0:00.0 | What is up, everybody? Welcome to another episode of Limited Resources. This episode |
0:18.4 | number 643. My name is Marshall. I'm when you're limited resources and joining me on the |
0:23.9 | line all the way from Denver, Colorado. It's Luis, God Vargas, Luis. What's been going |
0:29.3 | on over in the Rocky Mountains? Not much. I'm happy to hear that. We're on episode 643-700. |
0:35.6 | That's pretty sweet. I just got all my travel stuff figured out for a trip to the Bahamas |
0:43.9 | next week for work. Actually, you really did to Brawl, which means that you'll be getting |
0:49.1 | a special guest next week. All of you lucky listeners to get a break. Yeah, you get a break. |
0:54.0 | You beat me to the punch on that one. You just sort of slipped that in there, something |
1:01.7 | for Brawl, for work. I know that we've really talked about it on the show. What's going |
1:05.7 | on with that? Well, it actually has to do with our sponsor FTX. They acquired good luck |
1:12.1 | games. It's our studio that makes store book Brawl. I'm going to get to meet so much of |
1:16.2 | those folks in person and bounce ideas and stuff like that. I'm looking forward to it. |
1:20.5 | No, cool. Congrats. That's really awesome. I know that you've been doing a fair bit |
1:25.8 | of... When you've been streaming lately, store book Brawl has been a part of the component, |
1:30.2 | so people can check that out if they haven't played or seen store book Brawl yet. It's |
1:34.6 | an auto-battler. It's not quite as involved as magic as far as, I don't know, strategically, |
1:41.7 | I guess. Is that fair to say, Luis? How do you describe an auto-battler? |
1:47.3 | An auto-battler, I think, the best way to magic players is you draft the deck and then |
1:51.1 | the computer plays it. The actual gameplay is random attacks, but the skill-based part |
1:58.2 | is drafting and positioning the decisions you make there, which the winning-us Brawl |
2:02.1 | players actually win a little more than the winning-us magic players, which indicates |
2:05.5 | that there might be a higher, at least a comparable skill cap. I don't want to say higher, |
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