This is the Gamerces' Jobs Conference Call for August 17, 2016. My name is Sean Andridge, and Julian, you almost got me that time.

That was good.

I liked the little, like, rolling down the river moves.

With the overbite.

With the overbite.

With the overbite.

That's what sold it.

Joining me here this week, we have Julian Murdoch.

Hello, I do my best to keep Sean Andrich laughing and not deteriorating into a cesspool of over seriousness and self-righteousness.

Thank you. I appreciate that. It's an ongoing struggle for both of us. Also joining us, Amanda Nolton.

Hello.

Who is a soldier who is not quite 100%. Yeah. see, I mentioned it and start coughing.

So this week, we're going to be talking about whether or not we actually want to play

in simulated worlds. This is going to be a question that's going to become more and more relevant

in the wake of No Man Sky. And so many more games are going to be starting coming out to be procedurally generated,

procedurally generated content.

And we're going to talk a little bit about what the future looks like and if you

actually want to be playing in a future like that.

Also, we have your emails, of course.

But first, let's go ahead and talk about video games and no sense bearing the lead here.

I kind of, I underestimated what a big deal No Man Sky was to the industry.

Oh, I was about to say to like in terms of what it actually is or in terms of the amount of-

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