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Hi everyone. Hi, hey, hi.
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This is, welcome to another latency and our Q&A pod, cast
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unlocked by, our amazing patrons.
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Hello cyberpunk, after dark cyberpunk.
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Sure. After dusk is more dark when the
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podcast always after Some more dark, it's after we're going to
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ask questions. We've got a bunch of questions
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from the community that I've gathered from our patreon and
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Twitter. Some of the DMS.
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But also let's introduce ourselves because it's been a
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minute. Say hello to the audience.
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Everyone Hello, I'm Jade.
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You can find me a scholar, Jade on all social media.
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My pronouns are they and them? I play Iona.
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Pop s qu the, corpo and I roll for a bureaucracy.
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She just released a role for bureaucracy sticker.
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So I'm really excited about it. Yeah, I'm gonna put my mom
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fucking water bottle right now. Well, hey, I'm I'm spoon AKA Jeb
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or that's, that's why I play. I don't I don't normally go
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about my day, referring to myself as as Jeb, but if you
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meet me on the street, you're welcome to Who is stuck to a
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cyberpunk dystopia spoon. What are your pronouns?
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And what do you do? Oh, I'm I mean I'm I'm just a
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spoon. You don't have to worry about
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it. I'm he him and you can find me.
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You can't find me on any social skills.
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I just said, just a regular old, he him spoon.
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That's my name is Kendall. He had em I place on.
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Oh I'm a writer and I don't really have much socials, but
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you can find me full name. Kendall edgy wherever I am.
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Hi, I'm Evan, AKA Remy AKA retro, the tip, the television
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headband, I am, he him. And I'm just about as much of a
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failure in the game as I am in life.
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So, damn, I could you not talk about my friend like that?
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Oh, we're friends. Wow, I didn't know that they
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made now. You know I'm a traditional dad
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bod kind of guy with dad jokes to make it cry.
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That's absolutely true. Nice and we love it.
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It's a menace a menace to society straight and Dad
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Minister Society. Well we have some questions for
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you who is that? I'm binary otherwise known as
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binary dragon on Twitter. The GM of the podcast, no
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latency. I stream on Twitch and I do
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acting sometimes. It's a lot of fun.
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That's me. We're not his the crew of no
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latency and today we're going to answer questions from the
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audience about ttip G's cyberpunk, red.
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And the story that we tell it's gonna be lots of fun.
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I'm going to start with a really simple one.
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How long has everyone been playing TT RPGs and this is from
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patreon patreon. The like, is it, do we know the
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user? Yeah, crazy.
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Crazy. Willow Breezy, I I started
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playing my first ever Dungeons and Dragons game.
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When I was a freshman in college, which was God 2011.
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So, I've been playing table tops for 11 years and I just like, I
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had one game and I fell in love and I just have not stopped.
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Damn, I started a high school. I played Fourth edition Dungeons
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& Dragons because fifth almost a now, ya know 3.5 no but that
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hey, you know, fourth was weird, those whose super weird.
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I wasn't that into it, honestly. But then in college, when five
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fifth edition came out, I got the starter kit, I ordered the
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starter kit in the mail, lost it or did it again then?
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Found it. So I had two starter kits and
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then ran into games and I didn't even have the dungeon manual and
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they ran stuff. After the starter kit, I died
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like Verge from the starter kit without even having any of the
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core books and I loved it. I loved it a lot.
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I played with my housemates and I got all the other books and
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I've been playing and dming ever since.
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Well, my story is way more unique than your guys's.
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You see you guys all started in college.
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I started in college. Also in High School, fourth
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edition, I will say, I will say that.
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So I actually I started in 2012, I knew that there was like this
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like DND was like doing it a new thing and I was like, oh, that's
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cool. And then I was like, oh wow,
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these books are $50. I can't do that.
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So then I went online. I was like, maybe I could like
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find like a pirated version and I'm gonna shush.
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I mean I didn't somewhat, I actually end up finding is a
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free-to-play it. What what it was was essentially
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D and D 3.5 but with like you know, the serial code grab
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shaved off. This is illegal I think knowing
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how to something else. But no, no, because I actually
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I'm not because the the rules the rules 50.5 were were
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released under Creative Commons. So the Like rules themselves.
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You could like find easily and someone had like, taken them and
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put a new skin on it, essentially.
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And I printed out like an entire, I went to like the, it
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was, it was, it was called basic fantasy, RPG is what it was
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called. And I printed out and do good
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dudes and dragons. No, but I print out like all 150
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Pages, unlike, you know, eight and a half by 11 at the at the
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library, the library. And then got it bound and then
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spent like a good week reading the rules because I've never
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like I had no idea what it was. Like, I've never had an
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introduction to D&D. I just heard that it was cool
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and I was there at the something that like that you could do it.
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I was like, I'm nerdy. I'm already in the subculture.
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I'm gonna learn how to do d and d.
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And so I read this thing front, like cover cover.
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Didn't understand a lick of it, and then put it away and went.
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That's too complicated. I don't understand it.
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And didn't pick it up for another year.
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When D and e 5e officially came out and which case then I bought
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the starter kit and I bought the starter kit
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for and then after that and we even playing the same.
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We had been playing the same group of characters for six
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years. It Was so awesome.
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And then the pandemic ID and then they kind of that's it.
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Them. We we we didn't get those
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characters was to say we got that group back together we did
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for a little bit. It was great and Grand, but it
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didn't survive the, the digital transition.
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But I love it now and I've spent like no joke, I've probably
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spent thousands of dollars on RPG books.
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So, yeah, I may have may have taken, the cheap way out to
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begin with, but I'm in it for the long haul, he paid for it
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eventually. So, I also kind of got started
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and high school. Technically, I'm a high school.
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Dropout, I went to trade school when I was younger and I was a
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nerd. So I played Magic, the Gathering
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and guy that played Magic. The Gathering with noticed that
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I use. To make stories while playing
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the game with how my cards were played.
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So he invited me to play Dungeons and Dragons with him.
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The thing is that we didn't have a players manual or a dungeon
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Master's manual or anything like that.
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Um, apparently this is like very early 2000s so there wasn't
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really the internet too much to go to.
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My DM, just went and bought a bunch of adventure books from a
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place called Half Price Books in the stack of, like, 30 of them,
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that he popped for 20 bucks and we just made up a character and
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just rolled a D20. And if you got a high enough
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then what he said, you just did it.
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And that was how we played. That sounds amazing.
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I mean when you strip everything back, that's pretty much the
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game. Is this?
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Yep. Yeah, you can be surprised.
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How far you can go without any rules.
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People always ask me. They're like, they're like, are
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you know, I want to play, but it seems like really hard and like,
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it's not, you're literally just playing pretend they're like,
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yeah, but there are a lot of rules.
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I'm like nobody gives a shit about the rules.
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Now, listen to me people. If you give a shit about the
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rules, if you get, if you give That's fine.
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But don't be a dick about it. Yeah, thank you really.
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You don't need the rules. You're just playing just
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playing. So it's like it's it's like
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improv prompts really, isn't it exactly essentially.
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No absolute. Give the structure.
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Yeah, I started in TPP ttip. Geez.
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When I was a kid playing 3.5 I love Me, and my also like
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Pathfinder. So me and me and a few of my
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friends got together. We played this game and I
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remember, I DM as my first ever Dungeons and Dragons experience
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and we were playing this game and I gave them this room.
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And the only puzzle I had was that the door was unlocked and
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everything, but the door was indestructible, but unlocked and
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they spent 25 minutes trying to break down that door.
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And then the quiet one went, I just open it.
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I was like yeah, it's open. They went in and they beat the
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dragon or whatever. I put in front of them.
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But that's the most sort of - D&D memory I have is just this
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really dumb puzzle that I thought was going to take like
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two seconds and just be a little bit of a joke.
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Like, oh no one ever checks. If it's open, I'm glad you stuck
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to your guns and like didn't help them.
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It is watch them struggle for like there.
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That's what I thought I was meant to do.
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No, I'm glad you didn't break your resolve.
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No, I didn't. And I played a little bit over
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the phone with my friend who lived really far away when I was
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a kid. And then I took a huge break and
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then I met this Person on the internet called Jade and they
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were like drunk person do to play some.
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Do do, do you teach so Jason? That's me.
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Mocking you mocking me? Right.
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So it's Jade's fault that I'm here.
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Hmm, told you tomorrow, it's also dates fault that I'm here.
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It's weird. It's like I bring people
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together to play games. I like that question.
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Thanks so much Breezy. We've got another question from
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patreon, which I think moves on quite quickly and it kind of
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lets us talk about the game. We're playing right now, which
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is cyberpunk. How did you come up with your
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character Concepts and what made you choose to life path?
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/ role that you did and that's from swirly ink on patreon.
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Thanks for all the ink. That's a good question actually.
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Actually I this is not a hard question for me, because as soon
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as I was brought into this idea of a podcast, I knew exactly.
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I was like, oh, I definitely want to be just a cowboy from
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the Badlands and the the toughest question for me was
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like, what is this guy's deal? You know, II knew that the basic
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Idea. It was going to be just
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Gunslinger from the Badlands but like what was what was the thing
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that made him interesting? And I gotta say, I love being
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the butt of the joke. I will happily be the one that
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fumbles through and gets people into trouble just because I
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think that's interesting. So if there is a, if there's a
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button that says, don't press Jebel, probably press it.
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Right? So that's just something.
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Hey, those of you who are worried, if everyone's being
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mean to jab, like that's the thing that he wants to be just
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for the record. Like, we're all friends.
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Is there. Is there any evidence on the
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internet? That sounds like, oh man,
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they're really mean to jab. I'm so now literally no one has
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ever said that no one has ever said.
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There is a, there is one review on on each other.
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Oh my God, like I have heard of anybody on this planet.
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You sometimes you just don't like the people.
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You end up getting paired up with I mean, but carry on Jeb.
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I'm sorry Korean Seafood. No, no, that was that's pretty
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much it. Like, I knew immediately I was
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like boom. Well, so the one thing was I was
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at first you know you look through all like the classes and
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stuff and cyberpunk. And we started this podcast,
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when cyberpunk, it's a video game had like relatively
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recently come out. And so like, that was a pretty
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big inspiration, but I was like, I don't know, all that stuff.
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Seems like really like standard. Like what something different
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like. Oh A cowboy duh.
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And so it was just Cowboy plus Shenanigans equals jib, guys.
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I was really easy to because I was also in the middle of doing
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a bunch of research for a book, I'm trying to write.
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I've been researching Japan in Samurai and Japanese culture in
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Japanese history, a lot. And so I was like, well, I
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don't, I know there's like Samurai and Cyberpunk Street
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Samurai. And I know there's arisaka and
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all that stuff because I didn't I didn't know anything about
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cyberpunk, really. So, but I vaguely knew about
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that. There was some sort of Japanese
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home involved, so I'm like, oh why don't I just lean into that?
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Be a samurai assassin with a cool robot arm and he was kind
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of boilerplate at first. And I kind of just, you know,
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stoic Samurai, which is kind of opposite.
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I like playing really silly character.
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So this is kind of opposite. It of what I normally play but I
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kind of found his vibe after a couple of sessions I think of
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like, what, what his whole deal is, how he gels with the rest of
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the group, what does morals arms?
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That sort of stuff? So yeah, mine was like, this is
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what I'm interested in. Nice now.
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Evelyn Jade. You'll story's a little
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different, isn't it? Yeah.
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Because we created our characters for a One-Shot.
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Yeah. I remember for me when we talked
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about doing it, I got super excited and usually it's I do
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the same thing every time whenever I get pumped to play a
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game is that I make like about four characters and then find
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out what everyone else plays and then play the one slot.
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We kind of need for that. But with with Remy, I got
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excited actually because nobody picked the one I really wanted,
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which was tack because I'm such a Giant sci-fi nerd and I got a
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being Remy. I was like, okay, I want to be
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this person that's really into Tech, but like, I really want
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like it to be something showing wise.
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Which is why I decided I wanted to have Remy have a TV for a
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head mainly because it was a great aesthetic that I enjoyed,
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especially from my love of watching anime.
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I was inspired by a character from illegally.
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Fooly Cooly. Yes.
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And Anime called Dead Leaves. Which gave me the idea for
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having a TV forehead, which to me was like really an
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interesting point of showing for attack which would make a lot of
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sense for somebody having that likes kind of the route.
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They would go but also kind of giving myself somewhat of a
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handicap because yes Even in cyberpunk deal, this is an
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extreme kind of look for it. So I thought it would be a much
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more of a challenge for myself and having to be able to deal
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with that. Yeah.
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And Evan, you didn't even know about Saga, all right?
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You may know. Mmm, Yeah.
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Cyrus, I freaking love Saga. Yeah.
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There's a whole race of Television head people, which I
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thought it was like one you borrowed from, but it's kind of
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funny that you didn't even know about what I thought was the
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most popular. Allure TV.
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Well now if anything about that, it's really good.
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Yeah, yeah, sure. You did.
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I Because there were what to other.
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It was just me and Evan and one other person in the one shot.
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And Evan and our other player picked.
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There's and I was like, gosh, let's just like go in through
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the characters and I was like, I want to be a cop.
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I don't want to be a rocker boy and then I came across corpo I
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was like, huh. Huh.
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We just really funny because you like I don't want to be a cop
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because I fucking hate cops because I don't be a rock.
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But because like those guys are douche bags.
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What a-what a capitalist. Oh I was so intrigued by like
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how you would play a character like that and so I like I I
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skimmed it. I hey, I'll tell you guys a
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secret listeners. I've Never read a fucking book
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in my life. It shows exactly.
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Dude. I own an absurd amount of
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gameplay books for having never read a game, Playbook ice.
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I like, like spoon. I have spent way too much money
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on Source material, but I have a feeling, I can only read rules.
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I get made fun of because I can't read regular books.
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Mmm, I like that strawberry. Like it.
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Give me a novel and I'm like, wow, this sounds so interesting
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and I'll read the first two pages of back.
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This sounds really good. This great writing and then I'll
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put it down and read more rules spoon, a spoon will pick up,
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will pick up a, like, a new game book and read it.
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Cover to cover in one day. Holy shit.
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That hurts me inside. I love it, guys.
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Action. Carry on Jade.
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I just like I was, I was like, huh?
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How do I play a capitalist? What's that?
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Like and I kind of just built. I built them off of like just
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being a manager, a boss and trying to like run things and I
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didn't really think about where she would go because we were
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doing a one shot but afterwards I like built out in the The
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Source books they have like nice grids and shit to like fill out
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all your history and I spent a really long time looking at that
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and thinking and like going back and changing things but the the
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book really Helped with, with building character wise and I
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think she ended up being really cool.
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I mean, I hope she's cool. She's part of the podcast.
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Iona's fine is a pretty fun. I said, yeah, I owner gets
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fendall as well. Yeah, yeah, that was one of the
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cool things is that I could have underlings.
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And I was like, how is that going to work?
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Do I play to people? What happens when iI talked to
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Binary about it about it was like oh no, no, I'll do it.
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And so now binary is stuck playing my care.
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Character and eventually question about that.
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Oh, really? No good.
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Yeah, we got we got a question on Twitter.
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I did not write down the name but who decides what then Del
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does. It's kind of like a part of like
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a partnership thing. We kind of, you know, we talked
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about it as it's going but binary and I have like a really
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good like improv relationship. We bounce off of each other
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really well. So I think that generally when
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Playing when we're in the middle of gameplay, we can kind of vibe
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off of what the other person is doing.
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Unless like, I have a wild idea about what vendors should be
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doing by this casually on the same wavelength.
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We're like, and I didn't might sorry to interrupt you spoon
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real quick in my head, I always say to myself.
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Well, I don't really get to choose unless there's a really
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good story reason. So Jade, your ideas, usually our
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priority. Yeah, you're going to say
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something that's been, I was just gonna say, Say that.
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Like, at this point, it really feels like both you binary.
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And you Jade just have an understanding of who Vandal is
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as a character. So it's not really a who decides
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what van Del does like no. No.
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Then till we know who Vandal is as a character.
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So they are going to do the thing that van Del is going to
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do because that's just who they are.
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Yeah. No I think that makes total
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sense. That like honestly at this point
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I feel like anybody could Those choices for Fidel because we all
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have a pretty good understanding of what they as a person would
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do. It is where like that multiple
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people are playing that character basically.
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Yeah, we're doing think I was pretty cool, actually.
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It's really exciting. I like it as a.
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It's a tough thing to do and I think you have to have a really
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trusting relationship with your GM and player to be like I'm not
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going to fuck you over with this but it's still going to be fun.
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You have asked me though, several times being like hey are
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you gonna be okay? Avondale dies.
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Sighs and I'm always like, yeah I mean with this guy's, that's
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the way it goes. That's the way it goes.
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Yeah, but it has yet, it has yet to happen.
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Thank goodness. They did lose a leg.
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They did. Hey that's the business for it,
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mortally injured. We got a question from Al tell,
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sir Ian games on Twitter. Did anyone besides Jeb role
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romances in their life part? Yes.
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I rolled a romance that I had with somebody called Felicia
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heart who ran away with me from my coven when I was young, but
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things didn't work out between the two of us.
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And now, after being separated for several years, they have
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gone off and had their own family.
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So Remy still kind of Is dealing with that because he still cares
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for Felicia, Anna. Big way but you know, doesn't
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want to interrupt their life. That's can get some scared, some
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deep lore. Let's go.
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I like the life pod system. Jade, you were talking about it
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earlier like it's a really good way to just boost you into it.
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And the great thing about it's like you don't actually have to
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be like that's what my character does but it can make you make a
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decision and I like that. I do that.
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Actually with like every character is honestly, every
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time, every time I make a character I'm like character
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background template like let me just fill out these things and
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it just like it's So I have every time I definitely did make
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a romance that ended poorly that turned into Like a Knife, you
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know, like a like an enemy, a knife that for like
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storytelling, accept my character.
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She got deleted him, so I don't remember any of it.
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So it's not. It's like a bad relationship.
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You have you forgot about. Oh, yeah.
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Like like, most of my relationships is gone.
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Delete. I just delete anything.
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I don't want any way in the cyberpunk world.
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Yeah. For sure I didn't have one.
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No, I wanted to focus more on family and I was pretty much
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like, yeah, raised as an assassin.
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So there's like, no, no room for that.
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And everyone that I trained with were more like family.
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They're not, but there's not any romance involved in my past,
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maybe in the future. There's something about kills
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all of arisaka. Maybe maybe some lucky so-and-so
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finally time down on. What was it?
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Ember that we call it a? Yeah.
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But dating. Yeah.
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So, here's one from Louis on patreon, what has been your
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favorite moment of the game so far?
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That's a good question. Mmm.
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I think I would have to say, my favorite moment was just the
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introduction and how we went about the whole romance or
28:08
potential romance that is totally never going to happen,
28:12
but I just kind of love that. That unrequited love scene,
28:16
between Jeb and joy, just big fan.
28:21
I just love the like how awkward it was and how sad it was.
28:26
I just like laughing at myself. So, that's it.
28:31
Well, and you're, you're like, love interests.
28:33
I've brought on some really, really funny moments, like, your
28:36
interactions with Joy are fucking hilarious.
28:39
And when we were first introduced to Joy, when we were
28:42
trying to get like Mendel to pretend to be your honey, that's
28:46
just like those Vendo moments of.
28:48
Yes, killing me, so funny. All the nicknames, it was great
28:53
God, and it's so good. So gay built like that, that
28:58
fucking callback for fervent Del that.
29:01
I that I absolutely love. The cowpoke is so good.
29:06
I think my favorite moment was in the bunker when Remy
29:16
confronted, I own about what was going on in there and then what
29:21
happened with nine. Because for me, it was it was a
29:27
really interesting story, bit as well.
29:30
As I think, probably one of the more difficult And scary times
29:37
for me, improving with Jade because you know, we were
29:42
definitely getting into some tough territory for it, and I
29:46
think we both were able to make something one.
29:51
That's really interesting and to be respectful to each other as
29:55
players doing it. So, it made for me personally,
30:01
and made me much more comfortable to be able to To
30:06
have that kind of drama now, which I appreciate, because
30:10
normally I get very nervous about upsetting somebody with
30:13
that. So the trust that I have with
30:15
you all now, to be able to do that, I think helps make the
30:18
drama. Not as scary for me but still
30:21
impactful. Yeah, actually I was thinking
30:24
about that that moment to where you are talking about, you know,
30:32
telling everyone what's going on and you're leaving because I
30:36
won't you know I won't let you talk about it or even like tell
30:41
you what's really happening and I-69 on you.
30:45
I think about I think about that moment a lot because that's kind
30:49
of that's the it's the it's the corpo thing like I have to do
30:54
what I have to do that you know, and if somebody's in the way but
31:00
yeah it was a really great gameplay moment and it's built
31:06
kind of like this tie / Rift between Iona and Remy because
31:10
they've been together the longest but also like have this
31:16
Like distrust, I really appreciate.
31:19
It's like a really awesome relationship that we have and
31:21
it's some of my favorite bits at this game.
31:26
Okay, I have to one was I think the best joke ever told which is
31:34
when we asked for like all the vending machines and that I
31:38
said, do they pop up on a mini-map?
31:41
Yes, they get revealed when I listen back to that.
31:45
Fuck. I did not realize how fucking
31:48
funny that was because I was, I never usually laugh at my own
31:51
self, but that was the one time I was like that goal.
31:57
Very funny. Funny shit.
31:59
I usually, you can find a clip of that on our Facebook page.
32:02
Oh no. No, I enjoy when we attribute
32:06
this to video game, especially since I wrote books out, another
32:11
one is when we did. What's the signal?
32:23
Sometimes this is more of a serious game but sometimes we
32:26
just get into really silly money is that's a real signal or the
32:29
phase signal for so. Oh my God.
32:33
That was so fun. I don't know how long it got cut
32:35
down to, but we were probably talking of you plan, you plan
32:38
for an entire episode goodness. Okay.
32:41
So it was real time because we spent like I said, five minutes
32:46
talking about that episode was, I debated cutting it down and I
32:55
just was like, no, this is what these people do and it was
32:58
moving constantly because there are new ideas happening.
33:01
You know. Yeah, I'm so happy.
33:03
I couldn't cut it. You damn so happy you didn't
33:05
because that was probably the most I've ever laughed at the
33:09
podcast was just listening back to what that's the signal
33:13
everyone was just on. Or jump in and riffing on it.
33:16
It's like when you get one of those games going in a session,
33:20
it's just not at all. It's as fun.
33:23
It's like stuff. You can't have an any other
33:26
medium, you know, it's like friends hanging out joking while
33:31
also progressing a story. So, yeah, it's pretty great.
33:37
I always default to the Flames fella on the ladder moment.
33:44
Where you rolled wear Jade, rolled personal grooming to
33:48
fully fire extinguisher. Yeah.
33:49
Because I believe that's where we started being like, hey, you
33:53
want to be want to throw some bullshit in which was go.
33:55
Just make sure that was the beginning of that.
34:01
That's when we learn, binary will accept anything.
34:04
It's gonna be cool enough. It's just as long as it's cool
34:09
and it's one of those things where it's in.
34:10
It's in all the books. It's in almost every ttip, G.
34:13
The rule of cool. All should win out every time as
34:17
long as it's reasonable but I love that episode so much snot
34:20
group me. That's what we got in our
34:24
grooves, you know, in that facility.
34:26
But yeah the yeah, 19 satellite station, not zombies, 90 knots.
34:33
Obvious. Not yeah, I think that Woodsman
34:37
we're like we're hitting something good.
34:49
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35:03
See why the fuck is my bed made? The microwave isn't working?
35:09
Can you talk to it? What?
35:11
Will these two get up to next? I don't why you keep sticking
35:14
your finger in that part. That's not a bowling ball.
35:17
Oh God. Here's one from patreon.
35:33
Do you listen to the show and if so, how different is the podcast
35:37
versus playing the game? I have to say I don't listen I
35:40
can't there's so many episodes like can't keep up.
35:45
Oh my God. So I never know what's going on
35:48
because I don't listen true. It's like a new game every time
35:51
I play you you probably could guess by the titles of each
35:55
episode. If in fact I Sin.
35:59
And I think it's great. Was there?
36:03
It was there. Another part of that question
36:05
was how different is it from? Like how like the session?
36:10
How different is it? The sound effects and music make
36:14
it? Yeah.
36:15
Binary so much work and so much time into making it like feel
36:21
like you're, you know, whole experience and it totally shows,
36:25
it's amazing. It is a lot more quiet.
36:28
It and a lot more dare I say there's a lot more ohms and
36:36
Anne's and spaces and so there's it's not as it's not as clean as
36:41
binary makes it all sound of. Yeah.
36:44
It feels like I would a memory. It's pretty clean memory edits
36:48
out all the arms of yours. Yeah, I remember every one last
36:52
time. 23 arms. I'm going out trying to cut that
36:55
in half today. Yeah, like the sound effects.
36:58
They're so subtle 2's because I usually listen to the car during
37:01
the work. Sometimes there's stuff going on
37:03
that I have to like re listen to the episode with headphones on
37:06
because I'm like, oh my God, that's such a cool sound effect.
37:09
Like with such a subtle like whistle or ha more.
37:12
Like or like, I don't even know where he's getting all this
37:15
stuff and it's so cool. Epidemics pounce?
37:20
Yeah, yeah. We have a referral link on the
37:21
website. Yeah, that's where he gets it by
37:25
the, like, Sometimes you'll enter a room and like I wouldn't
37:29
have imagined that that room would make that sound, but then
37:32
you put it in and it's like that's cool, that's really cool.
37:36
It like makes sense so it's more like honestly watching a show
37:41
for me. I don't feel like I'm listening
37:44
to myself. I feel like I'm in watching a
37:47
show with high production quality and when I'm playing I
37:51
feel like I'm just messing around.
37:53
So his I have a very Stark difference between what I
37:57
listen. And when I, when I play, I
38:00
agree. I also listen to it when I
38:04
either when I'm driving home from work or when I'm just
38:09
painting some Minis. And a lot of times, the choices
38:14
that are picked are ones that I don't really think of because,
38:17
like, when we're playing, I have my own imagination about a thing
38:20
sound, and then I hear it. And I was like, oh, I did not
38:24
imagine it that way, that actually sounds a lot.
38:26
Better than I thought it was gonna sound like, it was my own
38:29
memory failed me, so and it's also like there's also a couple
38:34
times, right? Listen shows, like I don't
38:36
remember it being that way. How did it end up here?
38:38
Turning that way? And then I remember right
38:40
editing. Yeah.
38:44
Like the, the flame sword sound effects like a changed.
38:47
Almost it's yeah. It's it is actually a
38:50
Janesville. Yeah, slightly edited.
38:52
But yes it is. Yeah.
38:53
It's like I didn't even Think of it when it, when you said they
38:57
would made a noise and it was like like that, I'm like, that's
39:00
cool. Well, the the sword sound has
39:04
changed to because it used to be silent and not site.
39:06
I used to be pretty quiet and had a lot more of like, a laser
39:09
vibe to it. But after it got broken and
39:11
repaired by retro and does arguably more damage, but makes
39:14
more noise. I wanted it to have like sound.
39:17
Yeah, that's cool. I listened I do listen to the
39:22
podcast a lot because I edit it. The thing that's that's
39:28
different for me is I hear I hear when someone has an idea
39:35
that they don't get to land, Because I hear it because
39:39
everything is divided into separate tracks.
39:41
And so, there's this weird thing in my head of, like, I wonder
39:43
what they would have said every now, and again, doesn't happen
39:45
very often if I'm honest, it's like once, once a recording
39:48
session and we do like two or three episodes recording
39:49
session, there's just one moment where someone's just going and
39:52
it's always someone different which I like, I like that it's
39:55
not the same people but there's part of me that's like I wonder
39:58
what that would have been because by now by the time I've
40:01
got to that point, I can't text anybody and ask because you have
40:04
forgotten. So that's that for me that's
40:08
that's kind of cool. I like so I get to kind of see
40:10
the slight edges of a Multiverse.
40:14
I gotta I gotta ask I gotta ask because if no one else is going
40:17
to ask, I'm gonna do it. So binary, how long does it take
40:21
for you to do edit these together?
40:24
Okay, so each episode takes me around about eight hours to edit
40:30
them. I can Rush that, but I like to
40:34
take my time as I do it, and I try and split it into two
40:39
sessions one where I edit everything down and cut out all
40:41
the arms in the arse, and create a bit more of a.
40:43
Sometimes I'll move things apart when like the recording has
40:48
overlapped you and it hasn't really in the real world.
40:50
Which was interesting that happens occasionally that
40:55
usually takes about four to six hours and then the ambience in
40:58
the sound effects. Usually takes like two to four
41:00
hours depending on how much action there is.
41:02
So it's a lot of work. It used to take longer.
41:06
It used to take me like 14 I'm well yeah, it's up.
41:09
It's a practice. Yeah, yeah that's a lot of
41:13
effort. You put into this thing?
41:16
Yeah. But I mean, you know, I love
41:17
doing it. So it's it's a, it's a There you
41:22
go. That labor of love.
41:25
You can hear the passion in the show which is why everybody's
41:27
listening to this in the first place, huh?
41:29
Yeah I patreon here's another one for the crew.
41:39
And this is just a little fun. One, nice and quick.
41:42
What would your character by if Eddie's were no object?
41:46
And that's from Breezy on patreon.
41:48
Jeb doesn't have a good understanding of money or
41:52
Finance to begin with. So, as far as he's concerned,
41:56
Eddie's are double object, and, but if he had a lot more at
42:03
ease, he would probably buy some sort of like a Eat out in the
42:09
Badlands where no one can like mess with them and then you
42:14
probably just like, build a whole, like, there'd be an
42:17
entire section of the estate. That's just just for Sloan, so
42:26
she can play around and have fun and then he would come on sham
42:29
for yeah. Yeah, I would imagine that at
42:32
some point, Jeb would like to retire and just go and like,
42:35
drive, cars and ride motorcycles.
42:39
Out around the Badlands just for funsies and not have to worry
42:43
about being killed and being experimenta Don and being made
42:48
fun of and you know all those things that come with friends.
42:54
Yeah I own I would probably Create a space, you know you
43:06
said a state as funny because I was I was like we create a
43:09
space, that's completely sterile.
43:11
I'll like a very very safe space home for themselves.
43:19
Very pristine and clean. Like right now they we've just
43:23
recently upped my skill point level so I have gone up which
43:30
means that I do have a bigger housing from biotechnology.
43:34
But it's not up to like iona's. Sanitary standards.
43:39
She spends a lot of time cleaning when not on screen, so
43:44
probably something. Probably something like that.
43:49
Yeah, Sana. We get like a mountain.
43:52
Shrine Auto himself as a tiny little Hut in the forest and
43:57
meditate and be alone. Retro would only by a massive
44:06
junkyard that he could use. So that way, all kinds of Parts
44:12
always have incoming parts and secretly also turn it into a
44:18
Night Market at some point as well.
44:24
Yes. Oh, I was just, I was thinking.
44:27
I was like, ha did. Are we all picking abodes?
44:30
Because Millennials will never know what it's like to own a
44:33
home. We're living out our fantasies.
44:38
I'm owning property. Oh my God, I was gonna say
44:41
exactly, that guess, even in cyberpunk, we all wish that we
44:47
had a place to live. We don't really come serial
44:53
stuff that much the question. Yeah.
44:58
The question became, what's your like it's?
45:00
It's dream home. It's what you dream home?
45:02
Yeah, I guess. I have to admit that that are
45:08
living problems. Definitely came into the game
45:10
itself. Because I remember I was talking
45:12
with binary buddies. Like binary, I don't have a
45:14
house in the game. Where do I live?
45:17
What am I sitting down? And I went that's the story.
45:24
Does anyone else know? Ping would buy out our soccer
45:28
and liquidate the company by arisaka.
45:33
Yeah, here's another question from Twitter.
45:36
I wrote this one down a while ago, and don't remember who
45:38
asked it. What's your favorite Homebrew
45:40
rules / thing from the show The Argosy bureaucracy.
45:47
That's a that's a real from The Book.
45:48
You'll Homebrew thing we've had a lot of Home breathing slow
45:51
which have been suggested by you.
45:53
Oh rescue. So risky.
45:57
Yeah, the pets. The pads are problem risky.
46:01
Yeah, II really has been the I have to, I feel like I haven't
46:07
been using Sloan enough and so and not not so much of like a
46:12
using her in a mechanical sense, but using Sloan as a As a story
46:20
device and it was very it was like the main thing of like the
46:25
first Arc, and then it was just like oh, she's good now and
46:30
yeah, I want to bring her back because she's certainly a big, a
46:34
big part of Jeb as a character is and and also very Homebrew,
46:39
pretty sure she's infected to, with might also Sloan kind of
46:46
replaces your roll. Write as a nomad because we we
46:52
didn't really want to do the multiple vehicle thing.
46:55
We wanted like a Scooby van Going at going out and solve a
47:02
mystery. Yep.
47:04
Yeah, I can't really pick one because as Remy, I kind of come
47:10
up with a lot of Homebrew, stuff for what we need at the time.
47:15
I just, I say, I enjoy getting to come up with crazy things off
47:22
the top of my head or what happened.
47:24
You know, internet Delta, deep diving before playing and being
47:28
able to pull stuff off such as like exploding the train using a
47:33
bunch of kitchenware or turning Jeb's bike into a Nitro boost
47:40
using. I do so from the train that I
47:44
still or that's my favorite bit is just being able to come up
47:50
with all kinds of random techie bullshit as per my rule gets to
47:55
do. Yeah, those are always awesome
47:59
though. Like always fun.
48:01
This is so creative. All the things you come even if
48:04
they're stolen from movies, like no one understands, what movies
48:06
you talking. So because you never understand
48:08
what movie were talking about, what I liked was how those what?
48:11
Very cool. I like my heat sword.
48:16
I like that. It does more damage but it's
48:18
loud. I like that trade-off.
48:23
It has a good story, I like you'll sweat a lot.
48:25
Mmm, my favourite Homebrew rule is I owners the cell as an
48:32
advisor just like my spider webs.
48:35
But this hand sanitizer yeah, II love it as a mechanic because it
48:40
can really give Iona something solid to react to a curse.
48:44
Jaden, I just listened to the then one of the newer ones where
48:48
you freak out where you're yelling and screaming.
48:51
That's so funny. Yeah, I wish I was thinking
48:54
outing down since you've had it. I was like, I'm waiting for the
48:58
time where you roll bad so we get to see it and it hasn't
49:02
happened for the longest time and then when it did it did
49:05
happen, it happened. It was glorious way that you
49:10
handle it, that was just like, I was like, oh, they're gonna
49:12
freak out. I'm not that bad.
49:14
No. No.
49:14
You went full to the wall with it.
49:16
I was like, oh my God. So now I like that.
49:18
It affected like the next few episodes.
49:22
All through the rest of the Steve Mansion.
49:25
They were there were lots of like, don't touch me, or vendor.
49:27
Will you punch me while we're in an elevator?
49:29
So that my shield protects me from germs in The Shield's from
49:36
Dune, you know, like the body Shields from dude, where you
49:41
like, if you go slow, you can go through them.
49:43
But if you go fast, you can't, can we have this?
49:46
It's the only book that Jade's ever read.
49:54
That's great. I do I've got some quickfire
50:02
ones, for individuals. This one is from Twitter.
50:05
From our tell story. In games is Remy's head an LCD
50:08
or a see our tea Remy's had, is for sure.
50:14
A CRT it's not an LED cuz LED would not you wouldn't need that
50:21
much space for it. So it is an old cathode diode
50:24
tube TV where they actually had a lot more electronics and you
50:29
know, the light inside to produce a picture because the TV
50:33
itself is more of actually a brain case, the whole Remy's
50:36
head in because backstory for I don't think we've had in there.
50:41
Remy lost his head when he was 15 years old due to a stray
50:45
bullet, which destroyed his head and his mentor.
50:50
Delphine, Rafael was only a Able to put it back together again
50:54
because they didn't have, they refused to put him inside of a
50:57
healing tube because several of the soldiers took precedence and
51:03
he wasn't a soldier. So, nice.
51:07
Well, now we know. Yeah saw know.
51:11
How, why did you get the cybertek that you hate if you
51:15
hate cybertek and that's from patreon from Breezy.
51:19
Oh yeah. So error Sakura forces you to
51:24
get cybertek. So a lot of that was that was
51:27
put in in all the people training while they were growing
51:32
up, but Sano kind of like understands that it's necessary
51:38
to do the things he wants to do. So it's kind of like I hate this
51:43
but I'm going to use it to murder everyone that made me go
51:47
through this and He understands that two months cybertek is bad
51:54
as well. So he's tries to get as little
51:57
as possible. Just his eyes in his arms.
52:01
He doesn't really want to go more than that.
52:05
Thank you, Jade. Who does Iona trust the most in
52:09
the crew, another patreon question from Breezy?
52:12
Well, okay, then Del obviously and then paying really okay.
52:19
And then sauna, nope. I'm sorry then Del stranger
52:24
ping. Sano jebra me if the exact so
52:30
sorry. And then Bob and then
52:38
interesting, and then tuna, they're not useless thing.
52:42
Every care I'm going in order about bottom very bottom of the
52:48
list is definitely Reeves. Oh no, I said, bitch.
52:54
Fucked up our mission more than once I've forgot to put Sawtooth
53:00
in there but he's pretty high. Yeah.
53:01
No, it don't doubt, it doesn't. I own a still have a crush on
53:04
sore teeth into Hasn't we haven't like played with it in a
53:06
while, but know in theory, in theory.
53:10
Yeah, spoon is Jeb interested in getting any cybertek for himself
53:15
from patreon, again, from Breezy, Breezy had quite a few
53:18
questions for everyone. So reason was used to the show
53:20
Ferry in-depth lie to me notes every every week that are really
53:26
stylized. They're gorgeous.
53:27
I'm going to start posting them on patreon with permission.
53:30
yeah, Jeb is not super interested in cybertech, if
53:36
anything, especially now that he's been Tested on.
53:44
I don't think he is very interested in having anything
53:49
like attached to him or being altered in any way.
53:54
I think he's also the way I saw and this is I don't think this
53:58
is Canon at all, like in in the cyberpunk world, like rules as
54:04
written. But like, I really saw the the
54:06
different tribes of like the nomads in the Badlands is like
54:11
being Very influence from like Native American culture and I
54:16
really like that idea that it's like they're doing their own
54:20
thing and they're and they're kind of a sovereign people
54:24
outside of the city and they have like a different culture
54:28
and they have a different way of looking at the world and like
54:31
the only reason that Sloane has those cybernetic implants is
54:37
because she needed them to survive. and I think now, Jeb is
54:46
kind of perhaps Jeb is, maybe even seeing the the usefulness
54:52
of them, especially like recently having excuse me,
54:56
having put a cybernetic eye implant into Into Sloan so I
55:04
guess we'll see. Maybe maybe he'll kind of come
55:07
around but as of right now, he heads as wanting to do with it.
55:11
All right, I have two questions. Left one is a Sano and retro
55:16
question and the other one is for everyone.
55:19
So, here is one from Louis on patreon, who's apparently a big
55:23
fan of this? Uh, no retro show.
55:28
Who is - spoilers for sidequest? Right now?
55:31
Where does MaMa Mallard live? Like is she just living in retro
55:35
and Son as apartment. Is there a pet fee?
55:37
What are the boys feeding her youth?
55:41
Isn't that for you? That apartment we have rat.
55:54
Yeah, that's actually what what, boss man just said, is the right
55:58
main reason why we have Mama Mallard because mama, my wits
56:01
keeps the rats away, which is why Sato only kind of puts up
56:05
with my Mallard. Mama Mallard has indoor only
56:11
foot Listen to each Handler shake his head.
56:13
Well it's a bull song retro episodes about how much I hate
56:16
animals in the apartment. We've had like two or three.
56:21
That's like why is this dog into this living room?
56:24
So like, where are you? Keeping mom about.
56:28
If you have Mama, Mallard is in Remy's bedroom Heda, my mother
56:34
has her own little Nest. I know that it's not know, gets
56:39
upset sometimes when I I over fill the bathtub.
56:42
So that way, my mom, our can paddle around a bit and you
56:44
know, sometimes, you know, you can get upset when my Mallard
56:48
starts, you know, quack it up, while you know, you're doing
56:52
your thing late at night, but you know, my motto has
56:54
nightmares. Sometimes, you know, they did
56:56
get kidnapped it to transform into a box.
56:58
So I mean, you know, get a deal with with my own mallets PTSD.
57:10
That's a very son, I respond there like that.
57:14
And finally a question for everybody and I like this one,
57:17
we got it on Twitter. Again, I wrote it down and
57:19
apologies I did not write down. Who asked this?
57:22
Do you have any advice for getting into TT?
57:24
RPGs that aren't D&D? Is there are good places to
57:28
start just fucking play a game just playing.
57:32
Hey, hey. Hey, look at me.
57:33
Look at me in my eyeballs. Listening to this.
57:36
Yeah I'm at look at look. Pretend!
57:39
Hey, close your eyes now pretend you're looking into my eyes.
57:42
I'm staring into your soul. Close your eyes now for 10, but
57:45
you're looking through the same eyes that you just close.
57:58
This is what I cut out the show. It's mostly just Jade fucking
58:04
fucking Small-time, a lot of listen.
58:07
Listen, it's just a game. You can make anything into a
58:11
deep T RPG. If you try hard enough, just
58:14
play a game. So I'm going to play pretend to
58:17
close your eyes. Then look into my eyes now.
58:20
Listen isn't good advice, just play campuses.
58:23
Are you telling me? No I'm saying just do it.
58:26
That's what your last name is just can't do it.
58:35
Like, how is how do you find the not DNT.
58:40
So yeah, actually a spoon with that spoon.
58:43
Go ahead. I've been waiting, I've been
58:46
waiting, you guys, this is this. This question is made for me,
58:49
because I've gone on many a rants about how everyone just
58:54
takes d and d and like hacks it to bits, to make it tell a
58:59
different kind of story because let's be honest, d and e is
59:02
great. I absolutely loved Andy.
59:04
I think. Phenomenal.
59:05
I think fifth edition is the best addition yet, there's so
59:08
much going for it, but D&D excels at telling one type of
59:13
story and that is about the larger-than-life, almost
59:17
superhero, esque characters going on, Monster hunting
59:23
Adventures. That game is about superheroes
59:25
fighting monsters and that's fucking awesome, and it's rad as
59:30
hell, but if you don't want to tell a story about superheroes
59:33
fighting monsters, You're going to end up packing D and D so far
59:39
that it won't resemble. It won't be its optimal self.
59:44
It's like I always like to to liken it to all the mods in
59:49
Skyrim it's like yeah. You can Mod Skyrim to be a first
59:53
person shooter. But if that point, why aren't
59:56
you just playing Counter-Strike? You know, it's like there are
1:00:01
other games that do that better. You don't have to hack.
1:00:05
To be Minecraft. Just play Minecraft.
1:00:08
And that's how I see TT RPGs. If you want to tell a different
1:00:12
story. There is certainly a labor of
1:00:16
love that like a few people have put in an abnormal amount of
1:00:21
time into creating a game made. Just tell that kind of story.
1:00:24
Do you want to do a heist like heisting stories about in a
1:00:31
haunted industrial city plates in the dark do?
1:00:35
You want to play the the equivalent of the X Files or
1:00:39
Supernatural monster the week? Do you want to play a game about
1:00:45
the escapades of just an everyday life and all the the
1:00:50
bombastic - of different peoples?
1:00:54
Lives, getting entangled play Fiasco.
1:00:57
Like there's something out there for every type of story.
1:01:01
You just have to find it. It's just, I mean, going off of
1:01:06
spoons, Stellar speech. I would say, if you want to find
1:01:10
any of those games, my best bet would be going to RPG Guild or
1:01:15
DM's Guild to online. For drive-through LPG is Ruby,
1:01:19
Jesus. What I was thinking of, sorry,
1:01:21
that's a really good space to find those.
1:01:24
If you're not able to find anything that kind of clicks
1:01:28
with you, that you have like a specific kind of idea, you want
1:01:30
to try There's always groups, which is a good way to be able
1:01:34
to help build something that you be interested in building.
1:01:37
And then another one, which is a little bit easier that I'll
1:01:40
enjoy, is called Fate, The Fate system.
1:01:42
I think is a really good one. If you're like, I want to do
1:01:46
something like there, there's a specific kind of Ip that I want
1:01:49
to play, and I want to kind of build off of that using the fake
1:01:53
core system. I think, is always a good one to
1:01:55
build off of. Yeah, not also, just ask your
1:02:00
friends or ask, Post online, like, hey then when interested
1:02:03
in the space game or a horror game or, you know, superhero you
1:02:10
game that's more specific around hero powers and see who's
1:02:16
interested. And if they are, you know, play
1:02:19
it old people, learn new systems.
1:02:21
If they're interested, you just got to find people that are
1:02:24
interested. Usually people have played
1:02:26
indeed, just kind of want to play D & D.
1:02:28
So you got to figure out who wants to play.
1:02:31
I don't think it's good for seeing someone else to play your
1:02:34
dumb space horror game. This want to kill monsters, you
1:02:37
know, and I will say that you were going to say Oh sure.
1:02:43
Yeah, some a really, really easy game to like get into until like
1:02:49
introduced. A lot of people to like the
1:02:51
gameplay mechanic and story building together as a group, is
1:02:55
a game that I actually found while looking for a horror TT,
1:02:58
RPG called 10 candles and it's a Cooperative storytelling to the
1:03:03
fucking tea, and there's a bajillion stories, you can tell
1:03:06
with it, but it's all about working together.
1:03:10
And I think it's a really great place for people to to begin and
1:03:15
that's similar. And I like that because there's
1:03:19
this thing in TPP ttip. Jeez.
1:03:22
You see a lot of other people play multiple sessions of
1:03:24
something. There's nothing wrong with just
1:03:25
doing a TT RPG that's designed to be a one shot.
1:03:29
Mmm. Like was, it's not, it's 11.
1:03:31
Candles 10. Yeah.
1:03:42
There's, what was the incident feelings?
1:03:43
Is also a good one. So then once she has one page,
1:03:46
yeah. Just try one shot.
1:03:48
That's why that's what made me fall in love with cyberpunk.
1:03:51
Mmm. I gotta say.
1:03:53
One last thing and that is. You also need to know like what
1:03:57
you enjoy from a, from a TT RPG and what your other friends that
1:04:05
are going to play with. You also are looking for and
1:04:08
there is a spectrum there on one side.
1:04:11
You have very crunchy tactical role-playing games that like
1:04:16
Verge on The wargaming and on the other side, you have super
1:04:22
Loosely defined rules that Verge on simply being.
1:04:29
A improv prompts and exercises and you have to find where you
1:04:36
value your time and what you want to focus on like and
1:04:40
honestly D&D skews, much closer to the Tactical than most people
1:04:46
think, again, that's totally fine.
1:04:48
And awesome. Like a lot of people love war
1:04:50
games and a lot of people love just doing improv and you just
1:04:54
got to find where you land and where that game, but you want to
1:04:58
play also. Dance because you can play state
1:05:02
or lasers and feelings or honey Heist till the cows come home.
1:05:06
But if your friends want to get into like tactical fights and
1:05:13
like where the little people are going to be then you're not
1:05:17
there, you're not going to have as much fun.
1:05:19
I just want to see how much damage I can do with this war
1:05:22
hammer. The Narrative amount Do you have
1:05:30
anything else to say to the audience?
1:05:31
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