Good evening and happy holidays. You are listening to Three Moves Ahead, and I'm your exhausted host, Rob Zakeney.

Joining me tonight is 3MA's Exhausted Panelist and founder, Troy Goodfellow.

Troy, welcome to your second show of the week.

This is a crazy week of recording as we try to get a whole lot of shows done and out of the way.

Yeah, so tonight we're going to be talking about Unity of Command,

but you already got the gang back together last night for episode 150, isn't that right?

We did. We got the gang back together, the old original gang for 150,

so for listeners who listen to us regularly,

and on 150 we have the original cast together for the first week

of January, the New Year's show gave Rob some time off to think about 2011 and 2012, since I'm

sure as a writer you're being forced to contribute to all these year-end lists that drives you up

the wall. I know I hated doing them. Yeah, I've already

I've already sort of punked out on a couple just because these things come in and I just sort

stare blankly at them and honestly I'm at this this point where people ask me like what do I think

of the games that came out this year and I'm just I'm not sure. You know like the the year-end sprint

through reviews has sort of addled my brain. And all I can think of is games, but I can't really reflect on the whole year. Yeah, that's kind of where I usually am. I mean, we were at least, you know, for the 150 show. We talked, it was focus on one genre. But, you know, stuff just keeps coming up. And it's so hard to think about, you know, what happened in January and June, and it all blends into one big mix. But

tonight, we have one game we're talking about. So that makes it pretty easy. Yeah, that's right. So

we're going to be talking about Unity of Command, a new Eastern Front war game from two by two

games. Is there any connection between these guys and 2x3 games, or is that just...

I have really no idea.

It's weird, right?

Yeah, obviously two students have similar names.

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