crowd control

Featuring: Ammosart, Ashgar, Belghast, Grace, Kodra, Tamrielo, and Thalen

 

Hey Folks! It has been a few weeks since we recorded a normal show and I think we had a bunch of conversation in us waiting to get out.  As a result, we recorded a bit longer than we should have but that is okay! We talk about Celeste 64 and that sort of gameplay translates to a very Mario 64 inspired game.  From there Kodra shares his experiences with Songs of Conquest a game that is very much a nostalgic continuation of the Heroes of Might and Magic Series.  Bel and Kodra talk about their experiences with the other new survival early access game Enshrouded and how it is shockingly complete, and really just needs polish. From there we dive into the main topic of the show where we discuss City of Heroes and how it is this perfect snapshot of the best of MMORPGs before World of Warcraft changed everything.  Finally, Bel actually completes his four voidstones in Path of Exile and talks about what a difference a dedicated bosser makes.

 

Topics Discussed:

• Celeste 64

• Songs of Conquest

• Enshrouded

• When Crowd Control Mattered

• City of Heroes

• The World before Warcraft

• No Daily Chores is Refreshing

• What a Difference a Bosser Makes

• Bel Kills POE Bosses

Music festivals have come a long way from Woodstock (and the infamous Altamont). Today’s festivals offer dazzling audience experiences in a safe and carefully planned environment. It appears as if music festivals are back this summer, as we come out from under the shadow of COVID. 

Our guest this episode knows a lot about the ins and outs of running a safe and entertaining festival. Kim Blevins is the general manager of Country Thunder Music Festivals seven major country music festivals that crisscross North America every year. 

Kim gives us the lowdown on the joys of bringing other people joy, as well as the challenges of keeping people safe as well as entertained. 

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