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  Tracy's hosting sir. Oh, so I am taking it right from
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  the beginning. I was thinking, okay, A little
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  intro. Hello, everybody and welcome to
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  our no latency podcast Q&A. Whoo!
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  We got the whole cast here. Y'all finished season 1.
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  How do you, how do you feel? I feel, yeah.
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  Well, I'm a little bit relieved release.
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  We worked on this story for a long time and it's, you know,
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  it's it's hard when something comes to an end.
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  Always. Yeah.
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  How long. Yeah, I started, we started, we
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  started broadcasting it on March, 3rd 2021.
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  And we started recording it about two months, prior to that.
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  So, a year and a half, Wow, more.
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  Wow. So we have a lot of questions
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  for all of you. By the way.
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  Hi, everybody. I'm Tracy also known as magitek
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  mismatch Tech. I've guessed it on the show
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  quite a bit, so if you might have seen me on the most recent
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  racing racing for Joy. So that was a lot of fun.
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  But I'm here to talk to the cast and kind of take some of the
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  questions that you all have submitted either.
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  On patreon or other means of the internet's and ask the cast
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  about the season. So I'm going to go ahead and
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  jump into it and we will just go through all these questions and
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  just have a good chat. So let's start with I really
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  like this. I really like some of these
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  submitted questions here. I'm going to start with this
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  one. From Aaron who said what was the
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  inspiration behind? Everyone's characters?
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  To start. We'll start, we'll start with
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  the character talk. Who wants to go first?
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  Well, I'll go first. I had no idea.
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  I I don't know what happened, but I kind of let everybody else
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  pick their class first. And what was left was like La
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  man. And corpo and there was no way I
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  was gonna be a Lawman. So I don't know.
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  Ioi, based her off of the woman who did the blood thing.
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  But she's she tanked a whole company.
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  Oh my god. Oh yes!
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  What's that sore nose? Yes.
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  Yes. Was that her name or is that the
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  only Any? No idea.
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  We thought you were. But that yeah, the story about
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  the pill thing. The tiny amount of blood in the
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  machine and it didn't work. Yes.
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  Anyways based off of that woman. I actually have no idea what
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  you're talking about so if you want to tell me more about I'll
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  pull it up. I'll pull it up.
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  Hold up. We'll come back to that
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  inspiration in a second I guess. Well I might my inspiration.
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  I think is pretty clear. It's a cowboy. and I did a very
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  similar thing to Jade which was you know wait until everyone
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  else did their thing and then be like okay what we got left and I
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  saw no mad and like I think the the kind of I think it's fun to
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  take something that's not normally in the genre and kind
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  of force its way into the Champs are just beat the living hell
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  out of it until it's works in the genre that you're in and
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  yeah, having like a fun like, you know, gun-slinging cowboy in
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  a cyberpunk city, I think is fun and kind of plays against type
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  and I already knew that I was going to be like the butt of the
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  joke. I always knew it was going to be
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  like the Comic relief, the more, the less serious of the group.
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  I already knew that was going to be my, my stick, and then to
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  just add that on with gun-slinging.
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  Cowboy, just seemed like a fun time and so far it has been
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  Yeah. I was into a lot of Japanese
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  research at the time was going away, goes to Shima.
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  And so the main guy from that I think was my inspiration wanting
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  to be sort of like a street, Samurai working for arisaka
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  wielding, the sword going around killing people.
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  It was kind of. That was about.
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  So yeah, those me. So you were like, you were like,
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  what if goes to tsushima in cyberpunk and I was like what if
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  Red Dead Redemption to instead? Yeah.
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  I mean, mine was more of like just kind of a lucky pick to be
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  honest. I when I got asked to do it, I
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  immediately ran and made like I think five different characters
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  from five different jobs and just was like, hey, which one do
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  you think would work best and We just kind of came to the
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  Assumption after I heard most of everyone else's, I was like,
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  okay, I'm just going to pick the tech because everyone beg the
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  other ones, just kind of were already picked by everyone else.
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  And when I was thinking about making my character, I was like,
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  all right, what's the best game? Breaking way to handle it?
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  So that way it just annoys RDM and was like, I'm just going to
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  take a mix of an old anime that I had recently watched called
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  Dead Leaves. Dad.
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  Leave. Okay yeah and I'm going to make
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  my character based off of them. I have gotten asked before if
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  it's based off of saga Saga. Yeah.
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  Which so I had no idea about and in all honestly, I had never
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  read Saga. I hadn't heard about Saga until
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  it started. The show, and Kendall was like,
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  are you based off of saga? I was like, what's that?
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  But eventually I did. By Saga at Comic-Con.
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  So I now have it. No, I'm only one chapter in so,
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  no spoilers. So that was the the TV head
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  inspiration. I was dead that leaves.
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  It was definitely throwing candy, right?
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  Like yes his name is retro you. What about the, what about the
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  names? Did you all have like naming
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  characters? To me is always, like, very
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  difficult. I also steal, I usually steal
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  from like The Witcher, when my DD paired, I always feel like
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  character names. So, do you, do you all have like
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  a method for Like, going about naming the character.
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  Well, I just, I just find somebody just shows something
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  that seemed to be the most. I wanted something because I
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  knew look, here's the thing about names in RPGs is that
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  everyone shortens their name? You happy always have a long
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  name and there's a short version of that.
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  So I knew that I had to have that baked in and I just tried
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  to find the most like old-timey name that I could and Jebediah
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  sound like sounded like the right move.
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  And then that shortens the Jeb which I think is great.
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  And then to name Sloan that one was actually way harder.
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  I fight. I got Jebediah in my head and
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  was like, boom, that's it. It's done, but naming slow.
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  And there's a little tougher because I wanted it to be
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  something different. I want to be like, a not, I
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  didn't want it to be like, Kathy, like Sarah.
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  I wanted to be something a little more level, more Mystique
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  in there and I think I nailed it was slow.
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  Hmm, that's all. Yeah, it is night City and like
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  a lot of times too, especially with like cyberpunk, you kind of
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  have, like, met you Might have a real name but you also have a
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  handle so you know it's also interesting.
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  Iona, doesn't get shortened ever leave me after, why?
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  I mean, I know with my 90 like I had again, just stolen it from
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  Dead Leaves as well, which was a kind of, more of a happenstance.
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  I had already came up with the idea of having my characters
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  nickname, being retro before the TV head deal because I was
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  already kind of thinking of having them being this kind of
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  Stoner, ish, you know, Mad Alchemist wizard of tack But you
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  know kind of you know how pot smokers can consistently make
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  anything out of a big and make a bong out of a vcr.
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  And I had came up with the name. I just wanted to have a really
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  interesting name so I had found an old Creole because that was
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  the idea to have retro be Creole and it was going with ra ra
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  Mingus Ortiz. Otherwise, shortened to Remy.
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  And I also kind of like, I know, for me, I like having characters
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  that do have nicknames, but I don't like having cool nicknames
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  because of anybody who's ever had a nickname.
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  Realizes you don't get a nickname for being cool.
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  And badass a nickname is always because of something stupid.
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  You did or something funny that happened to you.
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  That's what a nickname is based off of.
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  So that's why I like creating a nickname that's more based off
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  of an event for the character thick.
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  Yeah, I do remember I can't bassano I just I think it is
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  made it a, the sounded cool. Yeah and they had a code name
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  that was like straight edge or something but that sounds really
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  dumb. So like and died so quickly.
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  I like a bit like episode 1 is really straight edge it's still
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  in its still in that episode. Yeah but then it was like Hey I
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  use a katana. I think I'd have a straightest
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  something How did you come up with Iona?
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  I decided that I wanted her to be Romanian and then I looked up
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  Romanian names. Okay.
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  That's why I own has are just a generic Romanian name and
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  popescu is the most common last name in Romania.
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  Wow. Okay, so we talked a little bit,
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  you know, about your characters but more specifically I want to
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  ask now about your character arcs this season.
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  So a question from patreon from Pirate rabbit, Sim asked, what
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  does everybody think about their character arcs?
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  What Arc? Just this season overall.
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  Something. If there are any specific arcs
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  that you're like, I had this my character went through this
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  during this time and, yeah, you know, I think there's there's
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  something interesting that happens when playing RPGs with
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  people, like, when you first start a campaign.
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  And I think that is that the arc that everyone goes through, is
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  learning where they sit in the group, dynamic, you know, No,
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  and that means sometimes it happens immediately.
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  Sometimes it takes the entire session or the entire season,
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  and sometimes it happens in a few episodes, right?
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  And I think that, I think that the way I started playing Jeb
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  was pretty kind of, you know, are headed e kind of immediately
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  but it was it was this interesting thing that happened,
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  where I started to feel that that Jeb's placed in the group
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  dynamic was the, like, sit back and hit him hard, like, hit him
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  hard with the jokes and then like get back and like, let
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  everyone else take the spot for a bit and it was kind of weird.
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  Once I had a whole Arc of like, becoming a bit of a celebrity
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  and like learning to like Drive in the Death Race.
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  And when I had to be like, The front stage, I was like, oh wow,
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  this is like, I haven't really done this in this show much, and
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  that was interesting from a kind of meta standpoint, that's the
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  best I could do for commenting on a, on a season wide park.
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  Yeah. So Noah's Ark is very
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  interesting because it's very internal of him, you know, very
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  clearly having a goal to hit arisaka and the learning he was
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  created by arisaka like in more ways than one because he was a
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  clone and that was really interesting we're all playing
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  challenge of how am I able to verbalize the internal struggles
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  that Sano is going through? And I thought it was very fun to
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  play out and they very much wanted early on for Sano to make
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  the sacrifice play because I feel like that's exactly what he
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  would do and especially learning that he was a clone.
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  And really literally built from like the evil methods of this
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  company that he was like yeah, this is my goal in life.
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  To to do this and also really learning to really appreciate
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  everybody on the crew. I think going from very
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  standoffish to very, very friendly and bantery to everyone
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  especially retro which we had a whole, you listen to the
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  patriarch. I got a whole sitcom together
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  where we bonded through that a lot, too.
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  So, I think I really like saw knows, I really love the shy.
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  I like kind of aggressive, type character, opening up and
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  becoming for that. I love that joke in.
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  Animes like opening up to everybody else and making
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  friends. Yeah, it was really fun to play.
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  Anybody else have a? Yeah well I mean I know for for
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  Remy Remy I don't think really had much of like an arc within
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  our first season maybe because I think I was still trying to
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  figure what Remy wants and needs were as well as I feel like kind
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  of creating more of a Bonds with the rest of the characters.
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  I mean I know that I think I've maybe created some Mark stuff
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  with Iona as we've had our reactions for certain things,
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  you know, I mean like I think if we're going to go off a main
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  arcs, would probably be the sanno and retro show on patreon
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  for most of stuff, and the kind of bonding that we had there in
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  all honesty for out of the stuff.
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  I feel like if we're talking about this, I Few very much of
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  our characters kind of more in a in.
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  Yeah, somewhat of a sitcom e way of our characters reacting to
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  each other of like the sitcom Friends, you know, I saw Jeb
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  being very much of a Phoebe and I own a very much Ross, Sano was
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  a Monica, and my character, of course was a Chandler.
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  So of course, of course, I don't agree.
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  Just one point, one point you did get it.
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  Duck. That was pretty cool.
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  I think the duck carcass, you know.
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  Yes I do. No duck to duck very simple, but
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  right fast, I I liked having characters that were slightly
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  different stages of their Arc because retro and I oh no both
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  had stuff that happened before the main podcast started and it
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  was fun bringing that back. Really, genuinely not talking
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  about it and just letting you guys role play that in the
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  moment that was super great. Yeah, it's I think it's always
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  interesting to start any campaign with at least two
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  characters knowing each other. So the fact that we had actual
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  like live play experience, where we met each other, that is
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  recorded and available somewhere.
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  I don't know where on the patreon, it's pinned at the top
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  as the Main thing. But yeah, and it built an
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  interesting relationship, especially because Remy and Iona
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  are two very, very different people.
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  So adding since it was brought up by both Sano and retro, I
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  figured I will ask this next question from supersonic miked.
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  So the the sanno and retro show what was the what was the
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  inspiration for it? And and I guess for you binary
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  and and for the cast, will we see something like this and more
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  Side Quests for Susie to? Yeah, I really loved the idea.
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  Once once we started playing and realize, oh, we are kind of
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  opposites of each other. You are heavy Tech and I am
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  heavy not Tech and trying and despised Tech in the same thing
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  with like Jeb and I Onassis like the outside dirty environment
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  like inside clean. Corpo like all of us are like,
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  op, complete opposites and so I thought it would be funny to be
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  roommates with Remy and to have that.
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  Bond us and also the thought on retro.
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  So is this kind of out, runoff gag is like okay, what would
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  they talk about? Pretty solid?
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  We literally just did improv sessions together.
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  There we did like, an hour of improv takes of us as our
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  characters doing that. That was fun.
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  It was really great and then they sent it to me and like,
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  half of them have a note? No, yeah.
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  Bunch uncut footage out there, for sure.
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  Yeah, I'm just like pits that just did not make it out there.
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  Yeah. There's a few more to come in
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  September. There's like one or two
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  episodes. It's based off.
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  You two are because we, we said something about, you two, being
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  an Odd Couple, and then, we were like The Odd.
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  Couple gonna do it. What's good night, Adam, I had a
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  live studio audience sound effects, there's like laughter
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  and clapping and all of that kind of stuff.
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  Yeah, it was, that's the part that makes me.
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  Me I've been glad foremost when I've gone back to re-listen to
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  him because for sure every time whenever we're recording, we're
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  both, I think there's points where we just kind of, like,
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  hold for laughter. I think it's sometimes of like,
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  we think this actual joke landed or not, And what will it will
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  there be more for season 2? No be more but there won't be
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  more Sano and ranchers true. Obviously any other any other
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  like spin-off stuff that you think would be planned.
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  I mean we did something with Jeb.
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  We did. I look every cast one episode of
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  the a Jana and Jeb show, fundraising goal silence,
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  talking to Iona asking questions and trying to get like just
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  something out of her. And then just I own a being like
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  one word answers and then silence I mean, it doesn't hate
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  gym. No.
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  But I think you've listened if you've listened to the series
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  and it doesn't hate gym. I own a bought you a new duster.
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  That's true. And cares about you.
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  She cares about everybody. Yeah.
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  Oh, Jeb cares about everyone equally and except for Except
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  for who's Sloan who he loves above everyone, that's himself.
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  I would say, that's essentially what we spun off was the Jeb and
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  Sloan show if you will but we're calling it The the Jeb Diaries
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  and it's and Jeb no latency tales as well.
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  Actually it ended up being. Yeah, no latency Tails.
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  I had this great idea of calling.
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  It Sloan lilyc wheeze. I think I said it's essentially
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  a soliloquy said by Jeb recapping the The Arc told to
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  slow slow. Yeah, it's brilliant.
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  And I have been dashed of my creative voice.
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  Yeah. And I animate that.
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  So it's on YouTube mid-september.
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  So you can see that we're just constantly redoing old 60s 70s.
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  Yes, TV shows. First one was The Odd Couple
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  announcement Mouse, mr. Ed and we'll have a next Mister
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  Ed, mr. Sok.
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  Okay, let's see. Oh, there's a lot of good like
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  questions related to The Players here, so now, that's right.
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  Yeah, I okay, let's do this one. What was the biggest surprise
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  for each of the players? And for binary, I know this is
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  sometimes hard to like, think about About, you have to kind of
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  think back to things and but if there's anything that jumps out
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  to anybody, like, oh yeah, this was a surprising moment or
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  something. That surprised me.
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  I have a question from supersonic, Mike.
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  Thank you supersonic. I actually have a kind of a
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  spin-off question off of that or a more of a pointed question off
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  of that to De binary, which is it really seems like you.
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  You know, delicately planned. And intricately woven this story
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  together from the beginning, how much of how much of the story
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  did you have in mind and how much did you allow to
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  spontaneously occur through our actions?
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  I was really careful to let you guys do weird shit to get these
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  vending machines. It's kind of like, that's that I
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  was, that's going to be the freedom in my head because it
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  has to end somewhere. So hopefully, it ends with them
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  rescuing Domino. Hopefully, that was kind of my
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  loose thing. That's kind of the thing I want
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  to happen at the end as a Storyteller and as a GM and the
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  rest was like, here's a building and it's here.
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  I wonder how they'll get it. Sometimes there was a puzzle
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  that I thought might be fun. If somebody solved it and in a
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  lot of the time you guys were a step ahead of where I expected
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  you to be and then you would spend too long talking about it.
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  Big surprise. I'm a clone that was a big one.
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  That was huge. I totally did not see that
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  coming. That blew me away.
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  That was for sure, that's my answer.
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  Probably my favorite part though.
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  It's a as I pulled the snot Total Recall.
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  It's the other movie where the with the eyeball thing.
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  Yeah, sixth day. No, no.
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  Hardly consistent flavor. It's six.
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  I think you can tell like how deep in the Clone they are.
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  And I just mentioned that offhand and binary ran with it.
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  Yeah. During the recording, I was
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  like, Googling, what? What a one was in binary code,
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  so I could have the correct, binary code under his eye and
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  stuff. It was fun.
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  We do that. We did that a lot for season
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  one. Where someone One players or me
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  would come up with a good idea. But no, no, no, let's go back.
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  That should be part of this and we've totally just retcon stuff
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  because it's just more fun. Hmm, there's two in my mind for
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  sure. That I think we're like the big,
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  the big reveals that caught me. The first one was this binary
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  code that we get in these messages.
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  We've we've been playing for, at least half the year so far Maybe
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  Two thirds and hadn't really know.
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  I, we kind of saw to the bottom but didn't really notice.
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  It just thought it was more of an aesthetic.
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  And at one point there was like a bunch of messages that get
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  thrown at us. And I was kind of reading them
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  all over to make sure I got everything written down in my
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  nose. And I started noticing that the
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  binary and I'm were not the same.
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  So then while in the middle of a session while we're recording
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  and while we're playing, I am I've muted my mic and I just
• 25:44
  start typing here slain typing because I can't copy and paste
• 25:49
  it because it's a picture file. I'm just I'm just like oh this
• 25:54
  is starting to say something here and I can't remember
• 25:59
  exactly which episode that was that it ended up coming out with
• 26:01
  but yeah, I think there was like a whole big bit where I was just
• 26:04
  like, somebody did trick, right? Chocking me at one point.
• 26:07
  I think it might have got caught up and I was like, she's quite,
• 26:08
  I'm trying to actually break this binary, then there was the
• 26:19
  second one for surprised even though the biggest surprise I
• 26:23
  got was that when the second one which was my favorite because I
• 26:26
  absolutely had no idea what's going to happen and come and I
• 26:29
  don't think anybody did. But the Improv was the couch at
• 26:34
  Steve mansion, Because you're welcome for that.
• 26:40
  Yeah, that's about in the blooper reel, by the way.
• 26:43
  So I was just, I was just trying to be my character and being
• 26:49
  kind of a klepto. I like, I'm the kind of person
• 26:52
  as a gamer who ravages through everything to get all the items
• 26:56
  to put in the bag. Right.
• 26:57
  So I was like there's a couch, you know, I'm sure there's like
• 26:59
  a couple of Eddie's that are probably found in there and of
• 27:02
  course, when we split the group what happens, And we get a nice
• 27:07
  improv between Iona and Sato of what terrible things that I've
• 27:13
  not now happened is couch, and now they've all become Cannon
• 27:17
  and I can't do anything. I just have to sit back and
• 27:19
  react to it now because of it, that one's my favorite because
• 27:24
  that wouldn't genuine caught me by surprise and in all honesty
• 27:27
  was extremely funny because I can, I couldn't do anything
• 27:30
  about it. I think it's probably one of my
• 27:32
  favorite bits on the show is that even though it is For sure
• 27:37
  pulling. So surprised.
• 27:39
  That's for sure, very, very bullying.
• 27:44
  What about you, binary? Did you have any surprise
• 27:47
  moments as a GM? I have my favorite moments that
• 27:52
  I have watched these people, enjoy.
• 27:57
  And honestly, one of my favorites was when Iona found
• 28:01
  Dash in space, station X. Sorry, not space station in
• 28:06
  station X. It was It is it is so exciting
• 28:11
  to be like hey I've got kind of a skeleton of a story where you
• 28:13
  add the meat, you know, as a GM this is kind of like here, do
• 28:16
  something with it. That's fun that I don't expect
• 28:18
  to it'll be fun. And so go ahead and I would just
• 28:23
  J just knocked out of the park. Whoo-hoo, Dash is dashes from
• 28:28
  the original one shot rotten heart of was not a part of the
• 28:34
  only space system. Wow.
• 28:36
  Yeah, that was my first assistant, who was Nice.
• 28:40
  But even without context of that you still get from the episode
• 28:44
  and from that moment that this person is important and that
• 28:47
  like previous circumstances doesn't need someone to sort of
• 28:50
  stand there and give Exposition it came out in there in the
• 28:53
  story and the way that that moment happened, it was just
• 28:56
  really fun. It was really fun to edit to one
• 28:58
  of those moments that I edited and cried at the same time,
• 29:01
  really good? That's awesome.
• 29:03
  It was one of my favorites. And then I suppose that's one of
• 29:08
  them. And then the other one was when,
• 29:11
  when Evan found the binary code, but also found it while we
• 29:16
  weren't recording and waiting for something to download like
• 29:18
  in a little picture. So, Kendall, this question is
• 29:28
  for you, since you brought it up in this past question about
• 29:31
  surprises, supersonic also asked did Kendall decide Sano is a
• 29:36
  clone at the beginning or did that did like did that come up
• 29:39
  organically or was that like just don't think that was a
• 29:43
  surprise. Hey, no, latency listeners, it's
• 29:54
  spoon. I play Jeb here on no latency,
• 29:56
  but I also produce the brand new show system switch, and it's
• 29:59
  called systems which because every few episodes we take our
• 30:02
  same beloved characters and throw them into a completely new
• 30:06
  universe in the form of a new role.
• 30:08
  Playing game. Will go from steampunk to
• 30:11
  cyberpunk from fantasy, to sci-fi from romantic comedy too.
• 30:14
  Dark comedy from D, and D 2 Call of Cthulhu and everything in
• 30:18
  between. So join us on our wrong through
• 30:21
  the Multiverse. Bye sir.
• 30:22
  In for system, switch on your favorite podcasting app.
• 30:34
  The ho yeah, it was a big surprise.
• 30:37
  Binary, ask me. There is something I want to do.
• 30:40
  That might change your backstory.
• 30:42
  Are you cool with it? I was like, yeah, I'm super cool
• 30:44
  that I love anything like that. That like my husband rethink.
• 30:49
  Super cool, makes me rethink how you view your reality.
• 30:55
  I think any time that affects the character, it's always
• 30:57
  interesting because it's automatically dramatic.
• 31:01
  So, yeah, I love Of that. And I knew something was coming
• 31:05
  but I didn't know his call and when it came up it was like
• 31:08
  that's cool. Yeah, that was fun.
• 31:12
  Yeah. And for the record, I we, we
• 31:17
  knew Kendall was gonna die. All of us did, but the thing
• 31:24
  with the Clone and all of his story being involved, like I
• 31:27
  said to Kendall, what can I do? And Kendall said something along
• 31:30
  the lines of do whatever you want, which is a dangerous thing
• 31:35
  to say to a GM. He's also a very good GM for the
• 31:38
  record so he knew what I was getting into and I had a lot of
• 31:42
  fun playing with your history and like, Leaving.
• 31:44
  It's a bit deeper into the story.
• 31:46
  Was fun. Thank you.
• 31:47
  Yeah, I like that, it's nice. Like, when there's that I was, I
• 31:51
  guess, like, giving like the trust where it's like, okay,
• 31:54
  I'll leave it in your hands and tell the story and it's that's
• 31:59
  one of my favorite things about like tabletop role-playing and
• 32:02
  telling a good story together is when you can entrust that and
• 32:05
  and do that collaborative storytelling.
• 32:06
  So it's pretty cool. I really like that.
• 32:09
  So I'm going through most of like these deeper player
• 32:12
  questions and then we can kind kind of move into some different
• 32:16
  questions, but another question for all the players and even the
• 32:21
  GM anything that you Anything you'd want to do differently, if
• 32:27
  you could do it again in this season and this question comes
• 32:30
  from swirly ink. So is there anything this past
• 32:35
  season that you think you would do differently if you could do
• 32:40
  it again? It's a deep one.
• 32:45
  I like it deep Planters. Some probably not spit moonshine
• 32:52
  into a fireball. You don't know until you try.
• 33:03
  I I do have something I would change and that is Sloane was
• 33:09
  like a huge part of my character, the very beginning
• 33:11
  and like it was so awesome having this.
• 33:16
  It was so helpful to role play when there's something so
• 33:18
  grounded. And so like this stake in the
• 33:21
  ground that you can always tie yourself back to, you know, and
• 33:25
  so it was great for that. And then as soon as she was like
• 33:27
  healed, it was like whoop and then she was just gone and she
• 33:31
  hardly came into To play afterwards.
• 33:34
  And so I definitely wish I would have played with Sloan a little
• 33:38
  bit more and had more of a relationship there because I
• 33:40
  think that's a fun. It's a fun Dynamic to have and
• 33:44
  you'll end because of that, I think you'll see a lot more slow
• 33:47
  and season 2. I wish that I had rolled more
• 33:57
  sanitizer checks. I like it again.
• 33:59
  It was a part of my character that we established and then
• 34:02
  didn't really use so that we used a lot later in the season.
• 34:09
  And from the recordings of the beginning of this season, we
• 34:13
  have already started incorporating it.
• 34:15
  A lot more It said it was such a fun home breathing to put
• 34:20
  together. We've had a lot of fun with like
• 34:25
  Ramen Homebrew things. We just want to make up an ad.
• 34:27
  Yeah, yeah, I think I wish I interacted with then do more.
• 34:35
  I think there was a relationship that was building there that.
• 34:41
  Well, I don't know. I feel like that could have
• 34:44
  could have played more into that and we could have had more
• 34:46
  conversations but I think the character to was a bit afraid to
• 34:51
  do that because he kind of knew he would wanted to make a
• 34:54
  Sacrifice by so he was kind of keeping away purposely to so
• 34:59
  don't know if I change that but maybe find find more places
• 35:02
  where that could more organically happen, makes sense.
• 35:06
  Anything for Remy. Well, not really, I don't think
• 35:13
  there's really anything that I would want to change.
• 35:15
  Perfect, perfect. I'm regrets.
• 35:17
  No one thinks about making changes is because, you know,
• 35:27
  something didn't go your way and you kind of wanted more than
• 35:32
  likely a better reaction to it for me going playing in this
• 35:36
  game. There were a lot of things that
• 35:39
  definitely did not go my way or things that went a lot of our
• 35:42
  ways but I don't want to change anything because even though
• 35:46
  there were some definitely difficult intense times while
• 35:49
  playing, this is one of the times in playing with the group.
• 35:53
  We're very in a very quick time and I think comparably for
• 35:58
  playing wise, I realized that our Styles and our trust in each
• 36:04
  other was Exemplar me, Exemplar me.
• 36:10
  I can't even say it right now. I'm so overcome with emotion
• 36:13
  with it. We don't know.
• 36:18
  I think there's times when people playing wise with like
• 36:20
  things that you want to do or things with your character.
• 36:23
  And I know that they're very much of the this is what my
• 36:25
  character would do. But I think a lot of times
• 36:29
  within the game that nobody ever stopped anybody from making a
• 36:33
  character Choice with their character or put them really.
• 36:36
  Down for the choices that they did with their character.
• 36:39
  And I think everybody had trust within that we're not purposely
• 36:44
  trying to ruin the game or hurt each other or anything like
• 36:48
  that, and still be able to have moments of tents emotion, or
• 36:55
  anger, or just anything that's just well above a comfort level,
• 37:00
  but trust within our style of playing and within our style of
• 37:05
  improving recording, That we're not hurting each other, we all
• 37:09
  know, and trust each other. That this is just the game.
• 37:12
  The show, the story that we are telling, and that we can suffer,
• 37:17
  whatever little small indignities or big indignities
• 37:20
  that we can after a while. We can go back and still be
• 37:23
  friends afterwards. So no I don't think there's
• 37:27
  anything. I would want to change, I will
• 37:28
  accept everything, that's bad, that's happened.
• 37:30
  Because that's who we become now to sum it up.
• 37:36
  No regards. Yeah.
• 37:39
  Which and Breezy asked a similar question to this where it has
• 37:44
  anyone every decision. Has anyone ever made a decision
• 37:48
  or role that they regret it? That's not that you call my
• 37:54
  favorite decisions are the ones that screw things up.
• 37:59
  I yeah, I love being the one that's like I'm gonna make a
• 38:03
  soup decision because decisions are great, you know it's great
• 38:08
  or it fails horribly and that just makes for an even better
• 38:12
  story. Like it's boring.
• 38:14
  Just to see everyone. Like it's funny because you
• 38:17
  know, you roll and you're like, oh, hooray.
• 38:20
  Even on this planet, I insane Panda, sanitizer roll, hooray,
• 38:27
  it's green on the screen but like it's so much more fun when
• 38:31
  shit goes awry and like you have and you're like just in deeper
• 38:35
  shit now and the problem is just just compounding on itself and
• 38:40
  you have to Rack your brain to figure out some way to get out
• 38:44
  of it. That's a that's that story.
• 38:50
  I don't know. I I I regret in station, 19,
• 39:04
  like turning on Remy so much, it really marred our relationship.
• 39:10
  And I don't I I as a player did not understand what like Evan
• 39:20
  was doing as a kid as a character and and it kind of
• 39:25
  fucked up the whole relationship.
• 39:26
  And now it's it's really interesting because we have a
• 39:29
  relationship based off of that. But at the time I was like God
• 39:34
  damn it. I wish that person understood
• 39:38
  what you were doing. If I'm going to say any rules
• 39:45
  that I feel I regret our any successes that we got for hand
• 39:53
  sanitizer and I wanted to see that thing for them are plenty
• 39:58
  of times in which sanitized always, I don't and every single
• 40:02
  one has been genuine and every single one has been at a perfect
• 40:05
  time for it to happen. It just been, it really don't
• 40:07
  like it, I know. But it's also just one of my
• 40:10
  favorite things is I'm always just hoping to role play alone.
• 40:13
  We effect. I love rules one.
• 40:20
  Any, any other regrets that anybody wants to share?
• 40:24
  Now, yellow. Okay.
• 40:29
  And you're dead now so that life but worked out really well.
• 40:36
  Okay, so I'm going to switch it up and start talking about some
• 40:40
  like more show questions and then we'll go to some sad so no
• 40:45
  questions and then we'll do some fun general questions.
• 40:50
  So let's let's change it up and talk about.
• 40:54
  Like the show itself and the system because there's quite a
• 40:58
  few questions about that. So the first question is from
• 41:02
  that gamer Ajax so what Drew you to using cyberpunk for the
• 41:07
  system, I'm curious myself. What what was the the draw to
• 41:10
  cyberpunk red? I wanted to play it.
• 41:18
  Okay. I wanted to play.
• 41:19
  I did I did I was like I want to play it and layers that the
• 41:23
  players also like what? Or was it more like you binary
• 41:26
  like we're doing cyberpunk red. Kind of I got invited to be on
• 41:30
  Save the Date by Evan sorry. Bye jayde and then Evan and I
• 41:35
  started chatting it was like oh hey if you want to do a one shot
• 41:41
  for their patreon and I was like yeah sure.
• 41:43
  And I was like the only do they indeed he was like that.
• 41:45
  Do I do cyberpunk read? And I was like, yeah.
• 41:47
  And so, we did, and it was really fun.
• 41:51
  And then after that, I was like, I really enjoyed editing it,
• 41:55
  it's very long. It's on the patreon mind.
• 41:57
  I really enjoyed editing it. And then I was like, I wanna
• 42:00
  keep doing it. And I asked some of the players
• 42:02
  and most them said, yes. The other was like, hey, I'm
• 42:04
  just too busy. And I was like, okay, please
• 42:05
  have fun. Thank you for being part of this
• 42:07
  and then we brought a spoon and Kendall on him.
• 42:11
  And then we made a show and it was fun, we should.
• 42:14
  But the system itself, I it. But I started reading about
• 42:17
  because the video game and I'm not embarrassed about that.
• 42:19
  Hmm. And so you, you all started no
• 42:23
  latency. What do you remember?
• 42:24
  The this is very specific, the month and year because I
• 42:29
  remember when cyberpunk read, first launch, and I'm wondering,
• 42:31
  how long after we would technically playing the
• 42:35
  jumpstart kit. So me January of twenty, twenty
• 42:38
  one twenty Twenty-One okay? Yeah.
• 42:40
  So actually, so it can 2020 very late 2008.
• 42:44
  Came out in 22 like late 2020. Yeah.
• 42:47
  So you got you guys probably started like, right?
• 42:49
  Just before Christmas. We started actually.
• 42:52
  It was still, it was still when we started.
• 42:54
  Yeah. Yeah.
• 42:56
  So you guys rude. They're like for a while.
• 42:58
  Yeah. Yeah.
• 42:59
  Right in the beginning. When cyberpunk red just was
• 43:01
  getting very popular. So that's pretty cool.
• 43:04
  So You, I know you've said that by now that takes a very long
• 43:10
  time to, to go through these. And this is another question,
• 43:14
  I'm kind of curious about how long does it take to edit the
• 43:20
  episodes from a from a Marie and Breezy?
• 43:27
  And do you have a favorite sound effect that you use?
• 43:30
  Because you do you all use a lot of folks, are we use facts.
• 43:33
  So II. Thought I had an answer for
• 43:36
  that. My favorite sound effect, but I
• 43:38
  actually realized what my favorite sound effect is which
• 43:40
  I'll answer. Secondly, it takes me.
• 43:43
  When I first started doing this, it took me about 14 hours to
• 43:45
  edit an episode. And doesn't take nearly that
• 43:47
  long anymore and takes about six six to eight, depending on what
• 43:52
  if it's, a really heavy episode. And I usually break that up into
• 43:55
  about two sessions. And my favorite sound effect.
• 43:58
  I was going to say there's this like crash, clang noise that I
• 44:01
  use a lot and I kind of like slow it down and speed it up,
• 44:04
  but actually it's it's the drop hit, Bam!
• 44:07
  Bam! It's the musical drop.
• 44:09
  Hit that we have in the beginning at the end of every
• 44:11
  episode was it's just like pretty.
• 44:14
  It is pretty good and and it's very distinctive and I really,
• 44:20
  really liked it. That's the thing.
• 44:21
  It's unusual. It's funny because like, I when
• 44:24
  we were at the, when we're at Comic-Con at the pan, And you
• 44:29
  played what you're going to look it up on YouTube.
• 44:31
  You can? Yeah, hey, and you played more
• 44:33
  of the song than normal because like I hear it, we all hear the
• 44:38
  like intro, right? And then it like, it's going and
• 44:43
  you're like, and you're like, there's more to the sun.
• 44:56
  It's like, kind of like so funny.
• 44:58
  And then it goes and it gets crazy.
• 45:00
  Anyway, I did it. Who did that song?
• 45:03
  Because it's available on, it's available on, it's available on
• 45:07
  iTunes and I'll put the name of the band in the comments of this
• 45:10
  video and the show notes I don't like it right to them.
• 45:12
  It's about. Yeah, yeah.
• 45:18
  No. My favorite sound effects is
• 45:20
  whenever I make a sound effect and then binary uses it in the
• 45:23
  show that's those are always my favorite.
• 45:27
  Jeb hits the show up button on that thing that's broken in the
• 45:31
  show. It's like this, horrible
• 45:32
  grinding noise but it's actually Jade going, right.
• 45:37
  Baba. Oh my gosh, that's so great.
• 45:42
  Yeah. Binary got mad at me in the
• 45:45
  first few, like runs of the show like the first because I kept
• 45:49
  doing my own sound effects. He's like you gotta stop and
• 45:52
  those they can make all the time.
• 45:58
  It's become a Trope now. So we just leave in like jab?
• 46:02
  No more Darkness, Booyah, more. The song is called grit and
• 46:07
  chips by t-shirts and Sweats. There it is.
• 46:11
  Cool off to listen to it. So binary, when you like I have
• 46:18
  to ask this is of, Tracy question.
• 46:20
  Do you like honestly editing podcasts is like such a task and
• 46:28
  do you like set aside time like do you schedule your calendar
• 46:31
  every week? Like this is my time and do like
• 46:34
  force yourself to do it. Because, I mean, you you all are
• 46:37
  like very scheduled and it's like You will release the
• 46:40
  episodes. So it's like do you like that to
• 46:43
  me? That requires a lot of
• 46:44
  discipline. So I'm just curious for you.
• 46:47
  Like how you do what you like? You make sure like every Sunday
• 46:51
  I'm doing this and that's it. I find a time before we've now
• 46:55
  built up. A decent backlog which has been
• 46:56
  really nice because I can like spend a bit more time editing
• 46:59
  and so it takes I make sure I get one done a week and that
• 47:01
  keeps me ahead. Yeah I'm pretty proud that we
• 47:04
  have always had an episode come out on Wednesday whether it's a
• 47:08
  side quest. A blooper reel or a regular
• 47:10
  episode. We've always had something come
• 47:12
  out, that's, and unfortunately, he's really need to do that for
• 47:15
  like algorithms and stuff. Yes, yes, it's consistency is
• 47:18
  hard and you guys have managed to keep that consistency.
• 47:22
  So that's very admirable honestly about eighty, five
• 47:25
  episodes, all told, including this, I think.
• 47:27
  Yeah, that's that's amazing because it's not easy.
• 47:31
  A lot of content, especially like when you have like, things
• 47:34
  like full-time jobs and other things that you have to manage,
• 47:38
  it is just Not easy. Oh, it's a struggle.
• 47:42
  So that's awesome. I was just curious.
• 47:45
  Okay, so do you all plan on ever doing live streams or recording
• 47:53
  without an audience? So that's one thing video.
• 47:58
  Yeah that's actually or only. Oh so do you plan on doing
• 48:01
  laughter? This is another supersonic Mike,
• 48:03
  thanks for all your questions by boss.
• 48:05
  Thanks Mike. Do you plan on?
• 48:07
  Okay, I'll ask this part and then the second part will do you
• 48:10
  plan on ever doing live streams for no latency.
• 48:18
  Do no drop and we did we did we did we did a live panel.
• 48:23
  This is true. The answer I got was that was
• 48:25
  normally maybe maybe. I don't know.
• 48:41
  I think possibly like a side quest.
• 48:42
  Could be fun or you know something like that that we
• 48:46
  could do a livestream about The main, the main story is very
• 48:49
  much focused on being an edited radio play experience, set in
• 48:53
  the cyberpunk world where we improvise over the game.
• 48:56
  And I think that's what that's our kind of fingerprint on this.
• 49:00
  Now, I don't know, I don't know if this is someone that's going
• 49:03
  to already asked this question, but I would imagine that people
• 49:06
  are probably curious as to how much is cut.
• 49:10
  Okay? How much is Al 22%?
• 49:15
  Yeah, about 22%. Oh, that's just about.
• 49:19
  Yeah, it's very specific number. Which one is it?
• 49:24
  I cut a lot of arms on ours. A lot of Silence because I'll
• 49:27
  show sounds really tight, but actually we have a little bit of
• 49:30
  a stream DeLay. So I just tighten that up.
• 49:33
  I get rid of a lot from everyone, lets me than anyone
• 49:37
  else because I forget because I just had my invoice number.
• 49:39
  Yeah, shut up me. I'm just trying to find you
• 49:42
  guys. Yeah, so about 22% on episodes
• 49:46
  where there's a lot of fighting Ting.
• 49:47
  It's even more than that usually, like 35 % crazy.
• 49:53
  How much do you, how much do you cut like entire B?
• 49:59
  Only the initiative talked more than anything else.
• 50:02
  That makes sense. That makes sense.
• 50:04
  Yeah, pretty sure listening to it, most B stay in and the rest
• 50:10
  of them are in a folder called bloopers and I'm slowly
• 50:12
  releasing those as well. I do Wonder like, Or rather I
• 50:19
  should say. It's important to note that
• 50:22
  like, I don't think we ever re-recorded anything or like,
• 50:26
  you know, we're like, wow, we didn't like that.
• 50:27
  Let's try it again. Which I don't assume think is a
• 50:30
  bad thing if you did do that. But I don't think we've ever
• 50:33
  done that. Hmm, no, it's good for like,
• 50:36
  just general. Like what it's like to because
• 50:39
  for me I saw I mean I've never besides this done a podcast
• 50:46
  actual play A a table top. So it is interesting and like if
• 50:49
  there's ever issues it's like, well, we'll do, we just go back
• 50:52
  and do the upgrades of the episode is like now.
• 50:54
  Like that's good that, you know, you guys just we've gone back on
• 50:57
  Tiny moments, where it's like, oh, actually no, this is no,
• 51:00
  let's have this character be here and I was like, oh yeah,
• 51:02
  great. And we've done that house.
• 51:04
  All right, I fumbled up that line.
• 51:06
  Yeah, yeah, we've done that too. Yeah, which yeah, you can do it.
• 51:10
  You have a lot more leeway to do that.
• 51:11
  When you're pre-recording stuff, you can go back, you need to do
• 51:15
  this Lively. Look like We have to go back.
• 51:29
  It's true. So livestreams, probably maybe,
• 51:33
  but it seems like yeah, recordings or special occasion.
• 51:35
  Yeah. So another general question, do
• 51:40
  you use a VT virtual tabletop during the gameplay?
• 51:45
  And if so, is it just for For quick reference, do players
• 51:49
  move, the token, Storyteller move, the tokens as it usually
• 51:53
  go for y'all. When you're playing on your vtt,
• 51:56
  I have a hot take that I will tell after after after binary
• 52:00
  goes into the details, we use roll20.
• 52:03
  I make kind of maps that are kind of pseudo Maps.
• 52:06
  They aren't on a grid and I've made tokens for everyone and you
• 52:10
  guys move them around sometimes, usually when positioning in the
• 52:13
  room is important, but most of the time you role played by late
• 52:15
  looking at the map as if you're in.
• 52:17
  Space at least from my perspective I'm but I like there
• 52:20
  to be something for the players to see even though we're an
• 52:23
  audio only experience and a lot of those Maps end up on our
• 52:25
  patreon hashtags to Shameless plug.
• 52:28
  Hmm. My heart.
• 52:33
  Take my heart take is that cyberpunk.
• 52:35
  Red is very tactical and relies heavily on on combat and because
• 52:45
  that if we didn't plan on a VT it would be kind of weird.
• 52:49
  Yeah. I could not wrong even though
• 52:51
  you all have a lot of role play it, definitely.
• 52:55
  All you also have this amount of combat so yeah, it does help to
• 52:58
  have a map. Map.
• 53:00
  I've noticed also when running session punk red.
• 53:02
  Yeah, that is a good question. Okay.
• 53:06
  So against going through these more technical questions, okay?
• 53:09
  This is some kind of similar to what we had earlier.
• 53:12
  So, how did you end up doing cyberpunk?
• 53:14
  Red with follow-up? Did anyone play cyberpunk prior
• 53:20
  to this? No, nope.
• 53:23
  Well, I still don't play cyberpunk.
• 53:25
  Okay, okay. Before the One-Shot I hadn't GM
• 53:34
  and at this Legacy really at all.
• 53:37
  Okay. And what was the first non D&D
• 53:42
  Pathfinder tabletop that everybody's played?
• 53:46
  It's good question. Hmm.
• 53:48
  The first, yeah, the first first RPG that isn't the Indy or
• 53:52
  Pathfinder light in the dark lights in the dark, okay?
• 53:56
  It's been my dream. Yeah, that was really fun.
• 54:01
  I have a bit of a I've created I have an obsession with teachers
• 54:06
  parents and I have an entire book shelf full of different
• 54:10
  books that I've read, almost all of them.
• 54:13
  And I've played about Owen. But I will say that the,
• 54:19
  actually, the very first TT RPG I ever played was a
• 54:25
  bastardization of D&D, but that was essentially just rolled just
• 54:30
  boiled down to me and my friends rolling a D20 and deciding what
• 54:34
  happens based off of the number that shows up, and we called it,
• 54:38
  dunge so nicely. Done, Tech like it done.
• 54:44
  Judge. I'm going to put that in season.
• 54:46
  Awesome. I played red and Call of Cthulhu
• 54:50
  is really fun as a nice have more realism and mystery and
• 54:56
  creepiness in the games, I play on some fun, 10 candles, really
• 55:01
  good. Definitely, my god.
• 55:02
  Really fun time. Coming Halloween is coming up.
• 55:06
  I was just thinking that's a good time.
• 55:08
  Good time. Absolutely.
• 55:10
  We did it. Ten candles on, Save the da
• 55:12
  that. Yeah, Jay drat, I get a really
• 55:14
  good. Mmm.
• 55:17
  I think spoon was also my first non Dungeons and Dragons.
• 55:22
  Pathfinder D&D. Rtt RPG, rather scum, and
• 55:27
  villainy. Awesome ability for save the
• 55:38
  date. And if I if I recall your
• 55:41
  character in that was V, just the letter V, which is funny
• 55:47
  like for various reasons because comment like, you know,
• 55:53
  cyberpunk and the cyberpunk. Also, also this Majid X
• 55:59
  character on those pie crust. I didn't realize that I did I'd
• 56:03
  actually did hadn't put that together because her full name
• 56:05
  is Vivian. And then I just was like Vivi
• 56:08
  and then I realized that, yeah, that's all Cyberpunk - yeah.
• 56:13
  Yeah yeah. Okay.
• 56:16
  So last I think more technically question again, super soft super
• 56:22
  side. Thanks for all the questions.
• 56:24
  A lot of questions. You fossati chance.
• 56:25
  Yes, thank you. How did the idea of introducing
• 56:33
  fast? DND style healing, come into
• 56:35
  play? That's low question.
• 56:39
  One talking is boring next. Slow, healing is boring to
• 56:42
  listen to. Yeah, we don't want to die and
• 56:45
  we got a gift. Also, we paid for art for these
• 56:49
  characters who, if they leave, they have to leave for a good
• 56:50
  reason. When you have the art, you're
• 56:53
  committed. That's yeah, if a carriage, is
• 56:56
  got really good art on a show, you're watching probably fine.
• 56:59
  Why they coming back? It has a little bit of pot over
• 57:04
  there but also because I mean it's what am I going to do?
• 57:08
  Do every episode be like, and two weeks later after their legs
• 57:11
  and arms have been repaired? I could guess.
• 57:13
  But can we just assume that like the, the Domino job getting him
• 57:16
  getting back took a year? There was a Christmas moment.
• 57:19
  There was a Halloween moment, but it only took a year, but it
• 57:22
  did take time. I guess.
• 57:23
  I don't know. I think it's a really good
• 57:25
  question, but needs must, it was kind of boring to have like
• 57:29
  constant medical attention either.
• 57:31
  Yeah, it's way more fun to make it narratively important.
• 57:33
  So it still feels valid in the world.
• 57:36
  Yeah, I think it just it also just subtly changes, the
• 57:39
  aesthetic, the vibe, the tone of the show.
• 57:43
  We're like, yeah, we could do it where it takes a few weeks to
• 57:46
  like, a more realistic gritty approach and that would totally
• 57:49
  change the tone where I think what the tone that we have now
• 57:52
  is a lot more jovial and like it's almost like you're watching
• 57:56
  a like an anime, right? We're like heightened and fun.
• 58:01
  So Mmm. Yeah.
• 58:05
  Okay, so now we're going to jump into some fun lightning round
• 58:12
  questions. Okay.
• 58:14
  And patreon question from Pirate rabbit Sim, what's everyone's
• 58:17
  favorite vending machine location?
• 58:21
  The one at the bar, what's the crews brunch orders?
• 58:30
  This is from go, go low, low stream, brunch orders.
• 58:34
  My favorite vending machine, that's a wheatgrass shots.
• 58:37
  Yeah, mine was biotech, exil'd race.
• 58:42
  Hard-boiled, eggs and chili. Benedict's straight up Ash
• 58:48
  Browns on side. This is mrs.
• 58:50
  Jeb's order, right? I guess not - I guess yeah, the
• 58:56
  entire life. So favorite recurring bit from
• 59:02
  swirly ink. Any recurring bits that are your
• 59:05
  favorite don't trust jab. Yeah, sound effects.
• 59:11
  Yeah, yeah. Steve.
• 59:20
  But Steve's here, these are good.
• 59:23
  The siccolas asks, what are some of your favorite quotes?
• 59:27
  Any any quotes? I like that.
• 59:29
  There's always a one lot, like some sort of great role for
• 59:31
  bureaucracy. Okay.
• 59:33
  Okay. They go.
• 59:34
  That's a good one. A good one.
• 59:35
  That's one of my faves. And and do not get arisaka
• 59:43
  Prime. Yes.
• 59:47
  I feel like all of our buttons are pretty gold.
• 59:49
  So we went really hard enough buttons.
• 59:51
  It's kind of silly I mean, okay, hold on, don't listen to him.
• 59:54
  We do not work very hard on our buttons.
• 59:56
  They just they just happened and sometimes they're great.
• 59:59
  And sometimes you want to every website for my cost is
• 1:00:02
  fantastic. Listen to spoon.
• 1:00:05
  How much money do y'all have? At the end of the season?
• 1:00:08
  Oh, exactly. Know how much money he has.
• 1:00:12
  He just knows it. I've lost money since then, I
• 1:00:21
  can't. But like, we're 15,000 Eddie's.
• 1:00:24
  I can't, unfortunately tell because I have quite a bit of
• 1:00:28
  funds in the stock market, and in some single bonds.
• 1:00:33
  So sad, sad. So no question.
• 1:00:39
  R.i.p., Sano says Google a stream.
• 1:00:42
  Does he have a drink named after him at the bar?
• 1:00:44
  If so, what's in it? It's the straight edge.
• 1:00:48
  It's very nice and I think it's helping.
• 1:00:51
  I think it's hot sake. Hmm, that's the main species.
• 1:00:57
  Do you think we think, Kendall good.
• 1:00:59
  Would you add anything to that? Hmm, now, that sounds right.
• 1:01:04
  Yeah, maybe some mint mint. I'm not have to be a cocktail
• 1:01:08
  real ants. Spiders.
• 1:01:10
  Hot tea. So I gotta like a splash of
• 1:01:14
  Tabasco in it. Yeah, yes.
• 1:01:16
  Bronx. Like smash has Remy thought of a
• 1:01:19
  new brain case? A little less bulky and modern,
• 1:01:22
  oh, I kind of like that, what? No, you're not.
• 1:01:46
  Does Iona know if Jeb will ever get over his cannibalism with B
• 1:01:50
  body fuel to see, have you not listened to season one?
• 1:02:01
  That was right. Yeah, Jeb is not a cannibal by
• 1:02:05
  choice. Let's go sometimes to get hungry
• 1:02:10
  the effects. Do not go away.
• 1:02:12
  Jeb chose to do something to Jose.
• 1:02:15
  To take it. Didn't he?
• 1:02:16
  Dug. And that turned him into a
• 1:02:20
  unwilling Hannibal? That was an excuse.
• 1:02:22
  Okay. Yeah, yeah.
• 1:02:25
  You'll be fine. You'll be fine.
• 1:02:29
  It should fade. It's true.
• 1:02:31
  It will fade eventually kind of, I don't know.
• 1:02:33
  I just get that. We haven't got that far.
• 1:02:36
  This this last question from Bronx.
• 1:02:39
  Mash I like, well, well, I don't know, we'll see.
• 1:02:42
  We'll find every Dragon call me this little cowpoke and Vandals
• 1:02:45
  voice. If we meet in person, Okay, one
• 1:02:57
  last question. Well, we'll do like two more
• 1:03:00
  questions. So this again more an honor of
• 1:03:04
  Sano any favorite memories for Sano and he just rapid-fire Sano
• 1:03:11
  memories. There was, it's like the first
• 1:03:15
  time that Sano and Iona are alone.
• 1:03:19
  And we're having a conversation like really close face-to-face
• 1:03:24
  City, sitting down and chairs in like the upstairs of no latency.
• 1:03:29
  And we're just talking about taking down arisaka.
• 1:03:33
  And I think that I really took Sano by surprise by, you know,
• 1:03:38
  letting him know that I was on his side even though I'm a blood
• 1:03:42
  sucking corpo and it like It was just so beautiful and it's my
• 1:03:51
  favorite moment with Sano. I do with you, too.
• 1:03:57
  I mean, I have a couple. Most of them are usually in Sana
• 1:04:03
  and retro show, which I don't know if all of them have been
• 1:04:06
  released. So I don't want to let the
• 1:04:08
  surprise list. I think my favorite one again
• 1:04:11
  was in the very beginning when because me and Kendall, I've
• 1:04:17
  been friends for quite a while since college.
• 1:04:21
  And we kind of had discussed that Kendall's character was
• 1:04:25
  going to be technophobic and we do now Not like me because my
• 1:04:28
  television had, right? And when we were in the van and
• 1:04:32
  just snarking on each other, on on dumbest things, there was a
• 1:04:38
  literal Point internally when we were playing like I hope he
• 1:04:42
  doesn't really, he's not really mad at me because this field
• 1:04:45
  jacket. It was like, I really thought
• 1:04:47
  that checked the do good with very very mad at me.
• 1:04:54
  Oh yeah, it was fun to Baker. Lots of bickering, that's fun.
• 1:04:59
  So last question, very less now that we're just about at the,
• 1:05:03
  our Mark, for our little Q&A. So the last question I'll ask is
• 1:05:07
  now that Sano is gone or a piece on oh herb.
• 1:05:11
  So what are you all going to do for a new player?
• 1:05:16
  Or what's what's the next steps? Oh shit.
• 1:05:21
  I don't know. You want to do.
• 1:05:24
  Me. Yes, thank you everybody for
• 1:05:43
  these awesome questions. I almost got through all of them
• 1:05:45
  in an hour, so thank you. So many great questions will be
• 1:05:50
  back for season 2 and maybe I'll beat Joining This Crew.
• 1:05:54
  Maybe, yes, I am there's no. Listen cool, stop here.
• 1:06:23
  Great. Thanks for bringing centers
• 1:06:25
  history, talking about. Thanks for having me super fun.
• 1:06:30
  All right, I'm sure we all just awkwardly wave, goodbye to our
• 1:06:32
  cameras for a bit. Yeah everybody.
• 1:06:42
  Thank you for listening to our season 1 QA.
• 1:06:45
  We loved having all of your questions and had a blast going
• 1:06:49
  through them all with Miss magitek.
• 1:06:51
  Season 2 starts October It with Miss magitek joining us as Vivi
• 1:06:55
  to find out more about Vivi. Check out Jeb sidequest Racing
• 1:06:59
  for Joy already available in the main feed once again, thank you
• 1:07:04
  all for joining us on season one and two.
• 1:07:08
  Kendall for playing Sano in season 1 as well.
• 1:07:11
  Special thank you goes out to our patrons for making all of
• 1:07:14
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• 1:07:16
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• 1:07:27
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• 1:07:29
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• 1:07:38
  in night City. Are you ready?