GWJ Conference Call Episode 469

Gamers With Jobs - Conference Call

Gamers With Jobs

Leisure, Games, Video Games

4.5 • 810 Ratings

🗓️ 7 October 2015

⏱️ 102 minutes

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Summary

This week Sean Sands, Julian Murdoch, Allen Cook and Shawn Andrich talk a whole mess of games and why they don't play realistic shooters quite so much.

Transcript

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0:00.0	This is the Gamer's Jobs Conference call for October 7th, 2015.
0:19.8	I'm your host, Sean Andrich, and joining me here this week, we have Sean Sands.
0:24.3	Good evening.
0:25.6	Julian Murdoch.
0:26.8	Good evening.
0:27.7	And Alan Cook.
0:29.5	Hello.
0:30.1	You know, I like to keep the podcast.
0:31.1	No, we were saying good evening.
0:32.4	No, I like to keep the, I appreciate that, Alan, because I like to keep the podcast timeless.
0:37.1	You don't know when people are listening.
0:38.6	They can be listening to this as 6 in the morning.
0:40.8	So a farmer could be out there on his tractor at 5 in the morning, and you're like, good
0:44.0	evening.
0:44.4	He's like, it's not even.
0:45.7	It's a good point.
0:46.4	I did not take into account our heavy farmer demographic.
0:49.9	Hey, if you're a farmer, drop us an email.
0:51.6	I bet there's at least one yeah there's got to be at least one
0:54.5	i apologize in advance this week we're going to be talking about why we're not shooting things anymore
0:59.6	or at least some of us aren't shooting things anymore or at least not quite so much in video games
1:04.3	we're going to be talking about some of that and of course we have your emails and for we get into
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