The Instance 602: Machine Learning Disability

The Instance: Deep Dives for Gamers

Scott Johnson

Video Games, Leisure

4.8 • 8.8K Ratings

🗓️ 19 May 2020

⏱️ 81 minutes

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Summary

We touch on this saved Echoes of Ny'alotha business that has everyone in a froth this week. Plus another great interview with Ion that gave us some new stuff to chew on. WoWesports goes more official, why War Mode might be the best feature in BFA and a whole lot more, including your emails!

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0:30.0	You're listening to the instance.
0:40.0	Hello everyone around the world and welcome back to the instance episode 600 and 2.
0:53.4	This is May 19, 2020.
0:55.4	I'm Scott Johnson with Patrick Bejahal of Patrick.
0:58.8	Hello Scott Johnson.
1:00.4	How are you doing today?
1:01.6	I'm doing well.
1:02.6	I don't know what I'm why I'm talking like this.
1:04.6	Yeah, why are you talking like that?
1:05.6	What's out about?
1:07.2	I have no idea.
1:08.8	You put a thing this might be some kind of movie trailer voice for weird people.
1:13.6	You put Patrick in the forest of Scandinavia.
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