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@charlie_victor_bravo: The MGS loading screen video would be good for Drew. The MGS stuff has Dan and Drew in steady shots at the beginning but they're not doing much and they're in night-vision I think. Austin is in the GB beast play dates. He also does rollplay stuff on roll20 twitch stuff but I don't think there is anything usable there. Jeff on UPF usually has shots of just him at the beginning. But yeah interesting steady shots of people. I'll keep a lookout for them. For Alex? Scoops and the wolf or if you can get the wrestling stuff of him from Pax where he's on stage. It might be a twitch archive.

Tex Murphy:Tesla Effect or another Tex Murphy game.

Anyone else finish this? I just did a few minutes ago. Watching the multiple endings on youtube now.

I really liked it. If you're going to play it though, play it on casual. The FMV is the best part of the game and the puzzles/pixel hunting are the worst. But yeah, I recommend this to anyone who wants some nice silly story and can enjoy some bad jokes/bad acting. I did unironically love the guy at the bbq shop though. And the card shop guy was kind of funny. What did you guys think?

Yeah I'm waiting on this too.

Hey guys. Does anyone know any fun browser games that two people can play over the internet, and is free?

I am in a long distance relationship and we're looking for some games we can play together. She doesn't really play games but we played scribblenauts together and she had some fun(this was when we were in the same place).

The catch. Her computer is really bad. She can't update to the latest version of skype because her computer can't run it. So I'm thinking browser games might work. As for her tastes. I'd say something that isn't too complicated and doesn't have to do with violence.

Any ideas? I don't really play browser games.

Is there anyone who didn't really like the writing and character development in Dragonfall and thought it improved in Hong kong? I enjoyed playing Dragonfall but I really just skipped past all the dialogue and everything. I did enjoy being a high Charisma character in Dragonfall. I just felt the writing was not great. It's a video game! Why write like you're giving a description in a pen and paper game? Show me!

Ok nvm about critjuice. I think I stopped listening because they stopped making them. I see there's at least one new episode though.

Looks like there are a few good solid suggestions here. I've heard of Critjuice and used to listen to it some but the audio mixing was pretty bad at the time. Kept on having to turn it up or down and the audio quality to some episodes was low. I tried Nerd Poker too before. It's good but I didn't endup sticking with it. I'll give it another go because I can still remember some of the story they had going on there. Austin's stuff. Yeah i'm listening to it every now and then. Austin is a great addition to the crew but the story in his podcast doesn't seem as off the walls as I generally listen to.

So: Six feats under, Adventure Zone, and Critical hits. Seem to be the new ones. I listened to a bit of the last episode of Critical hits today and I'm not sure what to think. Could be funny and maybe interesting but I need to listen to more.

When I was looking through itunes I downloaded "D&D is for Nerds". It seems to be a new podcast but the first 20 minutes or so were pretty funny so I would recommend that to people.

I'm looking to get into some new DnD/pen and paper/roleplaying podcasts. So I was wondering what are some of your favourites?

Podcasts where they're just doing a campaign can be very hit and miss, so suggestions are always helpful.

So far I mainly listen to the Pax prime stuff. Or the dnd section of Harmontown. I've tried some other ones...but nothing has really stuck. The players are either too into themselves, aren't funny, or are just plain old awkward. So what are some of your favourites so I can steal them and make them my own.

I'm especially interesting in hearing about podcasts where they play pen and paper games other than DnD.

Yeah risk adverse like Mike said. When this first started happening I remember a lot of people saying that it's because of the economy. Studios can't afford to take risks.