What is up, everybody? Welcome to another episode of Limited Resources. This episode

number 643. My name is Marshall. I'm when you're limited resources and joining me on the

line all the way from Denver, Colorado. It's Luis, God Vargas, Luis. What's been going

on over in the Rocky Mountains? Not much. I'm happy to hear that. We're on episode 643-700.

That's pretty sweet. I just got all my travel stuff figured out for a trip to the Bahamas

next week for work. Actually, you really did to Brawl, which means that you'll be getting

a special guest next week. All of you lucky listeners to get a break. Yeah, you get a break.

You beat me to the punch on that one. You just sort of slipped that in there, something

for Brawl, for work. I know that we've really talked about it on the show. What's going

on with that? Well, it actually has to do with our sponsor FTX. They acquired good luck

games. It's our studio that makes store book Brawl. I'm going to get to meet so much of

those folks in person and bounce ideas and stuff like that. I'm looking forward to it.

No, cool. Congrats. That's really awesome. I know that you've been doing a fair bit

of... When you've been streaming lately, store book Brawl has been a part of the component,

so people can check that out if they haven't played or seen store book Brawl yet. It's

an auto-battler. It's not quite as involved as magic as far as, I don't know, strategically,

I guess. Is that fair to say, Luis? How do you describe an auto-battler?

An auto-battler, I think, the best way to magic players is you draft the deck and then

the computer plays it. The actual gameplay is random attacks, but the skill-based part

is drafting and positioning the decisions you make there, which the winning-us Brawl

players actually win a little more than the winning-us magic players, which indicates

that there might be a higher, at least a comparable skill cap. I don't want to say higher,

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