Hey everyone, it's a brand new sea of podcast.

For Tuesday, November 30th, 2021, that's Ian Ferguson, I'm Pat Country.

We got a show today for you. This is going to be semi-entertaining. We'll be talking about

what I did at Comic Con. We'll be talking about the NCC4 module and announced for PolyMega,

Atari to buy Moby Games, which is interesting. You want to put that in the entry center,

right? You want to swap that? Yeah, I feel like we don't really need to make that a full topic.

And then Water released its first population report, so I'll have an update on that.

And Q&A. So Ian, we want to have our thanks given on the exclusive podcast. What did you do

else this weekend? I did something weird last night. Some weird wacky stuff. Played Halo Infinite.

You're into Halo? Not really. The only Halo I've ever really played was...

So, I have a weird history with Halo. When it came out and everyone loved it,

I was still... Man, it's on consoles.

Date for a few months. We had a weird history. We had a weird twist.

We had a weird relationship. So, I was still like, man, a console first-person

cheaters. I don't want to deal with this. I don't like it. PC. A PC snob? Yeah.

And I just, I never owned an Xbox. I never really played it. I ended up getting part three

when I had a 360. And... 360? Enjoyed playing online. But I was miserable at it.

But when I liked about it, it was just that I didn't really care about the campaign.

But I liked that the online... They know that they have a huge online player base. And more so than

really any other online shooter I've seen really gives you the nuts and bolts options to make custom

games and stuff like that. Okay. More so than I would... I feel like something like Call of Duty does.

Call of Duty does give you a lot of in-game options. In terms of like limiting your weapons

...