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Love and Respect for the Oct 31st Podcast
🕑 Added 2025-10-28 00:37:30 +0000 UTCHello! Damiani and I are both out for this week's podcast, but Huber, Isla, and Don have more than enough to talk about, both in terms of games and headlines. Very curious to get Isla's take on The Seance of Blake Manor, so hopefully that will make it in there.
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Tzp2gameknight
Hey there Allies. I’ve been writing in a bit more recently because my questions have been picked more recently! I never saw myself as someone who would write in questions but hearing my words and questions spoken brings me a strange satisfaction and joy. I have been playing some of Yakuza with my wife , 0 through 3 as well as the newer ones, and distinctly remember writing into the radio during one of the games. Watching Kiryu wait to see if his question was read seemed strange to me at the time, like why would he care, but now having had a few questions picked I totally understand! So here’s my question, have you ever done something in a game, didn’t really understand the appeal, then do it in real life and really enjoyed it? Thanks if you take my question and stay easy fellow allies.
Jeff Kendall
Greetings and Salutations Allies! Do you ever slow down your gameplay of a game as you near the end, simply because you don't want it to end? I'm currently (as of the time of writing my comment, October 29th) probably an hour away from completing Hollow Knight Silksong. However, I've been enjoying it so much that I don't want it to end and so I've been slowing down my progress. I could say it was to savor the finale, but it's mostly cause I don't want that "I'm playing a masterpiece" feeling to go away at its conclusion. Have you ever done the same? Did you for a time but being "in the industry" stripped that from you? Just curious if I'm a weirdo for it or if it is a common feeling for many gamers. Love and Respect, Jeffrey Kendall
