This is the Gamerces' Chops' conference call for May 18, 2016. I'm your host, Sean

Andrich, and I'm still hung over from last weekend, I think. for may 18th 2016 I'm your host sean andritch and I'm still

hung over from last weekend I think I am I'm still kind of run down I don't know exactly what's going

on let's be getting old also joining us mr. Sean Sands you're looking a little peeked you're just

the color is not right like if the wine has bubbles don't cheap out on it that's that's my that's my that's

my life lesson to our listeners for today and also joining us mr julian murdock hello everyone

very nice to have you here just the three of us this week we were uh maybe going to have four and

just didn't quite pan out so uh here we are. And it is now episode 501.

You don't have to hear us carping about how we've done 500 episodes now.

No, no.

It's almost like a fresh start.

And you know what?

With the release of Doom, which is a real throwback, we're going back to the basics.

We're going to go back to the basics as well because our

very first podcast episode, oh, so many moons ago, was the question of game violence and is it bad

and why we love it? That was episode one. And so now in episode 5001, we're going to revisit that

and see how we feel about game violence these days.

But we're not, we're not going to do this like, this isn't like the pattern now.

I love this idea.

We'll never have to think of topics again.

We'll work to 1,0001.

And we just like, okay, how about big game violence now?

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