. 10/10.” - “Kids aren’t this stupid.” - “Pretty trash, might give it some more time.” - “It’s kinda like Pokémon but you collect Soviet soldiers.” - “I can feed people glass” - “I drowned the pope because I was bored” - “if you’re not walking stupid, you shouldn’t be walking at all” - “fun and challenging for both you and your PC” - “My friend runs better than this game and he has no legs” - “The loading screen is my favourite part”