Episode 38: Pagolda Industries

Waypoint Radio

VICE

Leisure, Video Game Development, Television, Rewatch, Replay, Tv & Film, Video Games, Games, Movies, Video Game Culture

4.6 • 2.1K Ratings

🗓️ 11 February 2017

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Summary

If you get Senior Reporter Patrick Kelpek and Editor-in-Chief Austin Walker in a room, Souls talk is gonna happen. We might end up fighting over the merits of Dark Souls 2 longer than one should, but that's the way it is.

All this Souls talk was spurred by Managing Editor Danielle Riendeau discussing her time with Nioh, which prompted a much longer breakdown and analysis of the core DNA behind a Souls game, and whether we can come up with a collective definition for the genre. We also dip into The Question Bucket, and Austin reveals the three-part young adult novel series that he's been working on.

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0:00.0	One day, you'll realise it's time to switch things up.
0:02.6	Bill, please.
0:03.4	No, lunch is on me.
0:04.8	That's my points.
0:05.8	Well, that's the first.
0:07.5	Oh, sorry.
0:09.0	Working late, again, booking our hotel in Rome.
0:12.8	Really?
0:13.4	Or even?
0:14.2	Oh, look at that queue.
0:15.8	An X-Carve member entrance instead.
0:18.0	Uh, yes, please.
0:19.3	American Express.
0:20.5	Don't live life without it.
0:23.0	Example product, preferred reward score credit card,
0:25.1	represented at APR 73.8% variable,
0:27.6	not subject to status 18 plus season C's apply.
0:50.2	What's good internet?
0:51.3	It is February 10th, 2017, and you are listening
0:54.5	to Waypoint Radio coming to you live
0:56.6	from lobby 1 in Vice HQ in downtown Brooklyn,
0:59.2	not downtown Brooklyn at all.
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