This is the gamers with jobs conference call for Wednesday, June 21st, unless the calendar math I've done in my head is incorrect.

I am your host, Richard Lovejoy.

With me today is Julian Murdoch and Amanda Nolton.

How are you both doing?

Doing fine.

How's everyone?

Awaken ready.

A little tired. Just a little tired, just a little. This is a rabbit con episode because we have been gathered together in person playing board games for

several days. It's been for some of us, yeah, some of us different amounts of time, but it's

been very exciting. So we are going to talk a lot about board games. And our topic today is going to

be what makes a great board game learning experience? Because one of the things that I've been

struck by here is just how good people are at

explaining how the rules of a board game work here and just how why the board game matters,

what makes it special. We'll dig into all of that, but before we get into board games and

before we get into that topic, I want to take a little bit of a

detour into uh video games so for those of you who are here primarily for video games you get a little

taste right now of some fun stuff and julian you have been playing a few things so let's kick i have

it's been like a year in 28 yeah Yeah. So, you know, a little obligatory Diablo

4, although I don't really have very much to say about it. It's Diablo. It's real darn pretty.

And whoever did particle effects should get a raise. Wee. So like, I is what it is. It is what it is. It'll fill time in my schedule here

and there and mostly every once in a while groups of people want to play and that'll be fun.

I've been playing a bunch, a lot of oxygen not included, which is I think a slightly older game.

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