Just to clarify, and I apologise because I know the conversation has moved on, but I personally agree that both the violence and sexual imagery in God of War is probably too much for kids (depends on the age), I have more of an issue with people who dismiss all criticism of sexualisation in video games by comparing it to violence, when, in my eyes, they are two very different discussions.Sure but at the same time it seems equally weird to hand waive away the violence because the graphics are no longer cutting edge and then turn around and get up in arms about the sex acts depicted in the same games.
I appreciate it as a Patron exclusive, but MAN, Achieve it Yourself is exactly the type of tightly-edited easily-digestible group show in which Easy Allies is sorely lacking. It should be a weekly show for good.
I appreciate it as a Patron exclusive, but MAN, Achieve it Yourself is exactly the type of tightly-edited easily-digestible group show in which Easy Allies is sorely lacking. It should be a weekly show for good.
So say we all.I appreciate it as a Patron exclusive, but MAN, Achieve it Yourself is exactly the type of tightly-edited easily-digestible group show in which Easy Allies is sorely lacking. It should be a weekly show for good.
The free episode was good but the push for patreon after it was a bit weak. Why not have 'patreon.com/easyallies' written on the screen while Kyle talks about it for example. They could have also shown a very small clip of ep2 (like 2 sec of reactions) after his speech for example.A little bit disheartening to not see the patreon needle move (positively).
Maybe there will be an uptick in the next few days but I feel they might have reached their full audience and unless there is a paradigm shift (I just wanted to say it XD), things will kinda stay the same.
Gotta say, I really like more than 80% of what they produce though, so I'm not complaining or saying they should change.
Yeah i dont get it neither. The exclusive shows all have this tight editing that fans love. Having exclusive shows is a smart idea of course, but i dont understand why this tight type of editing is ONLY in their exclusive showsI appreciate it as a Patron exclusive, but MAN, Achieve it Yourself is exactly the type of tightly-edited easily-digestible group show in which Easy Allies is sorely lacking. It should be a weekly show for good.
You get Bosman and Brad in a room and "dude" starts flying everywhere. Add in Huber during group streams and it starts to become obnoxious.
"Dude" is a beautiful and integral part of our Southern California lifestyle and I will not have it besmirched on this here gaming forum! Good day, sir! /sYou get Bosman and Brad in a room and "dude" starts flying everywhere. Add in Huber during group streams and it starts to become obnoxious.
A little bit disheartening to not see the patreon needle move (positively).
Maybe there will be an uptick in the next few days but I feel they might have reached their full audience and unless there is a paradigm shift (I just wanted to say it XD), things will kinda stay the same.
Gotta say, I really like more than 80% of what they produce though, so I'm not complaining or saying they should change.
Not gonna lie dude but dude Zero says it too much dude. He needs help dude x)
Yeah i dont get it neither. The exclusive shows all have this tight editing that fans love. Having exclusive shows is a smart idea of course, but i dont understand why this tight type of editing is ONLY in their exclusive shows
This was about how I was going to respond, so you took the words right out of my mouth.Because this is the editing that takes the most time, along with reviews and they have Ian who also produces his own content, Brandon who does voiceovers and a lot of business stuff, reviews and his own content and Don who's also working at Funhaus. There's only so many hours in a day, may as well use them for the show's people pay for.
I don't think that it's particularly thought of this way. It's just somewhat of a side effect of how these shows are conceptualized, the fact that Kyle's the producer, and that Ian's the editor. It helps too that they're limited-run series so they don't pile on to a permanent weekly workload.Because this is the editing that takes the most time, along with reviews and they have Ian who also produces his own content, Brandon who does voiceovers and a lot of business stuff, reviews and his own content and Don who's also working at Funhaus. There's only so many hours in a day, may as well use them for the show's people pay for.
You get Bosman and Brad in a room and "dude" starts flying everywhere. Add in Huber during group streams and it starts to become obnoxious.
The usage of "dude" can, at times, get a little out of hand. One of my friends got the impression that the Easy Allies must be a bunch of dudebros after listening to one of the more casual podcasts while we were on a road trip (we had a rotating setlist of podcasts during the trip).
We Californians aren't dudebros. This is just how we talk =(
which is probably why I didn't even notice it when I watched haha
Edit: I forgot to add that I thought Achieve it Yourself was fantastic! Really enjoyed it, and Blood is an absolute pro.
"Dude" is a beautiful and integral part of our Southern California lifestyle and I will not have it besmirched on this here gaming forum! Good day, sir! /s
Yeah, I didn't notice it either... But I imagine it can get pretty old...
Not gonna lie dude but dude Zero says it too much dude. He needs help dude x)
The only people who shit on the Zune are the people who never actually bothered to try it. It had superior software, excellent hardware quality, great UI and controls, and came with some of the best damned headphones ever made. I've been robbed multiple times, but the only person I hate is the person who stole my damned Zune.
EZA are at an all time high number of patrons now I think. Hopefully they'll go even higher when achieve yourself goes exclusive.
Do we know if they'll be doing a YouTube trailer for each ep like they do for spoiler mode? I think that could help move the needle even more
Eh, I don't know. They shut the marketplace down a while back and I'm not sure it would really compare with modern phones for music playing. It's tough to say since it's a decade old technology now.I've nearly bought an old Zune a few times this year, should I bite the bullet?
Got a spare $1500 laying around?The GT full playthroughs were so good, I wish we could get back to that somehow.
The GT full playthroughs were so good, I wish we could get back to that somehow.
I know, my most missed thing from GT. Even if they reach the current goal now it won't be the same.
We'll never get something like the FF7 and Shenmue streams again, even though they have this great studio. :(
I still use a 1st gen Nano that I use daily for podcast listening. It's been going on 13 years and I fear I may eventually be killed by its battery exploding in my chest pocket. For how reliable it's been all this time I'll chance it.I bought a used 6th Generation Apple iPod Nano this week. The best way to enjoy podcasts and the old one's screen didn't work after 5 years of everyday use. Fuck the haters.
The FF7 FPF spanned months, and I think that's why it's legendary (and also their longest FPF to date). The RE streams are also very good, especially RE4 with Kyle and Huber. I think some have been lost to history because they weren't archived on YouTube, honestly. Like there's a four hour video of Kyle and Damiani playing NES Remix that's pretty great, but it's not on YouTube as far as I can tell. Just Twitch VOD.I wasn't really aware of GT back in the day - how many of these full playthrough streams did they do back then - was it literally every Friday? I always see the same ones mentioned over and over - Shenmue, Until Dawn and FF7. If they did these fairly often and the only ones fondly remembered are a small handful, doesn't that lend credence to the fact that maybe some streams are just inherently better than others? I'm just saying there is still just as high a probability of the next FPF stream being an all-timer as it is being a dud. Writing off all future streams as never being of that quality again after having the studio for 4 months is bizarre to me, haha.
I wasn't really aware of GT back in the day - how many of these full playthrough streams did they do back then - was it literally every Friday? I always see the same ones mentioned over and over - Shenmue, Until Dawn and FF7. If they did these fairly often and the only ones fondly remembered are a small handful, doesn't that lend credence to the fact that maybe some streams are just inherently better than others? I'm just saying there is still just as high a probability of the next FPF stream being an all-timer as it is being a dud. Writing off all future streams as never being of that quality again after having the studio for 4 months is bizarre to me, haha.
The only people who shit on the Zune are the people who never actually bothered to try it. It had superior software, excellent hardware quality, great UI and controls, and came with some of the best damned headphones ever made. I've been robbed multiple times, but the only person I hate is the person who stole my damned Zune.
Oh cool thanks for the info. I was going off graphtreon, I know that can be spotty though based on how it pulls data
Oh i'm not writing off the full playthroughs for the EZA era, i've enjoyed all the ones they've done so far.
The difference with the GT ones is it wasn't tied to a goal or time slot. They didn't do them all the time but a lot of fridays they'd play a random game through, and the ff7 and shenmue streams were on going and they just did them when they could. The EZA version now is one game per month, so we're not gonna see a playthrough in parts again it seems, as that would take 6-10 months. It was those GT streams where the crew really shined and you actually got to know them. I wouldn't have the connection with them i have now without those.
This new show is a great idea.
Bosman should kinda maybe stop artificially limiting it like that.
There's nothing I want more than a Huber and Matt Blair (with a sprinkling of Brad and Bosman) full play through of Shenmue III.
Never gonna happen.