Yeah, no, it's really shit. Moving on.

Yeah.

Seriously, we're not going to linger on the thing because it's miserable, and none of us feel like being miserable.

I am always looking for an excuse to get us to video games as quickly as I can on an episode of Podquisition.

And I feel like, if there was ever a week

where me going, hey, this is a video game podcast, we talk about video games, and someone would jump in and talk about a video games, right away. This might be the week. Who's got a video game that want to talk about? I want to get there in under 60 seconds. We do have an alarm on the wall that says, in case a presidency break glass. So, video games

I did that on the one minute mark

fuck yes

I'm gonna wall that says in case a presidency break glass. So, video games. I did that on the one minute mark.

Fuck yes. I'm going to, I'm going to fucking jump in. Do it. I've been playing Dragon Age this week,

but I'm biased as hell. You've been playing it as well, Steph. How are you getting on with it?

I mean, I'm biased as hell. All things considered. Considering one of me oldest and dearest friends is biased as hell.

Dragon Age, the Vile Guard.

Pretty good.

I have issues.

I have a lot of little niggling annoyances with it. I think that's fair.

I want to kick off by saying that despite what the internet claims, because the internet is

conveniently forgetting how BioWare's writing sounds and is.

I just want to point out that the conversation, because I've gotten that far,

well, I've gotten as far as boinking Tash, but I have gotten to the initial discussion about Tashia's being non-binary and my character's ability to relate to that.

And I just want to say in a game, in a game where you can pick up an in-game document that is the baddies, the Venetori, one of them complaining about leaving the door open, which is cute.

But then one of your companions pointing out how clever and funny BioAres by saying out loud,

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