Well, greetings imagination connoisseurs. Once again, it is I, your Duke of dope discourse

and as John Campio once called me, your existential Mr. Rogers, which to be fair, still don't quite

know what it means. With another John Campio show companion video, thanks for the kind

of words because if you hated me doing these, John would let me do them and I got to say

they're kind of fun. So I'm just going to get right into this. We got Anonymous, one

of three Anonymous who actually becomes baked ork. Hey John, first time riding in, but

I've been watching you since 2014 on Jedi Council. I would like to suggest Elder Scrolls

online as a formerly hardcore World of Warcraft player that simply doesn't have the time I

used to. For some like World of Warcraft classic, I couldn't recommend ESO more. It has

the right mix of hardcore to casual for most people, as well as a huge player based across

consoles and PC. Just don't quest like it's World of Warcraft as I found out the hard

way that doing all the quests in an area to move on to the next bunch isn't quite how

it works. I recommend asking a friend to give you some guidance or watching a very brief

beginner guide to get you started. Man, I haven't played World of Warcraft in a long time.

I enjoyed it, but you know what, I was kind of a casual. I dabbled in World of Warcraft

long ago. But this sounds cool. I've heard of Elder Scrolls. I've just never played it,

but I will definitely heed your advice and keep on the lookout. I might only thank you.

Congratulations on supporting the channel for the first time or should I say congratulations

to us and thank you for supporting the channel. Ruben Wakefield sends in a tip and says,

John, I've watched a show for some time now. You've inspired me to be a better person.

I appreciate the integrity. I appreciate the integrity of how you run the show. I wanted to ask

all of you what type of legacy do you want to leave and what it means to you. God bless.

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