For the last three years, between recording segments of the D6 generation,

Russ, Craig, and Raff have had various conversations that have spanned the interests of Gamerdom worldwide.

This is one of those conversations.

D6G, the last chapters.

Hi, and welcome back to yet another episode of the last chapter.

Hey, cut it down over there.

Oh, sorry, sorry.

Dunkin' Donuts, they don't really, you know, they don't really approve of the echo effect here.

So anyway, you guys all know that I throw these parties on a fairly regular basis,

a couple times a year.

Karen and I throw big gaming parties.

And, well, as it turns out, Stephen throws enormous game parties on an even far more regular basis and actually has a whole plan on how to throw a game, on how to throw a game. How to throw a game. Stephen, do you throw games often over there at Stronghold games? You just like throw them. Just like, I'll let someone else win. This is where we're heading. I just say, I can't. I don't like to win games. I just throw the game. There you go, nice. I turn the table over. I throw the game. There you go. A little wiki. A tweaky? Wiki? What? Oh, I'm sorry. I am not going to apologize for remembering the robot from Buck Rogers. Look, if you're going to compare Buck Rogers' robot to a online information service

managed by thousands of people around the world, that doesn't make any sense to me.

Wow.

I'm pushing my glasses up on my nose.

All right.

I'm too confused that with a group crowdsourced informational processing unit.

I don't even know what he's doing.

We're getting weird.

Do you have a problem with Wikipedia all of a sudden?

I'm missing some.

I don't know.

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