Thanksgiving Leftovers: Battlefield V (Patreon)

So if you've seen my tweets over the past... month or two, you probably know I've been itching to try out new formats for the show.  And if you've been paying attention to the release schedules for games, you also probably know that November is a bad time to plan to cover indie games if your free time playing games is also the time you use to capture footage for your webshow.  Consequently while I wanted to talk about indie games this month, that kiiiinda got derailed by the fact that I played almost no indie games this month.

So instead I'm kind of compromising - I'm gonna do a few short, quickly packaged together episodes to experiment with format (though not necessarily in ways I would want to cover indie games) providing both Content for the Content Monster and a new way to try to cover some stuff!  In this way, hopefully, all will be happy.

Up now is the first of three episodes - a look at Battlefield V's weird approach to tone, cinematography, and thematic content.  There aren't really what I would call spoilers in this - I mean, it's Battlefield - but if you really want to go in 110% blind to the singleplayer of Battlefield (*why!?*) then maybe avert your eyes on this one.