Three Moves Ahead 502: A Total War Saga: Troy

Three Moves Ahead

Idle Thumbs

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

4.8 • 532 Ratings

🗓️ 29 August 2020

⏱️ 86 minutes

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Rob, T.J., and Fraser are joined by freelance writer Dia Lacina to discuss A Total War Saga: Troy. The ancient city, not the creator of this show.

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0:00.0	Good evening. You are listening to Three Moves Ahead, and I'm your host, Rob Zakene.
0:04.2	Joining me tonight is freelance writer, T.J. Hafer.
0:08.0	Hello.
0:09.2	We also have freelance writer and a brilliant photographer, Diyalatina.
0:16.6	Hey.
0:18.5	And we also have our friend from PC Gamer Fraser Brown.
0:24.9	Hello.
0:26.9	So today, the muse sings of a strategy game podcast, journeying across the wind dark sea to Lay Siege to Wald Iliam.
0:41.7	Fraser, this week, we're going to be talking about a total war saga, Troy.
0:51.8	It just rules off the tongue, doesn't it?
0:53.9	It's perfect. Don't you dare call it doesn't it? It's perfect.
0:54.9	Don't you dare call it
0:56.2	Total War Troy?
0:57.9	That's wrong.
0:59.0	Don't say Troy, a Total War saga,
1:01.5	which makes sense, but is also still wrong.
1:03.8	No, it is a Total War saga, Troy,
1:06.9	snappy title.
1:08.5	But it is a total war game about the Trojan War as related to us by a host of
1:18.2	Athenian tragedians and the poet Homer. Fraser, first of all, let's get something
1:25.2	off the, let's get something clear from the start. Do you think there
1:30.4	was a Homer and a unified authorial composition of the Iliad and the Odyssey? So I always say
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