Hello everybody and welcome to Shut Up and Sit Down, the podcast. The official podcast

spin-off of the video review show Shut Up and Sit Down starring the cast of Shut Up and

Sit Down. My name is Quintin Smith and I'm joined on this podcast by Tom Brewster,

how you doing Tom? Hello, Quintin Smith. I am also a member of the Shut Up and Sit Down

video review team and I'm here to do a Shut Up and Sit Down podcast spin-off special.

Which isn't what we usually do, we usually do videos. But today, for one night only, we're

going to do like 180th podcast or whatever it is. This is the first one. I'm this podcast,

we're going to be talking at a few board games, we're going to be talking about mobile

markets, a smartphone ink game, we're going to be talking about the new 20th anniversary

edition of Arman Ray and we're going to be talking about a little game called Mowgle.

But first, I've got to tell the audience what just happened before we started the recording.

Tom and my world just got turned upside down because members of the board game community

will know that ranking games out of 10 on board game geek isn't just a fun thing that

we do in this hobby. It is actually like fundamental to how board games are sold and published

and republished. You're rating on board games effects, a lot of things. Tom and I have

just discovered that there is no limit to the amount of decimal places you can give games

when ranking them on board game geek. I just as a test ended up ranking Mowgle 7.341 out

of 10 and the power has gone to my head. Tom, how do you feel about this revelation?

I wonder if it's going to be like an alley for people to be able to granular pin point

when things they don't like about a game can affect the review score. So like if your

box is dented, maybe you just take 0.01 of the review.

Maybe every time you lose a game, you take 0.001 of the review score. I am alarmed about

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