Three Moves Ahead 96: Shafer, Patches, Holiday Wishes

Three Moves Ahead

Idle Thumbs

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

4.8 • 532 Ratings

🗓️ 24 December 2010

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Summary

On the night before the day before Christmas, Troy and Rob and Julian sit down to talk about Jon Shafer leaving Firaxis, mega patches for turn based games Civ 5 and Elemental and then we wrap up with seasonal reflections including New Year's resolutions for the podcast.

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0:00.0	You are listening to Three Moves Ahead, the official podcast of Flash of Steel.com.
0:06.9	I am your host, Troy Goodfellow, and you are listening to episode number 96, and I got the number right this time.
0:14.4	With me today is my regular panel on this Christmas show.
0:18.9	We have freelance writer Julian Murdoch.
0:21.1	96. That's a long time talking to you guys.
0:26.3	Well, you've missed a few.
0:27.9	A few, a few.
0:30.4	And freelance writer Rob Zakeney.
0:32.5	Good evening.
0:35.0	Rob, you're coming to us from the wilds of Wisconsin.
0:38.8	No, from the West Berbs of Chicago.
0:43.0	West Berbs of Chicago.
0:44.4	Yes.
0:45.6	And even worse than Wisconsin.
0:49.4	Send your hate mail to...
0:51.7	Yes.
0:53.5	Today we're going to pretty much not a real topic show.
0:56.9	Everyone's very busy.
0:58.2	We have certainly topics for the next month all lined up.
1:01.6	We're just going to talk about some of the stuff that's happening in the strategy world.
1:04.4	And if we have time, we'll throw in a little bit of personal stuff at the end.
1:08.8	But it's been a pretty big week for strategy gaming.
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