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Hey there loyal patrons, here's where you can submit your questions for Thursday's Duckfeed Live. This is kind of short notice, so please fire away.

We go live on Thursday, September 29 at 6:00 pm EDT (3pm Pacific).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJlAByVvEwo

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Solidarity High Point

What is Roars' favorite treat and what all words are in that kitty vocabulary? We heard "I don't know" the other day on Twitter.

Jason!

Do you guys ever get into heated arguments off-air, or is it all hugs and kisses?

Eryk Nielsen

Sorry if this has been asked before -how do you choose subjects for Monsters in my Podcast? It's alphabetical of course, but it seems like you skip a lot of monsters. I'm mostly asking because I can't wait to hear you guys talk about the Elder Brain :D

Brayton Cameron

Recently you said a thing that was just the worst. What was it? Why'd you say that thing? And who do you think you are?

My Marvelous Year

Hey Kole, when your Dark Tower podcast gets funded, are you planning on just working your way through the main series, or will you be covering the ancillary novels as well? Gary, if you had to do a book club podcast, what series or theme (if any) would you make it about? Thanks, guys.

Michael Prehn

I know you guys spend a lot of time playing games for the shows. Do you ever get a chance to play something for fun? If so, do you have any favorites?

Samuel Bair

Are there any weird old indie games you guys would consider for WOFF? For example, I would love episodes on Nethack or Dwarf Fortress (if that counts as retro). I don't even have a really deep knowledge of either of those, I just love hearing about them.

Bryan May

In light of recent X-Men news, the world demands to know. These answers can be either singular or plural. Best X-Men? Worst X-Men? Best Worst X-Men?

Autumn M

What do you guys do when you're sick? Either to get better or just weather the storm.

Alex D'Arata-Wolfe

WOFF has been going a long time. Have your thoughts on any of the games you covered in the first year or so changed? (if nothing springs to mind: do you guys still hate Tomba and Sword of Mana as much as you did back then?)

Lewis Shaw

I guess this is kind of more to Gary in light of his Monstropedia (sic?) blog post a while back, but has he seen bogleech.com? I found it whilst looking for Bloodborne monster designs and have since lost hours looking through the archives (each post focuses on a set of monsters from different places, though it can be kinda hard to navigate). Also, Kole, just started listening to the Gunslinger on your, if not explicit, recommendation, at least regular referencing. Digging it so far. Thanks! X

Lewis Shaw

Gonna twofer. Sorry if it's against the rules. So it looks like we're not gonna get a whole bunch new from Dark Souls 3. I know it kinda hits hardest for you in its theming, but were there any different kinds of areas you secretly hoped you might see? (Archetypal Dark Souls areas be damned.) I think DS2 was the boldest in this and came closest, but I kinda hoped for a lost jungle ruin, a desert temple, or a submerged city of Atlantis kind of deal. Sure they're fantasy clichés, but I don't see DS as ever being scared to lean into that. So, thoughts?

Greg Polander

Please feel free to rip me into if you feel I'm off base, but I get the impression from listening to your shows that you don't care much for European developed games. I can understand how different they are from American games, but we grew up playing a lot of Japanese games also which were also very different. Over the years I've had a lot of fun playing British racers, Spanish platformers, French RPG's, German simulation games, Sweedish strategy games, and Russian adventure games. Perhaps one key difference is that I play as many PC as console games and we've not had many good European developed console games over here. Why do you think you have a bias against European games (if you feel you do) and are there any that you really enjoy? Keep up all the great work and grats on hitting the new goal level!

Michelle

Do you guys ever give yourself weird challenges when you replay games you're intimately familiar with? I'm interested to hear about them. It's maybe not as extreme as a swordless Zelda run, but when I replay DS2, I roll a 1-9 to see which stat I'm leveling up. It leads to weird and interesting builds in a game that I've otherwise pretty much mastered (MLG no-scope et cetera). It's a nice way to keep a game that I love feeling fresh and new every time I play.

Jala Prendes

What's your weirdest pet peeve?

Bob Witz

Guys, any plans to do a thing in Chicago? I know Gary has roots here, so maybe that wouldn't be a great use of your resources, but it would be awfully convenient for me.

Sibyl Arnett

So as gaming eats its own tail, and games you've played remakes of get remade again, I have only one question: am I the only one feeling hella old?

Gostlight Media

Are there any stories that you have been waiting to tell on air, but they haven't come up?