Three Moves Ahead 72: Technological Innovation

Three Moves Ahead

Idle Thumbs

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

4.8 • 532 Ratings

🗓️ 7 July 2010

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

This week, hardware expert and long time strategy gamer Loyd Case joins Troy, Julian and Rob in a chat about how various advances and changes in the technological environment have changed how see and approach strategy games.

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0:00.0	You are listening to Three Moves Ahead, the official podcast of Flash of Steel.com.
0:06.7	I am your host, Troy Goodfellow, and this is episode 72.
0:11.7	With me today are two of our regular panelists.
0:15.2	We have freelance writer Rob Zakney.
0:17.3	It is too damn hot to podcast.
0:20.7	I agree. And freelance writer Julian hot to podcast. I agree.
0:22.0	And freelance writer Julian Murdoch.
0:24.4	Pretty soon it's going to be like the number of the episode is the temperature outside,
0:28.2	except we'd need to be on like 102 right now.
0:31.9	You guys are off playing pinball last weekend.
0:34.5	They did not invite me.
0:36.2	It would have been a long trip for you.
0:41.2	We went to New Hampshire. You live in D.C. or something, don't you?
0:44.2	Still going to cry. Okay. You can cry.
0:55.8	With us. Today is a very special guest. A longtime friend and colleague and the tech writing business and the man who assembled my amazing supercomputer.
0:57.2	Now that it's actually working.
0:58.9	Now that it's actually working.
1:04.7	Formerly of Extreme Tech, now a freelance writer who blogs at Improbable Insights.com.
1:06.5	Mr. Lloyd Case.
1:08.1	Lloyd, so glad you could be here.
1:08.9	Good to be here.
1:12.0	It's 77 degrees here on the West Coast.
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