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#1  Edited By jazzylament

@bigsocrates: this is an awesome thing you've been running that I just found out about! :D I'm loading up tinykin again after having left it in the dust after the deluge of games late year so I'm excited to have motivation to actually finish it.

In addition to the forums, do you think it's also possible/worthwhile to organize a group chat on one of the GB Discord channels after the completion date? I used to be part of a comic book club that did something similar and it was great fun just being able to verbally talk with people and make new friends that way :)

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The more I play it, the more I enjoy it, but I've been playing mostly Carnado.

Initially i felt pretty burned because it seemed so shallow for a $70 game, especially when the challenge series is locked behind a paywall, but as a "free" game? I think it's great!

What I am REALLY disappointed by is the challenge series. They have some really great characters with great bios and you can see some allusions to their histories and identities through their shouts, such as Lupita having a large family, who are all orphans, and also suffers from crippling anxiety.

And yet her story in challenge series basically is just "Lupita likes donuts and doesn't know how to let go of a grudge"

Like, these are litterally all the 45 seconds of cutscenes:

https://youtu.be/zB7JGIBc-3k

Very disappointing :<

Game itself though? Tremendous fun to play, really like it!

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I'm on PS4 with the tag JazzyLament and I tried joining a few groups but still waiting on acceptances...in the meanwhile, I created an open group called Abandon Pants if you'd like to join!

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They said Palicos and Meowscular Chef are in the film, so there probably is going to be at least some quirkiness, not that you could tell from the trailer. Cowards xD

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#6  Edited By jazzylament

As part of my COVID-19 sanity survival strategy, I started up a podcast/Youtube channel with a co-worker called Beyond The Pixel. We wanted to see if we could commit to running a show every week where we would cover various topics while leveraging our experience in the video game and film industry.

For a while we were gradually improving the show and we are pretty happy with the product we were making but it ended up being a lot of work for very little return. We eventually scaled back to only two shows a month, moved away from live recordings, and then took away the video component. Now we just have an audio podcast as our main source of content, but it's less splashy.

From my perspective, it was worth getting into since I was learning more about production and recording equipment (I ended up buying a number of lights, and a proper mixer and XLR microphone set up), but now I feel we are at a turning point. I'm getting the feeling that the podcast isn't going to move the needle for us, and I've been wanting to get more into making discrete video essays that more directly leverage what I've learned in the industry, covering topics such as common game mechanics and their implementations, content streaming pipelines, and maybe even dip into some scripting strategies with Unreal Engine.

I feel this sort of content would be easier to share and promote, especially with Youtube's algorithms as more people are likely to click on a video from someone they don't know if it's 10 or so minutes on a discrete topic, rather than 1.5-2 hour long podcast with strangers. However, I don't think I'd be able to balance both editing a podcast twice a week AND making a video essay as well.

How have your experiences been in the Youtube/Podcast scene? Any lessons that any of you have learned that you could share? Please also share any of your Channels and Podcasts as well! I'm interested in seeing what else the talented userbase of GB have come up with! :D

I'll also leave some links here to the youtube channel and the podcast if you are interested in leaving more specific feedback! Thanks in advance!

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCA6r5dBQFxwr4CoZtpGc5pg

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https://open.spotify.com/show/5HxehW1cx5XYYGzXprjwpa

The podcast is also available on Apple Podcasts, as well as also several other apps like Castbox which use Apple Podcast as a reference point.

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I figured this would be a safe space to share it :D

I'm trying to make more podcast/talk show oriented streams, and this seemed like a good opportunity to practice. Let me know what you think and if there are things that could be improved!

https://www.twitch.tv/videos/661920584

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Sign-in here to let others know you are going!

Got myself Saturday and Sunday passes, looking forward to seeing all the panels I want without having to rush back and man a booth for once!

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