Three Moves Ahead 40: Episode 40

Three Moves Ahead

Idle Thumbs

Video Games, Games, War, War Games, Strategy, Games & Hobbies, Strategy Games

4.8 • 532 Ratings

🗓️ 25 November 2009

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Summary

Troy, Bruce and Julian deal with a few questioners listeners brought to the panel. Can noobs and experts play together? What is the place of AI in current game design? Why do we keep doing this? And where is Tom? Thanks for your questions, and keep them coming. We might do this again some time soon. Bruce Geryk on MOO3 Julian on Populous Rob Zacny on Black & White Solium Infernum Live Blogging

Transcript

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0:00.0	You are listening to Three Moves Ahead, the official podcast of Flash of Steel.com.
0:06.5	I am your host, Troy Goodfellow, and with me today for a special listener feedback episode is freelance writer Julian Murdoch.
0:14.9	Hello, hello, hello.
0:17.0	That did not sound good at all.
0:19.1	That didn't sound good at all?
0:20.5	Are you bumping into your microphone or something?
0:22.8	No, not at all.
0:24.4	Yeah, I think you're better when you have the gin in you.
0:26.6	I need more gin, clearly.
0:29.5	And Dr. Bruce Garrick?
0:32.3	Hello gamers.
0:35.7	Is that your nerd voice?
0:38.3	No, who said?
0:41.2	Good nerds think.
0:42.7	It was a really good nerd voice.
0:43.9	Oh, gamers.
0:47.7	That's kind of creepy.
0:50.8	Our other regular panelist, Tom Chick, is sadly not going to be able to join us today.
0:57.1	He is out with a terrible illness and hopefully he will recover soon.
1:03.2	We wish him...
1:04.0	Swin flu.
1:04.8	Pardon?
	...

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