GWJ Conference Call Episode 984

Gamers With Jobs - Conference Call

Gamers With Jobs

Leisure, Video Games, Videogames, Games, Gaming

4.6 • 808 Ratings

🗓️ 20 August 2025

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Summary

Rich, Aaron, and Amanda talk about Tales of the Shire, Shields of Loyalty, and more before exploring what keeps them in a game.

Games: Tales of the Shire, Shields of Loyalty, Death Stranding 2.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Gameres with Jobs Conference Call, episode 9.84.
0:22.2	Everyone's luckiest number, I have to check the Powerball.
0:26.3	My name is Aaron Turbo Hoodie Amandola, and I am joined by my two intrepid co-host today.
0:33.6	Let's say hi behind door number one to Amanda Nolton.
0:38.4	Oh my gosh.
0:39.6	Hello.
0:40.5	Wow.
0:41.2	That was quite the introduction.
0:43.3	Thank you.
0:44.1	I just need to bring the energy.
0:45.8	We were all pining about getting massages.
0:48.3	So I am taking that want and worry and channeling it into the episode.
0:53.7	And speaking about want and worry behind door number three,
0:58.4	because door number two is malfunctioning,
1:00.7	we are going to welcome Richard Lovejoy.
1:06.2	Three is a very powerful number the way things go.
1:09.4	Lots of things go in three, like the three-act structure.
1:12.3	I'm here for it.
1:13.2	I'm glad to be in door number three.
1:15.0	I didn't need door number two anyway.
1:17.2	Lots of great threes in video games.
1:19.4	We all know Bioshock 3 is the best one.
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