Podcast Beyond Episode 520: Battlefront 2's Real Problems & Skyrim VR

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🗓️ 21 November 2017

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Everyone's sick or away for Thanksgiving, so this week join Max and Brian as they run down Star Wars Battlefront 2's incredibly problematic launch, as well as trying to have an objective and measured discussion about what the game does wrong and what it does right. Meanwhile, Skyrim VR is Skyrim in VR, so if you like Skyrim, and you like VR, you'll probably enjoy it. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	This episode is brought to you by Gamefly, the best way to rent or buy your favorite games
0:04.4	head to Gamefly.com slash far beyond for a free premium 30-day trial today.
0:30.0	Beyond Beyond.
0:34.1	And that's it really.
0:35.6	There's just two beyonds today.
0:36.9	Welcome everybody to Beyond Episode 520 or something.
0:40.3	My name is Max Scoville and I'm joined by Brian Altano.
0:43.0	Hey there.
0:44.0	That's it.
0:45.0	We pardon everybody else like the good Thanksgiving turkeys that they are.
0:48.0	They're gone.
0:49.0	Let's call this the Beyond Thanksgiving special.
0:50.9	Yeah.
0:51.9	I mean, to me, the root of Beyond is two people talking together and we're going to keep
0:57.2	that going.
0:58.2	One to five people, no less than one, but really at least a conversation will be had.
1:03.0	Is there ever been a one person beyond?
1:04.3	I don't know.
1:05.3	I feel like Greg could have pulled that off.
1:06.3	This is what the daily fix is basically.
1:08.1	Kind of yeah.
1:09.1	Anyway, yeah, we've got a great show line up.
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