This is the D6 generation with your hosts Craig DLant.

No, no, no, cut that, keep that.

Some day it's going to be worth something.

Russ Wakeland.

You put me in an ATSKee with frickin' wookies attacking me and whatnot?

Now you're talking.

And Jeff Ingolstein in the third chair.

E to the pi-I plus one equals zero.

With contributions from total fan girl.

Vampires do not sparkle.

And are loyal listeners.

Are you crazy?

That's like 400 hours of gamer nonsense.

Welcome to another edition of Rappan Fire, the roundtable discussion of all things gaming,

coming to the speed of a giant Eldari Raith Knight bristling with weapons, traipsing

with dainty strides across a grim, dark landscape. Today's edition is brought to you by all of our friends at Patreon, the men, the women, the boys, the girls, the dogs, the cats that keep us going day after day, week after week, month, year after year, episode after episode, lengthy episode, lengthy episode after lengthy, anyway. Today, it's Pete Sutter's Noah Siemens, Pedro Sierra, Andrew Sykes, Alan Slikinsky, Bill Smith, Stephen, don't Jack, Stanley, oh, and then it's all messed up, and then Ken Squires. I'm Ginglam and radio who today appellas are Russ, the World's End, Wakeland, and Freeman and game designer, father of the year and the professor,

everyone wishes they had, Jeff Andromeda Strain, Ingolstein. Let's bring in this year number one.

As we get older, our interests naturally shift and change. One year we might check in

engrossed with medieval farming, working worker placement games. While only a few short

years later, maybe it's processing hipsters and cows for alien

consumption that catches our fancy. The key, however, regardless of the particulars, is that our

interests are always evolving and present interests should never be used to deter oneself from going

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