Maps in video games, they can be many things, helpful, unhelpful, annoying, interesting.

But whatever they tell you, they don't love you like we love you.

Welcome to Triple Quick, where we bring the maps to you.

This week we're talking about video game cartography

and what in-game maps can tell us about the world, the game,

and even ourselves.

Grab your Quills and compass and let's chart a course for knowledge.

I'm Kirk Hamilton.

I'm Maddie Myers. And I'm

Mattie Myers and I'm Jason trier hello. Hello, it's us.

Hello my friends.

Hello buddies.

We found our way back here.

We used all the clues.

Into your airholes. We found our way. We used all the clues. We found our way. We used all the maps that

were at our disposal. Yeah that was where I was going with it because I

figure the listener sees the title of the app. I'm just previewing some maps content for them.

That's true. And if you know if you really want to find your way to supporting quality

listener supported podcasting, well then you can use a map to navigate to maximum fun dot org slash join and you can become a member and you can support triple click and many other very cool podcasts on the maximum fun

podcast network that is how we make money from the show. So it lets us keep

doing it. It's why we don't have to sell ads on the show. We just run little promos for

other fun maximum fun shows and we are really grateful to all of you for supporting us and as a way of

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