The Welcome to a difficult episode of Fire Team Chat. Joining me today is CJ Gibson.

What's up? Sean Finnegan.

Chomp Chomp. And James Chomp.

Chomp. And the reason it's difficult is we're going to be going over Cursive

Osiris and a lot of our concerns and disappointments with it today.

We're gonna try to start on a positive note

and talk about some of the things that we liked,

but there are some major concerns with this content.

And I think we're all in agreement that there's some pretty major concerns with this content and I think we're all in

agreements that there are some pretty major flaws and problems.

Right? Yep. So let's bring it up a little bit. Let's talk about some of the things

that they'd like. I'll start with one of the things that I actually enjoyed.

Doug and you and I last night, we got to play the Adventures, we got to play the heroic version of them,

and it was kind of nice to see that they were randomized. They were, I don't want to quite compare them to strikes but they've

definitely improved the adventure system a little bit here and I was very happy to see

that. That is an ass we had from vanilla. There is a very surface level amount of

procedural generation happening and it's not even procedural, it's handcrafted stuff that is being piece by piece selected, which I think is a good thing, but we'll get into why it's a flawed system and a really good example of what they could have done as opposed to what they actually did do

And at the end of the day when you're getting to the end

I know we're trying to keep it positive. Oh man, here we go already

And this is in your opinion. I actually like that. I like that there were a few different permutations.

Not many. There's three. There's three. There's three and then you can either get that in the past or the future.

So that's a total of six permutations that you work your way

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