Easy Allies Podcast

[@MassiveScore]

I love that Brad is constantly casually cosplaying Leon Kennedy

[@dotapark]

And he looks so good always like, how he do that?

[@BarrettBoards]

lmao great catch

[@avideogameodyssey3204]

MassiveScore Dammit, I was just about to comment that! Touché

[@callum1234]

@Acquiescence noooo noooo don't even put those two in the same sentence, if ben shapiro did look like brad, or if you like to think that, he's the evil doppelganger to brad. but brad is much cooler looking and obviously just cooler in general, he exudes coolness whereas ben shapiro sucks that shit out of a 20 foot radius where ever he goes

[@thedreamcapture2681]

yeah brad is pretty hot.

[@guitarskills2]

CORRECTIONS: "In an interview with Masamitsu Hidaka in 2008, it was explained that the GS Ball was originally going to contain a Celebi that was to be the star of a large arc of the Johto saga. However, it was decided that Celebi would be the star of the fourth movie, so the story arc was viewed as redundant and shelved. The ball was left with Kurt with the hopes that viewers would eventually forget about it." In Crystal, there was a Japan only event to get the GS ball from Kurt. You would then take it to the forest shrine, summoning Celebi.

[@Hersi310]

You should edit in the word "Correction" so Kyle sees it

[@guitarskills2]

Okay, I did. idk if its really a correction, except maybe the last sentence.

[@DerUserX]

Enough with those "friendly wagers". We need BETS.

[@DeviMon1]

I hope the first podcast after New Years is all BETS lol

[@fedwyn]

BETS, with real consequences

[@SkuzzBenson]

We are friends. Not everything need to be a competition

[@DerUserX]

Who's "we"?

[@bfh2792]

If big boy is staying behind to fight the Balrog, he'll transcend and become big boy the white

[@StarFanaticCraft]

nah mate It should be Big boy Mk.VI, he's Mk.V right now. lol

[@Eugen2]

Correction: That green rabbit NES game Brad rented was not Jazz Jackrabbit. It was Bucky O'Hare

[@MysteriousMrL]

I liked both of those characters as a kid and it never occurred to me they both happen to be green space rabbits. There's also apparently an old Star Wars comic character named Jaxxon that fits that description too.

[@Cinderkin]

Correction: Podcast Half Time shows October instead of November. L&R

[@Younghoulhead]

Box peek though

[@chrisdubuc-pesetti7350]

Fun fact about the Bald Eagle cry/call: The Bald Eagle's cry is usually dubbed over by a Red-tailed Hawk's cry. The Red-tailed Hawk has the iconic sound that most people know of when they think of an eagle's cry

[@SnoopyKendall]

Correction/More Info - The G.S Ball was originally going to have Celebi in it. In an interview with Masamitsu Hidaka in 2008, it was explained that the GS Ball was originally going to contain a Celebi that was to be the star of a large arc of the Johto saga. However, it was decided that Celebi would be the star of the fourth movie, so the story arc was viewed as redundant and shelved. The ball was left with Kurt with the hopes that viewers would eventually forget about it. So more or less they were going to have it be a big deal but then they made a movie out of Celebi, and shelved the GS Ball. Source : Bulbapedia

[@skinnyluigi]

Correction: Diablo Immortal was introduced as a mobile game before the trailer was played.

[@DualOrangePins]

POKEMON CORRECTION: Misty's Togepi does evolve into Togetic but does not evolve into Togekiss as she leaves it behind to protect the Mirage Togepi. L&R

[@Tidonius]

"Don't drumroll the mobile game" This forever please

[@LoveeCattt]

Correction (a bit of a nitpick but whatever): the Smash Bros press release states that each DLC fighter will come with "a new stage and a variety music tracks" not just one song.

[@generalwoofles6240]

Honestly, I want the music more than the character.

[@murph2010]

Brad and Huber on the podcast together? The Jolly dream team.

[@pacu900]

Brads been on alot of podcasts lately I kind of think its just so the group doesn't add some dumb character to the party in recruit me

[@agentorange8530]

good vibes

[@Kujirudo]

Correction: Wooper is from Gold/Silver/Crystal, not Ruby & Sapphire

[@ReaganRayden]

Kyle corrected himself mid-podcast on that.

[@mcbirdsistheword]

OR WARS

[@AstreaGT]

Just FYI: The sound that people normally associate with an eagle's cry is actually from a red tailed hawk. :D

[@michaelhudson3737]

... that white fluff in Kyle's hair is really bugging me... and now you as well.

[@chocobo92]

shit

[@Tokyo-Slim]

first thing I noticed I'll live

[@Celicagame13]

It’s a bit

[@Tokyo-Slim]

It's a bit of Chegduff

[@MysteriousMrL]

I have no quarrel with the white fluff in Kyle's hair.

[@rinaldus4512]

Really strong and solid take by Ian on taking each mass of user reviews on a case by case basis. Take every site as it's own thing and recognize the habits of that userbase. Inform yourself, do a little research on the average metric. User reviews are actually super useful, but you have you know how to read those stats.

[@BxDaRkWuN]

Siege correction- it’s not just those few things you were talking about. Think of the gun skins that people paid for that have skulls on it etc. how are they gonna just change the skin you bought, change it to a new skin, give a refund? There’s skull skins for gun, skull decorations etc. why screw over the community that kept the game alive just for a foreign market

[@amandakrueger6462]

I'm really bothered that no one told Kyle he had something in his hair....

[@Gaming_Groove]

Glad I'm not the only one who noticed lol

[@killer1one1]

I went to wipe my screen multiple times throughout the podcast. My OCD was ultra-triggered lol

[@TheHanleyProject]

2 hours?! Settle. In! L&R!

[@murph2010]

Correction: Huber you do need to own the game on Steam to post a review, and it says how many hours the reviewer has put into the game on the review.

[@JonathanJordan526]

Correction: Carvanha is not filler and evolves into Sharpedo which is an awesome Pokemon. Plus Piranhas are cool

[@BenFitter]

Correction: GS ball was a Japan-only event item in Gold and Silver that let you catch Celebi. You could only get it in the western game by glitching/Gameshark.

[@ChaosControlled90]

Is it just me or is Brad given off a Leon Kennedy Vibe with that Jacket XD

[@phazonmasher]

Fun Trivia (sort of): Final Fantasy VII might be the third best selling game on the PlayStation, but, anecdotally, it's also the most returned game on the PlayStation. There's no real proof for it, but there are many anecdotal reports that a lot of players bought Final Fantasy VII because of the ads showing only the FMV cutscenes, and a lot of those players returned it after discovering it was actually pretty ugly outside of those scenes. Not to mention, turn-based RPGs have never been mainstream popular.

[@Hazz3r]

That's fascinating!

[@sebastianvonp1467]

Sorry Huber but I do not agree with your passionate developer argument. I absolutly do not care if the developer is passionate about his product when its only function is to make money through HIGHLY ADDICTING practices! The mobil market is a cesspool of these sorta games, so I understand that the fans reacted the way they did.

[@LordMarlle]

The big companies will fire non'passionate developers without blinking.*^ Also as a presenter his actual job to show passion

[@Zinterax11]

Blizzard did skip Blizzcon in 2012, they should probably do it again if they're in this type of situation.

[@FreeDoM_nl]

Correction: Salamence is a sick dragon.

[@jonatassilva2605]

Kyle wouldn't know a cook looking Pokémon if it Dragon Meteor him in the face dude.

[@matthewmigler1623]

I appreciate Kyle's weird Pokemon opinions so much, but I also disagree with so many of his takes. So funny.

[@nitaiginzburg8689]

I have to defend steam reviews. Especially when it comes to smaller, indie or lesser known games. First though it needs to be said that it's not 0-10, steam reviews are either "recommend" or "not recommend" and that is very special, you have to keep it in mind, when a game is "9/10" on steam, that means 10% of reviews choose not to recommend it. Not that the average score is a 9. So anyway, in defense of steam reviews - I do use them and think they are a very good source of informaition and opinions. You sort by helpful and take a look at a few recommended and a few not recommended reviews. You choose 1 or 2 that look sensibly written and what you then read is usually a very honest and straight-forward review of the game. Often people also list pros and cons which makes skimming fast and easy.

[@bluefury]

I wanna live in the same world as Brad, where Syphon Filter is one of Sonys biggest franchises lol

[@evanbeckner5318]

Incinaroar is hugely popular in Japan which helps this pick make more sense.

[@markdalga1741]

Correction: China was allied with the USSR following WWII making them a "Second World" country (Historically speaking). I will concede that the more modern colloquialism referring to GDP/economic power/political influence can be a debate (west is poor, east is rich). I wrote a novel of a response on Patreon but posting the simple version of the correction here.

[@sKullkidi]

Man, Kyle doing his Or-Wars bit always cracks me up :D

[@YoungsterSkaymore]

Here’s where I think the difference lies regarding the 2 review bomb situations: For Rainbow Six, I think it’s justified because reviews are about the quality of the game, and they are actually reacting to something in the game, so I think that’s okay. For Tomb Raider, on the other hand, I think it is not justified, since they are only reviewing the game poorly since it went on sale. That is dishonest because that does not affect the actual quality of the game, which is what you are reviewing

[@ragrerules]

Hahaha so in reference to the GS Ball, this is what I found on Bulbapedia: "In an interview with Masamitsu Hidaka in 2008, it was explained that the GS Ball was originally going to contain a Celebi that was to be the star of a large arc of the Johto saga. However, it was decided that Celebi would be the star of the fourth movie, so the story arc was viewed as redundant and shelved. The ball was left with Kurt with the hopes that viewers would eventually forget about it."

[@azriell783]

Thanks for time stamps and for handling Deltarune with class. I've had it installed for a week but haven't gotten to it yet, and when I saw the segment coming I almost dropped out of the Podcast. But HO! Time stamps saved me from a great tragedy. Maybe I'll get around to playing it tonight and then I can watch this segment tomorrow.

[@zanzabar4ky7]

The bird call used in media for the Bald Eagle is from the Osprey or Sea hawk. The Osprey is a great hunter and snatches large fish or small-medium animals. It embodies most of what we think of for our national bird. The Bald Eagle will also fish and catch small animals, but is more of a scavenger.

[@tellingthetalepodcast]

I have additional info on the GS Ball in Pokémon. So, in Crystal Version, Celebi was originally going to have a more involved story. Players would take their carts to a special event where Nintendo would upload the GS Ball into their game. In-game, you were supposed to take the ball to a shrine to Celebi in Ilex Forest and Celebi would show up and you could catch it. Unfortunately, the event never happened as intended. It was easier for Nintendo to just wire Celebi into the game without all the pagentry like they did for Mew in Red/Blue. To my knowledge, the in-game event is not even coded into the non-Japanese versions of the game. When the original event plan was abandoned, the anime arc was too.

[@DEVILSOLIDSNAKE1985]

i just want to express how much i love box peek , i look forward for the next episode more than i do for most of the tv shows airing now , good job kyle you deserve the love.

[@sqrrlface]

Ian’s point on R6 Siege was spot on.

[@XUndeadMonkeyX]

Maybe a correction not sure but, just to fill people in who didn't know, the GS ball is in pokemon crystal and is part of a special event and it's part of the quest line to catch celebi. L&R

[@ssjduelistDD]

Dragon Quest agrees with Jamerson. Spider-Man is a menace!

[@imb3d0r]

Correction: The GS ball is an event item that you receive in the second generation Pokemon games that the player use to summon and. catch Celebi.

[@falagarius]

When Dragon Quest hits the switch, those world wide numbers will go up!

[@AussieGamer17]

Love that the episode is 2 hours! Trying to fit it in whilst also making walkthroughs for AC Odyssey and RDR2, now that’s another story!!

[@MortonSeinfeld]

Thanks for the link, Blood.

[@directionaljoy]

I must admit that when the EZA podcast made an adjustment to the way that the video was shown (upon getting an outpouring of love, during it’s fundraiser) I found it off putting. I dug the single camera format, showing all of the panel at once. However, this episode alone has sold me, specifically the Pokémon or Real game segment. The ability to research into the topic, as the game is being played, ramped my enjoyment level to the MAX. Thank you all and a special shout out to Ian. You killed it, sir. 👍

[@thatshype_]

“Who’s Mike!?” Lmao I laughed too hard.

[@iliketuna9326]

yeah that cracked me up. I never really thought about it much till now, but I can relate since I'm pretty much in the same in the same position as Huber. For the vast majority of my life (ever since junior high), most friends/coworkers/people in school have always just called me by nickname ( based on my last name). It's said so often that people actually think it's my first name, and they get confused whenever somebody actually uses my real name. Sometimes it even sounds weird to me, depending on who was using it

[@Maztuhmind]

Correction? Kyle didn't start off Or Wars with a cover of a 00's pop punk song. Hope that comes back.

[@MrMagz924]

Correction: The GS Ball was an event item for Gold and Silver. If you got the ball and took it to a Pokeball expert, Kurt, he will reveal that Celebi is inside.

[@kenshokram]

Jones thinking Incineroar is random just shows how lucky he is to not notice all the fan noise about him, and the anime... But just him being a starter makes him directly NOT random tho.

[@the_acz1198]

CORRECTION: On top of the other comments explaining the GS Ball, the 3ds Virtual Console re-release of Pokemon Crystal actually re-implements the GS Ball event for all regions.

[@ssjduelistDD]

The Pokemon and Smash knowledge here is deplorable... Corrections: Smash DLC each comes with multiple tracks; Misty's Togepi does evolve into Togetic, the same episode she leaves it behind; The GS ball is gold and silver (it's in the name) and is available in game. Either Japanese Crystal or the vc Crystal release. In the show they intended to have it contain Celebi like in Crystal but this was dropped due to them making Pokemon 4 Ever, the movie starring Celebi, do although they gave the ball to Kurt, it was never returned to. Wooper is indeed from G/S; Metagross is awesome FACT.

[@MrPaulzlawlz]

Minor Correction: Steam reviews don't go by numbers or able to put "0". It's simply "Recommended" (Blue thumbs up) or "Not recommended" (red thumbs down) that is attached to your word review. Users also can vote if a review is "helpful" "not helpful" or "funny". Helpful reviews are usually the ones pushed forward first, from what I've seen. Where crap reviews usually are hidden away for the most part. You must also own the game to review it.

[@JBlizzyFan]

everyone was on fire this episode

[@DualOrangePins]

GS BALL Semi Correction: Kyle is right but there was a reason. The GS ball was given to Ash by Prof. Ivy to bring to Oak. Oak then told ash to bring it to Kurt in Azalea Town. After that, the GS ball story line was shelved. It was originally going to contain a Celebi and start a whole new arc of the show but that idea was scrapped because they thought it would be better to tell that story in the 4th Pokemon movie, said by Masamitsu Hidaka during an interview in 2008.

[@murph2010]

The user reviews on steam can be incredibly helpful. Lots of times its a red flag because a new game is buggy as hell or if it has huge control issues like Moonlighter. This idea that user reviews are worthless is really elitist, as if you need to be employed by an official publication to have anything worth while saying. I always check user reviews but I have enough experience with reviews in general to read them and see if people are disliking a game for a valid reason or not. Rather than a review taking umbrage with the fact that the main character is male only or something like that. I would say reviews from big publications aren't really trusted as much anymore because it feels like most of them have an agenda, not Allies in my opinion but the likes of Gamespot and IGN. User reviews definitely have a lot to offer.

[@Maverick180c]

If I am interested in a game on Steam, I first sort reviews by negative. I find that negative reviews are far more helpful in describing what to expect in a game than positive ones.

[@StarFanaticCraft]

I agree it feels a bit disingenuous of Jones to say that, especially when there are close to ZERO reviewers that Re-review a game that's a far cry from what the game they reveiwed became into after months of updates.

[@verkligheten9345]

But they dont even review the game they just put a 0 and are really salty. Those were the ones he had a problem with

[@etunimisukunimi5890]

I wish I had read the user reviews or checked the overall user temperature on certain sports games They got the usual 80-ish score from reviewers that that reviewed the games from more casual perspective emphasizing things that are less important to series veterans. Veterans of the series found the problems - mainly on game mechanics - and the scores were somewhere around 50 to 60 to which I would had agreed my self also. And it's not like reviewing a game is like rocket science or anything. Users can do good job too and they are the ones with zero ties or need to please anyone.

[@Thuriazs]

@@verkligheten9345 there is no 0 on Steam. It's binary Recommended/Not Recommended. And if you see reviews with very little of the game played, you can just ignore them.

[@lewis4923]

Hitmonchan needs to be in Smash as a Little Mac Echo.

[@MassiveScore]

Correction. You get Piranha Plant if you register your game before January 31

[@frasafrase]

Why are people still comparing Diablo Immortals to Crusaders of Light? Just check out Endless of God if you really have any questions!

[@timogul]

I think review bombing is always fair. If you bought a game, and it's a live service product that continues to change after the fact, then you 100% have the right to express that negative feedback as loudly as you want. If thousands of others want to do that too, then maybe the developer shouldn't have gone in that direction.

[@TLOZfreak]

Brad reminds me of Leon in RE4

[@youssef11223344]

NO MENTION OF MEDIEVIL WHYYYYYY!

[@youssef11223344]

@Acquiescence That breaks my heart, it could use all the press coverage it can get. I want it to do well!

[@better_vibes2268]

Bethesda literally set the stage for blizzard a couple months ago they showed elder scrolls blade or whatever for phones then said oh yeah here were working on ESVI

[@thechaindog]

Correction: Reginald VelJohnson HAS appeared in a video game. It was in Die Hard: Vendetta on the PS2, Gamecube and Xbox, where he reprised his role as Sgt. Al Powell.

[@alexandredoiron2124]

Kyle!! Well done on pronouncing Déraciné correctly. That is refreshing

[@killer1one1]

Feels good to get a "Good night & good game" as the final bet closing of the year.

[@jordanroberts7632]

CORRECTION: China is not, and was never a “First World” country. The First-Second-Third World terminology is from the Cold War, where the American and NATO-aligned countries were the “First World,” the Soviet and Warsaw Pact-aligned countries were the “Second World,” and the other, unaligned nations (like most of Africa) were the “Third World.” So these terms don’t really mean anything now that the Cold War is over, even though people still use them. Even then, China was never a part of the western bloc, and therefore, not in the “First World.” en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third_World

[@Hazz3r]

While I agree with all your points, it's really interesting, I think most would agree that the language has evolved so that "first-world" is a term synonymous for developed countries, and "third-world" a term synonymous for developing countries. It's what we mean when we say that someone is having "First-World problems", because they don't face the same kind of hardships that citizens of a developing, or third-world, country would. In that way, China is indeed a "First World" country.

[@cloudsymph]

In regards to the GS ball, it's supposed to house celebi or something.

[@Jimmothy]

I could listen to Smash discussions for hours

[@BurkhardtGaming]

correction: the slug and doll are found in two seperate areas. but during the credits of deracine in the front of the camera during one scene is the doll holding the slug

[@HidamariNuko]

Thanks Blood.

[@Zanarkand99]

Jones about the Big film/snake bit so funny.

[@theebigbam]

Or wars! Hell yeah, the best segment is back!

[@ElShmiablo]

The G's ball was originally supposed to contain Celebi and play a large role in the Johto arc, but it was later decided Celebi would play a main role in one of the movies so the idea was shelved.

[@anonysalt]

Not really a correction but more insight on Steam reviews to give Jones more nuance. In a lot of cases reviews can actually be helpful on Steam because there are users whose reviews: 1. Highlight current issues with the game. 2. Give links to community fixes, patches, and tweaks, including installation guides and guides to avoid/fix issues, if available. 3. There are a lot of older, sometimes no longer supported games on Steam, and some user reviews even include guides on getting them running. 4. Give links to Japanese audio for undubbing certain Japanese titles, if you're into that. 5. Highlight improvements made recently by the developer. 6. Give links to patches that restore cut content or censored content, if you're into that. They can be a one-stop-shop for everything you need to get a game running. So yeah, sometimes Steam reviews are helpful in a way most "professional" reviewers aren't in that they provide information the professionals normally don't, and these are made by people who can be considered as hardcore fans or "experts in the field" of that particular game (which you can't expect a professional reviewer to be in most cases), so to speak. These kinds of reviews are also usually tagged the "most helpful" ones and usually show up at the top. You can tag a user review as helpful, not helpful, and funny, on Steam if you didn't know. Also Warframe's con is called Tennocon because the player character is called a Tenno.

[@PyroJiro]

Decidueye is the Charizard, the Greninja of Sun and Moon. The fan favorite starter.

[@lukemoonwalker8444]

The GS Ball was part of the Japanese event to get Celebi, GS stands for Gold and Silver

[@ScriptZac]

Man, how was Kyle sitting up there for 2 solid hours without any of his so called "friends" pointing out he had some fuzz in his hair? Look out for your boy, man!

[@DarshUK1]

Jones, the game you described reminds me of Future Cop LAPD for ps1. You might like that too :)

[@mariobilo8430]

The Dark Knight was actually in trouble because of the way they portrayed Hong Kong and the extradition. The Dark Knight was actually not shown in China because of it

[@AlexKing-wd8ny]

Talk about Driver, the Getaway and Return Fire brought back so many memories. Return fire would be a great group stream game.

[@TinyHorseProductions]

I loved return fire, I played it for years. I've never heard anyone else mention it. I thought it was one of those games that no one else played, glad that someone else played and enjoyed it.

[@Ben-do1bf]

Another Dragon Quest correction: Dragon Quest sales numbers are big for me so I want to specify something quick here: ~3.25 million retail copies of DQ XI were sold in Japan, but Famitsu estimates ~.25 million digital copies were sold in Japan, so the number for Japan is at least 3.5 million, which means DQXI sold a MINIMUM of 500k in the West, not 600k. However Square Enix did say over 4 million, so it is possible it did 600k or more, but the specific number of 4 million or more as supposed to, lets just say, pointing at 4.25 million, makes me think it is very close to 4 million, Square Enix will take any chance they get to brag about sales numbers if they are higher. For context, we know Dragon Quest IX sold 1.02 million as of March 2011, so it very well may have sold more than that over the following year, likely did, though not much more (this is according directly to Nintendo BTW) Dragon Quest VIII has no official western numbers, but is likely over 1 million as well. However XI did outsell both in its first month, though, I would still point out that Nintendo does bet on holiday sales more than most other publishers, and Square Enix rarely markets older releases in the holidays, so I do think there is a decent chance it doesn't reach IX on PS4 and PC alone, however, it still is possible.

[@charlesdickens1803]

Kyle is also mixing up the US only NPD numbers with the total Western sales numbers. Just because XI did better in the US than IX doesn't mean it did better in the West in general. And if we're only at 500k shipped in the West right now then I'm pretty sure DQ XI did worse than IX in the West.

[@Ben-do1bf]

@@charlesdickens1803 Oh for sure, IX did very well on the DS in Europe, DS was the only time Nintendo really excelled in Europe. PS4 is doing very well in Europe, but SE's numbers don't make me very confident total Western sales are that amazing, ESPECIALLY if they don't want to individually brag about Western sales, if they were meeting expectations, SE would jump at the chance for positive PR.

[@generalwoofles6240]

Correction: In the show, Togepi evolved into Togetic and left Misty's party to guard other Togepi in the Togepi's Paradise (place).

[@joaofreitas2899]

Somebody clip Jones's face please 1:04:14. That's a gif right there.

[@Thuriazs]

correction: of course you have to own the game on steam to review it. editorializing: and if you see a review with 0.6 hours played, you can just ignore it. and what if you play for a half hour and find that the game is broken, should you not be allowed to give it a negative review? geez, again with the hysteria.

[@MellowFelloh]

DeltaRune was such a great time. I had to cancel my Halloween plans (which were just watch creepy stuff all night) to play it and man I was thoroughly impressed, excited, and intrigued. So many hidden secrets and extra dialogues too for a demo. Such a huge treat we got for Halloween.

[@Fuminsho]

Man this was a great podcast! Love you guys!

[@sabihajamal2507]

Correction: When you were talking about the GS BAll that ball was actually planned to have Celebi in it but for some reason, they decided to leave it and Ash just gave it to Professor Oak never to be seen again.

[@MasterChief4781]

Correction/Rant Next time you guys feel like discussing review bombs, I'd appreciate it if Ian or Kyle could show the podcast members what steam reviews even look like, because bashing it as a system isn't fair when you aren't willing to see the passion, effort and detail some of the reviews go to, after thousands of in-game hours, to call a company out on a bad decision. (Also, it uses thumbs up and down, shows the hours played, you need to own it make a review, has a great sorting system and upvotes/downvotes to see the best reviews, tons of uninformed things mentioned in this segment) L&R

[@JangoTheBlueFox]

in the Pokemon games the GS Ball contains Celebi. in the anime they planned for the GS Ball to contain Celebi and to be a big part of a later story arc but scrapped those plans after Celebi was used in one of the Pokemon movies.

[@lukemoonwalker8444]

Correction: Carvanha isn't filler, you know what is filler? Luvdisc

[@geezystoic6180]

I be hitting the like button before the show begins every dam time

[@RayknLP]

When Brad calls Huber Mike at 49:26 and Ian goes like WTF JUST HAPPENED

[@jigarbov]

Sorry to anyone expecting a rip on Immortal... that's just low hanging fruit at this point. Now go, be a patron. www.patreon.com/EasyAllies Let's get the "Huber, Ian & Programmer Gameshow".

[@jigarbov]

Oh I guess I guess everyone watching right now already is one. You're the best! Such is the life of being a patron and getting this sweet content early. Just another benefit right there. But if you're reading this from Friday onwards... you know what to do!

[@Yokainoko]

Correction: The game Brad rented on the NES was most likely Bucky O'Hare developed by Konami. Jazz Jackrabbit was PC only

[@TheBearlociraptr23]

CORRECTION: Whooper is from pokemon gold and silver which are gen 2, ruby and sapphire are gen 3.

[@purplatypus7405]

I played Warcraft 3 for the first time a month ago by coincidence. I was immediately blown away at how good it was. fun fun fun. My Friend and I are playing a ton of vs. I cannot wait for reforged!!!