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Upcoming Gameplay and NEW TOILET from CitizenCon Direct 2955 (Nyx??! Part 2) · Open Comms Radio | A Star Citizen call-in show

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  Welcome, welcome Star Citizen players, Star Citizen people,
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  This is a call in show and every week we have some callers and
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  what we're going to do, because these episodes have been getting
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  pretty pretty long. So if they hit over that 2 hour
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  mark, I'm going to split them in half.
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  And that's what we did this week.
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  This week is Part 2 of last week's episode.
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  We're going to be talking about PvP, We're going to touch on a
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  little bit of EVE comparisons. We're going to talk about new
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  ships, we're going to talk about new gameplay, but most important
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  of all, we're going to have fun. We're going to have a good time.
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  So without further ado, let's get into it.
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  I'm Jar Jar Jabroni and this is Opencoms Radio.
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  The thing is though, Natalie, you say that I can't see it.
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  You're absolutely right. There were time to let's let's
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  talk about that first, because I was.
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  Going to go in a totally. Different direction.
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  You can make as much money as you need and work your way
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  towards any ship in the game. They they were trying to cash in
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  off of that nostalgia and that hype.
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  Physical Physical mission boards.
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  You really chalkboards because chalk.
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  You really have to be careful about comparing to Eve.
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  I've been thinking about it because I've made a lot of
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  comparisons to Eve over the years because I played that for
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  a long, long time. The the thing with Eve is, yeah,
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  you know, it's a single Shard and everybody's on the same play
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  space. But you have to remember they
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  have 7000 solar systems, so we're not all clustered
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  together. In.
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  In, in, in a small play space. And if you've ever played EVE
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  Online at at the highest level where it's alliance battles and
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  you know, you're, there's like maybe 1500 to 3000 people in a
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  system. They have this neat little
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  technology called time dilation and basically everything slows
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  down a second could take a minute, you know, and and the
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  reason they did that is because the servers just couldn't keep
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  up with it all, and they usually couldn't.
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  Keep up even with time dilation. I had fucking crashes even on
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  the. We've lost a few guidance that
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  way in my. And that's what I was saying.
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  All my years in EVE Online, the game, it was one of the few
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  games that never crashed. I've never.
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  Had the game crash, the server would crash.
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  I've never had a server crash, I was never affected.
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  By oh we did really doing in my Corp in some of the biggest
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  battles and eve that I was in. And I played from 2009 off and
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  on. Yeah, we lost a keep star
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  because the server crashed. Well.
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  Yeah, and I got to say I'm not, I'm not doubting you.
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  I've just never had to deal with it.
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  The the, the point being is that yeah, yeah, the most people that
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  EVE Online ever had online was I think 50,000 at once in, in, in
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  the, in the Western servers that you get because China has its
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  own deal. And I think the most they ever
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  had in a single system was close to 3001 of the big, big event
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  battles that they had. May have been there and it
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  crashed. I mean to your, to your.
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  Point like if you look at Eve, that content, right, that living
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  universe, the the the fact that they that they do have so many
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  people, it's it's yes, there's 5000 systems, which we do need a
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  lot more systems for that There's 7000 systems.
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  So we do need that to to expand out and to be able to have the
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  room for it all. But at the same time, like if
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  Eve is a living system on its own, like they don't they don't
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  rely on the amusement parks style game, which is what we've
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  gotten. Yeah.
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  I mean, like, like that's exactly it, right?
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  Like. I mean, they have structured
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  events in in MPCS they have. They have all that, too.
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  Oh, yeah. But but you can't, you can't
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  compare. But but we don't.
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  And that's the thing, we really kind of don't.
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  And and that's the, you know, they say they're building
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  towards that now to be wonderful, but like, it's it,
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  Eve is more geared towards that than anything else.
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  Well, this may sound, this may sound a little mundane, but one
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  of the most exciting things I heard at the Citizen Con was the
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  fact that they were going to have these inner, inner system
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  hauling missions and they were going to be MPC agitators that
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  are going to be trying to stop you or something.
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  Not on every mission, but if if they pull that off and it works
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  well, that'd be super cool. Oh, you mean?
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  Stuff like that, you know, and then all the people that don't
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  want to, you know, that don't want to participate technically
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  in, in, in PvP, they may have some, some outlet to, to do
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  their game loop. But I, I, I think this whole
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  idea that people don't want to participate in PvP in a, in a
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  quote, UN quote sandbox game is kind of short sighted because
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  that's what's going to happen when you're in a sandbox unless
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  they have like some real big incentives.
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  We were talking about this the other day.
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  There was a group of us. And like, if, if you go to like,
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  let's say Stanton's is like the Super secure zone and you do
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  something that's against the law and you get caught and you get
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  sent to jail. Well, you have to be in jail.
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  It's not like you're going to like if you sneak out, like if
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  you do the do the the the game loop where you break out of
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  jail, that needs to take like a significant amount of time and
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  be it already. Does.
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  Well, not, not not really. I mean, once you once you get
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  into that, once you do that loop of time or two, you can like
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  like in all games, you, you know exactly which way to run,
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  exactly where to jump, you know, I.
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  Mean you're you're. You're in and out like fast and
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  some people went. The last couple times I went to
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  jail, I just went down, murdered a bunch of MPCS in the non comms
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  zone and got all their loot and go and and turn it in and and
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  got my sentence diminished and got out like within 1520 minutes
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  or whatever it was. That's fast too, but it
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  shouldn't be that easy. I think if you want to
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  discourage bad behavior in safe areas, you need to make the
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  consequences very high. So that way, what I'm saying is
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  that players that want to not participate in high risk
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  activities where they could become PvP D, they should stay
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  in safe areas and the people that come into those safe areas
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  to harass those people, they will have a very significant
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  penalty at once they caught and that and then that way that
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  reduces the the amount of people that are going to get PvP D.
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  Hopefully if, if, if, if it's discouraged enough with
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  something like that. And then the people that want to
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  participate in PvP, they can go into those systems that are more
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  hostile and more dangerous and they can deal with the
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  consequences of being in those systems.
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  But you know, I think even in the safest zones, even in, in,
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  in Eve Online, in the safest areas, you can still get PvP.
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  But do you think right now that we're at a point where they can
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  change the way that jail works? Like sure, that's.
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  Easy. OK, because I mean there's that
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  scaredness that they have right, like like they, they, they are
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  like with medical, right? They they, they go, Oh well,
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  we've had medical. They gave it consequences.
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  They didn't give a shit, right? They it has I didn't notice shit
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  anything and but jail. OK.
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  I mean like, like you can clearly tell that they didn't
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  want to make it too expensive to respond because it already takes
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  like literally 2 hours to mine something with the crew.
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  But you get like, you get something like this with jail,
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  you know? Are we at the point where if
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  they made it so you can't mine your way out and if you log out,
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  that time doesn't count? Like you actually have to serve
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  it does that You think we're ready for that?
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  If not now, then when? Yeah, I mean you.
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  I think if not now that that's a perfect segue to for what
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  Broccoli just said. If not, what now, then when?
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  I think they should be throwing all the stuff to the wall and
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  iterating on it. Now when it doesn't matter,
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  break it, fix it, break it, fix it.
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  I don't care. That's that's why I don't
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  participate in the PTUI think it's I think they should just do
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  it where all the players are, you know, learn and and if if
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  they do nothing else, they will learn to to drilled into
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  problems, figure out where the problem is and come up with a
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  either a a temporary solution or the fix entirely.
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  They need to be quick on their feet.
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  If this is going to be a live environment, a live system, I
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  would rather them learn it now, not when one point O releases
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  and then all of a sudden the day one release is where 12 hours in
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  the queue because something broke and nobody knows what's
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  going on. And that's kind of the problem
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  with having AP, like as you said, you don't participate in
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  PTU. Why?
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  Because it really doesn't quite matter.
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  And and so that's kind of The thing is like if persistence is
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  not really a concern and we're going to release patches all the
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  time, why do we even have APTU? Well, I think persistence should
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  be a concern and I think that should be constantly worked on
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  and iterated on. You know, it's a big selling
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  point in the, the Star Citizen universe.
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  Is this this whole idea of persistence, right.
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  So anytime something breaks persistence, I think it should
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  be that should become like a, a, a big driver for a team to
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  figure out, OK, what broke this? What do we do to fix it?
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  And you know, they, they need to start doing that now, while
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  they're still in development, as they're, as they're developing
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  the game, they develop their tools to fix the game when it
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  breaks because it will break. Let's, I mean, let's, let's be
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  honest, you know, per day. How many?
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  How? Many how many new games come out
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  they want like big massive games that come out that don't suffer
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  from some kind of like, you know, it seems like world ending
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  bug almost on day one. Great.
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  I'm going to say 3 you're. Going to throw a number out.
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  It's a lower number. I'm going to make you name those
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  games Pack Pack. Stations.
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  Release which is an open world sandbox MMO and I mean it's not
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  wide release yet they only had like 3 to 4 maybe 5000 people
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  that had early access playing and everybody I didn't hear of
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  any kind of major faux pas in in in that game, but I just can't
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  get into another MMO. I would have loved to play that.
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  That's right up my alley, that. Kind of.
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  Was it a sci-fi game? No, it's like medieval fantasy
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  sword and board, massive crafting and and building like
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  it's a beautiful, very beautiful.
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  Crafting, you say? Well.
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  I. I still got to say you guys like
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  if you did not play Star Wars Galaxies in its heyday, Oh, here
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  we go of its genius mechanics. Honestly, when it when it was
• 12:25
  original and not not before Sony decided that they're going to
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  copy Wow. But honestly, like it was a
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  thing of beauty and it felt like a real world.
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  But anyways, do you think that with OK, we saw that we had this
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  big event, we had everything reliant on cargo elevators
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  working right? It's it it, it kind of forced
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  the devs to fix that shit immediately.
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  And they they even said that like, oh, well, now we've got
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  all the data we need. Do you think the PTU is slowing
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  down development? No, I mean, does it maybe
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  there's not enough pressure. I mean, this is what I'm no, no.
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  Shot. No.
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  I mean, you ever play a? Have you played a recent wave 1
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  PTU? It's.
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  A nightmare. I mean I have.
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  Sucks. I've never been in.
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  Nobody plays there. Yeah, yeah.
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  Well, that's also break it. That's why they can't put it in
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  because the game will be totally broken.
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  These PTU guys, they suffer. Yeah, then fix it.
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  They do. Yeah.
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  Well, Speaking of suffering, this year we did maybe suffer a
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  little bit with our ships. Only one kind of ship this year,
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  Combat ships, but we did get a cool new toilet in the ship.
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  If you could call it that you. Were you were the first person I
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  thought of when I saw that. The rust bug, I know and I'm
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  waiting till we're we might do a whole episode on the on the
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  Knicks. The Knicks.
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  The Knicks stewards repair gameplay or whatever, but let's
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  talk about the Shiv. Did anyone get it?
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  Anyone fly it? How do you feel about it?
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  How do you feel about the ships? Let's go around, let's start,
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  let's just go in order, baby hobo.
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  What do you think about the Shiv?
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  It's Drake but worse. Like pass.
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  Interesting broccoli Rob, what do you think about the Shiv?
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  Flies really well. It's got good weapons.
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  It's I'm told it flies like an F7A but it's got an interior and
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  32 SU cargo. Bucket.
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  I like it. Lord Anubis, what do you think
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  about the ship? It's bait they're going to make
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  you actually, they're not really going to make you.
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  Honestly, if you if you've been playing a long enough where
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  you're going to consider buying a ship, you'll know that you can
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  melt it and throw it into anything.
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  That's what I intend on doing. It'll be the cool ship of the of
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  of the next couple months and then it'll get changed because
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  right now it seems like the perfect daily driver.
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  Honestly, 32 car, 32 SCU cargo. You could fit your entire org in
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  the back. It has the power of an F7A, the
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  maneuverability in F7A. It it's it it is the end all It
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  is the Connie Taurus of 32 SCU ships and it it's going to get
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  nerfed. So just like play around with
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  your store credits. Echo What do you think?
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  What do you think of the Shiv? I like it.
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  I agree it it'll eventually they'll they'll nerf it looks
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  like in every other ship, but I like it even if they after they
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  nerf it. I, I think it's a good, it's a
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  good daily driver if, if you don't already have a large
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  collection of ships and you know, it'd be a good, good daily
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  driver. Wake it, you see the Shiv?
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  Horse. What do you think?
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  It's an abomination. Mm hmm.
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  Thank you. How many more versions of the
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  cuddy that? Was my first.
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  Part. Thank you.
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  How many more? Of it.
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  I mean, I thought I'm giving us another cuddy.
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  Look, look, you know what's coming next to me?
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  That's very lazy marketing focused cash grab design.
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  Let's throw more guns on it. Let's take some bits off another
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  ship. Oh, it's easy it it won't take
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  long to develop. It, but it's also a detached
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  ship from Squadron. Yeah, this is not a.
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  Reason. Yeah, Yeah, you're right.
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  Yeah, you're right for wrong reasons.
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  This is this is an old ship, actually, the ship's like at
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  least. Six years.
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  Old that they just well. I don't know the history of it,
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  but that's the first thing I saw.
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  It's like, oh come on, are you serious?
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  Oh, yeah, there's another one coming just like it.
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  Yeah, somebody found a video from 2019 that showed this one
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  and another one. But I mean.
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  Different altogether. We've got the cuddy black, the
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  cuddy steel, the, the, the rescue, the the, the, the, the
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  police thing. Right.
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  The Shiv, That's five cuddies. I mean, you know, how do we even
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  have that many Vanguards? Well, you got to.
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  Actually, it's not actually a cuddy.
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  It's a abomination. And until we start hitting
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  double digits like the Hornet, I don't want to hear anyone talk
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  about too many. Well, you have a point there.
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  You have a point there. I mean, let, let, let, let's put
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  it, let's, let's put it this way.
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  You, you've got you, you've got, you've got upcoming gameplay.
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  The Cuddy is a very expandable and versatile platform.
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  I'm very excited that I know that I know that.
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  Apparently some people over at WHO who were at an event during
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  sitcom direct, I overheard some chatter while we were on chat,
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  heard about solid and liquid waste being a thing.
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  So the Cutty Brown as a transport ship is a possible
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  thing, and I'm very excited for that.
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  I do have insider information that I heard from John Crew
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  personally. Modular toilets.
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  Modular toilets, yes. Love the.
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  Way how how, how was it hanging out with that dude?
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  I didn't have much time with him honestly.
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  I I was busy. They were good guys.
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  But there was a bar Citizen. It was pretty cool.
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  We spoke about real life things and and we didn't fanboy them
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  and they were, they were good guys, just regular people.
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  There was more than just John crew.
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  John Crew and Ben Curtis and someone from marketing whose
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  name I don't remember. Was it Amanda?
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  Fortunately, I think so. That's the marketing chick.
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  It was a chick and she should have been roasted.
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  The market, the marketing woman is the one we've never seen.
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  So we didn't even. Recognize the hell does that?
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  Yeah, we didn't. Yeah, we didn't.
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  We didn't really get a chance to talk to her that much.
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  They're terrible. Marketing is terrible.
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  They're awesome. They are excellent at their job.
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  Yeah, they they seem to be quite good at their job.
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  Marketing is amazing at a company like that.
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  It's probably one of the most fun positions out there.
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  Yeah. And it's like the other school,
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  cool stuff. You just think of ways to like
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  spread joy and get people excited.
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  It's it's actually a really kind of a kind of a cool thing from
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  their perspective. Trust me, they really do believe
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  that they are trying to give you the world and they are.
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  And you have to in order to in order to be a good at what
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  you're doing in that in that position.
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  Yeah, I mean, if you look at the screen right now, you see like
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  the little peek, all the little goodies around there.
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  It looks so cool. The shot collar, we're in the
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  Wickelow's. He's got some like stavs and all
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  kinds of like goodies in there. Stavs Stavs like sits in the.
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  World for staff. Yeah, Stavs, Stavs.
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  Stavs, Stavs. Stavs a a stave is something
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  different. You can make a stav no.
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  Stavs. No, I'm.
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  Going. To I'm going to Google this and
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  interrupt. Before no ask.
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  Gemini, it's it's Staffs, you know?
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  Whatever, if you ask an AI, it's whatever.
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  If it's not my what I said, it's an hallucination.
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  Don't trust it. It's an hallucination.
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  Tell Claude. Yeah, tell Claude to ask Rock,
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  and then Rock will ask ChatGPT, which will ask Meta.
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  Then they'll all wake up, and then I.
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  Forgot Cortana was a thing. It was a thing is it is this.
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  It's not even an AI and you would think that.
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  They would have done that. They wouldn't, he'd think.
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  Well, now they. Have no they tried to ditch that
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  branding now? They did fucking copilot, which
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  is a little copilot. Yeah, fine, copilot, but you?
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  Think they named it Cortana and use it.
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  They keep trying to push that on me.
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  They did have. But they made it look like her
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  and just had her on your bed. Yes.
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  Yes, duh. Jen Taylor is a wonderful voice
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  actress. What JoJo?
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  What did you think of the of JoJo?
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  I don't, I don't like it. Well, I think, I think it's just
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  another Cutlass and that bathroom is disgusting.
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  Yeah, like going 0G with that bathroom.
• 21:50
  Just imagine. Right.
• 21:52
  Let's see. That's when, like, I love when
• 21:54
  they do things that look cool, right?
• 21:56
  Yeah, and we don't want everything grounded in reality
• 21:59
  because I mean, we're playing a space game with fast green light
• 22:01
  travel, etcetera. I want my shit ground.
• 22:03
  But it's like, yeah, exactly. It's like, I'm sorry, the toilet
• 22:07
  shouldn't be a literal shit bucket because the first, you
• 22:11
  know, turbulence or whatever, the first hard turn, you're just
• 22:15
  going to get shit everywhere, you know, give the lid doesn't
• 22:20
  make sense. It's.
• 22:20
  All I ask, like that's all you need to make it make sense, is a
• 22:23
  lid get. Some construction adhesive, you
• 22:25
  know, stick it to the floor and then give it a lid with like one
• 22:29
  of those little hooks to close it.
• 22:31
  Y'all, I've never met before, obviously, yeah.
• 22:36
  Look, it's just not for me. Yeah.
• 22:39
  Also I like all the ships but the ship is also.
• 22:42
  Not enough windows, never enough.
• 22:46
  There are, yeah, that is, that is a little disappointing.
• 22:49
  I need more windows every ship. All right, wicked, say that
• 22:54
  thing you said about looks again.
• 22:59
  You, you said something about looks and then I had a Segway I
• 23:01
  was going to use that. I don't even know what I said
• 23:04
  man, it's been 5 minutes. The New Evangel Stinger ship
• 23:12
  looks pretty neat. Yeah, OK.
• 23:17
  That's already been buffed. Yeah, yeah.
• 23:22
  It's been bombed for the earth. It's the movement has been
• 23:25
  buffed. Oh good.
• 23:27
  'Cause it was really slow. How much?
• 23:29
  Wait, how much has it been buffed?
• 23:31
  Percentages. OK, Yeah, look.
• 23:35
  Should I get it? Should I get it?
• 23:40
  Look, look at my username like, should I not get this thing?
• 23:43
  Look at it? Yeah.
• 23:45
  That, that, that, that. Glider I know.
• 23:49
  All right, should. I get it.
• 23:51
  Yeah, go for it. You should get it.
• 23:54
  It's so you should get it. And then let us all fly it.
• 23:56
  Yeah. I might think.
• 23:58
  Y'all want to ride the roller coaster?
• 24:00
  Is that what you? Is that what you're saying?
• 24:04
  Oh, now I feel. Before this gets weird, Yeah.
• 24:05
  All right, We're going to do one at a time.
• 24:07
  We're not going to do Anubis right now.
• 24:09
  He needs to calm down, maybe get a glass of water.
• 24:12
  Cool off, take a walk. Broccoli Rob.
• 24:16
  Broccoli Rob, you've been quiet. What do you think about the
• 24:18
  Stinger? It's fine.
• 24:22
  Heavy fighter, not really my thing, but alien ships are cool
• 24:26
  I guess. All right, Echo, what do you
• 24:29
  think about the Stinger? If you want to fly an HR Geiger
• 24:35
  ship then yeah go for it. But yeah, not my thing.
• 24:39
  I. Don't know what that means.
• 24:43
  The the alien, the guy that did the art for the Aliens movies.
• 24:48
  FIFA. Oh, OK, Yeah, I can.
• 24:51
  Tell you some of that, you say HR Geiger ship.
• 24:53
  I think I might be into it now, yeah.
• 24:55
  Yeah. I wasn't.
• 24:57
  I wasn't picturing that. But now I see it.
• 24:59
  Yeah, made it cooler. I like it.
• 25:03
  I like it, Hobo. What do you think about this?
• 25:05
  The Stinger. It's like Stingray, really.
• 25:07
  Cool. Yeah.
• 25:10
  Sounds cool too. Like I've heard the sounds like
• 25:11
  if you watch the scooter video, he kind of goes quickly through
• 25:15
  the aesthetics of it. He's like that's a spooky.
• 25:18
  He's like, yeah, you're right. It is.
• 25:20
  He is correct. It's essentially a living ship,
• 25:24
  so imagine having to clean up after that thing.
• 25:28
  Does it? Does it have waste?
• 25:32
  You can haul it away with the Cuddy Brown coming soon.
• 25:35
  Go ahead and buy it off of the Rs The Roberts Space Industry
• 25:39
  Store for $135 or Bond 150 if using store credit.
• 25:49
  Wicca. What do you think of the
• 25:49
  Stinger? It's not an ironclad, so no,
• 25:54
  thank you. Yeah, that was one of my biggest
• 25:57
  disappointments. I was hoping that they'd
• 25:59
  announced that they're going to release that.
• 26:01
  It's going to be Invictus, I believe.
• 26:05
  You think it's going to be this year?
• 26:07
  No, well, not this year. Only has two months left into
• 26:12
  it. Invictus is.
• 26:13
  The other next month, yeah. Yeah.
• 26:16
  But isn't there one big thing left this.
• 26:18
  Year. Yeah, IAE.
• 26:19
  IAE IE. Yeah, IE, IE, IE.
• 26:24
  In about a month, a month, In a week, six weeks, 5 weeks.
• 26:28
  We get the Perseus at that point, right?
• 26:30
  Yeah, should. I mean, that thing's going to
• 26:33
  change the whole Idris balance. I'm.
• 26:36
  Going to get one of them. I got chain.
• 26:41
  Interesting, So next patch what do we have for predictions next
• 26:45
  patch? Next.
• 26:48
  No, no. OK.
• 26:49
  But other other other than next patch will be during IAE.
• 26:55
  So other than next we're going to get some new ships.
• 26:58
  Always. We still have that one, that one
• 27:02
  ship that everyone was saying was the the consolidated
• 27:05
  Outland. Yeah, that one shadow probably
• 27:09
  get that that Perseus, the RSI starter.
• 27:16
  What about the one that looks like the Drake?
• 27:17
  Everyone says it's a Gray market.
• 27:21
  That's a that's a Gray market I. Guarantee it.
• 27:24
  Yeah, I could see it. It does kind of look more like
• 27:27
  the like the Caterpillar control module with like some Corsair
• 27:32
  wings on it or something now. The one cool thing that could be
• 27:36
  really amazing, this whole idea of this Grey's market and the
• 27:41
  abomination of the ship. Now what if part as they
• 27:48
  introduce engineering and crafting, we can do stuff like
• 27:52
  that. Like we can find pieces of ships
• 27:55
  and then reassemble them in whatever we want.
• 27:58
  No way there. May be a limit but that would be
• 28:01
  cool. Like you could take the, you
• 28:02
  know, engines from one ship, put them on another and so forth.
• 28:08
  But then they can sell us as many ships.
• 28:11
  They already sold us ships. They're going to sell us parts
• 28:13
  for ships. Might be a.
• 28:17
  Possible with Maelstrom I could see it, but that's a ways off.
• 28:22
  I mean, I don't mind the whole ship generating money principle.
• 28:29
  I mean, every single game out there right now has to survive
• 28:33
  by having a steady revenue, you know, I mean, it's just the way
• 28:37
  it goes. There's a huge infrastructure
• 28:41
  behind it and this is a living game.
• 28:43
  I mean, we call it an alpha, but this is a living game.
• 28:47
  So, you know, I, I like the fact that there are so many varieties
• 28:51
  and I don't begrudge them for that.
• 28:56
  No, no begrudging here. All right, all righty then.
• 29:01
  So did anyone else notice anything special about Citizen
• 29:03
  Khan that we didn't cover? No, but I did want to add 1
• 29:09
  quick thing engineering I didn't get to.
• 29:12
  I didn't get a chance to talk about this.
• 29:14
  OK. I'm incredibly excited about it
• 29:17
  because I do think it's going to force all of us to group up in
• 29:23
  these ships that we all fly around alone that have no
• 29:27
  business being flown around alone.
• 29:30
  And I think like when like we do group play in the Idris, a lot
• 29:35
  of us are just like kind of standing AFK in the hangar.
• 29:40
  I think that's done like we're now it's like, OK, get an ass in
• 29:45
  a seat, get to the engineering room, be ready.
• 29:48
  We might have problems. I want to be Scotty.
• 29:53
  I mean, you know, like fuck, dude.
• 29:55
  Like, like, it it, it, there has to be, I mean, it, it, I would
• 30:00
  consider this nonviolent gameplay.
• 30:01
  You're in combat, but you're not like engaging in combat with
• 30:05
  someone else. You're fixing things, you're
• 30:07
  saving lives, you're saving the day.
• 30:10
  And it it requires thinking and speed and maneuverability.
• 30:16
  And I think it's something thoroughly lacking from the game
• 30:20
  is, you know, a balance of the nonviolent versus the violent
• 30:25
  professions. Yeah, and even like with these
• 30:32
  interstellar trade missions coming in being like, we are
• 30:36
  going to send pirates after you. It's a part of the mission.
• 30:39
  Like the, you know, Star Lancer Max, you've been flying around
• 30:43
  with like 300 SEUI, Can't remember how much it is alone
• 30:47
  for so long. Like once engineering's in even
• 30:50
  running is not going to be just a one person thing.
• 30:54
  Like you're going to need to crew appropriately.
• 30:58
  That's Oh yeah, you're not running away in that ship.
• 31:03
  Or or any big ship that has a shit load of empty seats every
• 31:08
  time you're in it. Yeah, the interest should not be
• 31:13
  able to be. Flown will I mean, I hope you're
• 31:15
  right. I hope I I'd love to see that
• 31:17
  happen, but will it will that survive the Spectrum Warrior and
• 31:23
  the the salty tears of I want to play alone and I don't want to
• 31:27
  have to Groot. Yes.
• 31:30
  There's definitely, there's definitely gameplay that you can
• 31:32
  do alone, you just can't do it in your.
• 31:34
  Capital ship. Yeah.
• 31:39
  Well, I'm sure we'll hear an argument about why they should
• 31:41
  be able to. I mean, we've been hearing them
• 31:45
  for like 10 years now, so I'm sure, I'm sure they hopefully
• 31:49
  have covered everything but everyone, no one on Spectrum
• 31:53
  actually plays game anyway so it doesn't matter.
• 31:57
  I did have something that we didn't cover that I think a lot
• 32:01
  of people missed. So you know in the strike
• 32:04
  tactical or tactical strike groups that whole you're taking
• 32:08
  over the taking on the station and you got aboard the station
• 32:11
  to rescue the hostages, those hostages are NPCS.
• 32:20
  That's true, they did say that. You have There will have to be
• 32:23
  some way to guide NPCS to to do to interact with.
• 32:31
  NPC and tractor beam. I I think they'll want us to do
• 32:36
  something a little better than that.
• 32:40
  That might be the goal. I hope you're right.
• 32:42
  I hope that is not AI. Hope it's not the incapacitate
• 32:45
  and track. I mean, you're saying, you're
• 32:47
  saying passenger gameplay is on the horizon?
• 32:51
  It's gotta be like what? What do you do with these NPC?
• 32:53
  You're totally right. How do you handle them?
• 32:56
  They're injured. Maybe you need to have them in a
• 32:58
  medical ship. I there there's something there?
• 33:02
  No, they just run to an elevator and they disappear.
• 33:06
  Well, no, they need to get on the ship.
• 33:07
  That could be you. Want to know something
• 33:09
  absolutely crazy? Nintendo 1, the patent for
• 33:15
  basically NPC pets being able to command them to be able to do
• 33:19
  things and then they can independently operate with their
• 33:22
  own with their own devices, but be able to respond to your
• 33:28
  commands when needed. And they they literally won the
• 33:32
  patent to it so. So we can't put them in poker
• 33:35
  balls. Got it.
• 33:37
  Well, no, I mean like it. Tendo has generally is a threat
• 33:41
  to that. If you if if you look into this,
• 33:45
  Nintendo has some ridiculous patents on game technology and
• 33:49
  development. It's.
• 33:50
  Ridiculous SO. The passenger thing you're
• 33:54
  talking about hobo. Right.
• 33:56
  You need MPCS that need to be able to follow commands or
• 34:00
  interact or do to do more than just nothing or shoot them
• 34:06
  because that's what we always do with MPCS these days.
• 34:09
  So there's something there. I don't know what their plans
• 34:13
  are. They could just do a cop out and
• 34:15
  they just be all in capped already and you have to track to
• 34:19
  be a mom track to be in them onto the ship.
• 34:22
  But I don't know. They could do a dialogue wheel
• 34:26
  like an Oblivion. You got to tell them a joke.
• 34:30
  Wait here for them. I'm.
• 34:33
  Swollen to carry your bed and I. Was.
• 34:36
  Surprised today? I, I logged in for the first
• 34:38
  time in months and actually left Orson, got a ship, flew up to
• 34:44
  Seraphin, got out of the hangar, and as soon as I was walking
• 34:49
  from the Aesop terminals just to kind of walk around and MPC just
• 34:54
  walked up to me says hey, how you doing?
• 34:57
  I'd never experienced that yet. And.
• 34:59
  Didn't try to shoot him immediately.
• 35:01
  No, they oh, and and not not only that, they were walking
• 35:05
  around in pairs for some reason. I had never.
• 35:11
  Seen that options. I don't.
• 35:14
  I don't know. That's where the money is.
• 35:16
  Cyberbooks. Would be, would be interesting
• 35:20
  to see something like that to, to be able to have missions
• 35:22
  where you go and you help manage a crisis, you know, with NPCS,
• 35:28
  you know, hey, you go fix this. You go fix this and and.
• 35:32
  You go get you, Yeah. You know, or you show up to a,
• 35:37
  let's say, like a mining accident and you have to save a
• 35:41
  bunch of people. I mean, those would be wonderful
• 35:44
  missions to be able to integrate.
• 35:46
  And I'm hoping you know the best for that.
• 35:49
  It'd be a perfect use for case for AI and branching gameplay
• 35:53
  that depending on what the player does, it does different
• 35:57
  things. No mission is ever the same.
• 35:59
  That would be amazing. So yeah, NPCS that's, that's I
• 36:04
  think the, the, the shadow thing that I think a lot of people
• 36:07
  missed is there seems to be some intent for NPC interactions
• 36:13
  coming sometime next year. That's I, I think out of all of
• 36:22
  this, this entire time, the most exciting thing that has been
• 36:27
  brought up. And I think the thing that, you
• 36:30
  know, when we said no new things, I think that's there it
• 36:34
  is. Yeah, I was just re watching the
• 36:38
  live stream today because I didn't really get to watch it
• 36:41
  much on Saturday, but I saw that and went oh, huh, 'cause it's
• 36:49
  kind of a throwaway line that they use concept art for.
• 36:52
  Cause like at least half of that was like or quarter was like
• 36:55
  concept art. And I'm just like, huh, they're
• 36:58
  going to need something for that.
• 37:01
  I think, I do think they gave us quite a bit of stuff.
• 37:05
  I think they were just being low key about it.
• 37:07
  Yeah. Which is cool.
• 37:09
  Which is rare. Cause yeah.
• 37:12
  They they, they've. Anyone who's watching any
• 37:15
  Systemcon in the past is there's been lots of things said that
• 37:20
  years later. Yeah, we'll get there.
• 37:24
  I know, I know Duke was disappointed 'cause he had to
• 37:26
  fly so far. But.
• 37:28
  But he got to see us. Yeah, but next year you can just
• 37:32
  watch it on your phone. It'll be fine.
• 37:35
  I'll be there. There'll be an app.
• 37:37
  Montreal. Montreal.
• 37:41
  Yeah, AI generated. I was surprised they didn't
• 37:45
  really mention org tools. I think they mentioned it but
• 37:47
  they didn't show anything. What do you think that if if if
• 37:51
  42 gets released next year, do you think it'll be released with
• 37:54
  cynics.com Squadron? Yeah, Squadron.
• 38:01
  No, I think this year I think the holidays are gonna, they're
• 38:03
  saving their finale like their big content stuff of the year
• 38:07
  for the holiday. I think either IAE or Christmas.
• 38:14
  A holiday live stream again. No, no, I don't think that.
• 38:17
  I think they're just going to drop like a pretty solid patch.
• 38:21
  Like I, I know, I know they said no squadron at citizen Con, but
• 38:26
  you literally just, you literally just reminded me.
• 38:28
  I'm like, they didn't even address.
• 38:31
  I mean, is it, I guess it's, it's too early to get a date.
• 38:34
  You know, I really thought is, is Grand Theft Auto still up in
• 38:39
  the air or is there an exact date?
• 38:41
  For, well, that was delayed. There's an exact date for it.
• 38:45
  There is an exact date now. Let's see.
• 38:49
  There's another exact date. But in May.
• 38:53
  Is it May now? Thought it was June.
• 38:56
  May 26th, yeah. In any event, it's only going to
• 38:59
  be on console. Yeah.
• 39:01
  And I think we're getting squatted for Q.
• 39:03
  And A console honestly, but. We are going to get from 42 Yeah
• 39:09
  on console. I think that could make it to
• 39:11
  console. It needs to be.
• 39:13
  It needs to be. Honestly, it's it's.
• 39:16
  It's. It's the perfect game for a
• 39:19
  console. I think it's something that they
• 39:22
  the the consoles really need to be able to experience kind of
• 39:25
  like, I mean, we had Elite Dangerous on consoles, but it,
• 39:29
  you know, Star Citizens, a whole different beast.
• 39:32
  And I think that to have the the larger world be able to get that
• 39:37
  experience is kind of cool. Yeah, yeah.
• 39:42
  I don't think the PU will ever make it to consoles, but that's
• 39:45
  cuz you could never pass any of the QA tests.
• 39:50
  Yeah, qua. But qua the qua tests.
• 39:55
  Is anybody else considering getting a consoles just because
• 39:59
  of GTA cause or am I crazy? No, I'll just wait.
• 40:02
  No. No.
• 40:04
  I'm crazy. Patience.
• 40:06
  Yeah dude, it's it they haven't had a good track record recently
• 40:12
  of a lot do you know day one releases.
• 40:15
  So just let them you know true. You can complain all you want
• 40:18
  about Star. That's.
• 40:19
  Going to be that, that'll be the biggest, that'll be the biggest
• 40:22
  game of the year. It'll probably be the biggest
• 40:24
  game for the next four or five years.
• 40:27
  These things are bigger than movies.
• 40:29
  I'm going to think of any GTA. This is very off topic so I'm
• 40:33
  just going to say it and then we move on.
• 40:35
  I think GTA 6 is going to be a let down.
• 40:39
  Oh yeah, let's. Just move on after you say that.
• 40:42
  Move on. Half life when we move.
• 40:44
  On well, it's just like completely off topic, but I
• 40:48
  think I think it's suffering from Squadron 42, like with us,
• 40:53
  but for more people. GTA6 has been built up to be
• 40:58
  this great, amazing thing. I think it's not going to.
• 41:03
  I think it's going to feel like it's on the same, I think.
• 41:05
  It'll be a good Grand Theft Auto game.
• 41:07
  I think it'll be good entry. It'll be great to go back to.
• 41:10
  Oh shit, What's the city by city by city?
• 41:15
  Yeah, like cool environments. Cool.
• 41:19
  Crowd stuff and all that. Better tech than five had.
• 41:23
  But like ultimately. Do you think expectations for
• 41:28
  Squadron are accurate or do you think people are expecting more?
• 41:34
  Like I'm expecting it to just be like a good, you know, I mean,
• 41:37
  it's a good story driven, you know, single player shooter
• 41:42
  space thing. I'm not expecting it to be
• 41:45
  particularly groundbreaking or anything because it doesn't have
• 41:50
  a lot of the things that make Star Citizen groundbreaking,
• 41:54
  right, with the multiplayer and all that stuff.
• 41:57
  But I guess I mean, you do have like the planets and this flying
• 42:00
  down to them, which is one of the big things.
• 42:02
  But yeah, just what do you guys think?
• 42:04
  Is it are expectations set correctly or do you think people
• 42:07
  are expecting more from Squadron I?
• 42:10
  Guess depends on how you ask. I mean well.
• 42:13
  That's I'm asking you. That's fair, I think Chris will
• 42:17
  do his best Kojima impression and it'll be good but not like
• 42:22
  revolutionary. I mean, it's, it's kind of fun.
• 42:26
  Rails, you know, it's on Rails. It's a story.
• 42:33
  I'll play it for a month and then it'll be cool, but I'll go
• 42:37
  back to Star Citizen. I mean Squadron 42 is a one
• 42:41
  month game. Star Citizen is a 10 year game.
• 42:45
  Yeah. I just think their priorities.
• 42:50
  Broccoli. I think like comparing like
• 42:54
  Squadron 42 and GTA 6, I think that people who know Squadron 42
• 42:59
  kind of know what they're getting into it.
• 43:03
  But people playing GTA6 are kind of like more casual, like by and
• 43:07
  large more casual like GTA5 sometimes.
• 43:10
  And then they're kind of seeing this stuff and not really
• 43:13
  looking into it, not watching like a yearly drop.
• 43:16
  And they're going to be like, holy shit, this is going to be
• 43:17
  the next amazing, great game. My expectations are set so high
• 43:21
  because I'm a casual gamer. I've not been watching this game
• 43:27
  evolved for 10 years. So I think a lot of us, last
• 43:31
  Squadron 42 owners and soon to be owners know know what they're
• 43:36
  getting into in a way that GTA6 owners don't.
• 43:41
  Which is kind of sad because GTA really, I mean, that was a game
• 43:46
  I played for, you know, GTA Online was a game I played for
• 43:50
  years and it built a lot of friendships off of it.
• 43:52
  And it really did feel like the place I can go to to relax.
• 43:55
  And Star Citizen Field is that same game.
• 43:58
  And to be able to give someone that freedom without it being
• 44:03
  focused just on the violent or criminal aspect is is kind of
• 44:09
  cool and I wish more people had that experience.
• 44:12
  It's kind of sucks that it won't be a console experience.
• 44:19
  Well, I mean, do you really want to play it?
• 44:21
  And like, I want my flight sticks.
• 44:24
  If you're blessed enough to have flight sticks.
• 44:27
  I don't I I also have a controller, right?
• 44:30
  And so the FPS stuff I use the controller for, but like the
• 44:33
  ship flying a ship with the controller just it stinks.
• 44:39
  I'm sure you get the same thing from mouse and keyboard.
• 44:42
  Like you really just want the feeling of like the sticks.
• 44:45
  So if you have it like I'm not, I'm there's no chance I'm going
• 44:48
  to move over to a console to play a squadron or Star Citizen
• 44:53
  or whatever. Yeah.
• 44:55
  But I I played mouse and keyboard, that's that's my
• 44:58
  preferred method of playing. I hate controllers with a
• 45:04
  passion. I just do not like them.
• 45:08
  And I had flight sticks for a while.
• 45:10
  It took me a long time to get used to them.
• 45:12
  And even after I'd spent all that money on sticks, I still
• 45:19
  for the longest time preferred I just grabbed my mouse and
• 45:21
  keyboard and push the sticks to the side because it was just, it
• 45:26
  just felt better. But then eventually I forced
• 45:28
  myself to use the sticks and now I I wouldn't want to go back
• 45:34
  general moving. I just love mouse and keyboard
• 45:37
  for almost every game I play. It's just been my preferred
• 45:40
  method of gaming for years. And you know, you have so much
• 45:44
  built in muscle memory, it's hard to to start moving to to
• 45:47
  different. Like that's why I'd never want
• 45:50
  to buy a console because you you're stuck on that controller
• 45:52
  and I just can't stand it. This is a good talk guys.
• 45:55
  I got to go, have a good one. See you bro thank.
• 45:57
  You. Goodbye, Brock.
• 45:57
  Rob, say something for Sandy Roberts.
• 45:59
  Oh man, you left so OK, so. I mean, looking at all of this,
• 46:09
  I mean, I'm just saying like, like the console experience of
• 46:12
  being able to have people who can get into this for a
• 46:14
  relatively cheaper price than we did.
• 46:17
  Let's get to buy a whole PC and traffic card that is able to run
• 46:22
  it, things like that. Let's say just the general mass
• 46:25
  is being able to have this freedom.
• 46:27
  I mean, it is kind of unfortunate that that this will
• 46:29
  not be that experience. Squadron maybe, but they won't
• 46:33
  get the Star Citizen part. Well, you you have to think
• 46:37
  about this from from not not from a Star Citizen point of
• 46:42
  view is for when it comes to this console games, you know,
• 46:45
  the number one platform for gaming is the mobile phone,
• 46:48
  right? Indeed, and followed distantly
• 46:52
  by consoles and then followed even more distantly by the PC.
• 46:59
  So most people that are into games that you know you're going
• 47:03
  to spend that big price tag on and they're an adult game.
• 47:07
  Most of those players are console players and they already
• 47:10
  have the console. There's so many, you know, 20
• 47:15
  something, 30 something, and I dare say maybe even some 40
• 47:18
  something. That's that their method of
• 47:20
  gaming is the console, whether it's a sports game, whether
• 47:24
  they're old, you know, from their childhood, they've been
• 47:26
  playing GTA from years, you know, for multiple years.
• 47:31
  I mean GTA remember it's been around since the 90s and GTA5
• 47:38
  has been going strong for over 10 years.
• 47:42
  They make like a billion dollars a year.
• 47:46
  That's. Crazy why even?
• 47:48
  Yeah, that's great. They don't even need a new game.
• 47:50
  That's the Star Citizen model that that's that's how it's
• 47:53
  supposed to play out, right? I and that's what that's what
• 47:57
  just perplexes me about the whole thing is that they're
• 48:00
  focusing so much OnStar Citizen. I mean, sorry, Squadron 42 went
• 48:05
  the real business model is this online, you know the the GTA
• 48:10
  Online has generated this much money because it is a fun
• 48:16
  interaction and Star Citizen is that and focusing on a single
• 48:21
  player game. I mean, I like it but.
• 48:24
  And, and if you're, if you're a Twitch viewer or, or with a lot
• 48:27
  of young people are Twitch viewers there or, or kick
• 48:31
  viewers or YouTube live viewers, you know what's always in the
• 48:35
  top five in games GTA. Yeah.
• 48:39
  GTA. You know what?
• 48:41
  And you know what they're doing in GTA role-playing.
• 48:44
  Yep. And it's some of it is like,
• 48:48
  it's almost pure. It's like cinema sometimes, how
• 48:51
  good it is. Of course, it's not always like
• 48:54
  that, but I've watched some of it and I was like, good grief,
• 48:58
  this could be a a movie. I think there was Macbeth or
• 49:02
  Othello that was made in GTA5 online that was reviewed
• 49:08
  recently very highly. But I think the, the, the, the
• 49:14
  big take away for me is that they're, they, the, the fan base
• 49:18
  Rockstar has is gigantic. And whether the game is only
• 49:25
  mediocre or it's a masterpiece really doesn't matter.
• 49:29
  It's it's going to sell the the the first, it'll probably sell a
• 49:34
  billion dollars in the in the initial release, but.
• 49:38
  They used to be so much money. But I, I, I would say 2 billion
• 49:42
  just adjusting for inflation and, and the popularity over the
• 49:48
  years and the fact that, you know, people are going to want
• 49:52
  to, you know, resume their online experiences that are
• 49:57
  going to inevitably happen because the single players only
• 49:59
  for so long. Remember 10 years of GTA5
• 50:04
  people, you know, a lot of people probably burned out now
• 50:07
  they want to. Now they're older, they have a
• 50:09
  little bit more disposable income.
• 50:11
  And hey man, this GTA is coming back out.
• 50:14
  It's new version. I got to play it.
• 50:16
  It's going to harken back to my day's gone by.
• 50:20
  People go buy it just because of curiosity I think.
• 50:23
  Oh yeah. They won't even play it.
• 50:26
  All right, so we are coming up on two hours.
• 50:28
  What we're going to do here, I think when episodes go this
• 50:31
  long, I'm going to split them on the, on the Youtubes and the
• 50:35
  spotifies. So if you see 2 episodes of Open
• 50:38
  Comms Radio, that's what's happening because it's, I think
• 50:43
  it's better that way, you know, better for everybody.
• 50:47
  So that's what we're going to do this episode, next episode.
• 50:53
  Who knows what's what's going to happen?
• 50:56
  Maybe. 7 hours. Not that we're not going to.
• 51:02
  It's not going to be a 7 hour episode.
• 51:04
  Although maybe we could go, we could do a marathon episode one
• 51:09
  day. Oh.
• 51:10
  God. Actually.
• 51:11
  Run a marathon and we have our headsets on and just like, you
• 51:15
  know what I'm. Talking about, it's just like
• 51:17
  heavy breathing. Yeah.
• 51:23
  I'm dead at the first block. I'm going to recess.
• 51:26
  What? Do you think?
• 51:29
  Of that Knicks. That's what I'm saying.
• 51:32
  I'm but I'm not talking about the the system.
• 51:34
  I'm talking about Knicks. I think I could do a full hour
• 51:39
  on how happy I am about the Knicks toilet sewage gameplay
• 51:43
  stuff and what I'd like to see with all that.
• 51:45
  Gameplay. You could eat.
• 51:48
  I liked Duke's idea at the beginning.
• 51:50
  Can you? Can you wait to do that?
• 51:53
  And wait, what? What was my idea?
• 51:56
  About. E What is it?
• 52:01
  I was just saying I like Duke's idea in the in the beginning
• 52:03
  about like the competitive mining and the like getting the
• 52:06
  fastest or getting the best yield.
• 52:09
  Yeah, that would be cool. Competitive.
• 52:12
  Competitive toilet. DP Yeah dude, there could be so
• 52:16
  many opportunities here. Plumbing Gameplay.
• 52:18
  Baby, that's true. Sorry, I'm sorry.
• 52:23
  We were talking about poop gameplay and you said you can
• 52:25
  eat and you didn't finish that sentence.
• 52:29
  And I'm going to ask again, what comes after that?
• 52:35
  Who said that? You.
• 52:37
  You did. I didn't see you.
• 52:40
  Roll the tape, Jimmy, pull up the tape.
• 52:43
  Pull it up. Well.
• 52:45
  I got a question. I got a question a a legitimate
• 52:48
  question jar jar. Yeah.
• 52:50
  Now, jar Jar, you fancy yourself a married man, right?
• 52:53
  Jar Jar Jabroni perfectly happily wed.
• 52:57
  Right. And you, you, you're, you're,
• 53:00
  you're code domicile with your, your, your, your significant
• 53:03
  other. Who living again there?
• 53:06
  When it when it comes time to clean, who cleans the bathroom?
• 53:10
  Yo, it's. A random.
• 53:13
  It just so. Happens I have I've eaten in the
• 53:18
  bathroom before. I've eaten in the bathroom
• 53:19
  before, dude. All right, Bonus for anyone
• 53:23
  who's made it this far. Yesterday I was going to cook
• 53:27
  some pasta and some some some fresh sauce with some meatballs.
• 53:33
  And so I'm going to make a homemade sauce.
• 53:35
  So I'm cooking these tomatoes and I had like a Pyrex glass
• 53:40
  like casserole dish and I had it on the stove and I have a gas
• 53:44
  stove. And then I turn the burner on
• 53:46
  and then I go and I'm doing my things and I'm chopping and I'm
• 53:49
  adding to this pot and I'm like, oh man, why isn't it like not
• 53:52
  heating up? So I turn it up to Max.
• 53:54
  Yeah. And then I realize the, the, the
• 54:00
  casserole dish is on the open flan.
• 54:02
  I turned on the wrong burner. Oh, man.
• 54:05
  And so I turn off the burner and I go or like the oven Mitt on
• 54:09
  and I go to like touch it to I go to like move it and it
• 54:14
  explodes. Yeah, yeah, it.
• 54:17
  Exploded everywhere and like it all in the the sauce I was
• 54:21
  making. So I spent like 2 hours I just
• 54:27
  had like I had to deep clean the whole kitchen because there's
• 54:29
  glass everywhere. There's probably glass still
• 54:31
  behind my stove. That's a very interesting segue,
• 54:34
  but you never answered the question.
• 54:36
  What do? You eat.
• 54:38
  What do I eat in the bathroom? No Who cleans your bathroom?
• 54:42
  Oh, she usually cleans it. Oh.
• 54:44
  That's a let. Down OK, OK.
• 54:46
  But you were, we were talking about solid and liquid waste and
• 54:49
  you said you're really excited because you can eat.
• 54:53
  Then you never finished that sentence and you gaslighted us
• 54:56
  like 4 times. I don't think anyone really was
• 54:59
  gaslighted. You guys feel gaslight?
• 55:06
  That's good. That's a good.
• 55:07
  Shit right there. That's good.
• 55:09
  That's good. Yeah, you.
• 55:11
  Know I'm. I'm a professional.
• 55:14
  Are you? Oh, yeah.
• 55:16
  Oh, a long, long line of jabronis gaslighting their
• 55:21
  youth. Yeah.
• 55:23
  All right, so it is time and it's time to close this out.
• 55:25
  We're going to go very, very, very, very quickly here.
• 55:29
  Wicked. Anything you want to say to CIG?
• 55:31
  Chris Roberts with people on. Internet.
• 55:33
  Nothing Next. Next Lord Nubitz, anything you
• 55:37
  want to say to CAG, Chris Roberts or the people on the
• 55:39
  Internet? Oh, I do have something.
• 55:42
  I do have something. You spent.
• 55:43
  You lost. It no, no, this is important.
• 55:46
  Oh gosh, Council. I, I, I, I reclaim my time.
• 55:51
  I reclaim. My time I do not I do not.
• 55:54
  Go ahead. In in in Red Scar.
• 55:57
  If after you're done with this, everybody go over to Red Scar
• 56:01
  Discord and look in the events channel.
• 56:03
  There's a little survey in there if you could fill that in.
• 56:06
  I already did it. Thank you.
• 56:10
  I'll take a look at it. OK, that is that for the.
• 56:15
  That's what I want, yes. All right, yeah, we're on the
• 56:20
  under Red Star. Go over to red.
• 56:21
  Star join Red Star. Vote in this probably intimate
• 56:27
  survey probably about what is it about the size of the shorts we
• 56:30
  could wear the the denim, the new denim we're ordering for the
• 56:34
  for the crew. There's dozens.
• 56:38
  EE6, anything you want to say is EIG, Chris Roberts or oh, did I
• 56:43
  skip? OK, Anubis, sorry or Anubis.
• 56:48
  Oh my God. Wait, wait, wait.
• 56:51
  Oh, never mind. Yes, yes, Wicket.
• 56:55
  Never mind. OK, all right.
• 57:00
  Shit. Holy shit.
• 57:02
  You know what? Go to someone else first because
• 57:03
  I totally forgot I had something clever and it was going to be
• 57:07
  awesome. Anything you.
• 57:08
  Want to say to CIG, Chris Roberts or the people on the
• 57:11
  Internet? Astra, 2026.
• 57:15
  Yeah. I can't believe it.
• 57:18
  OK, Hello. Oh.
• 57:20
  No. Hobo anything you want to see to
• 57:23
  see AG Chris Roberts with the people on Internet?
• 57:25
  Where the heck are flat cats? They're flat.
• 57:31
  Can't see them cats. Oh, that's fair.
• 57:34
  Only one franchise can copy Flat Cats OK, and that's Star Trek,
• 57:42
  and that's it. Well, Duke, we did it.
• 57:49
  You agree? Yeah, Yep.
• 57:52
  All right. You were a part of this.
• 57:55
  I'll see you in Montreal, Chris. Oh what the fuck dude, You can't
• 58:01
  end on that. That's that's intimidating.
• 58:04
  So you're in Castro? Oh my God.
• 58:09
  That's it, that's all I say. And you know, more windows.
• 58:12
  That's just my, that's always going to be my closing.
• 58:15
  More windows, please, CIG. Well this was open comms Radio.
• 58:19
  I'm Jar Jar Jabroni. Duke Later is my Co host today.
• 58:25
  We will see you on the other side.
• 58:27
  Play us out, Duke.