Sounds like you've got it all planned out. Why don't you do your own show? If you think our episodes are "paper thin" then perhaps you're looking for something else. We don't expect to please everyone, but plenty of people do find what we have to say inetresting. If you don't, you don't have to listen. Goodbye.
I certainly would like to, but unfortunetly none of my friends (or really anyone I know) plays Dragon Age (and believe me, I've been trying to "convert" them for months, lol).
I will say that I enjoyed the last episode when you finally did discuss the DA2 live demo/playthrough/etc.
Although, I thought the host (I dont know the names, I'm sorry) was a little too harsh regarding the questions they answered. I suppose it did not occur to him, at the time, that those two might have been under contract to not reveal certain information about the game (this isnt exactly a rare thing either). Or, maybe they simply didnt want to spoil too much. Yes, some of the questions where stupid, but I dont think its anything to get overly pissed off about.
He complained that the information was "already out there," but I think people need to look at it as:
1. a way to get DA2 out to non-fans/newcomers.
2. a chance for fans to finally see the game in action.
The problem with simply putting up an FAQ is that people would need to actively search for one. This has a demo of the game and an FAQ rolled into one neat package. Cuz lets be honest, did anyone really expect them to answer any of the big questions? For a simple demo? I think not.
You do listen to podcasts, right? The majority of them consist of
non-sensical rambling. If you don't like it, no one is forcing you to
listen.
I dont know what kind of podcasts you listen to, but all the casts I listen to are anything but (DaizenshuuEX the podcast, The Smogon "Smogcast," etc).
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I think I might have also said the internet hates change, but maybe I heard that somewhere before
*smiley face*
