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Once again that is Patreon.com slash Duckfeed TV. And the Oh, Oh, My name is Gary Butterfield. My name is Cole Ross. And you're listening to watch out for

Fireballs. It is a Games Club podcast. And Hark, Faroon this month well week rather we are this

fortnight yes we are talking about Balders game Dark Alliance what a confident

hark yep to, to proceed such a stumble, good Sarah.

Ah yes, Balders Gate Dark Alliance, an action RPG developed by Snowblind studios and published by Black Isle Studios

for the PS2 Game Cube and Xbox in 2001.

Yeah, this is our premium episode for December.

We had an extra week. Yeah.

And we didn't want our premium episode to be like, here's some Dragon Age DLCs.

Yeah, that would not have been enough, we think. So we decided to throw something in to throw in a new one.

Yeah and this actually forms a really nice not only does this kind of match up with

a W. R.P. G month it also forms kind of a match up with rPG month, but it also forms kind of a nice contrast comparison with

Dragon Age 2, both in terms of like wave after wave of reinforcement-based

combat and setting kind of differences. This is a hack and

slash dungeon crawler takes place from an overhead perspective, think of like a

Diablo-like, or if you hearken back to watch out for Fireballs number 50,

that legendary episode 75, thank you, on X-Men Legends 2.

Yeah, yeah, this kind of was the first of that kind of game on the PS2. Like prior to this you would have, you would have dungeon crawlers like say was it darkstone or what

or what have you?

Yeah.

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