This is the Gamers' Jobs conference call for November 18th, 2015.

I'm your host, Sean Andrich,

and joining me this week, sworn to carry my burdens, Sean Sands. Hello. Also joining us,

Julian Murdoch. Burdens? What burdens do you have? I am full of burdens. I'm sworn to carry

your burdens. Apparently, you're shoveling them off on someone else.

Well, I have a lot of typewriters and phones and alarm clocks that I've been clocked in lately.

Also, do I know as Alan Cook?

I think this microphone will break down into aluminum and a copper wire.

So if I cut out, I just, I really needed that. Yeah. And, and,

and last but certainly not least, Amanda Nolton. Hey, hello. Welcome. Welcome, everybody to

Fallout cast, where it's not just me talking about Fallout and... It's everybody. It's

you and four others. Yeah, brosely listening. So we're going to be talking certainly about Fallout and a bunch of other games.

And our topic, which is apropos, is game companions.

What makes a good game companion?

Because Fallout 4 is certainly chalk full of them.

And we're going to have a lot of fun dancing around all that because we don't want to spoil each other on things.

And, of course, we have your emails.

Let's start with video games.

And yeah, let's just start with Fallout 4.

How are we going to do this?

Can we just do a little level setting?

Ground, ground roll, like safe words.

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