Triple Play: Mass Effect

Triple Click

Maximum Fun

Kirk Hamilton, Society & Culture, Technology, Arts, Jason Schreier, Maddy Myers, Video Games

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🗓️ 27 May 2021

⏱️ 62 minutes

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It's Mass Effect time! Maddy, Jason, and Kirk are all playing the remastered version of BioWare's sci-fi trilogy, and really, who needs an excuse to talk Mass Effect? The gang talks about what it's like to revisit Mass Effect all these years later, what has or hasn't aged well, and of course, who they'd all like to smooch.

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0:00.0	The humans, the Asari, the Turians and Solarians, the Krogan, the Quarians, the Hanna
0:09.3	or the Volis, the Elcord, the Drell, the Beterians and Vorja.
0:13.2	Welcome to Triple Click, where we get the Rack9 to you.
0:15.8	We're talking about the new re-release of Mass Effect today, and we've got a lot of
0:18.6	reapers to buy out at Gimplant.
0:20.4	The Cerberus is in the Vale, and the Relays and the Citadel, so grab your omnitool and
0:23.9	let's skill you an Verge.
0:29.5	I'm Kirk Hamilton.
0:30.5	I'm Maddie Myers.
0:31.5	And I'm Jason Gyer, and we are back once again for another podcast.
0:36.5	Guys, you want to hear something crazy?
0:38.9	Always.
0:39.9	This weekend, my wife Amanda and I went out to eat indoors for the first time in a year and
0:45.9	three months.
0:46.9	That was crazy.
0:47.9	That was crazy.
0:48.9	That was crazy.
0:49.9	It was weird.
0:50.9	We're sitting there without Mass on.
0:51.9	Nobody's wearing a mask.
0:52.9	People are eating and enjoying themselves.
0:54.6	It just felt like life was back to normal for a while.
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